Revanth Reddy to Launch ₹345.78 Crore Projects in Sircilla

HYDERABAD: Chief Minister Revanth Reddy will visit Sircilla on Wednesday to launch development works worth ₹345.78 crore and address a public meeting.

According to his schedule, Revanth Reddy will reach the Government Junior College helipad in Sircilla from Karimnagar at 4.45pm.

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The chief minister will join a foot march from Ambedkar Chowrasta. The march will pass the Phule and Nethanna statues before reaching the public meeting venue next to Rangineni Trust.

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At the venue, Revanth Reddy will lay foundation stones for several projects. He will also inaugurate completed works before addressing the public meeting.

After the meeting, he will travel to Hyderabad by road.

₹345.78 crore projects across Sircilla

Revanth Reddy will lay the foundation stone for Nethanna Bazaar in Sircilla.

He will also lay foundation stones for Young India Integrated Residential Schools in Sircilla and Vemulawada. The two projects will cost ₹200 crore.

The government will also establish Telangana Public Schools in Sircilla and Konaraopet. The chief minister will lay the foundation stones for these projects.

In Vemulawada, he will launch development works worth ₹99.40 crore at the Sri Rajarajeshwara Swamy temple. The works will cover the temple and related infrastructure.

Revenue, police and other facilities

The chief minister will lay foundation stones for RDO offices in Sircilla and Vemulawada.

He will also lay foundation stones for tahsildar offices in Thangallapalli, Veernapalli, Vemulawada Rural and Rudrangi.

A sub-registrar office will also come up in Vemulawada.

In Rudrangi, Revanth Reddy will lay the foundation stone for a warehouse with a storage capacity of 10,000 metric tonnes. The project will also include allied facilities.

He will inaugurate the Indira Mahila Shakthi Bhavan at Peddur under Sircilla municipality.

The chief minister will also lay foundation stones for a women’s police station in Vemulawada. Two traffic police stations will also come up, one each in Vemulawada and Sircilla.