Telangana CM Launches Development Projects
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Telangana CM Launches Development Projects

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has initiated transformative development projects across the Rajanna Sircilla district, focusing on infrastructure, housing, and cultural enrichment. Aimed at empowering displaced families and advancing public welfare, these initiatives represent a significant investment in regional growth.

Under the Indiramma housing scheme, new housing developments worth Rs 235 crores are being constructed to benefit 4,696 displaced families near the Mid Manair Reservoir, addressing long-standing rehabilitation needs. Complementing this, the CM has greenlit the Rs 166-crore medical college and hostel project, alongside a Rs 45-crore road expansion to improve connectivity between the Mula Vaagu Bridge and Devasthanam.

Economic progress is further boosted by a Yarn Depot project, estimated at Rs 50 crores, which aims to support the region’s weaving community and bolster employment. These infrastructure projects underscore the government’s commitment to sustainable development and community welfare.

Cultural advancements have also taken center stage with the inauguration of the Kaloji Kalakshetra in Warangal city, celebrating Telangana's literary and cultural heritage. CM Reddy unveiled a statue of the renowned public poet Kaloji Narayana Rao, accompanied by exhibitions that emphasize the importance of cultural identity in regional development.

These combined efforts highlight a holistic approach to development, weaving together housing, healthcare, connectivity, economic upliftment, and cultural pride, signaling a promising future for Rajanna Sircilla district and beyond.

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has initiated transformative development projects across the Rajanna Sircilla district, focusing on infrastructure, housing, and cultural enrichment. Aimed at empowering displaced families and advancing public welfare, these initiatives represent a significant investment in regional growth. Under the Indiramma housing scheme, new housing developments worth Rs 235 crores are being constructed to benefit 4,696 displaced families near the Mid Manair Reservoir, addressing long-standing rehabilitation needs. Complementing this, the CM has greenlit the Rs 166-crore medical college and hostel project, alongside a Rs 45-crore road expansion to improve connectivity between the Mula Vaagu Bridge and Devasthanam. Economic progress is further boosted by a Yarn Depot project, estimated at Rs 50 crores, which aims to support the region’s weaving community and bolster employment. These infrastructure projects underscore the government’s commitment to sustainable development and community welfare. Cultural advancements have also taken center stage with the inauguration of the Kaloji Kalakshetra in Warangal city, celebrating Telangana's literary and cultural heritage. CM Reddy unveiled a statue of the renowned public poet Kaloji Narayana Rao, accompanied by exhibitions that emphasize the importance of cultural identity in regional development. These combined efforts highlight a holistic approach to development, weaving together housing, healthcare, connectivity, economic upliftment, and cultural pride, signaling a promising future for Rajanna Sircilla district and beyond.

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