Archive · 5 Aug 2025
PM-SHRI Funding for Andhra Pradesh Schools Jumps Significantly
The central government is giving Andhra Pradesh a lot more money for schools.
Under a program called PM-SHRI, the amount of money being given has nearly doubled compared to last year.
This means the government is investing almost 120% more in improving schools.
The money will be used to make schools better with new buildings, smart classrooms, and better ways of teaching.
So far, 935 schools in Andhra Pradesh are part of this plan, including schools in Eluru and Konaseema districts.
Central government significantly increased financial commitment to Andhra Pradesh under PM-SHRI scheme.
The allocation for 2024-25 increased by nearly 120% compared to the previous year.
The sanctioned outlay for 2024-25 is Rs 782.39 crore, with the Centre contributing Rs 469.43 crore.
A total of 935 schools in Andhra Pradesh have been selected under the PM-SHRI scheme.
The expansion aims to transform existing schools into model institutions.
- Who
- Central Government
- What
- Central government increased financial allocation under the PM-SHRI scheme.
- When
- The increase is for the financial year 2024-25.
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To strengthen public school infrastructure.
Previous Regime
Current Government
Government Allocation
Previous Regime
Lower Funding
Current Government
Increased Funding
- Scheme
- PM-SHRI (PM Schools for Rising India)
- 2023-24 Outlay
- Rs 354.85 crore
- Central Share (2023-24)
- Rs 212.91 crore
- 2024-25 Outlay
- Rs 782.39 crore
- Central Share (2024-25)
- Rs 469.43 crore
- Increase
- Nearly 120%
- Schools Selected
- 935