<p>Flood-affected districts have to wait for few more months for repair of damaged school buildings.</p>.<p>The Primary and Secondary Education Department has decided to submit a fresh proposal to the government seeking separate funds for the construction of new school buildings.</p>.<p>Primary and Secondary Education Minister Suresh Kumar told reporters in Bengaluru on Wednesday that the damaged buildings had been divided into four categories - buildings destroyed, those in dilapidated condition, buildings which have suffered partial damage and those which require minor repairs. Priority will be accorded for building completely damaged buildings.</p>.<p>The department officials informed that 70% of the textbook supply has been completed at flood-affected districts. According to the details provided by the department, 11.40 lakh textbooks were damaged due to floods and it has sourced 4 lakh books from the districts which had excess supply. Printing orders were placed for the remaining 7 lakh books.</p>
<p>Flood-affected districts have to wait for few more months for repair of damaged school buildings.</p>.<p>The Primary and Secondary Education Department has decided to submit a fresh proposal to the government seeking separate funds for the construction of new school buildings.</p>.<p>Primary and Secondary Education Minister Suresh Kumar told reporters in Bengaluru on Wednesday that the damaged buildings had been divided into four categories - buildings destroyed, those in dilapidated condition, buildings which have suffered partial damage and those which require minor repairs. Priority will be accorded for building completely damaged buildings.</p>.<p>The department officials informed that 70% of the textbook supply has been completed at flood-affected districts. According to the details provided by the department, 11.40 lakh textbooks were damaged due to floods and it has sourced 4 lakh books from the districts which had excess supply. Printing orders were placed for the remaining 7 lakh books.</p>
