Archive · 28 May 2025
CM Urges Students from Marginalized Groups to Excel
The Chief Minister encouraged students from disadvantaged groups to believe in themselves and work hard in school.
He wants them to know they can achieve great things just like famous leaders.
He also criticized the previous government for not focusing on education and for delaying job opportunities.
The current government is trying to fix these issues by filling job vacancies and supporting students through special schools.
Chief Minister urged students from marginalized communities to overcome their inferiority complex.
He cited historical figures who succeeded through hard work, not caste.
Government plans to establish Young India Integrated Residential Schools.
The CM criticized the previous administration's focus and delayed job postings.
Recent appointments include a Dalit Vice-Chancellor and Speaker of the Assembly.
- Who
- Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, students, government officials.
- What
- The CM addressed students, discussed government initiatives, and criticized previous policies.
- When
- May 28, 2025
- Where
- Hyderabad
- Why
- To encourage students and address past governmental actions.
Previous Government's Actions
Current Government's Stance
Focus and Priorities
Previous Government's Actions
The previous government focused on other initiatives and delayed job postings.
Current Government's Stance
The current government is filling job vacancies and prioritizing education.
Appointments and Representation
Previous Government's Actions
Implied caste-based actions are being addressed with new appointments.
Current Government's Stance
The CM stated appointments were made based on merit, not caste.
- Event Date
- May 28, 2025
- Event Location
- Babu Jagjivan Ram Bhavan, Hyderabad
- New School Initiative
- Young India Integrated Residential Schools
- Vacant Posts Filled
- 59,000
- Dalit VC Appointment
- Osmania University
- Speaker of the Legislative Assembly
- Gaddam Prasad Kumar
