Archive · 14 Jan 2026
Former MLC urges revival of govt school enrolment
A former teacher who is now an MLC named Alugubelli Narsireddy wrote to the Chief Minister of Telangana.
He said that fewer students are going to government schools, even though the government has spent a lot of money on them.
He thinks parents prefer private schools.
He suggested making government schools better by improving teachers, making the system more accountable, and using more technology.
He wants the government to make a plan to fix this problem.
Former Teachers MLC Alugubelli Narsireddy urged Chief Minister Revanth Reddy to address declining enrolment in government schools in Telangana.
He highlighted that despite significant state investments, the number of students in state-run schools and colleges continues to fall.
Narsireddy warned that the trend of parents opting for private institutions undermines the purpose of public education.
He called for a comprehensive revival plan to improve teaching standards, administrative accountability, and introduce digital learning tools.
The goal is to restore public confidence and provide affordable, inclusive learning for all.
- Who
- Former Teachers MLC Alugubelli Narsireddy
- What
- Urged the Chief Minister to address declining enrolment in government schools
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana
- Why
- To restore public confidence and provide affordable, inclusive education
- Person
- Alugubelli Narsireddy
- Position
- Former Teachers MLC
- Location
- Hyderabad, Telangana
- Issue
- Declining enrolment in government schools
- Proposed Solutions
- Improving teaching standards, administrative accountability, digital learning tools