Telangana government is initiating a proposal of introducing five new districts in the state.

During the Telangana movement, KCR many times specified that, he would turn the ten districts of the state into 23 districts for the better ruling. After coming into the power, the Telangana government made several analysis on the issue and finally came up with a proposal.

According to the new proposal, out of the proposed 13 new districts, five districts would be introduced in the next year and the government concentrates on the decentralization technique and work for the development. If it sounds good, then the remaining districts would be formed later.

Regarding this, the first five new districts in Telangana would be Adilabad, Medak, Ranga Reddy, Nalgonda and Mahabubnagar. Basing on the experiences from these five districts, the remaining 8 districts would be formed.

Subdivisions as districts in the said five new districts in Telangana  

Adilabad to Manchiryala     

Along with a new district in Karimnagar, Ramagundam Assembly constitution,  even in the constitutions of Adilabad district like, Asifabad, Bellampally, Sirpur Kaagaz Nagar, Chennuru, the new districts would be formed.

Medak to Siddipet  

There are requests to include Husnabad of Karimnagar district, Janagama of Warangal district and Aaleru of Nalgonda district. But currently, Janagama, Husnabad, Siddipet, Gajwel and Dubbaka constituencies would be there.

Rangareddy to Vikarabad

The new district would be formed in the constituencies of Vikarabad, Chevella, Thanduru and Parigi constituencies.
 
Nalgonda to Surypet

Suryapet, Miryalaguda, Huzur Nagar, Kodada and Thungathurthi constituencies would witness the new district. On the other side, there are proposals to include Bhuvanagiri, Aaleru and LB Nagar constituencies.

Mahabubnagar to Nagarkurnool

Along with Nagarkurnool, Kollapur, Kalvakurthy and Achhampet constituencies would come under the new district.  

On the other side, several proposals are coming forward from the public and are suggesting their choice of constituencies. So before the issue gets viral and lead to the  controversies in the public, it would be better, if the government solves it in a universally acceptable way.

By Phani Ch