CM Revanth Reddy announces key decision
Instruct officials to submit a report by December on the action plan for the next academic year.
Ready to address the grievances of teachers
The government is spending Rs 1.08 lakh per student every year
One lakh additional enrollment of students this year is a commendable achievement
Breakfast, Midday meal and uniform distribution to all students a game changer in school education
CM Revanth Reddy blasts the opposition on their demand for resignation as Education Minister
CM castigated PM Modi for mounting a debt burden on India since 2014
Former PM Nehru laid a strong foundation for the education and irrigation sectors in the country
CM Revanth Reddy interacted with the delegates of Finland and Germany at the Exposure in Hyderabad today
Hyderabad, July 30: Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has announced that foreign study tours will be arranged for government teachers every year on the lines of IAS and IPS officers embarked on other country visits to acquire knowledge and upgrade their skills in the administration.
Interacting with the delegates of Finland and Germany Exposure today, the Chief Minister said that “From now on, we will provide teachers with opportunities to go abroad for further studies. Plans must be formulated to ensure the government bears the costs required for quality education”
The CM asserted that he was undertaking a slew of initiatives not for politics or votes but to provide quality education to the poor. ” Let us all pledge to carry the education mission forward as we set out”
CM Revanth Reddy instructed the authorities to prepare a report by December outlining an action plan for the upcoming academic year. The plans should be formulated by taking every mandal into a cluster. The Chief Minister emphasized that students will excel in life only when they are provided with education and discipline. Backwardness is not linked to assets or social status. Lack of education is the true form of backwardness. The state government’s main objective is to increase state revenue and distribute the benefits to the poor.
Stating that the government is ready to address the grievances of teachers, the CM said that the state government was spending ₹1.08 lakh on each student.
Parents spend approximately ₹50,000 on children attending private schools. “We need to reflect on why parents prefer private schools”, the Chief Minister said enrollment of one lakh additional students this year was a great achievement in the school education.
CM Revanth Reddy blasted the opposition parties on their demand to relinquish the education portfolio. Why should he resign from the Education portfolio? Is it because breakfast is being provided from Nursery to Class 12, managing teacher recruitment and promotions, and transforming ITIs into ATCs?
Is it because a skills University was established to equip students with skills, and the heads of globally successful corporate organizations were appointed to the Skills University’s board?
Reiterating that the people’s government will remain in power until 2034, the Chief Minister claimed the people’s government is paying salaries to all government employees on the first of the month. ” Our vision is for teachers to share their experience with the students.
We have introduced numerous reforms in government schools”.
The CM stressed that teachers should create awareness among students on the importance of education and sought suggestions. He will resolve all the issues of the teachers, CM Revanth Reddy said that Teachers’ associations should fight for the students’ issues, not just their own alone.
“Let us transform our government educational institutions into world class destinations”, the Chief Minister said that we all should dedicate five years to society and to transform the future for generations to come and also work with the goal of making Telangana a role model for the nation.
The CM explained initiatives taken to impart quality education. If English were the only criterion, China would not have dominated the world. For 25 years, we looked towards America; now, we must focus on countries like Germany, Japan, and Singapore where abundant opportunities are available.
CM Revanth Reddy also highlighted the importance of the students who completed 12th grade should possess a comprehensive understanding of the world. The government was already providing breakfast and lunch for both students and teachers. We are striving to restore human connections.
The CM expressed concern that if human bonds within society disintegrate, neither a family nor a nation can stand firm. Since the children spend more time with their teachers than with their parents,
teachers bear just as much responsibility as parents do.
The Chief Minister lambasted Prime Minister Narendra Modi for mounting a debt burden on the country. The total debt incurred by Prime Ministers from the time of independence until 2014 was ₹50 lakh crore. The debt incurred by Modi between 2014 and 2026 was ₹151 lakh crore. Now, the country’s total outstanding debt currently stands at ₹201 lakh crore.
The CM remembered Prime Minister Nehru’s visionary leadership in strengthening the education and irrigation sectors. Nehru believed that education serves as the foundation for bringing about radical changes in society. Nehru described irrigation projects as “modern temples.” With the foresight of Nehru, Telangana was producing 28.5 million metric tonnes of paddy today. The people are well aware of the leaders who ushered in the Green Revolution and the Five-Year Plans.
CM Revanth Reddy also highlighted the residential schools introduced by PV Narasimha Rao and as an inspiration for today’s Navodaya Vidyalaya. The reforms introduced by such great leaders ensured access to education and alleviated hunger. This alone is not enough to compete with the rest of the world, the Chief Minister said that we must also mould the students to compete globally. ” Our goal is to provide quality education and nutritious food. You are the representatives who will shape Telangana in this direction”, the CM declared.