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Schools in Mysuru reopen amid merger concerns

Schools in Mysuru reopen amid merger concerns
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Government schools in Mysuru have reopened for the new academic year following successful public protests against proposed mergers. Activists claim the community pressure prevented the closure of rural institutions.

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Amid concerns among student activists that some government schools could be merged with larger institutions owing to dwindling enrolment, government schools across several villages in Mysuru district reopened successfully on the first day of the 2026–27 academic year.

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Reports on the protest outcome while acknowledging the activists' perspective.

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