Telangana IT Minister to inaugurate 3,722 2BHK houses in Jagtial Today
The launch of two-bedroom homes in jagtial is ready to go. At Nukapalli in the Mallial mandal, 3,722 homes for Rs 280 crore were built in the initial phase. On Tuesday, these homes will be given to the recipients, and minister of IT and Municipal Administration KT Rama Rao will take part in housewarming ceremonies.
Along with distributing homes, the minister will also open an integrated district police headquarters that cost Rs 38.4 crore and an integrated meat and vegetable market that cost Rs 4.50 crore. Later, Rama Rao would open the Mother and Child health Centre in Dharmapuri alongside Welfare minister Koppula Eashwar. Developed with contemporary amenities for Rs. 8.50 crore.
In an interview with the media in jagtial, ktr said that under the Congress' rule in unified Andhra Pradesh, farmers were left without power for at least three hours every day. Farmers used to keep a queue up in front of stores that sold fertiliser by setting down their slippers before the creation of a separate Telangana. "Angry farmers used to hold demonstrations in front of sub-station offices, demanding that power be supplied continuously in the summer," he claimed. Why top congress figures like mp N Uttam Kumar Reddy, mla D sridhar Babu, and MLC T jeevan reddy were silent in response to revanth Reddy's comments on the free power supply problem was what he wanted to know.
Along with distributing homes, the minister will also open an integrated district police headquarters that cost Rs 38.4 crore and an integrated meat and vegetable market that cost Rs 4.50 crore. Later, Rama Rao would open the Mother and Child health Centre in Dharmapuri alongside Welfare minister Koppula Eashwar. Developed with contemporary amenities for Rs. 8.50 crore.
In an interview with the media in jagtial, ktr said that under the Congress' rule in unified Andhra Pradesh, farmers were left without power for at least three hours every day. Farmers used to keep a queue up in front of stores that sold fertiliser by setting down their slippers before the creation of a separate Telangana. "Angry farmers used to hold demonstrations in front of sub-station offices, demanding that power be supplied continuously in the summer," he claimed. Why top congress figures like mp N Uttam Kumar Reddy, mla D sridhar Babu, and MLC T jeevan reddy were silent in response to revanth Reddy's comments on the free power supply problem was what he wanted to know.