Live
- Activist Harassed and Attacked While Documenting Elephant’s Ordeal at Tamil Nadu Temple
- BJP Accuses Congress of Incorrect India Map on Posters, Slams 'Mohabbat ki Dukaan' for Appeasing China
- DIGIDHAN Mission driving India’s leadership role in digital payments: Finance Ministry
- KLH Bachupally Campus Students Showcase Outstanding Athletic Talent and Achievements
- ITC HOTELS’ OPEN WELCOM HOTEL JABALPUR IN MADHYA PRADESH
- Hyundai IONIQ 5 takes part in GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for the Greatest altitude change by an electric car
- Xiaomi Pad 7 India Launch on January 10: Expected Price, Specifications, Features, and More
- Muzigal launches its State-of-the-art Music Academy in Miyapur, Hyderabad.
- AP Weather Alert: Meteorological Department Issues Rain Warning for Next 2 Days
- Toyota Kirloskar Motor Unveils “Happier Paths Together” – A Corporate Campaign Championing Happiness for All
Integrated residential schools to come up soon in Telangana
Now, all residential schools like SC, ST, BC and minority Gurukul residential schools will be brought under one roof under the integrated Residential Campus.
Hyderabad: Now, all residential schools like SC, ST, BC and minorityGurukul residential schoolswill be brought under one roof under the integrated Residential Campus.
The government does not want the SC, ST, BC and minority residential schools at different locations and want them at one place. Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Sunday had a discussion with the officials on setting up Integrated Residential Schools in the State. The government would be setting up this school on a pilot basis in Kodangal, the constituency of Revanth Reddy.
The Chief Minister directed the officials that besides quality education, modern buildings should be constructed for the classrooms and for other facilities. Based on the availability of the land, the officials should prepare model and construct buildings on par with international schools, he said. These integrated schools would be coming up in an area between 20 to 25 acres of land. The government has decided to develop these as ‘mini-education hubs’. This would not only increase the knowledge but also fill in competitiveness among them and the caste, religion-related discrepancies will also get reduced, the government opines.
