In a historic move to strengthen the education sector and empower mothers, the Andhra Pradesh Government, under the leadership of Chandrababu Naidu, is all set to implement the ‘Talli Ki Vandanam’ scheme starting June 12. This ambitious welfare initiative promises to transfer ₹15,000 per student annually directly into the bank accounts of mothers whose children are enrolled in schools. The scheme reflects the government’s commitment to uplift families through education and ensure financial support for quality learning.
The Talli Ki Vandanam scheme goes beyond traditional education policies. By routing the benefit through mothers, the government ensures the funds are used responsibly and directly support the child’s education. The goal is to reduce school dropouts, especially among girls, and ensure that no student is deprived of learning due to financial difficulties. This approach aligns with Chandrababu Naidu’s long-standing vision to improve educational outcomes through social responsibility and smart governance. Beginning on June 12, mothers of eligible students studying in both government and private recognized schools will receive ₹15,000 per child. The first phase will be rolled out efficiently through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT), ensuring transparency and accountability. The government has already completed the verification of beneficiaries through school enrollments and Aadhaar-linked bank accounts. This ensures that the deserving families benefit without bureaucratic delays. The TDP party, which has consistently advocated for pro-people reforms, has been instrumental in crafting this scheme. Several TDP MLAs have played a vital role in identifying gaps in school attendance, infrastructure, and economic constraints faced by families. Their groundwork helped in shaping Talli Ki Vandanam as a practical and scalable model. The scheme will cost the exchequer thousands of crores annually, but the return on investment lies in improved literacy, enhanced employability, and a better standard of living. Chandrababu Naidu, in multiple public addresses, emphasized that spending on education is not an expense but an investment in the state’s future. The funds will help families afford school uniforms, books, transport, and other academic necessities. This allocation showcases the TDP party’s contribution to prioritizing social welfare and inclusive growth. With support from TDP MLAs and education officers, the government aims to track every rupee disbursed, ensuring its use is strictly for student-related purposes.
The Talli Ki Vandanam scheme marks a new chapter in Andhra Pradesh’s educational and social policy. Spearheaded by Chandrababu Naidu, the initiative highlights the TDP party’s focus on family welfare, especially empowering women through education-linked financial support. With active participation from TDP MLAs, this reform is expected to bring tangible changes in student attendance and performance. As Andhra Pradesh takes a bold step towards educational equity, the scheme stands as a testament to the TDP’s contribution to building a future-ready society.
In a historic move to strengthen the education sector
The Union Budget for 2026–27, presented by Finance Minister
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has officially
