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21-03-2025
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RECOMMENDATIONS ON FOOD QUALITY AND SAFETY IN MID-DAY MEAL SCHEME AND RESIDENTIAL INSTITUTIONS
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Telangana Education Commission has visited government schools, residential
schools & hostels, model schools, KGBVs, Anganwadi centers and other educational
institutions in all 33 districts, covering rural, tribal, and urban areas, from 27th November to
7th December 2024. The Chairperson and members of the commission engaged with students, parents, teachers, staff, cooks, district authorities, administrative staff, local authorities and based on these deliberations, this report has been prepared and submitted to the Chief Secretary to Government of Telangana on 27th January 2025.
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21-03-2025
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TELANGANA PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND JUNIOR COLLEGES FEE REGULATORY AND MONITORING COMMISSION DRAFT BILL, 2025
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After holding extensive deliberations and workshops with various stakeholders—such as parents, teachers, private aided and unaided school managements, and civil society organizations—the Telangana Education Commission has drafted the Telangana Private Unaided School Fee Regulatory and Monitoring Commission Draft Bill, 2025, and submitted
it to the Secretary of Education to the Government of Telangana on January 24th, 2025.
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21-03-2025
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TRANSFORMING GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS IN TELANGANA - KEY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE
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The Telangana Education Commission, after extensive deliberations with stakeholders, has proposed a set of key recommendations to enhance the quality of education in existing government schools across the state. These reforms aim to improve teaching methodologies, infrastructure, digital learning, teacher training, student engagement to ensure holistic development and the creation of a state-level regulatory body to monitor performance.
This report was submitted to Honourable Chief Minister of Telangana on 22nd February, 2025.
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