Archive · 4 Sep 2026
Mancherial Collector to Receive State Education Administration Award
Kumar Deepak is the Collector of Mancherial district.
He will receive an award for helping improve government education.
The award will be given by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy on September 5.
The ceremony will take place at Kodangal Government Junior College.
More children joined government schools in Mancherial under his leadership.
Enrollment increased from 41,349 students to 45,626 students.
Many students also moved from private schools to government schools.
Education officials, teachers, and school staff helped achieve this growth.
Mancherial District Collector Kumar Deepak, IAS, has been selected for the Excellence in Educational Administration Award – 2026.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy will present the award on September 5 during State-level Teachers’ Day celebrations.
Government-school enrollment in Mancherial rose from 41,349 in 2024–25 to 45,626 in 2026–27.
The district recorded 4,277 additional enrollments, representing 10.34% growth.
Officials reported that 4,346 students moved from private to government schools during the current academic year.
- Who
- Mancherial District Collector Kumar Deepak, IAS, will receive the award from Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy.
- What
- He has been selected for the Excellence in Educational Administration Award – 2026.
- When
- The award will be presented on September 5 during Teachers’ Day celebrations.
- Where
- The ceremony will be held at Kodangal Government Junior College.
- Why
- He was recognized for strengthening public education and increasing enrollment in government schools.
- Award
- Excellence in Educational Administration Award – 2026
- Award recipient
- Mancherial District Collector Kumar Deepak, IAS
- Presentation date
- September 5
- Enrollment increase
- From 41,349 in 2024–25 to 45,626 in 2026–27
- Enrollment growth
- 10.34%, or 4,277 additional students
- Private-to-government transfers
- 4,346 students in the current academic year
- Schools and mandals
- More than 10% of 282 government schools recorded additional enrollments, while 11 mandals grew by more than 6%