CM Revanth Reddy plays football with students at inaugural of Young India Police School in Manchirevula
Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy inaugurated the Young India Police School at the Manchirevula Greyhounds campus on Thursday, April 10, 2025.
The event was attended by IT Minister Duddilla Sridhar Babu, MP Konda Vishweshwar Reddy, MLC Mahender Reddy, MLAs Prakash Goud and Kale Yadaiah, DGP Jitender, and Hyderabad Commissioner of Police C.V. Anand, along with other senior police officials.
The Chief Minister toured the staff rooms and classrooms of the Young India Police School and interacted with students. He also visited the football ground, where he played a friendly match with the children.
In his address, CM Revanth Reddy highlighted the significance of the Young India Police School. He recalled that the proposal for such a school was included in the ruling party's election manifesto. The CM praised the vision of India's first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, for laying the foundation of universities in India, which contributed to the country's global competitiveness.
Revanth Reddy spoke about the lasting impact of leadership decisions, mentioning that while many leaders served as Prime Ministers and Chief Ministers, only a few are remembered for their transformative contributions. He pointed to leaders like N.T. Rama Rao, who gained recognition for his welfare schemes, and Chandrababu Naidu, who developed Hyderabad as an IT hub.
The Chief Minister said, “I have created my own brand today - ‘Young India,’ inspired by Mahatma Gandhi. Our focus is on education and employment, which are central to the future of the country.”
Revanth Reddy also discussed initiatives to boost technical education and employment, such as the establishment of the Young India Skills University, which is chaired by Anand Mahindra. He assured that every student joining the university would have job security. He further highlighted plans for the Young India Sports University and Academy, aiming to prepare for the upcoming Olympics.
In his speech, the Chief Minister also outlined plans for expanding education infrastructure, including the construction of Young India Residential Schools on 25-acre plots in every constituency. To address declining enrollment in government schools, he announced a reform to introduce a Pre-School model starting from Class 1.
Revanth Reddy explained the need to develop the Police School on par with Sainik Schools and assured that the government would allocate the necessary funds for this initiative. He called on private companies to contribute to the development of the school through financial support.
The Chief Minister concluded by announcing plans to create a corpus fund of ₹100 crores for the Police School, with the government prepared to provide the necessary approvals and backing for this effort.