 | Only schools with positive cases to shut, says minister Audimulapu SureshReferring to the infections reported in the institutions across the state, the minister said 168 students of a private college in Rajahmundry had tested positive. |
 | IIIT directors draw education minister’s ireThe minister chaired a review meeting with the IIIT directors at his chamber in Interim Government Complex, Velagapudi. |
 | In a first, Andhra Pradesh government to spend Rs 440 crore on school toilet maintenanceEducation Minister Audimulapu Suresh said the state government had been preparing ways to develop transparency and accountability in the education sector for institutional changes. |
| Andhra govt saved Rs 245 crore through reverse bidding for Nadu-Nedu, says MinisterThe minister said Rs 2,570 crore out of the total Rs 3,669 crore, allocated for the first phase, was spent on 15,715 schools. |
 | No increase in Andhra SSC, Intermediate examination feeConsidering the shortened academic year due to Covid, the SSC syllabus has been reduced by 35 per cent. |
| Ready to start all classes from February 1: Education MinisterCM reviews readiness of schools in state to start regular functioning. |
| Launch of 'Jagananna Amma Vodi' scheme second phase postponed in Andhra PradeshEducation Minister Audimulapu Suresh also said Andhra Pradesh is the only state in the country to have a higher education planning board. |
 | Teachers’ transfer: Deadline to apply for options extended due to glitches in AndhraMinister for Education Audimulapu Suresh on Thursday said the web portal for teachers to apply their transfer option will be kept open till Friday midnight. |
 | Online counselling for teachers’ transfer will ensure transparency: Andhra Education MinisterThose who have completed over two years can also seek a transfer, to be done as per the student-teacher ratio in schools. |
 | Intermediate second year classes will start on November 2: Andhra Pradesh minister Audimulapu SureshSuresh said that parents and students need not worry on the availability of first year seats though more than 400 junior colleges were not permitted to conduct classes this academic year. |
 | Mandatory COVID-19 education for teachers, students of Andhra: MinisterThe state government has decided mandatory Covid-19 education for teachers before schools reopen, and students once the schools start functioning from November 2. |
 | Central grant only Rs 100 crore, Opposition claim baseless: Andhra Pradesh governmentEducation Minister says govt is ready for a debate on the issue |
 | Andhra Pradesh Education Minister Audimulapu Suresh asks board to declare all inter students passedThe minister declared all students who paid the examination fee and got a hall ticket, but failed because of being absent to one or more examinations, as passed by awarding them pass marks. |
