Telangana government to collect student feedback on quality of uniforms distributed in schools, hostels
The Telangana government is launching a WhatsApp-based feedback system to assess the quality and suitability of school uniforms. Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has mandated that all uniforms be distributed by August 15 to ensure students from economically weaker sections receive quality supplies.
Why it matters
This initiative highlights efforts to improve public service delivery and accountability in government-run educational institutions through digital feedback loops.
Telangana government will collect feedback from every student through WhatsApp on the quality, size and overall suitability of school uniforms distributed in government schools and hostels, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy announced on Thursday.
The feedback will be used to improve the design, colour and distribution process of uniforms in the next academic year.
At a review meeting with officials, the Chief Minister directed officials not to compromise on the quality of uniforms under any circumstances. He instructed that all students should receive their uniforms by August 15, warning that any delay or negligence in distribution would invite strict action against the officials concerned.
The Chief Minister asked SERP Chief Executive Officer Divya to coordinate with district Collectors to ensure that women’s self-help groups engaged in stitching uniforms speed up the work.
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