Nav Chetna Model School, Piau Maniyari, Sonipat

We have not published a figure. The government return for this year records children in Classes 4 to 8 only, with Classes 1, 2 and 3 all left at zero — and the same pattern has advanced one class per year for three years, each year's figures matching the previous year's cohorts moved up with the bottom row blank. That is the signature of unfilled fields, not empty classes. The school's own filing declares about 154 children across Classes 1 to 3, and its Classes 4 to 8 figures agree with the government return to within five children. So the roll is substantially larger than the 161 the return adds up to — probably close to 380 including the nursery years. Ask the school for its current number.

Yes. The school's own annual filing declares all three running with roughly fifty children each. The government return's zeros are a reporting gap.

None, and none is expected. Board affiliation with the Haryana state board begins at Class 10, so a school teaching to Class 8 does not hold one. Families will need to move the child to another school for Class 9.

A monthly fee rising from seven hundred rupees in Class 1 to just over a thousand in Class 8, with a one-time prospectus charge and an admission fee for new pupils. Increases this year all sat within the school's own permitted ceiling.

The fullest set in this village — fifteen classrooms in its own building, a library, a computer lab, a multipurpose hall, a dance room, and marked badminton and kho-kho courts. Ramps and handrails are recorded.

We have not listed one. Its own filing says yes, the government register says no, and we would rather understate a health facility than overstate it.

131028. The national register carries 131029 for this school, but there is no post office at Piau Maniyari, all four schools in the village give Kundli as their post office, and Kundli sits in 131028. The school's own filing gives 131028.