Telangana to Unveil Comprehensive School Education Policy
Hyderabad: The Telangana government is preparing to launch a detailed policy document to transform the education system in the state. Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy announced this initiative during a high-level review meeting on Friday with the Education Commission.
The upcoming policy aims to build a strong, efficient, and modern education system. The Chief Minister assured that the government is ready to allocate significant funding to improve infrastructure and ensure quality education for all students.
Ground-Level Approach for Effective Reforms
During the meeting, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy stressed that the policy must reflect ground-level realities and focus on practical outcomes. He called for a realistic, field-based framework that delivers visible results.
Key areas under review include improving primary education, strengthening Anganwadi centers, and revising outdated practices in schools. The Chief Minister emphasized that quality primary education is the foundation for students’ long-term academic success.
Major Government Initiatives
As part of the education reform agenda, the Telangana government has initiated several steps:
- Recruitment of qualified teachers
- Formation of Amma Adarsha Committees in schools
- Timely distribution of textbooks and school uniforms
- Construction of Young India Integrated Residential Schools
- Development of the Young India Skills University
These projects reflect the administration’s long-term commitment to raising educational standards across the state.
Policy Based on Expert Consultation and Public Feedback
Revanth Reddy stated that the new education framework will be shaped through consultations with education experts, school associations, and respected figures from society. Public feedback will also be an important part of the process.
“We must make the best use of our resources. Expert suggestions and people’s voices will help us position Telangana as a national model for education,” the Chief Minister said.
Insights from Experts and Education Models
Education Commission Chairman Aakunuri Murali gave a detailed presentation comparing education systems across Indian states and other countries. His analysis provided valuable insights into best practices that Telangana can adopt.
Dr. Jayaprakash Narayana, General Secretary of the Foundation for Democratic Reforms, presented a historical overview of India’s education reforms from 1960 to the present. He pointed out that the current system often limits student creativity and critical thinking.
Proposed Reforms to Strengthen the System
Dr. Narayana suggested several key reforms:
- Overhauling the current examination system
- Improving school inspection and monitoring
- Focusing on student-centered learning
- Building life skills and problem-solving abilities
These recommendations aim to make education more meaningful and aligned with real-world needs.
Telangana Aims for Leadership in Education
With a focus on systemic reform, the Telangana government is laying the foundation for a stronger, more inclusive education system. The proposed policy framework will prioritize early education, infrastructure, and modern teaching approaches.
By actively involving experts and the public, the state hopes to become a leader in delivering quality education and preparing students for future challenges.
