Telangana Current Affairs – March 2026

Telangana Current Affairs – March 2026

Telangana Politics & Governance

Telangana Opens 24-Hour Control Room for Residents Amid West Asia Crisis

2 March 2026

Telangana established a 24-hour control room at Telangana Bhavan in New Delhi to assist state residents amid the West Asia crisis. Officials were coordinating with the Union Ministry of External Affairs and Indian embassies, while the state urged residents in the region to follow embassy guidance and contact the control room if they needed assistance.

Key Facts
  • India’s Ministry of External Affairs is responsible for repatriating Indian citizens in danger abroad.

Telangana Pilots Online Processing of Income Certificates

2 March 2026

Telangana began piloting online processing of income-certificate applications submitted through MeeSeva. Applications were routed through revenue officials’ online logins, with senior officials monitoring them at district and state levels. The government planned to extend the process in phases to other certificates, including caste and residence certificates.

Key Facts
  • MeeSeva applications and uploaded documents are intended to enable certificate issuance without applicants visiting revenue offices.

Telangana Announces 100-Day Health Mission for Women

2 March 2026

Telangana announced Health Mission-100, a 100-day initiative to provide women with about 30 free medical tests through government diagnostic services. The programme prioritised women in self-help groups and aimed to create health profiles to support diagnosis and health planning. The screenings were planned; the supplied reports do not establish that they were completed.

Key Facts
  • The planned digital health profiles are intended to make each woman’s medical history available for future care.

HPV Vaccination Drive Targets Girls in Greater Hyderabad

2 March 2026

An HPV vaccination drive for girls had begun at King Kothi Government Hospital in Greater Hyderabad, with free vaccination planned at selected government health facilities. Authorities set a target of about 2.8 lakh girls across the area. Wider availability at primary and urban health centres was expected to follow.

Key Facts
  • HPV vaccines protect against cancer-causing HPV types 16 and 18, but vaccination does not replace cervical cancer screening.
  • Cervical screening remains recommended after vaccination because HPV vaccines do not cover every high-risk type.

Telangana and Greater Hyderabad Record Electricity-Demand Peaks

3 March 2026

Telangana’s electricity demand reached 18,139 MW on 3 March, while Greater Hyderabad recorded a peak of 4,421 MW that day. The city figure exceeded its previous reported peak of 4,352 MW, recorded on 6 May 2025; Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka said supply continued uninterrupted while meeting demand.

Telangana Directs Government Offices to Set ACs at 25°C

4 March 2026

Telangana’s Energy Department directed government departments to keep office air conditioners at 25°C. The direction followed a TG REDCO study, which estimated that the setting could reduce electricity use and emissions; the study’s projected savings are estimates rather than measured statewide outcomes.

Key Facts
  • TG REDCO serves as Telangana’s nodal agency for energy-conservation programmes.

Secunderabad Station Redevelopment Progresses Under Amrit Bharat Programme

5 March 2026

Redevelopment of Secunderabad railway station under the Amrit Bharat programme was still in progress in early March, with platform-10-side works reported as about 90% complete. The project was reported to cost more than ₹700 crore and includes passenger facilities such as lifts, escalators, foot overbridges and a skywalk linking the station with nearby transport facilities.

Key Facts
  • The Amrit Bharat Station Scheme promotes phased, master-planned station redevelopment, integrating passenger amenities with city connectivity and local design.

Telangana Proposes Rooftop Solar for 20 Lakh Households

5 March 2026

Telangana proposed rooftop solar installations for 20 lakh households in a first phase, with a stated outlay of ₹24,000 crore and a target of completion by December 2026. The state sought a ₹12,000 crore subsidy under the PM Surya Ghar scheme and asked that the subsidy be paid to participating solar companies; the report describes a proposal, not an approved or implemented scheme.

Key Facts
  • PM Surya Ghar provides rooftop-solar subsidies to household owners, with assistance scaled by installed capacity up to three kilowatts.

Mandatory Gold Hallmarking Extended to Three Telangana Districts

5 March 2026

Mandatory BIS hallmarking for gold jewellery was extended to Mancherial, Peddapalli and Bhadradri Kothagudem districts in Telangana, as part of a national expansion covering districts in several states. The requirement applies to covered gold jewellery sold in the listed districts.

Key Facts
  • Hallmarking ...
Originally written on March 31, 2026 and last modified on October 27, 2026.
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