In Batki village of Narmadapuram district, the state of the government primary school has deteriorated to alarming levels, where children are forced to study on the floor in a nearby community hall due to the collapse of their school building. For the past two years, students have been deprived of a functioning classroom, and this scenario raises serious questions about the local government's commitment to education.

The current learning environment is stark, as the community hall lacks basic amenities necessary for education, such as desks and proper classrooms. Instead, the ground is used to write the Hindi alphabet and numbers, illustrating the dire conditions under which these 37 children are studying. Parents and villagers are concerned about the future of their children’s education, questioning why a new school building has yet to be constructed despite proposals being submitted two years ago.

Officials like DPC Dr. Rajesh Jaiswal have acknowledged the issue and stated that plans for the construction of a new school building have been approved, but a timeline for when these changes will take effect remains unclear. As Batki village's children continue to rely on makeshift solutions for their education, there is a pressing need for accountability and action from authorities to ensure that proper educational facilities are provided promptly.