Archive · 28 Sep 2026
Kavitha Accuses Telangana Government Over Healthcare and Education Failures
K Kavitha says Telangana's government hospitals and schools are not working well enough.
She used government information obtained through an RTI request to discuss infant deaths.
She claimed that about 4,000 children die each year because the government does not provide enough care.
The data she cited recorded 1,046 infant deaths in Hyderabad during 2024-25.
She also said some healthcare money has not been spent and that hospitals are crowded.
Kavitha raised concerns about delayed Aarogyasri payments and health programs without funding.
She said TRS leaders will visit hospitals across Telangana and document their problems.
She also said her party may help build girls' toilets in schools and will contest the Khairatabad by-election.
K Kavitha called the Revanth Reddy government incompetent and accused it of failing in healthcare and education.
She cited RTI data and claimed 4,000 children die annually because of government apathy.
The data recorded 1,046 infant deaths in Hyderabad among children aged 0-1 in 2024-25.
Kavitha alleged unused health funds, unpaid Aarogyasri dues, absent scheme allocations and overcrowded government hospitals.
She announced statewide hospital visits, school toilet construction through public contributions and a TRS contest for the Khairatabad by-election.
- Who
- K Kavitha, chief of the Telangana Rakshana Sena, and TRS leaders.
- What
- Kavitha accused the Revanth Reddy government of healthcare and education failures and announced a statewide campaign.
- When
- The announcement date was not specified; the cited Hyderabad infant-death figures cover 2024-25.
- Where
- Across Telangana, including government hospitals and schools; one cited figure concerns Hyderabad.
- Why
- She said the campaign would expose problems and press the government to provide quality healthcare and better school facilities.
- Infant-death claim
- Kavitha claimed that 4,000 children die each year because of government apathy.
- Hyderabad data
- RTI data cited 1,046 reported deaths among children aged 0-1 in 2024-25.
- Health funding
- Kavitha alleged that a large portion of allocated health funds remained unused.
- Healthcare concerns
- She raised concerns about unallocated health schemes, pending Aarogyasri payments and overcrowded government hospitals.
- Hospital campaign
- TRS leaders plan to visit every government hospital in Telangana and document problems.
- School facilities
- Kavitha said TRS workers would build girls' toilets through public contributions if necessary.
- By-election
- TRS plans to contest the Khairatabad by-election.