A school with no beds. Snakebites that killed three classmates. And a government scheme meant to fix all of this; that didn’t reach her. Samruddhi’s story isn’t just about a medical emergency. It’s about a broken promise. Eight years ago, Maharashtra launched ‘Kayapalat Abhiyan’; a Rs 200-crore mission to give tribal kids furniture, dignity, and safety. Over 500 schools got beds, desks, chairs. But Japtalai Ashram School? Government-aided, not fully government-run. So; no furniture. No protection. Three girls died. Samruddhi survived; barely. She’s still on a ventilator, paralyzed, her dreams of joining the police force now on hold. Her father, Suresh, hasn’t left her side. Her mother sleeps outside the ICU on a mat. Their farm back home? Ruined. No fence. No harvest. This isn’t just a story about one girl. It’s about hundreds of schools, thousands of children still sleeping on bare floors. And a system that promises change; but leaves the most vulnerable behind. When will the next child die before someone finally acts? #TribalEducation #Maharashtra #KayapalatAbhiyan #GovernmentFail