New Delhi, Sept. 11 -- A Delhi government survey has uncovered alarming gaps in basic amenities such as water and electricity across its schools. According to a letter from the Department of Education's (DoE) Land and Estate branch, data from 799 government schools collected via Google Forms showed intermittent or absent supply, forcing many to depend on water tankers and endure frequent power cuts.

Based on the findings, the Deputy Director of Education (Land & Estate) issued urgent directives on August 28, 2025, ordering immediate corrective action and compliance reports within 15 days.

Of 703 schools connected to the Delhi Jal Board (DJB), 107 reported serious water issues: 59 receive intermittent supply and 48 have erratic or no sup...