We Will Ring in Revolutionary Changes in Education, CM Assures Students
Hyderabad:A group of students belonging to social welfare department hostels, led by Mancherial MLA K. Premsagar Rao met Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy here on Monday. They thanked the Chief Minister for the recent enhancement of diet and cosmetic allowances to students. This revision, the first since 2017, comes as a huge relief to over seven lakh social welfare hostel students across Telangana.
The students highlighted the positive impact of the increased allowances on their daily lives and academics.
The Chief Minister was requested to consider building dedicated hostel facilities for them in the place of rented buildings with no proper facilities.
In his response, Reddy promised construction of new hostel buildings, assuring the students that the necessary land would be acquired in collaboration with local authorities soon.
Addressing the students, he acknowledged the longstanding issues within the educational system. He promised significant reforms, while stating, “The education system remained neglected in the last 10 years. Our government will introduce revolutionary changes soon.”
He highlighted recent initiatives, such as providing free power to government schools and colleges and establishing a skill university to focus on youth skill development and plans to transform Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) into Advanced Technology Centers (ATCs).
The Chief Minister spoke of the proposed sports university and called on youth organizations to engage actively in bringing school dropouts back to the education system.
Meanwhile the Chief Minster exhorted students and the unemployed to prepare for the upcoming competitive exams and avoid getting carried away by divisive political rhetoric. He appealed to teachers to foster social awareness alongside academics by way of group discussions, reinforcing the idea that educated individuals with a sense of social responsibility become valuable contributors to society.
