ITBP will soon open the gates of its public school at Dwarka. Director General led the foundation stone
Subhas Goswami, Director General, Indo Tibetan Border Police Force (ITBPF), laid the foundation stone of ITBP Public School at sector 16-B, Dwarka. The school will be constructed by National Buildings Construction Corporation (NBCC) with an estimated cost of approximately Rs 23.75 crore.
In his speech Goswami stressed on the need of imbibing values among children. He elaborated the need of a quality education centre for wards of ITBPF. He further said that this school is being built on behalf of ITBPF Employee Education Society Fund (EESF). The funds were collected through contribution of the force personnel. The school building will be constructed in a time span of two years from now. Once construction is completed, approximately 1,820 students can be admitted in this school.
With a capacity of 52 rooms, the proposed school will have the facility of multipurpose auditorium, science laboratory, computer laboratory, library, and canteen and so on. Rain water harvesting system is also included in the proposed design of the school building. The school will also provide indoor and outdoor sports facility to the students. There will be total of six floors in the proposed building including the basement. The function was attended by senior officers of the force besides Anoop Kumar Mittal, CMD, NBCC. Nitin Agrawal, IG (training) ITBPF, welcomed the dignitaries. A large number of students, ITBP officers and personnel were also present to mark the occasion.