Archive · 2 Sep 2026
MLA Pledges SSC Access for Visually Impaired Students
A new school building for visually impaired students was opened in Nizamabad.
MLA R. Bhupathi Reddy attended the event.
He said teaching children with disabilities can be challenging.
He promised to speak with government officials about letting the students take regular SSC exams.
The students were described as being limited to Open School examinations.
The MLA visited the school, kitchen and training areas.
He also asked about computer lessons and teaching methods.
Officials praised the school for helping students succeed.
A former student, Nampally Rajini, donated Rs 50,000 to support the students.
Nizamabad Rural MLA R. Bhupathi Reddy inaugurated a special school building in Tarakaramanagar.
The building was constructed by the Sneha Society for Rural Reconstruction.
Reddy said he would coordinate with officials to help visually impaired students take SSC examinations alongside other students.
He inspected classrooms, the kitchen and other facilities, and asked about teaching methods and computer training.
Officials praised Sneha Society’s work since 1999 and cited former student Nampally Rajini’s achievements and Rs 50,000 donation.
- Who
- Nizamabad Rural MLA R. Bhupathi Reddy, Sneha Society staff, students, parents and district officials.
- What
- A newly constructed special school building for visually impaired students was inaugurated, with a pledge to pursue regular SSC examination access.
- When
- The reports say Monday and Tuesday, respectively; no calendar date is provided.
- Where
- Tarakaramanagar, also referred to as Tarakarama Nagar, in Nizamabad.
- Why
- To support visually impaired students and seek opportunities for them to take SSC examinations on par with other students.
- Inaugurated by
- Nizamabad Rural MLA R. Bhupathi Reddy, also identified in one report as Dr. Rekulapally Bhoopathy Reddy
- Location
- Tarakaramanagar, Nizamabad
- School operator
- Sneha Society for Rural Reconstruction
- Examination request
- Permission for visually impaired students to take SSC examinations alongside regular students instead of being limited to Open School examinations
- Society’s support
- The society has supported visually impaired students since 1999
- Donation
- Former student Nampally Rajini donated Rs 50,000
- Training
- The school provides computer training
