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File No.CTE-ACD1/EA/16/2020-ACADEMIC-I Signature valid Digitally signed by NAVIN MITTAL IAS Date: 2020.02.29 14:49:13 IST Reason: Approved ANNEXURE LIST OF ENGINEERING COLLEGES IN TELANGANA STATE Inst_ College Name & Address of the Name of the Mobile No. of Sno mail id of the Principal Code Type Institute Principal the Principal AAR MAHAVEER ENGINEERING COLLEGE, Dr. P SURESH 1 AARM PVT VYASAPURI, BANDLAGUDA 9701688979 [email protected] BABU (P), KESHAVAGIRI, HYDERABAD-500 005 A C E ENGINEERING COLLEGE, ANKUSHAPUR (V), 2 ACEG PVT Dr. B L RAJU 9490491200 [email protected] GHATKESAR (M), MEDCHAL DIST-501301 ABHINAV HI-TECH COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, CHILKURI BALAJI TEMPLE ROAD, Dr. V SITARAM 3 AHTC PVT 9490793340 [email protected] HIMAYATHNAGAR (V), PRASAD MOINABAD(M), HYDERABAD- 500075 ANNAMACHARYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCES, PIGLIPUR (V), Dr.P.V.KRISHN 4 AITH PVT BATASINGARAM 9848924705 [email protected] A MURTHY PANCHAYAT, ABDULLAPURMET(M), RANGA REDDY DIST - 501512 AIZZA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND Dr. C. SUNDAR 5 AIZA PVT TECHNOLOGY, MULKALLA, 9704606787 [email protected] RAJ MANCHERIAL, MANCHERIAL DIST - 504209 ABDULKALAM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGICAL SCIENCES, Dr. M 6 AKIT PVT VEPALAGADDA(V), 9849497834 [email protected] JANARDHAN SUJATHANAGAR, BHADRADRI KOTHAGUDEM DIST - 507120 AL HABEEB COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, P. MADAR admissions@alhabeebcoll 7 ALHB PVT 9000916970 DAMERGIDDA(V), CHEVELLA VALLI ege.ac.in (M), RANGA REDDY DIST - 501503 ANURAG COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, Dr. G [email protected] 8 ANRH PVT AUSHAPUR(V), LAXMINARAYA 9393005466 n GHATKESAR(M), MEDCHAL NA DIST-501301 ANURAG ENGINEERING COLLEGE, ANANTHAGIRI(V & Dr. M V SIVA 9 ANRK PVT 9553122270 [email protected] M), KODAD, SURYAPET DIST- PRASAD 508206 ARJUN COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE, BATASINGARAM(V), MOUNT Dr.M.V.S. 10 ARJN PVT OPERA PREMISES, NEAR 9676715587 [email protected] RAMPRASAD RAMOJI FILM CITY, HAYATHNAGAR(M), RANGA REDDY DIST ASHOKA INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, Dr.RAMESH [email protected] 11 ASOK PVT 8179979992 MALKAPUR(V), SENGODAN m CHOUTUPPAL(M), YADADRI BHONGIR DIST - 508252 AVANTHI'S SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGICAL AND RESEARCH ACADEMY, G.RAMACHAND 12 ASRA PVT 9704755516 [email protected] GUNTHAPALLY(V), RA REDDY ABDULLAPURMET (M), RANGAREDDY DIST - 501512 AURORAS ENGINEERING COLLEGE, BHONGIR, Dr.B.VEERANN 13 AURB PVT 9100111111 [email protected] YADADRI BHONGIR DIST - A 508116 AURORA'S SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGICAL AND RESEARCH ACADEMY, Dr. SRILATHA 14 AURC PVT 9100666666 [email protected] CHANDRAYANGUTTA, CHEPURE BANDLAGUDA, HYDERABAD - 500005 AURORA' S SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, Dr. BSV RAMA [email protected] 15 AURG PVT AUSHAPUR(V), 9100444444 RAO m GHATKESAR(M), MEDCHAL DIST - 501301 AURORA S RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, NEW SHYAMPET, HUNTER Dr.RAMAKANT 16 AURH PVT 9100333333 [email protected] ROAD, HANAMKONDA, A SAHOO WARANGA URBAN DIST- 506001 AURORA S TECHNOLOGICAL AND MANAGEMENT Dr. VIJAYA 17 AURK PVT ACADEMY, KAMESWARA 9100777777 [email protected] PARVATHAPUR(V), UPPAL, RAO HYDERABAD -500098 AURORA'S TECHNOLOGICAL AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE, Dr.JAKKA 18 AURP PVT PARVATHAPUR, UPPAL, 9100999999 [email protected] VENKATESH HYDERABAD, MEDCHAL DIST - 500098 AVANTHI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, MOHAMMED [email protected] 19 AVIH PVT 9704755509 GUNTHAPALLY(V), YOUSUF ALI om ABDULLAPURMET (M), RANGAREDDY DIST - 501512 AVN INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, KOHEDA Dr. Y 20 AVNI PVT 9666628148 [email protected] ROAD, MP PATELGUDA, ELLAMRAJ IBRAHIMPATNAM (M), RANGA REDDY DIST-505510 AYAAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, Dr. [email protected] 21 AYAN PVT KANAKAMAMIDI(V), MOHAMMAD 8790543531 n MOINABAD(M), KHALLEQ RANGAREDDY DIST- HYDERABAD - 501504 BHARAT INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, Dr. E VENKAT 22 BIET PVT 9640909047 [email protected] MANGALPALLY(V), REDDY IBRAHIMPATNAM (M), RANGA REDDY DIST-501510 BHARAT INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,MANGALPALLY Dr. T K V 23 BITL PVT 9640909041 [email protected] (V), IBRAHIMPATNAM (M), KESAVARAO RANGA REDDY DIST-501510 BALAJI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE, Dr.V.S.HARI 24 BITN PVT LAKNEPALLY (V), 9963976545 [email protected] HARAN NARSAMPET(M), WARANGAL RURAL DIST - 506331 BOMMA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE, 25 BOMA PVT BEHIND EENADU OFFICE, Dr.V.SRIDHAR 8099977778 [email protected] ALLIPURAM, KHAMMAM - 507318 ANU BOSE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, KSP ROAD, Dr. N.V. SUBBA 26 BOSE PVT 9246907407 [email protected] PALONCHA, BHADRADRI RAO KOTHAGUDEM DIST -507115 BHOJREDDY ENGINEERING COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Dr. C. BERIN 27 BREW PVT VINAY NAGAR, SANTOSH 9490116667 [email protected] JONES NAGAR X ROAD, SAIDABAD , HYDERABAD-500059 BRILLIANT GRAMMAR SCHOOL EDUCATIONNAL SOCIETY GROUP OF 28 BRIG PVT INSTITUTIONS, SATYAVATHI 8498082589 [email protected] ABDULLAPUR(V), ABDULLAPUR(M), RANGAREDDY DIST - 501506 BRILLIANT INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, SHAIK. 29 BRIL PVT 9177503299 [email protected] ABDULLAPUR(V), RUSTHUM ABDULLAPUR(M), RANGAREDDY DIST - 501506 BANDARI SRINIVAS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Dr. V S 30 BSGP PVT GOLLAPALLY(V), GIRIDHAR 9866222406 [email protected] CHEVELLA(M), RANGA AKULA REDDY DIST-501503 BHASKAR ENGINEERING COLLEGE, BHASKAR NAGAR, Dr. C. UDAYA 31 BSKR PVT YENKAPALLY(V), 8008096774 [email protected] KIRAN MOINABAD(M), RANGA REDDY DIST - 500075 B V RAJU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, VISHNUPUR, Dr. Y KRISHNA 32 BVRI PVT 7337411184 [email protected] NARSAPUR, MEDAK DIST- REDDY 502313 BVRIT HYDERABAD COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING FOR WOMEN, 8-5/4, RAJIV Dr. principal@bvrithyderaba 33 BVRW PVT 9949402211 GANDHI NAGAR, K.V.N.SUNITHA d.edu.in BACHUPALLY, HYDERABAD, MEDCHAL DIST - 500090 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING, KANDI, Dr.G.MANOJ 34 CASR UNIV 8978577339 [email protected] SANGA REDDY, SANGA KUMAR REDDY DIST - 502285 CHAITANYA BHARATHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, CHAITANYA BHARATHI POST Dr. P. 35 CBIT PVT OFFICE, CBIT CAMPUS, RAVINDER 8466997201 [email protected] KOKAPET(V), GANDIPET (M), REDDY HYDERABAD, RANGA REDDY DIST - 500075 COLLEGE OF DAIRY TECHNOLOGY, PV NARASIMHA RAO Dr. M. malalmmahender@gmail. 36 CDTK UNIV 9100956352 TELANGANA VETERNARY MAHENDER com UNIVERSITY, INDIRAGANDHI STADIUM NH-7, KAMAREDDY COLLEGE OF FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, ANGRAU, G.B.C Dr.D.VISHNU foodsciencebaptla@gmail. 37 CFSB UNIV 9989625204 RAOD, BAPTLA, GUNTUR SANKAR RAO com DIST - 522101, (A.P) COLLEGE OF FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, Dr. S 38 CFSP UNIV 9177776692 [email protected] PULIVENDULA, YSR KALEEMULLAH \KADAPA DISTRICT-516390 COLLEGE OF FOOD SCIENCE 39 CFSR UNIV AND TECHNOLOGY, RUDRUR, NIZAMABAD SRI CHAITANYA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND 40 CHET PVT TECHNOLOGY, SHERIGUDA Dr. ESHWAR 9666125732 [email protected] (V), IBRAHIMPATNAM (M), RANGA REDDY DIST-501510 SREE CHAITANYA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, L.M.D. G.VENKATESW 41 CHTN PVT 9000993701 [email protected] COLONY, THIMMAPUR, ARLU KARIMNAGAR - 505527 SREE CHAITANYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGICAL Dr.A.PRASAD 42 CHTS PVT SCIENCES, L.M.D. COLONY, 9000993703 [email protected] RAJU THIMMAPUR, KARIMNAGAR - 505527. CHAITANYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE, Dr. G SHANKAR principalcits@chaitanyac 43 CITS PVT KISHANPURA, 9951172444 LINGAM olleges.com HANAMKONDA, WARANGAL URBAN-506001 CHRISTU JYOTHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND Dr. S. SCIENCE, COLOMBO NAGAR, 44 CJIT PVT CHANDRASHEK 9346474916 [email protected] YESHWANTHAPURAM, HAR REDDY JANAGAON, JANAGAON DIST - 506167 CMR TECHNICAL CAMPUS, Dr. A 45 CMRG PVT KANDLAKOYA(V), MEDCHAL 9248727220 [email protected] RAJIREDDY (M), MEDCHAL DIST-501401 CMR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, SY. NO 66, 67, MAJOR Dr. V A 46 CMRK PVT 9248727200 [email protected] KANDLAKOYA(V), MEDCHAL NARAYANA ROAD, MEDCHAL DIST- 501401 CMR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Dr. M JANGA [email protected] 47 CMRM PVT 9247961234 KANDLAKOYA(V), MEDCHAL REDDY m (M), MEDCHAL DIST-501401 CMR ENGINEERING COLLEGE, Dr. A 48 CMRN PVT KANDLAKOYA(V), MEDCHAL SRINIVASULA 9248727227 [email protected] (M), MEDCHAL DIST-501401 REDDY CVR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, VASTUNAGAR, Dr. 49 CVRH PVT MANGALPALLI(V), NAYANATHAR 9502335871 [email protected] IBRAHIMPATAN(M), A K SATTIRAJU RANGAREDDY DIST - 501510 ANURAG GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS- CVSR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, 50 CVSR PVT Dr. K. S. RAO 9949433309 [email protected] VENKATAPUR (V), GHATKESAR(M), MEDCHAL DIST - 500088 DARIPALLY ANANTHA RAMULU COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, GANDHI Dr.CHANDRA 51 DARE PVT 9986951470 [email protected] CHOWK (P.O), RAO MADANE SATYANARAYANA PURAM(V), KURAVI ROAD, KHAMMAM - 507003 DECCAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND Dr. TECHNOLOGY, DAR-US- principal@deccancollege. 52 DCET PVT MOHAMMED 9440570058 SALAM, NEAR NAMPALLY, ac.in ABDUL MALIK AGHAPURA, HYDERABAD- 500001 DHRUVA INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, Dr.K.V.NAGANJ [email protected] 53 DHRU PVT 9052990803 TOOPRANPET(V), NEAR ENYULU om RAMOJI FILM CITY, YADADRI BHONGIR DIST - 508252 D R K COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, BOWRAMPET Dr.U.RAVI 54 DRKC PVT 8712311899 [email protected] (V), GANDIMAISAMMA (M), BABU HYDERABAD MEDCHAL DIST - 500043 D R K INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, BOWRAMPET (V), 55 DRKI PVT Dr.D.N.RAO 8712211899 [email protected] GANDIMAISAMMA (M), HYDERABAD MEDCHAL DIST - 500043 DVR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & Dr. M.J. principal.dvrcet.40@gmail. 56 DVRC PVT TECHNOLOGY, 9121518607 PRAKASH com KASHIPPPUR(V), KANDI(M), SANGAREDDY DIST - 502285 ELLENKI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND
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    Manual Integrated Village Planning and Development Lessons from Hiware Bazar, Gangadevapalli, Ramachandrapuram and Piplantri Gram Panchayats Government of India MINISTRY OF PANCHAYATI RAJ You cannot build nonviolence on a factory civilization, but it can be built on self-contained villages. – M.K. Gandhi Mind of Mahatma Gandhi (Ed. Prabhu & Rao), 3rd ed, Ahmedabad: Navajivan Publishing House, 1968. Message The development works at the Gram Panchayat (GP) or village level are often driven by the line departments as per the constraints of various development schemes. Participatory village planning and development are generally lacking across the country in spite of the Constitutional Provisions to promote the same through the Gram Sabhs and Gram Panchayats. While there are many examples where some good work has happened in one sector or the other, it is rare when we come across examples where holistic development has taken place with community participation through the Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs). In this context, Ministry of Panchayati Raj (MoPR) undertook a study with the intention to capture the planning and development management processes in select best performing GPs and to prepare a step by step manual to manage GP and village level planning and development. The study covers four Gram Panchayats including Hiware Bazar (Maharashtra), Gangadevipalli (Andhra Pradesh), Ramachandrapuram (Andhra Pradesh) and Piplantri (Rajasthan) which have earned a reputation for themselves as model panchayats with multi-faceted development. Initially, the study was launched to capture in detail the planning processes followed in Hiware Bazar only, however, later on other three GPs were also included for wider understanding of the processes used in participatory planning and micro level development in these GPs.
  • Brief on Progress of Flagship Schemes in Andhra Pradesh

    Brief on Progress of Flagship Schemes in Andhra Pradesh

    VISIT REPORT In the process of reviewing the flagship programmes for the state of Andhra Pradesh a discussion was held by Sri. Yudhvir Uppal, Sr. Adviser-WR and Sri. Avinash Mishra, Deputy Adviser-WR with the Pr. Secretaries, Chief Engineers and other officials implementing the flagship programmes in Hyderabad on 18.11.09. After discussing with the officers, the field visits to assess the ground realities were undertaken from 18.11.09 – 20.11.09 in the districts of Warangal and Rangareddy. The brief detail of the field visit district wise is as under: 18.11.09 1. Janagaon (District Warangal) Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) Under the SSA, a visit was made to Janagaon Sr. Secondary School which had the total strength of 378 students comprising of 215 girls and 163 boys. The school was established in 1962 and two class rooms were built recently at a cost of Rs. Four Lakhs each adding to the already existing infrastructure. In addition to the normal studies, the children were taught techniques of stitching, sari painting and bangle decoration. While the school provided learning enhancement technology it lacked basic amenities such as electricity in class rooms, absence of door in girl’s toilet and no water facility in the toilet. Connection for drinking water existed. There was no kitchen shed and Mid Day Meal was cooked in an uncovered space by engaging women from the village. The menu comprised of PDS rice, dal and some locally available vegetable. However, escalating prices of vegetables and pulses were making it difficult for the school authorities to provide a meal to students @ Rs.3/- per head.
  • Government of India Ministry of Commerce & Industry

    Government of India Ministry of Commerce & Industry

    GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY (DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE) RAJYA SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. 221 TO BE ANSWERED ON 23rd JULY 2014 NON-FUNCTIONING SEZs *221. SHRI AMBETH RAJAN: Will the Minister of COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY be pleased to state: a) the details of the Special Economic Zones (SEZs), name and their developers, which have not started functioning despite approval given by Government; b) the reasons for their not starting functioning and period for which they are lying non- operational; c) the details of the loss of revenue to Government due to non-functioning of SEZs, for whom land and other tax sops were given; and d) the action taken by Government in this regard? ANSWER THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY(INDEPENDENT CHARGE) (SMT. NIRMALA SITHARAMAN) a) to d): A Statement is laid on the Table of the House. STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PARTS (a) TO (d) OF RAJYA SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. 221 FOR ANSWER ON 23rd JULY, 2014 REGARDING “NON- FUNCTIONING SEZs” (a): The details of approved non-functional Special Economic Zones (SEZs) is at Annexure. (b): Setting up of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) is a long term process and time for completion of project depends on several issues. The reasons for not being able to operationalise the SEZs include changed fiscal incentive regime for SEZs, difficulty in achieving contiguity of land, global recession, delay in approvals from statutory/State Government bodies and delay in environmental clearance, etc. (c): The SEZ is cancelled/de-notified subject to payment of all applicable duties and tax benefits availed by the Developer and receipt of No-objection Certificate (NOC) from the concerned State Government.
  • CGR Newsletter February 2021.Pdf

    CGR Newsletter February 2021.Pdf

    CGR’S CNN NATURE NEWS Vol. 3, No.5 February 2021 Editorial Congratulations to Joe Biden who took oath as the 46th President of the United States and Kamala Harris sworn in as the nation's first female Vice-President and person of South Asian descent to hold the role. We look forward that the new administration will have a positive vision towards environmental protection and caring perspective for mother earth. As the most influential nation, US will have major impact on the outlook of all other nations towards climate change, sustainable development. We wish a new paradigm sets in for earth system governance. Many countries approved covid vaccine and started vaccination. We hope that it will be effective to counter the challenge from the pandemic. Farmers protest continues and somewhat disturbing incidents took place in Delhi on republic day. We wish soon a convincing solution will resolve the issue. Earth Centre is at the finishing stage. As a culmination to the competitions on rural primary health, holistic education and digital Inside… earth reel CGR organized webinars and Webinar on rural primary health 2 unveiled the results in the presence of Unveiling of digital earthreel 3 renowned personalities. A plantation Webinar on holistic school education 4 programme was facilitated for Palle Palle Prakruthivanam at Ekkareddyguda 5 Prakruthivanam at Ekkareddyguda in Chevalla Other updates 6 mandal. Eastern Ghats Environment Outlook World Wetlands Day 9 book was dispatched to all the Member of Ansel Adams 10 Parliament in the region. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 CGR’s Nature News Vol. 3, No. 5 February 2021 (No.29) Webinar on rural primary health Hyderabad, Second year Medico Health is the most important indicator of respectively.