As the new academic year kicks off in Yadgir, the district is placing a strong emphasis on enhancing the quality of education from the primary level. Deputy Commissioner B. Susheela has underscored the importance of this initiative, urging teachers and education officials to prioritize high-quality teaching and learning practices to ensure a productive and impactful year.
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