Kodangal set for Rs 9,100-Cr development push

metro india news I hyderabad

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy will undertake a three-day tour of the Kodangal Assembly constituency from November 7 to 9, during which he will launch a series of development initiatives, lay foundation stones for major projects and inaugurate several government facilities.

The Chief Minister will lay foundation stones for 13 development projects estimated to cost Rs 9,053 crore and inaugurate 10 government buildings constructed at a cost of Rs 46.08 crore.

On November 7, Revanth Reddy will inaugurate a mega farmers' fair and industrial expo at Hakimpet. He will interact with progressive farmers and agricultural scientists to discuss various issues concerning the agriculture sector.

The Chief Minister will also hold a special meeting with industrialists to explore opportunities for accelerating industrial development in the constituency.

On November 8, the Chief Minister will interact with women members of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) and lay the foundation stone for the Ecopalm palm oil factory in the Lagcherla Industrial Corridor, which will be established at an estimated cost of Rs 81 crore.

Among the major projects to be taken up are the Kotwalguda-Nacharam Radial Road-II, estimated to cost Rs 5,060 crore; the second phase of the MNKLIS project at Rs 2,100 crore; and the construction of 223 bituminous (BT) roads at a cost of Rs 1,410 crore.

He will also launch the construction of an agricultural college in Kodangal at an estimated cost of Rs 123 crore and participate in the programme for establishing 10 Telangana Public Schools at a cost of Rs 118.80 crore.

In addition, works for modern bus stations in Kodangal, Kosgi and Maddur will be taken up. The Chief Minister will also inaugurate several facilities, including police stations, hospitals, colleges and government offices.

On November 9, Revanth Reddy will address a massive farmers' public meeting at Hakimpet. Officials are making arrangements to mobilise around 50,000 farmers from 10 districts for the meeting.

The three-day tour is expected to give a major push to development in Kodangal, with a particular focus on agriculture, industrial growth, infrastructure creation and women's empowerment.