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Home / Punjab / Delhi Doc Upgrades Infra Of 2 Mansa Govt Schools

Delhi doc upgrades infra of 2 Mansa govt schools

He has upgraded the infrastructure of two government schools in Narinderpura and Kalheri villages through his Chahal Charitable Trust
Tribune News Service
Mansa, Updated At : 02:03 AM Nov 23, 2025 IST
Surgeon Dr RS Chahal with school staff and students.

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Delhi-based senior doctor RS Chahal, vice-chairman of the department of spine surgery at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, who hails from Narinderpura village here, has renovated and upgraded the infrastructure of two government schools in Narinderpura and Kalheri villages through his Chahal Charitable Trust.Partnering with NGO Yuva Unstoppable, the Trust installed reverse osmosis (RO) water treatment plants and built modern toilets for boys and girls. Both schools now feature smart classrooms equipped with LED screens, new furniture and UPS backup.Dr Chahal today inaugurated the upgraded facilities at these schools and pledged full financial support for any student from the two villages pursuing higher education in any field. He also assured the Kalheri village panchayat that its requests for additional library furniture and air-conditioners would soon be fulfilled.

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