Education Reforms in AP:

Andhra Pradesh is seeing great changes in the education system. Minister Nara Lokesh said that the government’s education reforms are working like magic. He spoke during an event called “Shining Stars,” held to honor 10th-grade toppers. Lokesh met with 47 top students at his residence in Undavalli and gave them books written by famous authors.

Education Reforms in AP:

He said he was proud of the students for their hard work, even during tough times. He added that their success shows the strength of government schools. Lokesh called the students “brand ambassadors” of the Andhra Pradesh education system. He said from next year, government school results will be advertised in newspapers, just like private schools. He encouraged students to take on tough goals and face life’s challenges with confidence.

Lokesh also had a fun interaction with the students. One student asked if school exams or Assembly questions were harder. Lokesh smiled and said both are tough. He shared that he was once a backbencher and part of the “naughty batch” in school. Another student asked if he believed in luck or hard work. Lokesh replied that hard work is the only way to reach high positions and said he got inspired by Modi and Chandrababu Naidu.

Students felt very happy receiving medals from Lokesh. Jositha from Srikakulam said she aims to get a software job and also wants to serve people by becoming a UPSC officer. Another student, Pavani Chandrika from Palnadu, said she wants to become an IAS officer. She praised the good teaching and improved facilities in government schools.

The event showed how education reforms in Andhra Pradesh are building confidence among students and parents. The government is working to complete all reforms by the end of June. With strong support from leaders and better teaching in schools, many students now dream big and aim high for a better future.

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