Round Table 206 Lays Foundation for Four New Classrooms Worth ₹3.5 Million at Dabok Government School

Udaipur: Reinforcing its commitment to improving educational infrastructure, Udaipur Lakecity Round Table 206 has laid the foundation stone for the construction of four modern classrooms at Mahatma Gandhi Government School, Dabok. The project, with an estimated cost of ₹3.5 million (₹35 lakh), will provide a better learning environment for the school's 424 students.

Round Table 206 Chairman Mohit Singhvi said the school had been facing a shortage of classrooms, making it difficult to accommodate students effectively. Recognizing this need, Round Table 206, along with its supporting sponsors, has undertaken the complete responsibility for constructing the four new classrooms. The project is expected to be completed within the next four months.

The foundation-laying ceremony was attended by Round Table Rajasthan Area Chairman Aneesh Chaudhary, Table Secretary Deepak Jodhawat, Project Convener Kunal Bagrecha, and Tablers Keyur Jain, Utkarsh Bakshi, Aseem Bolia, Vishal Shah, Simranjit Singh, and Manit Goyal.

Also present at the event were Dabok Sarpanch Bhagwatilal Patidar and Deputy Sarpanch Lalit Paliwal, who appreciated the public-spirited initiative of Round Table 206 and assured their full cooperation and support for the successful completion of the project.

School Principal Nidhi Sharma expressed gratitude to the organization and its sponsors, stating that the construction of four new classrooms would significantly benefit students and contribute to their academic growth. She described the initiative as an inspiring example for other social organizations to support government schools.

Chairman Mohit Singhvi said that Round Table's national motto is "Freedom Through Education." Guided by this vision, the organization continues to invest in strengthening educational infrastructure so that every child has access to a quality learning environment and a brighter future.