The District Tribal Welfare Department organized a seminar in Achampet town to raise awareness about Vidyanjali 2.0, a central government program designed to support tribal students.
The seminar took place on Thursday and was attended by tribal hostel wardens and education officials. The event aimed to educate them about the benefits of the Vidyanjali 2.0 initiative.
Vidyanjali Manager Venkat explained that the program is being implemented in tribal ashram schools and welfare hostels with assistance from the Anantha E-Solution Seva Organization. He shared that Vidyanjali 2.0 provides essential resources such as subject teachers, English teachers, yoga and computer trainers, karate instructors, attendants, sweepers, and security staff for both day and night shifts. He encouraged tribal students to make full use of these opportunities to improve their education and personal development.
Several officials participated in the seminar, including District Tribal Welfare Officer Firangi, Anantha E-Solution Managing Director Madhu Kiran, CEO Srinivas, and Directors Sudhakar and Shekhar. Hostel wardens, headmasters of ashram schools, and other education officials were also present.
