 | No change in Amma Vodi rules: Minister Audimulapu SureshThe Minister said that the state government has increased the electricity consumption limit per month to 300 units from the earlier 200 units as part of the eligibility criteria for the scheme. |
 | Firm foundation laid in edu sector: JaganCM lists ‘revolutionary’ schemes and programmes such as Amma Vodi, Nadu-Nedu, English edu, CBSE syllabus |
 | Andhra government to launch EBC Nestham scheme on Jan 9The State Assembly session, which was initially proposed to be a one-day affair, would now be held till November 26. |
 | Government spending Rs 444 crores a year on school toilets: Andhra Education MinisterA helper is appointed for every 300 students, and Rs 6,000 is being paid per month to each sanitation helper, besides supplying chemical kits for cleaning the toilets, Minister Audimulapu Suresh said |
 | Andhra government to relink Amma Vodi scheme with 75% attendance in schools from next yearChief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy said the main reason for introducing Amma Vodi is to ensure all the school children are in school and create awareness among parents to not send them to work. |
 | YSRC leader Sajjala Reddy urges people to see welfare differenceSajjala Ramakrishna Reddy said while only 40 lakh people got pension during the previous Chandrababu Naidu government, 60 lakh people were getting pensions now. |
 | 77 aided schools in Prakasam district with poor strength face closureThe Andhra Pradesh state government has identified 77 aided schools in Prakasam district in which the student enrolment is steadily decreasing. |
 | National Education Policy will help Telugu students compete with world: Andhra MinisterEducation Minister Suresh said that Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy was committed to improving education standards and making it accessible for students from poor and downtrodden sections. |
