Archive · 6 Oct 2026
Yennam Outlines Plan to Develop Mahabubnagar as Education Hub
Yennam Srinivas Reddy says the government wants Mahabubnagar to become a place with many good schools and colleges.
He laid the first stone for a new junior college and girls’ high school.
The project has Rs 7.95 crore in funding.
Plans also include an integrated residential school and two colleges for minority students.
Palamuru University is to receive Rs 100 crore for development.
A Triple IT is planned, with Rs 600 crore sanctioned and an initial phase worth Rs 200 crore expected to start soon.
The district is also offering coaching to help students enter professional courses.
About 150 students qualified for such courses in the first year.
Officials are also using technology-based lessons and special support to help younger students learn and prepare for scholarships.
Yennam Srinivas Reddy said the government aims to develop Mahabubnagar into one of Telangana’s leading education hubs.
He laid the foundation stone for a Government MVS Junior College and Government Girls High School, backed by Rs 7.95 crore in TGEWIDC funds.
Plans include an integrated residential school, two minority residential colleges, and Rs 100 crore for Palamuru University development.
About Rs 600 crore has been sanctioned for a Triple IT, with first-phase works worth Rs 200 crore expected to begin soon.
The district is providing professional-course coaching and technology-based learning, with around 150 junior college students qualifying for professional courses in the first year.
- Who
- Government Whip and MLA Yennam Srinivas Reddy, and the Telangana government.
- What
- Plans and projects to develop Mahabubnagar as an education hub, including new schools, colleges, university facilities and a Triple IT.
- When
- The foundation stone was laid; the article says Triple IT first-phase works are expected to commence soon. Enrolment has increased over the past two years.
- Where
- Mahabubnagar, Telangana; the new junior college and girls’ high school are planned at Market Road, and the minority colleges are proposed at Veerannapet.
- Why
- To expand access to quality education and improve educational infrastructure and opportunities for students.
Access and investment
Implementation and outcomes
Education access
Access and investment
Yennam said quality education should be available to every child regardless of social or economic background, with government institutions receiving modern infrastructure.
Implementation and outcomes
The article reports proposed and funded projects, but does not provide views from critics or details on when all proposals will be completed.
Education initiatives
Access and investment
The MLA cited rising enrolment, coaching and student qualifications as signs of progress.
Implementation and outcomes
The article provides no independent assessment of enrolment figures, project delivery or the long-term impact of these initiatives.
- Foundation-stone project
- Government MVS Junior College and Government Girls High School at Market Road
- Project funding
- Rs 7.95 crore from TGEWIDC funds
- Integrated residential school
- Proposed for Mahabubnagar; efforts are underway to secure around Rs 200 crore
- Minority residential colleges
- Two proposed at Veerannapet at an estimated cost of Rs 50 crore
- Palamuru University
- Rs 100 crore secured for development, including engineering and law colleges and hostels
- Triple IT
- Around Rs 600 crore sanctioned; first-phase works worth Rs 200 crore expected to commence soon
- Professional-course results
- Around 150 government junior college students qualified for various professional courses in the first year