Archive · 22 Nov 2025
Telangana Aims for Global Growth, JNTU Celebrates 60 Years
Telangana's Deputy Chief Minister, Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, spoke at JNTU Hyderabad's 60th anniversary.
He said the state's future depends on education and skills.
The university has grown a lot and has many successful alumni.
The government will help fix the university's problems.
JNTU is also planning to teach more advanced technologies like quantum computing.
Telangana Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka emphasizes education, skills, and employment for growth
JNTU Hyderabad celebrates 60 years of guiding Telangana’s tech education
University has grown to support nearly 3.5 lakh students across 10 constituent colleges and 200 affiliated colleges
Deputy CM promises to address long-pending issues of JNTU, including infrastructure needs
JNTU plans to expand into quantum computing, AI, and machine learning
- Who
- Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, JNTU Hyderabad officials, students, and alumni
- What
- Celebrated JNTU Hyderabad's 60th anniversary and discussed the university's role in Telangana's education and growth
- When
- On Friday
- Where
- At JNTU Hyderabad
- Why
- To celebrate JNTU's 60-year journey and discuss its future role in Telangana's education and growth
Government's Role in Education
University's Autonomy
Funding and Infrastructure
Government's Role in Education
Government should provide more funding and help with infrastructure needs
University's Autonomy
University should have more autonomy in managing its funds and infrastructure
Curriculum and Course Offerings
Government's Role in Education
Government should influence curriculum to meet state's needs
University's Autonomy
University should have freedom to decide curriculum based on academic standards and market demands
- University
- JNTU Hyderabad (Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University)
- Established
- 1965
- Campus Size
- 100 acres
- Students
- Nearly 3.5 lakh
- Government Plan
- To make Telangana a global growth engine by 2047
