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BRS leader criticises government for its failure to provide primary education to tribal children and called it an "unforgivable crime

Students at a government school in Kothapally are eating rice with only chili powder and oil due to the State government's failure to pay for mid-day meals and salaries for cook-cum-helpers. Senior BRS leader T Harish Rao criticised the government's negligence and called for immediate action from Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka.

As per the information shared by the State government, the number of private schools has come down from 11,238 in 2021-22 to 10,832 in 2023-24.

Government schools have seen a 4.45 lakh drop in enrolments, while private schools gained 5.37 lakh new students, despite government schools offering English medium instruction.

he directions were issued as Collector Valluru Kranthi found such a programme being organised at the Rameshwarabanda Government School in Patancheru on July 12 disturbing students and also people living in the neighbourhood.

The teachers’ transfer was being taken up with an aim to improve the quality of educational standards in the government schools, according to an official statement.

They said that the school needs at least eight teachers in addition to a headmaster

Parents have been appealing to the District Education Dept to sanction more teachers for the school, citing the increasing student strength

This initiative under Tarang – ADP India CSR Program, is aimed at feeding these children for one entire month, underscoring ADP's enduring commitment to community service and social responsibility

The school would release a selection list after the screening test conducted on Thursday, he said, adding that they would give due priority to orphans, children of single parents and children from poor families on humanitarian grounds in the selection list.

The committee was undertaking works such as strengthening of basic infrastructure, construction of girls toilets, providing drinking water facilities, minor and major repairs works, renovation and maintenance of existing and dysfunctional toilets in government schools, he said.

Besides the talents of students, teaching, sport, excursion tours and other special programmes being offered in government schools should be highlighted in short videos.

Besides conducting review meetings with officials on the progress of works, Collector Pamela Satpathy is also personally examining works by visiting schools.

While private schools have been warned of an action if they hold classes during vacation, the same seems not applicable to government schools.

These schools have nearly 1,300 teachers with some schools having a single or two teachers, who have been deputed to other nearby schools due to lack of admissions.

This is part of HSBC India’s wider energy transition programme, increasing clean energy consumption across these schools.

He inquired about the enrollment of students and the number of teachers in the schools. As the enrollment was low, steps should be taken to increase the enrollment in the next academic year, he suggested.

The Chief Minister also directed officials to conduct a comprehensive study on the National Education Policy introduced by the Centre and favoured the schools to be run under the aegis of the governing bodies constituted on the lines of ISB. Plans for implementing attendance system through facial recognition (FRS) right from the Secretariat to the lower level was also discussed in the meeting.

Differentiated demand due to quality and services like placement is fuelling growth of private enterprises in higher education

Lakshmi personally distributed Diwali hampers to each of the kids and said, “I draw a lot of energy from these children so I want to thank them truly for being a part of my life."