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Date: 2025-12-01 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Parliament Question: Funds for Education to Telangana

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**Executive Summary** This document provides details on funds allocated and released by the Government of India for education in Telangana, specifically responding to Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 71, answered on December 1st, 2025. It includes information on funds allocated under the Samagra Shiksha and PM SHRI schemes, as well as grants to Central Universities via the University Grants Commission (UGC). The data is presented district-wise and for specific universities, covering the financial year 2024-25. **Key Points / Main Content** * **Funding Schemes:** * **Samagra Shiksha:** A centrally sponsored scheme implemented since 2018-19, aiming for inclusive and equitable quality education from pre-school to senior secondary levels. Lump sum financial assistance is provided to improve school infrastructure. District-wise allocation and release details are provided in Annexure-I (Rs. In Lakhs). * **PM SHRI:** Schools are developed as exemplar institutions to showcase the implementation of the National Education Policy 2020 and provide benchmark leadership. District-wise allocation and release details are provided in Annexure-II (Rs. In Lakhs). * **UGC Grants:** The Government of India releases block grants to the UGC under 'Grants to Central Universities,' which then allocates funds to individual Central Universities (CUs). Funds allocated and released to specific universities in Telangana by the UGC during 2024-25, including the University of Hyderabad (UoH), Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU), English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU), and Sammakka Sarakka Central Tribal University (SSCTU) are detailed in the document (Rs. In Crore Rupees). * **State Government Initiatives:** * Free electricity is provided to all Government schools to ensure uninterrupted functioning of classrooms and digital infrastructure. * Amma Adarsha Pathashala Committees (AAPCs) have strengthened community ownership and transparency in school operations since June 2024. They have completed 58,632 infrastructure maintenance works worth Rs. 642.10 crore. AAPCs are also entrusted with school facility maintenance, including sanitation and classroom upkeep. **Impact Analysis** **Government of Telangana** * **Impact:** Receives funds for education from the Government of India through the Samagra Shiksha and PM SHRI schemes. Utilizes free electricity and AAPCs. * **Action Required:** Continue to implement and oversee the Samagra Shiksha and PM SHRI schemes. Continue working with AAPCs to ensure effective school maintenance and community involvement. **Schools in Telangana** * **Impact:** Benefit from improved infrastructure, quality education, and the exemplar school model under PM SHRI. Gain free electricity and improved maintenance through AAPCs. * **Action Required:** Implement the National Education Policy 2020 in PM SHRI schools. Ensure effective utilization of funds received for school maintenance and development. **Students in Telangana** * **Impact:** Receive improved and equitable quality education at all levels, from pre-school to senior secondary. Benefit from improved school infrastructure, better maintained facilities, and digital infrastructure. * **Action Required:** Engage actively in their education and take advantage of the improved resources and facilities. **Central Universities in Telangana** * **Impact:** Receive funding from the UGC to support their operations, infrastructure, and research. * **Action Required:** Utilize the allocated funds effectively based on requirements and previous fund utilization and adhere to UGC guidelines.

Key Entities Referenced

PM SHRI: A central government scheme focused on developing exemplar schools to showcase the implementation of the National Education Policy 2020. Samagra Shiksha: A centrally sponsored scheme aimed at inclusive and equitable quality education from pre-school to senior secondary level. Telangana: The state in India for which funds are being allocated and released for education from KG to PG under the PM Shri Scheme and Samagra Shiksha. Ministry of Education: The central government ministry responsible for education, releasing funds for various schemes. University Grants Commission (UGC): The statutory body responsible for coordination, determination and maintenance of standards of university education in India. This entity releases block grants to Central Universities.
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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION AND LITERACY LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO - 71 ANSWERED ON 01/12/2025 Funds for Educat ion to Telangana 71. Shri Madhavaneni Raghunandan Rao: Will the Minister of EDUCATION be pleased to state: (a) the details of funds allocated and released by the Government for education from KG to PG in Telangana including under the PM Shri Scheme, district-wise; and (b) the other initiatives taken by the Government in the regard? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION (SHRI JAYANT CHAUDHARY) (a) & (b): As per information received from the Government of Telangana, details of funds allocated and released district-wise under Samagra Shiksha and PM SHRI are given at Annexure–I and Annexure–II respectively. Government of India is implementing Centrally Sponsored Scheme ‘Samagra Shiksha’ since 2018-19. Samagra Shiksha envisages school education as a continuum from pre-school to senior secondary level and aims to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education at all levels. Lump sum financial assistance is provided to States/UTs to improve school infrastructure. Under PM SHRI scheme, schools are developed as exemplar schools to showcase the implementation of various components of National Education Policy 2020 and also provide benchmark / leadership to other schools in the neighborhood. Further, Government of India releases block grant to University Grants Commission (UGC) under ‘Grants to Central Universities’ which in turn allocates fund to individual Central Universities (CUs), based on their requirements, utilization of fund in previous years etc. Details of funds allocated and released during 2024-25 by UGC to University of Hyderabad (UoH), Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU),English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU) & Sammakka Sarakka Central Tribal University (SSCTU) are given below: - (In Crore Rupees) Name of University Allocated (2024-25) Released (2024-25) UoH 378.18 378.18 MANUU 232.39 232.39 EFLU 127 127 SSCTU 3.72 3.72 Further, as informed by the State, following Programs / Schemes are implemented by State Government of Telangana: - i. The State Government has implemented free electricity to all Government schools for ensuring uninterrupted functioning of classrooms and digital infrastructure and easing their financial burden. ii. Amma Adarsha Pathashala Committees (AAPCs) have strengthened community ownership and transparency in school operations, since June 2024. AAPCs have completed 58,632 infrastructure maintenance works worth Rs.642.10 crore. Further, the school facility maintenance is also entrusted to AAPCs, since June 2024, by covering sanitation, classroom maintenance and upkeep of school, resulting in improved parent–school engagement and strengthened accountability. *****ANNEXURE-I ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (a) and (b) OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO 71 ANSWERED ON 1ST DEC 2025 ASKED BY SHRI MADHAVANENI RAGHUNANDAN RAO HONBLE MP REGARDING FUNDS FOR EDUCATION TO TELANGANA District-wise details of fund Allocation/Release under Samagra Shiksha (As per information received from the Government of Telangana) (Rs. In Lakhs) District Name 2024-25 Sl. No Allocation Release 1 ADILABAD 5007.399 4564.868 2 BHADRADRI KOTHAGUDEM 5140.572 4604.58 3 HANUMAKONDA 3509.209 3175.912 4 HYDERABAD 3804.196 3556.544 5 JAGTIAL 4862.843 4513.887 6 JANGAON 3201.257 2958.535 7 JAYASHANKAR 2674.199 2428.935 8 JOGULAMBA GADWAL 3475.254 3207.492 9 KAMAREDDY 5651.72 5227.575 10 KARIMNAGAR 4538.603 4122.131 11 KHAMMAM 5010.984 4700.748 12 KUMURAM BHEEM ASIFABAD 4305.212 3890.899 13 MAHABUBABAD 4505.329 4140.071 14 MAHABUBNAGAR 5396.913 5019.326 15 MANCHERIAL 4451.397 4104.783 16 MEDAK 5121.52 4816.774 17 MEDCHAL 2412.943 2281.243 18 MULUGU 2783.875 2478.937 19 NAGARKURNOOL 5225.896 4774.534 20 NALGONDA 8114.191 7412.51 21 NARAYANAPET 3357.759 3093.106 22 NIRMAL 4086.651 3808.056 23 NIZAMABAD 7344.931 6905.728 24 PEDDAPALLI 3401.585 3114.844 25 RAJANNA SIRICILLA 3591.111 3294.849 26 RANGAREDDY 7342.285 6783.414 27 SANGAREDDY 8261.739 7744.151 28 SIDDIPET 5960.407 5583.779 29 SURYAPET 4959.009 4583.507 30 VIKARABAD 5547.48 5142.315 31 WANAPARTHY 3658.553 3354.659 32 WARANGAL 3484.994 3125.329 33 YADADRI BHUVANAGIRI 3906.481 3635.615ANNEXURE II ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (a) and (b) OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO 71 ANSWERED ON 1ST DEC 2025 ASKED BY SHRI MADHAVANENI RAGHUNANDAN RAO HONBLE MP REGARDING FUNDS FOR EDUCATION TO TELANGANA District-wise details of fund Allocation/Release under PM SHRI (As per information received from the Government of Telangana) (Rs. In Lakhs) District Name 2024-25 Sl. No Allocation Release 1 ADILABAD 1133.64158 445.621 2 BHADRADRI KOTHAGUDEM 818.28692 270.2965 3 HANUMAKONDA 755.1543 277.6375 4 HYDERABAD 192.41384 69.673 5 JAGTIAL 716.50398 226.8105 6 JANGAON 556.42156 193.568 7 JAYASHANKAR 299.83304 81.7515 8 JOGULAMBA GADWAL 1341.7735 522.68 9 KAMAREDDY 1061.1921 364.572 10 KARIMNAGAR 1003.34034 363.474 11 KHAMMAM 1065.8672 383.0285 KUMURAM BHEEM 761.02386 288.1905 12 ASIFABAD 13 MAHABUBABAD 867.61466 271.931 14 MAHABUBNAGAR 1255.06472 458.742 15 MANCHERIAL 961.8737 322.9635 16 MEDAK 1676.7 625.823 17 MEDCHAL 1359.6707 501.806 18 MULUGU 455.16738 172.3415 19 NAGARKURNOOL 1307.31016 472.5085 20 NALGONDA 1925.46814 689.7015 21 NARAYANAPET 1082.12278 394.949 22 NIRMAL 657.45358 206.916 23 NIZAMABAD 1733.7938 598.588 24 PEDDAPALLI 545.39374 167.762 25 RAJANNA SIRICILLA 613.66248 189.304 26 RANGAREDDY 2032.62552 734.8985 27 SANGAREDDY 2371.77812 902.7085 28 SIDDIPET 1223.92784 410.339 29 SURYAPET 1188.35382 387.957 30 VIKARABAD 1307.39242 455.6115 31 WANAPARTHY 1137.87174 406.3415 32 WARANGAL 708.68726 243.91 33 YADADRI BHUVANAGIRI 1043.24192 295.1345 *****

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