1 week ago
Anantapur Official Distributes Insurance Cheques to Bereaved Student Families
Anantapur officials gave money to three families whose schoolchildren had died.
Each family received an insurance cheque worth ₹25,000.
The children were Arun Teja, Manikanta Chowdary, and Pranay.
Arun Teja and Manikanta Chowdary were in Class 8.
Pranay was in Class 2.
The insurance scheme is for students in Classes 1 to 10.
Families pay ₹5 each year for accident coverage.
Officials asked more low-income parents to enroll their children.
Joint Collector C Vishnu Charan handed over ₹25,000 insurance cheques to three families.
The recipients were families of students Arun Teja, Manikanta Chowdary, and Pranay.
The students were enrolled in Classes 8, 8, and 2 respectively.
The scheme covers Classes 1–10 students against accidents for a ₹5 annual premium.
The event was organized by Samagra Shiksha and the Education Department at Anantapur Collectorate.
- Who
- Joint Collector C Vishnu Charan handed cheques to the families of Arun Teja, Manikanta Chowdary, and Pranay.
- What
- Three bereaved families received ₹25,000 insurance payout cheques each.
- Where
- The Anantapur Collectorate.
- When
- Monday.
- Why
- The payouts were made under a student accident-insurance scheme organized by Samagra Shiksha and the Education Department.
Key facts
- Payout per family
- ₹25,000
- Number of families
- Three
- Student coverage
- Classes 1 to 10
- Annual premium
- ₹5
- Type of coverage
- Accidents
- Handed over by
- District Joint Collector C Vishnu Charan
- Event location
- Anantapur Collectorate











