Archive · 23 Aug 2025
Tirupati Collector Partners with Art of Living for Student Well-being
The government in Tirupati is teaming up with the Art of Living to help students and teachers.
They signed an agreement to teach kids and educators how to handle stress, focus better, and feel good about themselves.
In the first step, many students and teachers will get special training.
Also, the government is upgrading the schools with new libraries, labs, and gardens.
This is all to help the students learn better, live in better conditions, and be healthier.
Tirupati District Collector signed an MoU with the Art of Living Foundation.
The agreement aims to extend training programs to students and teachers in social welfare institutions.
11,000 students and 250 teachers will undergo specialized training in the first phase.
Training modules will focus on stress management, concentration, and emotional resilience.
The Collector highlighted improvements in social welfare hostels with modern facilities.
- Who
- Tirupati District Collector Dr. S Venkateswar, Art of Living Foundation, students and teachers in social welfare institutions.
- What
- Tirupati District Collector signed an MoU with Art of Living for student and teacher training.
- When
- Friday.
- Where
- Tirupati.
- Why
- To strengthen education, student well-being, and improve living conditions.
- Organization
- Art of Living Foundation
- Involved
- Tirupati District Collector Dr. S Venkateswar
- Focus
- Stress management, concentration, emotional resilience
- Participants (Phase 1)
- 11,000 students, 250 teachers
- Funding
- District Mineral Fund (DMF), CSR funds, departmental allocations