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Supreme Court Judge: Tiny Fraction of Kumbh Budget Could Have Saved 125 Marathi Schools

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Justice PB Varale has highlighted a stark funding contrast involving the Nashik Kumbh Mela expenditure and struggling Marathi-medium schools. The judge stated that even 0.1 per cent of the budget allocated for the Nashik Kumbh could have been sufficient to prevent 100 to 125 Marathi schools from shutting down. His remarks served as a pointed critique of government spending priorities in Maharashtra. The statement underscores growing concerns over the financial neglect of Marathi-medium educational institutions in the state.

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