
In a heartwarming display of social responsibility ahead of their much-anticipated wedding, power couple Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna have announced a major education initiative in Telangana. On March 3, 2026, the actors formally pledged annual scholarships and support for meritorious students across 44 government schools in the state, with a special focus on underprivileged and rural areas.The announcement was made during a low-key event at a government high school in Hyderabad, attended by school officials, local education authorities, and a small group of students and teachers. Vijay and Rashmika, popularly known as VIROSH, revealed that the program—titled “VIROSH Vidya Varam”—will provide:
- Annual scholarships of ₹15,000–₹25,000 per student (depending on class and performance)
- Free notebooks, uniforms, and study materials for the first 500 beneficiaries
- Career guidance workshops and mentorship sessions conducted by industry professionals
- Infrastructure support for select schools (library upgrades, digital classrooms, sanitation facilities)
A Personal Commitment
Speaking at the event, Vijay Deverakonda said:“Rashmika and I believe education is the only real ladder out of poverty. We both come from modest backgrounds and know how a little help at the right time can change lives. This is not charity—it’s our responsibility and our promise to give back to the place that gave us everything.”Rashmika added:“We want these children to dream big without worrying about money for books or fees. If even one student becomes a doctor, engineer, artist, or leader because of this support, our effort is worth it. This is our wedding gift to Telangana.”
Massive Fan & Public Appreciation
The announcement drew instant praise across social media:
- “VIROSH not just winning hearts on screen but changing lives off it ”
- “This is real couple goals—education over extravagance.”
- “From blockbuster films to building futures. Respect ”
Local education officials welcomed the move, noting that private celebrity support can fill critical gaps in government school infrastructure and motivation.
-By Manoj H
