Archive · 29 Oct 2025
Anganwadi Centers in Mahabubnagar Equipped with Projector-Based Learning
Imagine going to school where instead of just books, you get to watch cartoons and animated stories to learn new things!
That's what's happening at some special schools called Anganwadis in Mahabubnagar.
A kind leader, MLA Yennam Srinivas Reddy, has brought new projectors to these schools.
Now, kids can learn their ABCs and numbers by watching fun moving pictures, like a mini-movie class.
This makes learning exciting and helps them remember things better while they play and sing.
The goal is to help children love learning from the very beginning and to make it easier for teachers to teach.
If this pilot program works well, even more children will get to learn with these cool new projectors!
Anganwadi centers in Mahabubnagar have been equipped with a projector-based learning system.
The initiative, part of the Vidya Nidhi scheme, aims to make preschool education more interactive and engaging.
Children will learn through animations and moving visuals, making lessons fun and easier to grasp.
The program is intended to help reduce dropout rates in Anganwadis and enhance teaching effectiveness.
The project is currently in a pilot phase with plans for expansion based on its success.
- Who
- Local MLA Yennam Srinivas Reddy and Anganwadi staff
- What
- Introduction of a projector-based learning system in Anganwadi centers.
- When
- On Tuesday
- Where
- Boayapalli Anganwadi Centre, Mahabubnagar Municipal Corporation limits, Mahabubnagar
- Why
- To make learning fun, engaging, and interactive for preschool children, grasp lessons easily, reduce dropout rates, and simplify teaching.
- Location
- Mahabubnagar, India
- Initiative Name
- Vidya Nidhi scheme
- Technology Introduced
- Projector-based learning system
- Target Age Group
- Preschool children
- Launch Date
- Tuesday