Hyderabad: Nagarkurnool Collector Hemanth Keshav Patil directed officials to improve Nagarkurnool KGBV facilities, including education, nutrition and accommodation for girl students. He issued the instructions during an unannounced inspection of the Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya at Nadimpalli village in Achampet mandal on Tuesday. Sub-Collector Saloni Chabra accompanied him.
The Collector examined teaching standards, food arrangements, hostel facilities and the ongoing construction of the compound wall. He found that only 95 of the school’s sanctioned strength of 160 students were currently enrolled. He directed special officer Kusuma to take steps to achieve 100 per cent admissions at the intermediate level.
Patil also asked the school management to familiarise students with Artificial Intelligence courses and encourage them to explore the subject. He reviewed the slip test taken by Class 10 students and called for special classes to improve their performance.
Nagarkurnool KGBV facilities need further expansion
The Collector instructed officials to prepare plans for additional classrooms and toilets. He also called for the development of the school playground. He stressed that students must receive nutritious food and study in a clean environment.
The inspection covered both academic standards and basic infrastructure. Patil directed officials to address the requirements of the residential school and improve Nagarkurnool KGBV facilities for its students.
Village sarpanch Gopi Padma, Mandal Education Officer Srinivasa Murthy and local residents attended the programme.