FEW people are blessed with R.S. Praveen Kumar’s enormous energy. A tall and lean man with his head shaved, even at the age of 54 he cuts a striking figure with a pace of his own.
He is a decorated police officer who made a name for himself as a police officer when posted in Maoist controlled areas of Andhra/Telangana.
But it was as secretary of the Social Welfare Schools of Telangana, a large network of government-run schools, that he achieved the status of a hero. He transformed the schools, where some of the most. . .
