In Ahmedabad, Gujarat, the Fire and Emergency Services Department has recently fined 22 schools for failing to renew their fire safety certificates. This action was taken as part of the department’s ongoing efforts to ensure the safety of students and staff in educational institutions. The schools were found to be in violation of the Gujarat Fire Prevention and Life Safety Measures Act, which mandates that all buildings, including schools, must have up-to-date fire safety certifications. Failure to comply with this regulation not only puts the lives of students and staff at risk but also violates the law. The fines imposed on the schools serve as a reminder of the importance of maintaining proper fire safety measures in all public buildings, especially in places where large numbers of people, including children, gather on a daily basis. The Fire and Emergency Services Department has urged all schools in Ahmedabad to prioritize the renewal of their fire safety certificates to avoid similar penalties in the future. This incident highlights the need for strict enforcement of fire safety regulations across the country to prevent tragic incidents and ensure the well-being of the public. It is crucial for all institutions, including schools, to regularly review and update their fire safety measures to create a safe environment for everyone.