AP approves Rs.5,215.8 million power upgrade for Pushkarams
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AP approves Rs.5,215.8 million power upgrade for Pushkarams

The Andhra Pradesh government has approved Rs.5,215.8 million for power infrastructure upgrades ahead of the Pushkarams event. The works will focus on strengthening electricity distribution networks,...

The Andhra Pradesh government has approved Rs.5,215.8 million for power infrastructure upgrades ahead of the Pushkarams event. The works will focus on strengthening electricity distribution networks, improving supply reliability and ensuring uninterrupted power availability at key locations. The initiative aims to enhance energy infrastructure, support large-scale visitor requirements and improve power management systems while benefiting local communities through stronger electricity networks.

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