NO LIMITS on CHILDREN... Really..!
The government is creating the rules for the esteemed "Thalliki Vandanam" program, according to andhra pradesh Education minister Nara Lokesh. Every state student enrolled in school will get an annual grant of Rs. 15,000 from the government under this arrangement. This financial assistance was guaranteed by the government till the student finished his intermediate. Earlier today, lokesh responded to a series of inquiries from the legislative council members. Regarding this scheme's beneficiary eligibility, there were rumors.
In contrast to the previous administration, which only offered the program to one student per household, lokesh said that "Thalliki Vandanam" will be granted to any number of students in a family. The Thalliki Vandanam initiative, according to lokesh, will be available to students at both public and private universities.
Parents will bear less of the cost of tuition under this plan. The TDP-led nda administration is ensuring that there are no instances of parents refusing to send their children to school because they are unable to pay the tuition by offering the program to every kid in the state. According to lokesh, the number of kids attending government schools has dropped by 72,000 as a result of the previous ycp administration's poor management. He said that more students will be admitted and that the present administration would make sure government schools had the greatest instruction and facilities available.
Parents will bear less of the cost of tuition under this plan. The TDP-led nda administration is ensuring that there are no instances of parents refusing to send their children to school because they are unable to pay the tuition by offering the program to every kid in the state. According to lokesh, the number of kids attending government schools has dropped by 72,000 as a result of the previous ycp administration's poor management. He said that more students will be admitted and that the present administration would make sure government schools had the greatest instruction and facilities available.