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Adimulapu Suresh inspects Nadu-Nedu works, says govt. schools to get new look by August
The government of Andhra Pradesh headed by chief minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy is said to be contemplating to change the appearance of public schools in the state and bring changes in public schools with sophisticated facilities.
As part of the Navaratna Scheme, it is known that the government has launched Mana Badi, Nadu-Nedu program and focussed on the education system. The government has also provided 9 types of accommodation facilities for children studying in government schools. As part of it, of the 44,512 government schools in Andhra Pradesh, 15,715 schools are currently under development.
On Saturday, the State Minister of Education expressed his satisfaction with this. The minister said that by the time the schools are opened, the work will be completed. The minister also said that watchmen would be set up specifically for the safety of schools and a toll-free number is set up to report any problems related to the work still-free. The minister said that all the work is being carried out with the School Parents Committees.
