One headmaster, eight acres: how Karnataka teachers turned their school into a green, income-earning campus

At Government High School in Kondlur, Karnataka, acting headmaster Sampath H.V. arrives early and stays late - running motors, clearing weeds, tending crops across the school's eight acres, often paying from his own pocket. He and his fellow teachers have turned the campus into a thriving green plantation, and the harvest income now funds school activities. A reminder that the most powerful school reform can be one person's devotion.