Hyderabad, January 28: A delegation from the Telangana Recognized School Managements Association (TRSMA), led by State President S. Madhusudhan, met with the Principal Secretary of Education, Dr. Yogitha Rana, to discuss pressing issues faced by budget private schools. The delegation included prominent TRSMA leaders such as General Secretary N. Ramesh Rao, Senior Leaders Palle Vinay Kumar, K. Gopal Reddy, Altaf, Hyderabad District Secretary M. Raghu, Ranga Reddy District Secretary M.I. Gulshani, and Medchal District Leader Ramesh Babu.During the meeting, the delegation highlighted the critical challenges impacting the functioning and sustainability of budget private schools across the state. They emphasized the need for policy interventions, financial support, and relaxation of certain regulations to help these schools continue their service to the community.Speaking on behalf of TRSMA, State President S. Madhusudhan stated, “Budget private schools play a pivotal role in providing affordable education to a large section of society. However, rising operational costs, stringent regulatory requirements, and limited financial aid are making it increasingly difficult for these institutions to function effectively.
We have sought the intervention of the education department to address these challenges.”Dr. Yogitha Rana, Principal Secretary of Education, responded positively to the delegation’s concerns. She assured immediate attention to the issues raised and expressed her commitment to finding practical solutions. Dr. Rana acknowledged the significant contribution of budget private schools in bridging the education gap and emphasized the government’s intent to support them.This meeting marks an important step towards strengthening collaboration between the government and private school managements to ensure quality and affordable education for all. The TRSMA delegation expressed hope for timely resolutions and thanked Dr. Rana for her proactive approach.The education sector in Telangana looks forward to actionable outcomes from this interaction, which could potentially bring much-needed relief to budget private schools struggling to sustain themselves amidst mounting challenges.