The CM instructed that facial recognition systems be implemented for both students and staff to monitor attendance and prevent misuse of resources. He emphasized the need to maintain high food quality standards through technology-based supervision and ensure regular supply of nutritious meals, clothing, and textbooks to students.

Revanth Reddy also ordered that all hostels be linked with nearby healthcare centers to ensure prompt medical attention for students. The Chief Minister reiterated his government’s commitment to improving living conditions and educational support for students from marginalized and underprivileged communities.

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Mess charges will increase by 40%, and cosmetic charges will rise by 200%. These changes aim to improve the living conditions for students in welfare hostels.

In collaboration with Ramakrishna Mission and Akshaya Patra Foundation, the government has launched the nutritious meals for Telangana schools program across 123 government schools in the district. This initiative will provide healthy food to schoolchildren, improving their health and learning.

Minister Konda Surekha personally served meals to students at Beerannakunta School in Karimabad. The District Collector and Mayor also attended the event, showing the government’s dedication to student welfare.

The initiative highlights the state’s commitment to balancing education with nutrition. It aims to empower students for a better future.

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