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Telangana Govt to Distribute Uniforms to All Students by August 15
The Telangana government is working hard to make sure all students in government schools get their new uniforms by August 15.
They have ordered high-quality fabric from a well-known company called Mafatlal.
This is the first time the government is giving branded shoes, socks, ties, and belts to the students.
They are also providing school bags, bedding materials, and other supplies to students in special residential schools.
To make sure everything is done well, the government has set up a central system to buy and distribute these items.
They are spending a lot of money to make sure every student gets what they need.
Local women's groups are helping by stitching the uniforms.
This is a big effort to help students feel good and ready for school.
The Telangana government aims to distribute uniforms to all government school students by August 15.
High-quality fabric for uniforms has been procured from Mafatlal, a renowned company.
For the first time, branded shoes, socks, ties, and belts are being provided to students.
A centralized procurement system has been introduced to ensure uniformity and quality in distribution.
The government is spending Rs 687.78 crore to provide uniforms and supplies to 27 lakh students.
- Who
- Telangana Government
- What
- Distribution of uniforms and supplies to government school students
- Where
- Telangana, India
- When
- By August 15
- Why
- To ensure uniformity, quality, and comprehensive support for students in government schools
Government Officials
Previous Procurement System
Procurement System
Government Officials
The government has introduced a centralized procurement system to ensure uniformity and quality in the distribution of uniforms and supplies.
Previous Procurement System
Earlier, the School Education Department and various residential school societies procured and distributed supplies independently, leading to inconsistencies and errors.
Key facts
- Total Cost
- Rs 687.78 crore
- Total Students
- 27 lakh
- Fabric Procured
- 2.97 crore metres
- Mafatlal Company's Contribution
- 2.41 crore metres
- Telangana State Handloom Cooperative Society's Contribution
- 55.32 lakh metres
- Cost per Uniform
- Rs 75
- Daily Stitching Capacity of Women's Groups
- 75,000 to one lakh uniforms
- Deadline for Distribution
- August 15






