Minister for Education Kadiyam Srihari said that about one lakh posts will be filled by the State government soon.
Speaking to reporters on Wednesday after visiting the proposed site for ‘Education City’ at Gajwel, the Assembly constituency being represented by Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao, Mr. Srihari said ‘Education City’ would be developed at a cost of Rs.100 crore at constituency headquarters.
He said that the vacant posts in the Education Department would also be filled depending on the requirement.
According to sources, Mr. Srihari visited the existing Women’s Degree College and Polytechnic at Gajwel. He said that two educational hubs should come up for both girls and boys. He said both of them should be unique in nature in entire Telangana with all modern facilities.
It was proposed even to erect solar fencing, solar lights, 6-feet high wall along the girls’ education complex.
“The Minister examined all the existing facilities and made some suggestions. A report in this regard to Chief Minister will be submitted shortly,” said an official.
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Hyderabad Special Correspondent adds: The Government of Telangana sanctioned development works with an estimated cost of Rs.30.3 crore on Tuesday for construction of new college, school and hostel buildings in Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao’s constituency Gajwel in Medak district, though the inclement weather prevented him from visiting the segment.
According to three GOs issued to this effect, permission was granted for shifting of the Government Degree College (Men) from the present premises to GMR Polytechnic at Sangapur. The present premises of GDC would be handed over to the Medical & Health Department for setting up a hospital.
The government sanctioned Rs.5.95 crore each for construction of new buildings for GDC (men) and GDC (women) with the facility to convert the latter into a residential degree college. Hostel buildings for the residential GDC (women) would be constructed with Rs.2.40 crores at KGBV premises. Additional staff required for residential GDC would also be sanctioned separately.
Similarly, the government okayed shifting of Government Junior College (Boys) there from the present premises to GMR Polytechnic at Sangapur by sanctioning Rs. 3.5 crore for construction of new buildings. New Government Junior College (Girls) has been sanctioned to be set up at Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya premises by constructing new buildings with an estimated cost of Rs.3.5 crore, new hostel buildings with Rs.2.4 crore and Rs. 20 lakh for laboratory equipment, games material, library books, furniture, computers, office equipment and others.
Additional staff required would be sanctioned separately and the present premises of GJC (Boys) would not be disturbed till the new buildings were constructed.
Besides, permission was given to shift the Government High School (Boys) there to Govt. Polytechnic College, Sangapur, premises by sanctioning new buildings with an cost of Rs.3.5 crore. New Government High School (Girls) has been sanctioned to be constructed on the premises of KGBV with a cost of Rs.3 crore.
