Archive · 6 Sep 2026
Nandyal Teachers Honoured for Shaping Responsible Future Citizens
Teachers help children learn, grow, and become responsible adults.
At a Teachers’ Day event in Nandyal, Minister NMD Farooq praised their important work.
He and Collector G Rajakumari honoured 45 teachers for their contributions.
Farooq said teachers and parents should help students understand new technology such as artificial intelligence.
The Collector said teachers shape society and should give extra help to students who learn slowly.
She also encouraged schools to teach communication and life skills.
Officials urged students to consider careers beyond medicine and engineering, including research and civil services.
One teacher was praised for increasing enrolment at a school from as few as 10 students to 135.
Minister NMD Farooq said teachers help develop disciplined, confident, and responsible citizens.
Farooq and Collector G Rajakumari presented awards to 45 outstanding teachers in Nandyal.
Farooq urged teachers and parents to prepare students for artificial intelligence and digital communication.
Rajakumari called teachers “sculptors” of society and sought support for slow learners and life skills.
A teacher increased enrolment at Kottala Cheruvu school from 5–10 students to 135.
- Who
- State Law and Minority Welfare Minister NMD Farooq, District Collector G Rajakumari, education officials, teachers, parents, and students.
- What
- National Teachers’ Day celebrations were held, with 45 outstanding teachers receiving awards and officials discussing education priorities.
- When
- Saturday; the article does not provide a calendar date.
- Where
- The Nandyal Collectorate in Nandyal, which the minister described as an emerging educational hub in Rayalaseema.
- Why
- To honour teachers and discuss student development, technology readiness, enrolment, life skills, and academic performance.
- Award recipients
- 45 outstanding teachers were felicitated.
- Event
- National Teachers’ Day celebrations
- Venue
- Nandyal Collectorate
- Technology focus
- Artificial intelligence and digital communication
- Student support
- Specialized guidance for slow learners, communication skills, and life skills
- Education initiatives
- Thalliki Vandanam, Vidyarthi Mitra kits, Dokka Seethamma Mid-Day Meal Scheme, Mana Badi-Mana Bhavishyathu, and PM SHRI schools
- Enrolment achievement
- A teacher at Kottala Cheruvu school increased enrolment from 5–10 students to 135.