Archive · 23 Dec 2025
Mustabu Initiative Benefits 70 Lakh Students in AP
The Mustabu initiative is a program in Andhra Pradesh that helps 70 lakh students in government schools stay clean and healthy.
The minister, S. Savitha, started this program at a school in Mopidevi.
She gave the students grooming kits and talked to them about being clean.
She also checked their nails, uniforms, and even ate breakfast with them to make sure the food was good.
The minister wants all students to do well in their studies and aims for 100% passing rates.
She promised to build more classrooms at the school.
The program is praised for teaching students to respect themselves and stay clean.
The Mustabu initiative provides grooming kits and hygiene awareness to 70 lakh students in Andhra Pradesh.
Minister S. Savitha launched the program at the MJP Residential School in Mopidevi, checking students' hygiene and food quality.
The minister emphasized the importance of personal hygiene and set a target of 100% pass rate and 10 IIT seats for the school.
Funds for eight additional classrooms at the MJP school were promised in response to a request from MLA Buddha Prasad.
The initiative aims to inculcate self-respect and mental clarity through cleanliness.
- Who
- BC and EWS Welfare minister S. Savitha and Avanigadda MLA Mandali Buddha Prasad
- What
- Launch of the Mustabu (Grooming) Programme
- When
- Monday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Mahatma Jyotiba Phule (MJP) Residential School, Mopidevi, Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To promote personal hygiene and grooming among government school students
- Initiative Name
- Mustabu (Grooming) Programme
- Beneficiaries
- 70 lakh students
- Location
- Andhra Pradesh
- Key Provision
- Grooming kits and hygiene awareness
- Minister Involved
- S. Savitha
- School Visited
- Mahatma Jyotiba Phule (MJP) Residential School, Mopidevi
- Additional Commitment
- Funds for eight additional classrooms
