Warangal, Aug.16 : Highlighting the historic legacy, revolutionary spirit, and public consciousness of the Warangal region, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy affirmed that the state government is resolutely working to deliver welfare benefits to every doorstep while prioritizing social justice across all sections of society. Addressing a massive ‘Praja Palana–Pragathi Bata’ public rally in Parkal town, the Chief Minister urged the electorate to re-elect Parkal MLA Revuri Prakash Reddy with a resounding majority in upcoming elections to ensure the continued, rapid development of the constituency with public blessings.
During his visit, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy launched and laid foundation stones for multiple developmental works worth Rs 484.42 crore in the Parkal Assembly constituency. The newly initiated infrastructure projects include the Young India Integrated Residential School, an Advanced Technology Centre, a four-lane road connecting Parkal to Yerragattu Gutta, a 100-bed hospital, a Government Degree College, and a new NPDCL office.
Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister stated that despite inheriting a massive debt burden from the previous administration, the government remains firm on fulfilling every pledge made to the public. He highlighted key welfare measures, including paddy procurement bonuses, crop loan waivers, job recruitment drives, self-help group support, and the planned construction of ‘Indiramma Mahila Shakti’ buildings across 8,000 villages.
Earlier in the day, the Chief Minister inaugurated the newly constructed Integrated District Offices Complex in Mulugu built at a cost of Rs 63 crore, showcasing the district’s rapid transformation from a former conflict-hit remote region into a flourishing administrative hub featuring a Government Medical College and upgraded healthcare facilities.
At Gattamma temple in Mulugu, he unveiled a foundation pylon for a major statewide rural road network project worth Rs 16,007 crore, covering 7,448 km across 2,145 routes under the Hybrid Annuity Model to connect remote tribal habitats. Additionally, he visited the Medaram shrine, offered 68 kg of ‘bangaram’ to Sammakka-Saralamma deities, launched pension distribution for single women and widows, and announced developmental initiatives for Malluru Narasimhaswamy temple and Jampanna Vagu.
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