The state is restructuring education by merging low-enrolment schools, creating composite schools, and reassigning teachers where they’re needed most. But here’s what’s really catching attention: emergency teacher recruitment in math and science. Yes, you read that right; emergency. That means the shortage is so bad, they’re skipping normal hiring channels. And while they say this will boost education quality, it’s also a quiet admission: the system has been stretched thin for years. Teachers, parents, and students are now waiting to see if this overhaul actually leads to better classrooms; or just fewer of them. The real test? Whether kids in remote villages end up with better teachers… or no school at all.