Archive · 23 Aug 2025
Andhra, Odisha Governments Announce Major Education Reforms
Andhra Pradesh and Odisha are making big moves to improve education.
Andhra Pradesh is building a huge new library in Amaravati and more in Visakhapatnam, plus they'll hire teachers every year.
They want to improve kids' reading and math skills.
Odisha is also merging school boards and will recruit many new teachers, while also providing free books and improving student health.
Andhra Pradesh is building the nation's largest central library in Amaravati, with a regional library planned for Visakhapatnam.
Annual teacher recruitment will be conducted through District Selection Committee (DSC) drives.
The government plans to improve Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN).
Odisha will merge its BSE and CHSE and recruit 44,433 teachers in next three years.
Odisha will provide free textbooks to students up to Class 10 and appoint health workers for hostels.
- Who
- The Andhra Pradesh and Odisha state governments, led by respective Ministers.
- What
- Andhra Pradesh is constructing a large central library and initiating annual teacher recruitment; Odisha is merging boards, recruiting teachers, and improving educational resources.
- When
- Ongoing, with specific projects slated for completion within a year or over the next three years.
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh, specifically Amaravati and Visakhapatnam; Odisha.
- Why
- To improve education quality, infrastructure, and literacy rates.
- Central Library (AP)
- To be built in Amaravati, 200,000 sq ft.
- Regional Library (AP)
- Planned in Visakhapatnam, 50,000 sq ft.
- Teacher Recruitment (AP)
- Annual DSC drives
- FLN Program (AP)
- Focus on improving implementation
- Teacher Recruitment (Odisha)
- 44,433 posts over 3 years
- Textbook Policy (Odisha)
- Free for all up to Class 10
Sources
ABVP demands education reforms in AP
Andhra Pradesh government to set up country’s biggest library in Amaravati
DSC Recruitment Every Year, Says Lokesh
From India’s largest library in Amaravati to autism centres, Andhra Pradesh govt has some plans for education
44,000 teachers to be appointed in primary schools