Archive · 25 Nov 2025
Lokesh Promises Education Quality Enhancements in Government Schools
Education minister Nara Lokesh met a student named Kurmala Sri Kanakaputlamma who was chosen for a special student assembly on Constitution Day.
Lokesh praised her achievements and talked about the government's plans to improve education in government schools.
He also mentioned the importance of teaching students about rights and responsibilities.
The minister was happy to hear about the improvements in school facilities and midday meals.
Kanakaputlamma's family, who faces financial challenges, was also supported by government aid.
Lokesh encouraged her to aim high and do well in her studies.
Education minister Nara Lokesh emphasized the importance of balancing rights and responsibilities for students.
The government is committed to enhancing education quality in government schools and nurturing moral values.
Student Kurmala Sri Kanakaputlamma was selected for the student mock assembly on Constitution Day, September 26.
Lokesh praised Kanakaputlamma's academic talents and her family's circumstances, encouraging her to aim high.
The government plans to establish centralized kitchens across the state to provide quality education and nutritious midday meals.
- Who
- Education minister Nara Lokesh and student Kurmala Sri Kanakaputlamma
- What
- Lokesh's commitment to enhance education quality in government schools and Kanakaputlamma's selection for the student mock assembly
- When
- September 26 (Constitution Day)
- Where
- Undavalli, Vijayawada
- Why
- To improve education quality and instill constitutional and democratic awareness among students
- Minister
- Nara Lokesh
- Student
- Kurmala Sri Kanakaputlamma
- Event
- Student mock assembly on Constitution Day
- Date
- September 26
- Location
- Undavalli, Vijayawada
- Initiatives
- Quality education, nutritious midday meals, centralized kitchens
- Family Background
- Father is a differently-abled vegetable vendor receiving government aid