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Hans India
19-06-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Plea to develop Rajahmundry as a beacon of knowledge
Rajamahendravaram: Rajahmundry Rural MLA Gorantla Butchaiah Chowdary met Minister Nara Lokeshin Amaravati and appealed to him to transform the historic city of Rajamahendravaram, known as the cradle of Telugu culture and traditions, into a beacon of knowledge and excellence. During an hour-long discussion, Butchaiah explained the need to restore the Potti Sreeramulu Telugu University, often regarded as the brainchild of the late NT Rama Rao, to its past glory. He requested the minister to allocate the necessary funds to improve the academic standards and vocational skill development for students in the region. He also brought to Lokesh's attention the urgent need to modernise drainage systems at various junctions in both Rural and City limits of Rajahmundry. Special mention was made of the Rs 3 crore pumping house project currently progressing rapidly near Sai Baba temple in Dowleswaram. As a token of the massive public response received during the 'Yuvagalam Padayatra', Nara Lokesh presented a souvenir featuring photo highlights of the campaign to Butchaiah Chowdary. The minister reportedly stated that the Coalition Government is committed to transforming Rajamahendravaram into a spectacular venue for the upcoming 2027 Godavari Pushkaralu, ensuring it becomes a model of cultural and infrastructural excellence. Lokesh also assured that efforts will be intensified to establish new universities and skill development centres to lay a strong foundation for the future of students. Expressing his joy, Butchaiah shared that Lokesh affectionately greeted him as 'Taata' (Grandpa), reflecting their warm camaraderie.
Hans India
13-05-2025
- General
- Hans India
Bhainsa town to get PG college soon, assures MLA
Nirmal: In a welcome address, MLA Pawar Ramarao Patel said that he will soon work to establish a PG College in Bhainsa town. On Monday, he spoke at the release of promotional posters for admissions in Gopal Rao Patel Government Degree College and Mudhol Government Degree College at the MLA's residence in Bhainsa during which he commended government teachers for taking up the campaign for admissions as opposed to private ones. He said that Rs 5 crore have been sanctioned under the Central USHA scheme for the development of GPL Degree College. Meanwhile, college principal Butchaiah and teachers lauded the government's efforts in focusing on educational development. Later, they spoke about the courses and facilities in the college. 'Students should register online through Dost for degree admission. There are faculty members with PhD and M Phil degrees and there is also a digital library in the college. So students should utilise this opportunity,' said the principal.
