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Karem Sivaji stresses on need for education reforms
Speaking on this occasion, he said that the Chief Minister N.Chandrababu Naidu has taken steps to implement reforms in education and added that the government was giving priority to provide quality education. “The government is implementing NTR Vidya Jyothi scheme to extend financial assistance to the SC, ST students,” he added.
Amaravati: SC Commission chairman Karem Sivaji stressed that there was need to bring reforms in education. He interacted with Navyaandhra Student JAC leaders at ZP meeting hall in Guntur on Saturday
Speaking on this occasion, he said that the Chief Minister N.Chandrababu Naidu has taken steps to implement reforms in education and added that the government was giving priority to provide quality education. “The government is implementing NTR Vidya Jyothi scheme to extend financial assistance to the SC, ST students,” he added.
He explained steps taken by the government for the welfare of SC, ST students and urged them to avail the facilities provided by the government. Minority Commission chairman Md Hidayat explained steps taken by the government to impart quality education in the government schools.
MLA AS Rama Krishna, district education officer V Srinivasula Reddy, Navyaandhra Students JAC leader Ayyappa Swamy were also present.
