In a significant administrative move, the government has transferred education department officials across 14 districts, aiming to strengthen educational administration and improve governance at the district level.

As part of the reshuffle, the following appointments have been made:

✅ Rohini appointed as District Education Officer (DEO), Sangareddy
✅ Venkateshwarlu appointed as DEO, Hyderabad
✅ Susindhar Rao appointed as DEO, Nalgonda
✅ Revanthi Reddy appointed as DEO, Ranga Reddy

The transfers and fresh appointments are expected to enhance administrative efficiency, ensure effective implementation of educational policies, and strengthen the functioning of schools across the state.

Education stakeholders, including school administrators, teachers, and parents, are hopeful that the new leadership will contribute positively to the development of the education system in their respective districts.

Stay tuned with Education Today for more updates on education policies, appointments, and academic developments.

The ongoing RTC strike across Telangana is continuing to disrupt daily life, with its impact now being felt more sharply by college students and the general public. While schools are currently closed due to summer holidays, colleges remain functional—creating a major challenge for thousands of students dependent on public transport.

Protests at depots like Jeedimetla Bus Depot have led to reduced bus services, leaving commuters stranded or forced to seek costly alternatives. College students, especially those traveling from outskirts and rural areas, are struggling to attend classes regularly. Many are either missing lectures or spending significantly more on autos and private transport.

The situation is equally difficult for office-goers and daily wage workers, who rely heavily on RTC buses for affordable commuting. With fares of autos and cabs rising due to demand, the financial burden on common people has increased considerably.

Parents and students are expressing frustration, as there is no uniform relief—schools are shut for holidays, but higher education continues without transport support. This imbalance is adding to stress, attendance issues, and academic disruption.

Amid the unrest, K. P. Vivekanand has backed the RTC workers, criticizing the government’s response and urging immediate resolution of their demands.

Until a solution is reached, it is the everyday commuter—particularly college students—who remain the worst affected in this ongoing deadlock.

Hyderabad: In a politically significant development, A. Revanth Reddy paid a courtesy visit to Shiv Pratap Shukla at Lok Bhavan on Sunday, where key issues concerning the state—including education—were discussed.

The meeting gains importance against the backdrop of the state government’s nomination of Mohammad Azharuddin as Member of the Legislative Council (MLC), which is currently pending with the Governor for clearance. While official statements remain guarded, sources indicate that the nomination was part of the discussions during the meeting.

In addition, the nomination of M. Kodandaram is also believed to have been deliberated upon. The Governor reportedly emphasized the need for increased public awareness on critical social issues, including measures to control drug abuse.

The outcome of this interaction is being closely watched, as the Governor’s decision on the pending nominations could have notable political implications in the state.