Telangana Boosts Education: Gradual Budget Increase to Propel State Schools
Telangana's Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy announced plans to increase the state's education budget allocation from 8.22% to up to 15%. The initiative aims to elevate the quality of government schools, ensuring their competitiveness against private institutions. Additional support for teachers and student nutrition programs are part of the new initiatives.
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In a strategic move to enhance educational standards, Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy unveiled plans to gradually increase the state's education budget allocation from the present 8.22% to 15%.
Speaking at the inauguration of 'Education Week,' Reddy emphasized the government's commitment to boosting government schools' status, making them comparable to private institutions.
The state also aims to introduce nutritional schemes and send teachers abroad for advanced training, with significant measures underway for teacher welfare, including promotions and transfers.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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