CM Revanth Reddy announces minority degree colleges with AI training in Telangana

LatestHyderabadTelangana
By HNH Web Desk
Minority degree colleges

Hyderabad: Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy on Friday announced that the government would establish minority degree colleges in unified district headquarters across Telangana.

The institutions will focus on skill development and Artificial Intelligence training. Revanth Reddy said minority students should receive education that improves employment and livelihood opportunities instead of depending only on conventional courses.

The Chief Minister reviewed the Minority Welfare Department at the Secretariat on Friday evening. During the meeting, he directed officials to strengthen employment-oriented education for minority students.

He also instructed officials to introduce incentive schemes for meritorious minority students. The incentives will match benefits already available for BC, SC and ST students. In addition, he asked the department to prepare a dedicated programme for the initiative.

Further, Revanth Reddy directed officials to identify minority candidates selected for Group-1, Group-2 and Group-3 services. He said interested candidates should take up responsibilities in the Minority Welfare Department. According to him, the initiative will help them understand departmental administration and welfare programmes.

Minority degree colleges to focus on AI training

Meanwhile, the Chief Minister suggested inviting successful Group Services candidates and sportspersons to programmes organised for student incentives. He said their participation would inspire students about the importance of education and sports.

The Chief Minister also directed officials to release honorariums to Imams and Mouzams without delay. Besides this, he assured land allocation for graveyards wherever land availability permits.

He stressed the need to integrate AI-based learning in minority educational institutions. Revanth Reddy also said the government was preparing a plan to retrofit diesel and petrol autos with electric engines.

According to the Chief Minister, the proposal aims to reduce fuel expenses for auto drivers. He said the plan would also improve their living standards.

As part of the Musi Riverfront development project, Revanth Reddy directed officials to construct a mosque, church and gurudwara alongside a temple. He said the structures should reflect the cultural heritage of respective religions.

He added that the buildings should showcase India’s diversity and Telangana’s “Ganga-Jamuna Tehzeeb.” The Chief Minister said the government envisioned them as prominent centres for cultural and civilizational studies.

Minority Welfare Minister Mohammed Azharuddin, Chief Secretary Rama Krishna Rao, MP Mohammed Shabbir Ali, TGMREIS President Mohammed Faheemuddin Qureshi and CM OSD Vemula Srinivasulu attended the meeting.

Haj Committee Chairman Syed Ghulam Afzal Biabani, Waqf Board Chairman Syed Azmatullah Hussaini, Minority Finance Corporation Chairman Mohammed Obedullah Kotwal, Urdu Academy President Taher Bin Handan and Christian Minority Corporation Chairman Deepak John Kokadan also attended the review.

Minority Welfare Secretary Shafiullah, MLA Medipally Satyam and other officials participated in the meeting.

 

You might also like More from author