Archive · 21 Aug 2026
Bhoomi Puja Begins Rs 123-Crore Agricultural College Project
A ceremony was held to start building new facilities for an Agricultural College in Dichpally.
Prof. Aldas Janaiah and Yadagiri Rao took part in the ceremony.
The construction project will cost Rs 123 crore.
It will add four new buildings or blocks.
The new facilities are meant to help students.
The college currently has 120 students.
It is the 11th agricultural college in Telangana.
Officials hope to finish the needed infrastructure by next year.
The project is part of a government plan to have an agricultural college in every undivided district.
Bhoomi Pooja was held for new Agricultural College buildings at Dichpally, Nizamabad.
Acharya Jayashankar Telangana Agricultural University Vice-Chancellor Prof. Aldas Janaiah led the ceremony with Telangana University Vice-Chancellor Yadagiri Rao.
The Rs 123-crore project will include four additional blocks and modern student facilities.
The college currently admits 120 students and is Telangana’s 11th agricultural college.
Officials aim to complete the required infrastructure by next year under a plan to establish one agricultural college in every undivided district.
- Who
- Prof. Aldas Janaiah, Vice-Chancellor of Acharya Jayashankar Telangana Agricultural University, and Telangana University Vice-Chancellor Yadagiri Rao performed the Bhoomi Pooja.
- What
- A Bhoomi Pooja was held for new Agricultural College buildings, including four additional blocks and modern student facilities.
- When
- Wednesday; the articles do not provide a specific date.
- Where
- Dichpally, Nizamabad, Telangana.
- Why
- The project is part of the State government’s plan to establish an agricultural college in every undivided district.
- Project cost
- Rs 123 crore
- Planned facilities
- Four additional blocks and modern facilities for students
- Current intake
- 120 students
- College status
- Telangana’s 11th agricultural college
- Expected infrastructure completion
- By next year
- Ceremony
- Bhoomi Pooja for the new buildings