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Revanth emphasizes the importance of government schools for Telangana’s future.

Over 10,000 students from government schools across Chennai participated in a cleanliness campaign. The initiative highlights community involvement in environmental efforts.

The number of students in government schools has dropped from 43 lakh to 30 lakh, attributed to a rising dropout rate and the government's failure to strengthen public education, according to Adimulapu Suresh. YSRCP alleges that the NDA government is weakening government schools.

The Tamil Nadu School Education department clarified there is no delay in textbook printing or supply, despite reports that many government schools, particularly for Classes IV and V, have yet to receive them.

Andhra Pradesh has introduced a millet 'chikki' made from peanuts, blended millets, and jaggery syrup in government schools to enhance student nutrition. The snack is richer in dietary fiber and calcium and will be served three times a week.

Andhra Pradesh aims to become a role model by implementing best education practices. Lokesh highlights top-performing students as 'shining stars' and brand ambassadors to boost public trust in government schools and revive their prestige.

DSEL plans to recruit approximately 3,000 computer science teachers for government schools. This initiative aims to enhance STEM education in public institutions.

Over 1 lakh students in Andhra Pradesh were shifted from private to government schools. Education Minister Nara Lokesh has directed officials to study mechanisms from other states to regulate excessive private school fees.

The Chief Minister's breakfast scheme will be extended to cover students in Classes I to VIII starting September 17. Previously, it provided benefits to children in Classes I to V in government and government-aided schools.

The Chief Minister is launching the Telangana Public School to enhance confidence in government schools. The school in Arutla offers facilities comparable to corporate schools.

The 'Swachh Patashala' campaign promotes collective responsibility for government schools, as highlighted by Bandi Sanjay. The initiative aims to engage communities in maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in educational institutions.

The NTR District Collector encourages parents to enroll their children in government schools, which now offer modern teaching methods, improved infrastructure, and skill-development programs to compete with private institutions.

Sharifah Buzeki, Kampala Capital City Authority Executive Director, has warned teachers in government schools against enrolling their children in private schools as enrollment in government schools declines.