Plans afoot to start classes in at least 10 Young India Integrated Residential Schools next academic year: Ponnam Prabhakar
Telangana government officials have announced plans to launch at least 10 'Young India Integrated Residential Schools' by the next academic year to provide quality education to underprivileged communities. The project, which includes a new facility in Jagtial, is part of a broader effort to improve state-run residential institutions and student amenities.
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This initiative represents a significant state-level investment in social infrastructure aimed at bridging the educational gap for marginalized communities in India.
Plans afoot to start classes in at least 10 Young India Integrated Residential Schools next academic year: Ponnam Prabhakar JAGTIAL Efforts are underway to commence classes in at least 10 Young India Integrated Residential Schools by the next academic year, Transport and Backward Classes Welfare Minister Ponnam Prabhakar said. The initiative aims to provide quality education to underprivileged students and enable those from SC, ST, BC and minority communities to study and grow together, he said. Mr. Prabhakar and Social Welfare Minister Adluri Laxman Kumar laid the foundation stone for a Young India Integrated Residential School at Thatipally village in Jagtial rural mandal on Sunday. The residential school will be built on 25 acres at an estimated ₹200 crore, with facilities for around 2,500 students.
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