There is a general apprehension among the critics of YSRC party president and Andhra Pradesh CM Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy that he is a man in hurry and has little patience to study and learn any issue.
However, those who observe him closely say that Jagna has an eye for detail and observes everything very keenly. He also shows interest in learning things which he doesn’t know.
His aptitude for keen observation was evident at the launch of Jagananna Vidya Kanuka scheme at a Zilla Parishad School in Krishna district on Thursday.
Before launching the scheme, Jagan went round each and every classroom and interacted with students.
He even shared the bench with students and learnt from them their requirements. He was keen in gauging the leg space and the height of table and how best they would suit children of various classes.
The chief minister personally checked the drinking water facility and had also carried a bag on his shoulder to assess the weight.
He helped a young girl in putting the bag on her back. He has shown another student, how to carry the bag on a single shoulder.
The school, revamped under Nadu Nedu, displayed pictorial material from various subjects.The classrooms were neatly painted, with a bright green board, along with sturdy new furniture.
The chief minister wrote Vidya Kanuka on the green board and further went by looking into the newly established English laboratory, RO water plant and toilets.
Jagan also examined the kitchen sheds that were built in the school premises to supply mid-day meals. The Chief Minister has taken care and interest in finalizing the daily menu.
