Skip to main content
ICIndian Cockroach
  • Home
  • About
  • Editorial Policy
  • Fact Check
  • Contact
Edition🇺🇸USA🇪🇺Europe🇮🇳India
  • Home
  • About
  • Editorial Policy
  • Fact Check
  • Contact
ICIndian CockroachOf the People, By the People, For the People.

Indian Cockroach is an independent digital news platform covering social issues, government accountability, public welfare, the Constitution of India, agriculture, education, economy, technology and the environment — strengthening constitutional values and democratic discussion.

Organisation

  • About Us
  • Contact
  • Editorial Policy
  • Corrections Policy

Trust & Transparency

  • Fact Check Policy
  • Disclaimer
  • Accessibility
  • RSS Feed

Legal

  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookie Policy
  • Terms of Use
  • Sitemap

© 2026 Indian Cockroach Media. All rights reserved.

Of the People, By the People, For the People.

  1. Home
  2. Education
  3. Delhi School Under Fire for Safety Violations and Unauthorized Fee Hike
Education

Delhi School Under Fire for Safety Violations and Unauthorized Fee Hike

Private Global School in Rohini faces government scrutiny over serious safety lapses and financial irregularities, raising questions about accountability.

Indian Cockroach Desk3 August 2026, 8:53 pm IST1 min read
Source:NDTV
Delhi School Under Fire for Safety Violations and Unauthorized Fee Hike

Delhi School Under Fire for Safety Violations and Unauthorized Fee Hike

Share

Share this story

The Delhi government's Department of Education (DoE) has issued a stern notice to Private Global School in Rohini, demanding an explanation as to why the school's management should not be taken over. This action follows an inspection that uncovered alarming safety violations, which could jeopardize the lives of students and staff alike.

In addition to the serious fire safety lapses, the school reportedly incurred losses of Rs 15.6 crore and has allegedly implemented unauthorized fee hikes. Parents and guardians are left wondering how their hard-earned money is being managed and whether their children's safety is being compromised.

With such grave allegations on the table, citizens are rightfully asking: What measures will the government take to ensure accountability? How will it protect the rights of students and their families? As reported by NDTV, the DoE's response to this situation could set a precedent for school governance in the region.

Source: NDTV

#delhi#school#safety#fees#accountability

Related Stories

Tamil Nadu Governor Calls for Curricula Reflecting India's Ethos at National Conclave
Education

Tamil Nadu Governor Calls for Curricula Reflecting India's Ethos at National Conclave

At a national conclave, Tamil Nadu Governor Arlekar emphasized the need for educational curricula to embody India's cultural diversity and unity.

Indian Cockroach Desk•5 hours ago•1 min read•via The Hindu
Read More →
NEET Aspirants Demand End to Caste-Based Reservation in Visakhapatnam Protest
Education

NEET Aspirants Demand End to Caste-Based Reservation in Visakhapatnam Protest

In a silent protest, NEET aspirants in Visakhapatnam called for the abolition of caste-based reservations, raising questions about fairness in education.

Indian Cockroach Desk•5 hours ago•1 min read•via The Hindu
Read More →
Telangana Extends First-Year Admission Deadline: Students Get Extra Time Until August 15
Education

Telangana Extends First-Year Admission Deadline: Students Get Extra Time Until August 15

The Telangana government has extended the deadline for first-year intermediate admissions to August 15, providing relief to students.

Indian Cockroach Desk•11 hours ago•1 min read•via NDTV
Read More →

More from India

All India news →
Greece's Wildfires Rage On: 12,000 Hectares Lost Amidst Government Inaction
Environment

Greece's Wildfires Rage On: 12,000 Hectares Lost Amidst Government Inaction

As Greece grapples with devastating wildfires consuming over 12,000 hectares, questions arise about government preparedness and response.

Indian Cockroach Desk•4 minutes ago•1 min read•via The Hindu
Read More →
Tragic Highway Collision Claims Five Lives in Tamil Nadu: Who's Responsible?
Public Welfare

Tragic Highway Collision Claims Five Lives in Tamil Nadu: Who's Responsible?

A horrific accident on a Tamil Nadu highway left five people dead when a car lost control and crashed into oncoming traffic. Questions arise about road safety measures.

Indian Cockroach Desk•4 minutes ago•1 min read•via NDTV
Read More →
Oracle's Dire Predictions for Telangana: Are We Prepared for Heavy Rains and Accidents?
Public Welfare

Oracle's Dire Predictions for Telangana: Are We Prepared for Heavy Rains and Accidents?

As heavy rains loom, an oracle's warnings raise urgent questions about safety and social conduct in Telangana. What is the government doing to prepare?

Indian Cockroach Desk•4 minutes ago•1 min read•via The Hindu
Read More →
Ranni's Festive Spirit Drowned: Flash Floods Expose Government's Negligence
Public Welfare

Ranni's Festive Spirit Drowned: Flash Floods Expose Government's Negligence

The recent flash floods in Ranni have left devastation in their wake, raising urgent questions about government preparedness and accountability.

Indian Cockroach Desk•4 minutes ago•1 min read•via The Hindu
Read More →
Kerala Floods: Thousands Displaced as Rain Devastates Pathanamthitta for Third Consecutive Day
Public Welfare

Kerala Floods: Thousands Displaced as Rain Devastates Pathanamthitta for Third Consecutive Day

With low-lying areas submerged, over 5,900 residents seek shelter in relief camps as rescue operations intensify amid relentless rainfall.

Indian Cockroach Desk•4 minutes ago•1 min read•via The Hindu
Read More →
Samajwadi Party Faces Fallout Over Controversial Skit Amid Ram Temple Donations Row
National Issues

Samajwadi Party Faces Fallout Over Controversial Skit Amid Ram Temple Donations Row

A skit by Pappu Yadav has stirred controversy within the Samajwadi Party, jeopardizing their campaign against the government amid the Ram Temple donation scandal.

Indian Cockroach Desk•4 minutes ago•1 min read•via The Hindu
Read More →