
Minister participates in the Freshers Day party of the college and distributes a laptop to the college topper
KARIMNAGAR, NOVEMBER 06, 2026: Minister for Transport Ponnam Prabhakar has reiterated that they would take all measures to transform the Satavahana Engineering College in Husnabad town on the lines of NIT Warangal as a prestigious institution in the Telangana state.
Stating that they would take up campus placements after the completion of four-year B Tech courses by providing special training, the Minister promised to introduce M Tech courses in the newly sanctioned Engineering College. He promised to introduce Electrical, Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Biomedical and other courses which have a good future for the students.
The Minister participated in the Freshers’ Day party organised at a private function hall in Husnabad town on Friday along with Satavahana University Vice Chancellor Prof U Umesh Kumar, Registrar Satish Kumar, Municipal chairperson Dandi Lakshmi, Vice-Chairman Chittari Padma, Single Window Chairman Sivaiah, RDO Ramamurthy and others officials of the university were present.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr Prabhakar said that the government was taking measures for the recruitment of permanent faculty members in the college. Stating that the construction of permanent buildings of the college, hostel buildings and sports complex were being expedited, he said that they would soon make available two college buses for the transportation facilities of the students.

He informed the Municipal Chairperson that a month-long special yoga training would be held for the physical and mental fitness of the students. He said that they would take steps to set up a special gym and sports equipment in the college. On this occasion, the Minister distributed a laptop to the student who secured first rank in the examinations.
Stating that the engineering college had a total strength of 290 students, Mr Prabhakar said that they were providing quality education, food, hostel and lab facilities. He commended the efforts of the Vice-Chancellor, Registrar and Principal who campaigned extensively to increase admissions in the government engineering college.
He informed the students to get involved in social awareness and service activities by associating with farmers and people in rural areas. He said that they were taking steps to develop tourism in the Husnabad town with the urban forest and Yellamma pond.


