In a concerning development, around 180 schools in the state of Telangana are facing financial difficulties due to unpaid dues for the Building As Schools Share (BASS) program. The non-payment of these dues has put these schools in a precarious position, struggling to stay afloat and provide quality education to their students. The BASS program was initiated to improve infrastructure in government schools by collecting a small fee from the students. However, the delay in releasing funds from the government has left many schools in a dire situation. This issue has been particularly challenging for schools in rural areas, where financial resources are already limited. School authorities have expressed their concerns about the impact of the unpaid dues on the overall functioning of the schools. It is crucial for the government to address this issue promptly to ensure that these schools can continue to operate effectively. The education of students should not be compromised due to financial constraints. The delay in payment of dues not only affects the schools but also has a ripple effect on the students and the community as a whole. It is imperative for the authorities to prioritize resolving this issue to support the education sector in the state.