Chief Minister Revanth Reddy to visit Nalgonda district tomorrow to lay the foundation stone of Rs. 83 crore drinking water scheme – launch of hybrid annuity mode roads Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy will visit Nalgonda district on Sunday to inaugurate and lay the foundation stone of several key projects that will boost the development programs of Nalgonda district. He will participate in various programs related to infrastructure development, road construction and solving drinking water problems in the district. The Chief Minister, who will reach the market yard premises of the Kanagal Agricultural Market Committee (AMC) at 3.35 pm, will lay the foundation stone of the road construction work to be undertaken under the Hybrid Annuity Mode (HAM) method and unveil the pylon related to the project. Officials say that once the construction of these roads is completed, the transport facilities in the district will further improve and the ease of travel will increase for the people. Later, at 4 pm, he will reach the grounds of Nagarjuna Government Degree College in Nalgonda town and lay the foundation stone for the Drinking Water Scheme – Phase-1 works to be implemented within the limits of Nalgonda Municipal Corporation at a cost of Rs. 83 crore. The government is moving forward with the aim of providing quality drinking water to the people of the city through this scheme. After the foundation stone laying ceremony, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy will participate in a public meeting organized there and address the people. Official sources believe that he is likely to make key announcements on the development programs and welfare schemes of the state government on this occasion. The district administration has completed extensive arrangements in the wake of the Chief Minister’s visit. In addition to tightening security measures in the assembly premises, officials of all departments are coordinating arrangements to ensure that the people do not face any inconvenience. Political leaders, public representatives, officials and a large number of people are likely to attend the program.
