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The Telangana government’s Finland tour appears to have reinforced existing ideas rather than producing fresh insights for vocational education reform

The Telangana Public Schools proposal promises better education and infrastructure, but its competitive model may deepen educational inequality and weaken neighbourhood schools

Telangana’s new fee reimbursement rule shifts payments to students via DBT, raising concerns over upfront fees and delays. Here’s what changed, why it matters, and how it impacts students.

Mounting arrears and policy shifts put the scheme that has enabled marginalised students to access higher education at risk

Telangana’s plan to merge intermediate with school education must balance interests, ensure fair teacher roles, and curb inequities

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy announced that Telangana will frame a new State Education Policy aligned with the National Education Policy, with a committee of experts overseeing the process. Plans include extending free transport for pre-primary children in villages.

Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy announced that Telangana will draft a new education policy covering schools to universities. Framed as part of the State’s Vision Document-2047, the policy will stress quality, skills, and poverty eradication through education

STF state president Devarakonda Saidulu praised the Telangana government's decision to establish 105 Young India Integrated Residential Schools for various social groups. He called the move bold and visionary, saying it would promote equality and improve human resource development in the state.