Brief
MYAKS Academy launches skill‑focused programme for rural Telangana students
The academy’s new ‘Roots Framework’ aims to bridge the technology and career‑training gap for primary and secondary students in rural and semi‑urban areas.
By Felo News Desk · Published
MYAKS Academy in Karimnagar, Telangana, announced a new skill‑focused learning initiative designed for primary and secondary students in rural and semi‑urban schools, according to the New Indian Express.
What happened
The academy, founded by M Mahesh, will roll out the ‘Roots Framework’, an educational model built around three pillars: Advanced Computational Logic, Applied STEM and Hardware‑Software Synergy, and Neuro‑Cognitive Architecture and Exam Resilience. The programme seeks to move beyond rote learning by developing logical reasoning, problem‑solving and scientific thinking.
What the reports add
The outlet notes that Mahesh has spent two decades running employability programmes for engineering students and is now applying that experience to school‑level education. It also mentions recent community programmes in government schools at Ramadugu and Mallial, as well as free coaching for constable and sub‑inspector aspirants in Rajanna‑Sircilla district.
What was said
Speaking to the New Indian Express, Mahesh said the academy’s approach combines technical skills with communication, analytical thinking, soft skills and personal development to bridge the gap between academia and industry.
Key facts
- MYAKS Academy launched the ‘Roots Framework’ for rural Telangana students (newindianexpress.com)
- The framework has three pillars: Advanced Computational Logic, Applied STEM and Hardware‑Software Synergy, and Neuro‑Cognitive Architecture and Exam Resilience (newindianexpress.com)
- Founder M Mahesh has 20 years of experience running employability programmes for engineering students (newindianexpress.com)
Sources
- [1] newindianexpress.com — originally reported as “Telangana’s MYAKS Academy bridges opportunity gap for rural students”
