Hyderabad: Education Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy has praised Chief Minister KCR and his son KTR for inaugurating the new community building at the Keshav Nagar Mandal Parishad Primary School in Gachibowli Division. The event was attended by Prabhutva VIP Gandhi. Sabitha Indra Reddy, along with Himanshu, the son of KCR, and KTR, the Minister of Education, inaugurated the building.
Chief Minister KCR spent approximately one crore rupees to construct the school as part of Himanshu’s birthday celebrations. They cut a cake and wished Himanshu a happy birthday in front of the students.
Speaking on the occasion, Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy said, “Many people celebrate birthdays with their friends and loved ones, but Chief Minister KCR and his son Himanshu chose to celebrate it with the students. It is commendable that they took the time to interact with and congratulate the middle school students. They also delivered a great message to today’s youth by visiting cancer hospitals, orphanages, and old age homes. The service programs they initiated by collaborating with students from various schools are truly inspiring. They have also contributed rice and other essentials to the Keshav Nagar school, which is a remarkable initiative.”
She further added that Chief Minister KCR and KTR have always been concerned about the welfare of students and have taken various steps to improve educational facilities. They have allocated 72 crores for the construction of 26 model schools across the state, providing all possible amenities to students. They have also introduced English medium education in government schools from last year, ensuring that quality textbooks, notebooks, uniforms, and mid-day meals are provided to students.
Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy expressed her gratitude for the Chief Minister’s commitment to education and said that if KCR sets an example by eating the same food as students in government schools, it will motivate them to consume it as well. She also mentioned that the government has appointed 1000 Gurukulams and upgraded 1200 junior colleges with old buildings. There are now 1450 junior colleges in various branches. She revealed that an amount of 7200 crores has been allocated for the provision of all amenities in government schools.
She emphasized the importance of inculcating moral values among students by teachers in schools. She said that teachers should teach students ethical values and interact with them after sending bags home. The program was attended by Deepika Rao, Principal of Oakridge International School, CSE Coordinator, and other team members from the international school.
Chief Minister KCR has always had a vision to make Telangana students excel globally. Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy applauded his desire and said that teachers should impart moral values to students in schools. After distributing bags to students, the team had lunch with them. The event was also attended by Deepika Rao, Principal of Oakridge International School, CSE Coordinator, and other team members.
