Revanth Reddy opens Kosgi science museum named after Sir C.V. Raman; Daulatabad gets Rs 4.79 crore junior college

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy opened the Rs 6 crore Sir C.V. Raman Science Museum at Kosgi, a health centre at Balampet and a junior college at Daulatabad on Sunday, 8 November. Radial Road-2 at Nacharam was also on the day's schedule.

By Telugu Scope Political Desk

Published November 8, 2026 · 2 min read

Illustration of a new two-storey government college building with pillars, marigold garlands on the steps and rocky red hills behind

Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy opened the Kosgi science museum, named after physicist Sir C.V. Raman, on Sunday, 8 November, as his Deepavali tour of his own Kodangal constituency crossed into Narayanpet district. The building cost Rs 6 crore, the state government’s schedule for the visit shows.

Two more buildings followed in Vikarabad district as the evening set in: a Rs 2.35 crore primary health centre at Balampet in Daulatabad mandal and a Rs 4.79 crore government junior college at Daulatabad. The Chief Minister’s Office streamed all three openings live on its official channels. They came after a morning of openings at Bomraspet, Hakimpet, Kodangal town and Dudyala, and a meeting with women’s self-help groups at Hakimpet on a day that was also his birthday.

Radial Road-2 on the list

The official schedule for Sunday also named Nacharam village in Kosgi mandal as the place for the foundation stone of Radial Road-2. The Rs 5,060 crore road is to run from Kothwalguda, near the Outer Ring Road, to National Highway 167N at Nacharam. On Saturday, 7 November, Revanth Reddy told about 100 industrialists at Hakimpet that the radial road from Shamshabad to Kodangal would be finished by December 2027.

Rs 9,053 crore over three days

For the three-day visit, the government lists 13 projects worth Rs 9,053.48 crore for foundation stones and plaques, with Radial Road-2 the largest. The others include 223 BT roads, new or left half-done, paid for from Special Development Funds (Rs 1,410 crore), the second phase of the MNKLIS irrigation project (Rs 2,100 crore), 10 Telangana Public Schools (Rs 118.80 crore), a Rs 123 crore agriculture college for Kodangal and new bus stands in Kosgi, Kodangal and Maddur (Rs 41.83 crore). Finished government buildings opened during the tour, the Kosgi museum among them, add up to Rs 46.08 crore.

The tour ends on Monday, 9 November, with a public meeting of farmers at Hakimpet. Officials are planning for about 50,000 farmers drawn from 10 districts, among them Rangareddy, Vikarabad, Narayanpet, Mahabubnagar, Jogulamba Gadwal and Medchal-Malkajgiri.

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