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Centre allocates ₹4.40 crore for Ambedkar study circle in Andhra Pradesh
The initiative aims to provide free coaching, accommodation and meals to eligible students through the newly established facility in Ongole. The Social Welfare Minister highlighted the scheme's focus on supporting economically disadvantaged learners.
LSN India ·
The central government has sanctioned ₹4.40 crore for the establishment of an Ambedkar AP Study Circle in Ongole, Andhra Pradesh, marking a significant investment in student welfare and academic support in the region.
According to the Social Welfare Minister, the study circle will operate as a comprehensive support system for eligible students, offering free coaching classes alongside hostel facilities and meal provisions. The initiative is designed to remove financial barriers to quality education and help students from economically weaker sections access competitive examination preparation.
The scheme reflects the government's commitment to leveraging the legacy of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar in advancing educational opportunities for disadvantaged communities. Such study circles typically function as dedicated spaces for focused learning, combining academic guidance with residential support to create an enabling environment for student success.
The Ongole facility joins similar centers established across the country, contributing to a broader network aimed at democratizing access to quality coaching and mentorship. Officials indicated that the allocation would ensure the smooth operation of the center and guarantee uninterrupted support services to beneficiaries.