Every seat in Gurukul schools must be filled, says Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka
Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka emphasized the importance of achieving full enrollment in Gurukul schools for the upcoming academic year. He instructed officials to identify and address reasons for unfilled seats and to ensure regular inspections of these institutions. Additionally, he called for necessary infrastructure improvements and the installation of solar panels in Gurukul schools.
- ▪Deputy CM Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka urged for cent percent student enrollment in Gurukul institutions.
- ▪Officials are to conduct a survey to identify reasons for unfilled seats in residential schools.
- ▪An action plan for installing solar panels in Gurukul institutions is to be prepared.
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KHAMMAMDeputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka has asked officials to work in tandem to ensure cent percent enrolment of students in all the State-run Gurukul institutions in the upcoming academic year.“Every seat in Gurukul schools must be filled,” the Deputy CM said while addressing a review meeting with the district officials in Khammam on Wednesday.He directed the officials to conduct a survey on residential schools where seats remain unfilled to identify the reasons, and resolve the issues immediately.A district official should be appointed as in-charge for every social welfare residential educational institution to ensure regular inspection for effective functioning of the Gurukul schools, he said, while emphasising the need for increasing admissions in Gurukul…
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