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Plea to ensure quality in education institutions
The KVPS (Kula Vivaksha Porata Samithi) has demanded that standards should be maintained in government and private schools.
Vikarabad: The KVPS (Kula Vivaksha Porata Samithi) has demanded that standards should be maintained in government and private schools. Speakers at a round-table conference organised here on Sunday expressed their displeasure over the falling standards in educational institutions in the district. They said District Collector and MEOs should visit the institutions and improve the state of affairs.
KVPS district secretary R Mahipal, chief guest Rajendra Prasad, CITU state vice president P Mallesh, state convener of mothers committee Y Githa, Prakash were present along with HMs Bhaskar Rao, Rajashekar, Narsimhulu, Venkataiah, Srinivas, Srisailam, Srinu, Balaram, Parasuram, Janardhan, Mahitha Amareshwar, Satyanarayana, Shankar, Bismillah and others were present.
