Govt education policy is for Gen Alpha, Gen Beta and skills for Gen Z, Revanth tells Assembly
Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy announced a new education policy aimed at preparing future generations for a globalized, AI-driven economy. The government has significantly increased budgetary allocations and accelerated teacher recruitment to improve state school infrastructure.
Why it matters
The policy shift highlights how regional governments are attempting to modernize public education to address the challenges posed by artificial intelligence and global labor market competition.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy said the State government was working on a new education policy, keeping in view the needs of the Gen Alpha and Gen Beta generations, as he believed that education alone could bring light into people’s lives.
Participating in a discussion on education policy in the Assembly on Friday, Mr. Revanth said, “Today’s education policy must prepare our children to compete globally,” reiterating that the future of the country lay in quality classrooms.
The American dream is being shattered by AI, and thousands of engineers emerging from the State every year need new hope. The Young India Skills University (YISU) is the answer for that, he said during a three-hour address.
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