"mana-ooru-mana-badi"

Telangana government was taking up the programme in 26,065 government schools in three phases, spread over three years and with a financial outlay of Rs 7,289.54 crore

Owing to measures by authorities, State-run schools gain 6.3 per cent more admissions than their private counterparts.

Of the total, Rs 16,092 crore was earmarked for Secondary Education and Rs 3,001 crore for higher education

The Energy Minister said that the State government had laid special focus on improving the quality of education in government schools in addition to developing facilities.

13 schools in the remote mandals including Eturnagaram, Kannaigudem, Mangapet and Tadwai mandals have got a facelift with Rs 1.19 crore under the first phase of the programme

The Education Minister urged local public representatives to participate in the inaugural programmes of the revamped schools.

State government has been developing infrastructure in government schools in Telangana by spending huge amounts of funds

A total of 1,240 schools developed under the State government’s flagship initiative for comprehensive development

Minister said government-run schools were being strengthened with Rs.7,000 crore under Mana Ooru Mana Badi programme.

Minister KT Rama Rao said more than 700 gurukulam schools were established across the State to provide quality education to poor students.

The government and local body schools' teachers across the State will soon be able to track the academic performance of students besides imparting digital content and recording their attendance on Tablet PCs

Indrakaran said the government was aiming to strengthen the education sector by implementing the MOMB initiative

Among several initiatives in the education sector, the government's flagship 'Mana Ooru-Mana Badi' programme helped transform State schools

Sridhar Reddy stated that 26,000 schools were being upgraded across the state and 237 schools in Adilabad district

Many of the government schools selected under the State government’s flagship programme, Mana Ooru Mana Badi, now resemble corporate schools in erstwhile Warangal

Minister instructed officials to complete works in at least two schools in every mandal by the end of this month and make them ready for inauguration.

Uniforms will be provided to 25 lakh students in the government and local body schools at a cost of Rs 121 crore in Telangana.

Commissioner of School Education A Devasena made several suggestions to improve the work in the schools

The State government had spent Rs 10 lakh on the open gym.

She inspected a school and an Anganwadi centre at Theegalpahad village in Naspur mandal on Thursday.