Around 180 schools in the state of Telangana are facing financial struggles due to pending dues for the Building As Schools as Assets (BASS) program. These schools, located across the state, are finding it challenging to stay afloat as the dues have not been cleared by the government. The BASS program was initiated to improve the infrastructure of schools and provide better facilities for students. However, the delay in releasing the funds has left many schools in a dire situation. The school authorities have expressed their concerns over the financial burden they are facing and have urged the government to expedite the process of clearing the dues. The lack of funds has affected the day-to-day operations of these schools, impacting the quality of education being provided to the students. It is crucial for the government to address this issue promptly to ensure the smooth functioning of these educational institutions. The stakeholders involved need to work together to find a solution that will enable these schools to overcome their financial challenges and continue to provide quality education to the students. The future of hundreds of students depends on the timely resolution of this issue, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing the clearance of dues for the BASS program in Telangana.