Archive · 19 Aug 2025
Over 30 Telangana Junior Colleges Operate in Dilapidated Buildings
Imagine that some schools in Telangana are not safe because they are old and falling apart.
Many of these schools are called Government Junior Colleges.
More than 30 of these schools have buildings that are considered unsafe.
Some have been damaged and some have problems with the buildings.
Some schools are in bad shape.
The government is aware of the problem and looking to resolve it.
Over 30 Government Junior Colleges in Telangana are operating in dilapidated buildings.
Several colleges continue to use structures declared unsafe by the education department.
In Hyderabad, the GJC for Boys at Nampally and MAM Junior College are listed as dilapidated.
The GJC at Khanpur in Nirmal district is scheduled for reconstruction due to its poor condition.
Colleges in Warangal, Adilabad, and Nizamabad also face issues related to building safety.
- Who
- Students and staff at Government Junior Colleges across Telangana.
- What
- Over 30 Government Junior Colleges in Telangana are functioning in dilapidated buildings.
- When
- Details were revealed in a recent report.
- Where
- Across Telangana, including Hyderabad, Nirmal, Warangal, Adilabad, and Nizamabad districts.
- Why
- Buildings are old, damaged, and have not been maintained properly.
Safety Concerns
Government Response
Safety vs. Condition of Schools
Safety Concerns
Students and staff are exposed to potential risks due to the condition of the buildings.
Government Response
Government is aware of the issues and are working on a solution
- Number of Colleges Affected
- Over 30
- Affected Area
- Telangana
- Key Concerns
- Building safety
