Archive · 22 Nov 2025
Andhra Pradesh Launches 'Wings to Dreams' Scheme for Students
Andhra Pradesh is starting a new program called 'Wings to Dreams' to help students with their higher education.
The education minister is also trying to make schools and colleges safer and better.
He wants to send some top-performing school staff to other countries for training.
AP to launch Kalalaku Rekkalu scheme for higher education support
Over 27,000 students studying overseas and nearly 88,000 in higher education within AP
Committee formed to prevent student suicides in educational institutions
Action against unapproved private junior colleges and improved amenities planned
Special incentives for intermediate students to secure seats in IITs and NITs
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh government, led by Education Minister Nara Lokesh
- What
- Launched the Kalalaku Rekkalu scheme and took measures to improve education and safety
- When
- Next academic year (scheme launch), ongoing (other measures)
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To support students' higher education and improve the education system
Proponents of the Scheme
Critics of the Scheme
Scheme Benefits
Proponents of the Scheme
Provides financial and institutional support to students aspiring for advanced studies
Critics of the Scheme
May not cover all expenses and could have eligibility criteria that exclude some students
- Scheme Name
- Kalalaku Rekkalu (Wings to Dreams)
- Students Studying Overseas
- Over 27,000
- Students in Higher Education within AP
- Nearly 88,000
- Committee Chairperson
- Vice-Chancellor of Sri Padmavati Women's University
- Top-Performing Staff Training
- Singapore and Finland
