Mysuru's historic schools face closure threats from proposed mergers, sparking opposition over their vital role in public education.
The 150-year-old Bala Bodhini School at Chamundipuram in Mysuru that is likely to be affected by the merger plan under the KPS Magnet School scheme.
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The Sri Krishnaraja Government School at B.B. Garden in Mysuru, established in 1918 by Maharaja Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar, is one of the heritage schools that is expected to be closed under the KPS Magnet School scheme.
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