Archive · 1 Jul 2025
Telangana: Education, Infrastructure, and Government Updates
Several important things happened in Telangana.
The government is adding more seats for students with good grades.
A civil engineer was recognized for his work.
The government is keeping the same tuition costs for professional courses.
Some colleges are asking for all the money upfront, which is against the rules, and students are protesting about this.
Also, officials are checking on construction projects, and a special officer has been appointed to oversee the Buddhavanam Project.
TGSWREIS added 600 merit-based seats for students scoring between 90-95%.
Prof. S.G.S. Murthy received the 'Eminent Engineer' award for his contributions to civil engineering.
Telangana government decided to retain the existing fee structure for professional courses for 2025-26.
ABVP protested against private colleges collecting full fees upfront from DOST admitted students.
Government officials inspected development works and appointed a special officer for the Buddhavanam Project.
- Who
- TGSWREIS, Prof. S.G.S. Murthy, Telangana government, ABVP, and various government officials.
- What
- Various developments in Telangana including educational, infrastructure, and governmental decisions.
- When
- Announcements made recently.
- Where
- Telangana.
- Why
- To improve educational outcomes, recognize contributions, regulate fees, and oversee development projects.
ABVP's Stance
Private Colleges' Perspective
DOST Fee Collection
ABVP's Stance
Private colleges are exploiting students by collecting full fees upfront, which is against DOST regulations and causing financial distress.
Private Colleges' Perspective
Private colleges may argue that the fees are necessary to cover operational costs and maintain educational standards.
- TGSWREIS Seats Added
- 600
- Award Recipient
- Prof. S.G.S. Murthy
- Award
- Eminent Engineer
- Fee Structure
- Retained for 2025-26
- DOST Fee Violation
- Private colleges collecting full fees upfront
- Buddhavanam Special Officer
- Mallepally Laxmaiah