Live
- Jharkhand Party announces five candidates, party chief’s children enter the fray
- Israel renews airstrikes on Beirut's suburbs
- India sees 4.8 pc overall exports growth in first half of FY25
- Domestic Help Arrested For Contaminating Employer's Food With Urine
- India to host ITF, ATP and WTA tennis tournaments in India in 2025
- PKL Season 11: How are kabaddi mats made? What are the raw materials used? Gravolite details the manufacturing of kabaddi mats
- Vishwak Sen’s ‘Mechanic Rocky’ trailer to be out on Oct 20
- Grand set work commences in 15 acres for ‘Sharwa38’
- Music director Shekhar Chandra talks about ‘Pottel’
- Make me CM again, says Kejriwal in open letter to Delhi voters
Cong govt’s apathy leading to shutdown of schools: BRS
Senior BRS leader T Harish Rao alleged on Tuesday that the government’s negligence to pay rents of residential schools was forcing their shutdown, jeopardising the future of students.
Hyderabad: Senior BRS leader T Harish Rao alleged on Tuesday that the government’s negligence to pay rents of residential schools was forcing their shutdown, jeopardising the future of students.
He said that due to the government’s failure to pay rents for the past ten months, a minority residential school in Jayashankar Bhupalpally district has been locked by its owner. “This unfortunate incident highlights the deteriorating state of residential school management under the government, leading to disruption in students’ education and jeopardising their futures.”
Rao criticised the administration for its gross negligence in handling the affairs of Gurukuls and educational institutions. “Chief Minister, when will you clear the pending rents for Gurukul schools? As the Education Minister, how long will you continue to ignore the crumbling state of our education system?” he questioned.
“This issue is not just about unpaid rents; it’s about the future of students whose education was being disrupted. If the government continues to ignore such basic responsibilities, it will have long-term consequences on the quality of education in Telangana,” he added.
Rao called for immediate intervention to resolve the issue and ensure that no school faces closure due to administrative negligence. “The government must act now to safeguard the future of Telangana students, or else face the consequences of failing an entire generation,” he asserted.
