Cheluvarayaswamy inaugurates devpt projects in KR Pet taluk
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Mandya: Mandya district minister N Cheluvarayaswamy on Tuesday inaugurated a series of developmental projects totaling Rs 25.6 crore across KR Pet taluk aimed at improving educational, residential, and civic infrastructure.
Among the major projects was the inauguration of an additional building at the Government Pre-University College in Santhebachahalli, constructed at a cost of Rs 1.13 crore under the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative.
Speaking on the occasion, Cheluvarayaswamy stressed the vital role of private sector participation in education and healthcare. "If more industrialists contribute through CSR to these sectors, we can ensure faster and more inclusive development," he said.
He also encouraged students to focus on academic excellence and urged teachers to rigorously prepare students for SSLC and PUC examinations.
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A newly built D Devaraj Urs Post-Matric Girls' Hostel was inaugurated at Jalasur, costing Rs 3.2 crore. The minister emphasised maintaining hygiene and serving nutritious food, and encouraged students to keep their environment clean.
A major boost to the local power supply came with the inauguration of a new substation in Biruvally, constructed at a cost of Rs 10 crore.
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KSRTC bsus stand in Akkihalli
The minister also opened a new KSRTC bus stand in Akkihalli, built at Rs 1.2 crore. The facility includes a canteen, commercial shops, seating area, drinking water, and gender-separated restrooms, supporting 80 daily trips to destinations like Mysuru, KR Pet, Bheriya, Hunsur, Jalasur, and Nagamangala.
A new Post-Matric Boys' Hostel, also costing Rs 3.3 crore, was inaugurated at Jayanagar under the Department of Backward Classes Welfare.
Polytechnic College expansion
An expansion project at the Polytechnic College in KR Pet added new classrooms built at Rs 1.7 crore.
The minister inaugurated Library Building-2 and a new canteen at the Government Engineering College in KR Pet, both constructed at Rs 2.4 crore each. He encouraged students to take full advantage of the library and tasted lunch served at the new canteen. An additional academic block was also inaugurated at the same institution.
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