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NTR Trust to offer free KG-PG education for poor in Telangana, AP
The NTR Trust has proposes to set up model schools where KG to PG free education would be provided for the poor and needy children.
It is also to provide free coaching to Group I, II service aspirants in the two States
Hyderabad: The NTR Trust has proposes to set up model schools where KG to PG free education would be provided for the poor and needy children.
Announcing this, Nara Brahmani, at her maiden press conference on Friday said the main objective of the programme was to provide quality education to poor students and train them, so that they could compete with students pursuing education in corporate institutions.
NTR Trust is headed by N Bhuwaneswari, wife of AP Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu. Extending the NTR Trust services to another level, TDP national committee general secretary Brahmani said free coaching would also be provided to Group I and Group II service aspirants in two States. Candidates for the coaching classes would be selected through a screening test to be organised on November 29.
Around 60 members would be given coaching for six months at NTR Trust Bhavan in Hyderabad. Earlier, the Trust had launched skill development programme for graduates and to provide them jobs in private sector.
