Archive · 29 Oct 2025
Telangana Government to Launch Breakfast Scheme for School Students Next Year
Imagine all the kids in government schools in Telangana will get a free breakfast starting next school year!
This is to make sure no child is too hungry to learn.
The government is also working on making schools better with good classrooms and teachers.
They are even building special centers to help young people study for tough exams.
Additionally, in one town called Madhira, they are putting electric wires underground to make the town look nicer and be safer.
Telangana government will introduce a breakfast scheme for government school students from the next academic year.
The scheme aims to prevent malnutrition among students and will complement the midday meal program.
Plans include developing three institutions per mandal and upgrading schools in a phased manner with better facilities.
Ambedkar Knowledge Centres will be established to aid rural youth in preparing for competitive exams.
A project to lay underground power cables in Madhira, costing ₹27.76 crore, was initiated to improve power distribution and safety.
- Who
- Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka
- What
- Announced a new breakfast scheme for government school students and detailed plans for educational development and infrastructure projects.
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Madhira camp office, Nalgonda
- Why
- To ensure no student suffers from malnutrition and to improve educational infrastructure and power supply.
- Scheme Launch
- Next academic year
- Scheme Purpose
- Provide breakfast to students in government schools to combat malnutrition
- Initiative
- Supplement existing midday meal program
- Education Development
- Comprehensive development of 3 institutions per mandal, phased upgrading of schools
- Youth Empowerment
- Ambedkar Knowledge Centres for competitive exam preparation in rural areas
- Underground Power Cables Project Cost
- 27.76 crore in Madhira
