40 School Constituencies visit the Secretariat of Telangana for a unique political experience

Hyderabad- It was a historic day as the election officers of 40 school constituencies (schools) visited the Secretariat of Telangana as part of the under 18 elections conducted by WhatIsMyGoal. In April, the IT Minister of Telangana, Sri KT Rama Rao launched the under 18 elections, and 200 students from 51 schools visited the Legislative Assembly of Telangana. This initiative aims to help students understand the political process and take an active interest in shaping the future of their country. The visit to the Secretariat of Telangana was facilitated by the WE Hub foundation, Government of Telangana.

Students from top schools, such as Silver Oaks International, Birla Open Minds International, The Gaudium, Glendale Academy, Pallavi Model, DPS, and many others, were thrilled to have the opportunity to visit the Secretariat of Telangana and learn about the inner workings of the government.

Ms. Deepthi Ravula, CEO of WE Hub, addressed the students and shared insights into the startup ecosystem in Telangana and the role of women in policymaking. She also supported the under-18 elections initiated by WhatIsMyGoal and motivated students to make this a movement across the state of Telangana.

The Chief Election Commissioner of the Under-18 elections, Ms. Chitralee Sarma, spoke about the importance of the students’ engagement in governance and identifying their voice in the under-18 world. She reiterated the famous words of The King: “The Future is ours, the present is also ours.” Ms. Chitralee Sarma, along with the Election Officers of the constituencies, pledged to conduct the under-18 elections fairly and smoothly.

Speaking about the Under 18 World, Lehya Reddy Mukku, a member of the Whatismygoal team from Silveroaks International School said, “The Under 18 world has the power to engage in the transformative act of civic responsibility.”

Srinidhi Marimganti, another member of the Whatismygoal team from Silveroaks International School, said, “By indulging in Under 18 elections, we are witnessing the emergence of future leaders, decision-makers, and change makers who are actively shaping the destiny of our nation.”