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- Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy announced that the state government will sponsor annual foreign study tours for government school teachers to upgrade their skills and expose them to best practices, on the pattern of overseas training for All India Services officers.
- He made the announcement while addressing teachers who had returned from an exposure programme in Finland and Germany.
- The Chief Minister also directed officials to prepare by December a mandal-wise education cluster action plan for the next academic year, and said the state spends about ₹1.08 lakh annually per government school student against roughly ₹50,000 spent by private school parents.
- He rejected the Opposition's demand that he give up the Education portfolio, saying the government has taken several measures to strengthen school education.
What to watch next
- Preparation of the mandal-wise education cluster action plan due by December
- Details of how teachers will be selected for foreign tours and how the government will fund them
- Whether the trend of additional student enrolment in government schools continues
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