Telangana's first KG to PG institution has opened in the Rajanna sircilla district, which is said to be a ground-breaking development in the field of education. In order to offer free education to everyone, the state government established a campus at Gambhiraopet that includes a kindergarten through post-graduate programme. The six-acre campus, which has a built-up area of 100,00 square feet and accommodates more than 3,500 students, is furnished with contemporary amenities. The Anganwadi Kendram, pre-primary school, primary school, high school, junior college, and degree college buildings are all part of the model campus.
As part of the state government's Mana Ooru Mana Badi programme, the KG to PG campus at Gambhiraopet has been established. The campus offers instruction in English, Telugu, and Urdu, according to administrators. For more than 250 kids, the government has facilities for early childhood education. Over 90 classrooms, including wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital classrooms, computer labs, and scientific labs, may be found on the large campus. K. T. Rama Rao, minister of industries and information technology, stated on saturday that the administration wants to build such facilities in every district around the state.
Rama Rao, an mla from the Rajanna sircilla district, wrote, "Let me introduce you to the changing face of education in Telangana." In a video he posted, he claimed that since telangana became a separate state, the administration of K. chandrasekhar Rao had improved everyone's access to and quality of education through inclusive policies and cutting-edge infrastructure. The telangana rashtra samithi (now Bharat Rashtra Samithi) had pledged a free education programme from kindergarten through graduate school in 2014. The government has come under fire from the opposition for breaking its commitment.
As part of the state government's Mana Ooru Mana Badi programme, the KG to PG campus at Gambhiraopet has been established. The campus offers instruction in English, Telugu, and Urdu, according to administrators. For more than 250 kids, the government has facilities for early childhood education. Over 90 classrooms, including wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital classrooms, computer labs, and scientific labs, may be found on the large campus. K. T. Rama Rao, minister of industries and information technology, stated on saturday that the administration wants to build such facilities in every district around the state.
Rama Rao, an mla from the Rajanna sircilla district, wrote, "Let me introduce you to the changing face of education in Telangana." In a video he posted, he claimed that since telangana became a separate state, the administration of K. chandrasekhar Rao had improved everyone's access to and quality of education through inclusive policies and cutting-edge infrastructure. The telangana rashtra samithi (now Bharat Rashtra Samithi) had pledged a free education programme from kindergarten through graduate school in 2014. The government has come under fire from the opposition for breaking its commitment.
