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Child Rights Commission inspects Asifnagar school
The Free Press Journal - Indore
|February 06, 2026
Members of the Telangana State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (TSCPCR) Aparna and Vandana, along with the District Education Officer (DEO) R. Rohini, and other concerned officials, conducted an inquiry visit to the government girls primary school located at Mallepally Seetharampet, Asifnagar, on Friday.
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The visit was undertaken following the receipt of a representation from the Telangana Education Development Foundation, wherein it was reported that the school lacked basic amenities such as electricity, drinking water, and proper sanitation facilities.
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