Telangana's New Model: Integrated Residential Campuses for All

The Telangana government plans to establish 'integrated residential campuses' encompassing SC, ST, BC, and minority residential schools in all assembly constituencies. These campuses aim to promote competitiveness and eliminate caste and communal differences, offering modern facilities comparable to private international schools.

In an ambitious move to revolutionize education, the Telangana government is set to establish 'integrated residential campuses' that will house SC, ST, BC, and minority residential schools across all assembly constituencies.

Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, alongside his deputy Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, held a meeting with officials and reviewed models presented by architects for the construction of these integrated campuses.

The first pilot projects will be rolled out in Kodangal and Madhira, with plans to cover all assembly segments in phases. Spanning 20-25 acres, these campuses will feature state-of-the-art facilities, aiming to foster competitiveness among students and eradicate caste and communal disparities while simplifying supervision and management.