Archive · 1 Jan 2026
JNTUH JAC urges CM to fill vacancies
The JNTUH Joint Action Committee (JAC) has asked the Chief Minister of Telangana to fill job openings in state universities and give them more money.
They say universities don't have enough teachers or money, which hurts students and research.
The JAC is happy that Osmania University got Rs 1,000 crore but wants other universities to get help too.
They hope the government will make these changes in 2026 to improve education in the state.
JNTUH JAC appeals to CM Revanth Reddy to fill university vacancies and allocate budgets.
Universities in Telangana face severe shortages of funds and faculty.
JAC welcomes Rs 1,000 crore allocation for Osmania University but seeks similar support for other universities.
Lack of permanent staff strains existing resources and hinders academic growth.
JAC hopes for a comprehensive recruitment drive and budget sanction in 2026.
- Who
- JNTUH Joint Action Committee (JAC) and Chief Minister Revanth Reddy
- What
- Appeal to fill university vacancies and allocate budgets
- When
- Statement issued on Wednesday, with proposed action in 2026
- Where
- Telangana, India
- Why
- To address acute shortages of funds and faculty, and safeguard academic prestige
- Organization
- JNTUH Joint Action Committee (JAC)
- Leader
- Botla Bikshapathi
- Government
- Congress government
- Funding Allocated
- Rs 1,000 crore (Osmania University)
- Key Issue
- Shortage of funds and faculty
- Proposed Action
- Permanent appointments and budget sanction
- Timeframe
- 2026