<h1>State creates 100 CBSE schools, new teacher cadre, dress codes; reviews past land deals, fiscal mismanagement</h1> The state government announced establishment of 100 CBSE-affiliated schools in a first phase, creation of a separate teachers' cadre, and distinct student dress codes, alongside administrative changes including upgradation of a sub-tehsil and new public works, health, education and energy projects. It also reported closures of certain schools opened by the prior administration and measures to curb teacher transfers. The government alleged past undervalued land disposals, misuse of concessions, and fiscal mismanagement relating to GST compensation and borrowing. Legal implications include administrative rulemaking for teacher cadre and school governance, potential scrutiny or litigation over past land transactions and concessions, and financial accountability or audit reviews of prior fiscal decisions.