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Hans India
3 days ago
- Health
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Palakurthi to be developed as a healthy constituency
Hanumakonda: 'We will transform Palakurthi into a healthy constituency,' declared MLA Yasaswini Reddy and Hanumandla Jhansi Reddy, chairperson, Hanumandla Family Charitable Trust and Congress party in-charge for the constituency, on Sunday. Jhansi Reddy inaugurated a free mega medical camp at the Government High School in Thorrur organised by the Trust in collaboration with Ajara Super Specialty Hospital. The two leaders said the Trust aims to provide quality free healthcare to the rural poor. They highlighted that the Trust has been serving people of the constituency for the past 30 years. 'A hospital was built in Thorrur with the commitment to provide quality healthcare to the underprivileged. It is working with the primary goal of improving the health of the poor,' said Jhansi. She explained that the camp was organised in view of the monsoon as a preventive measure against seasonal diseases and to control the spread of Covid. The camp was set up with a strong resolve not only to develop the constituency and ensure its welfare, but also to ensure that people remain healthy. The leaders mentioned that doctors conducted check-ups for blood pressure, diabetes, and chronic illnesses. They urged the public to follow doctors' advice and stay healthy. They added that the government was making efforts to upgrade public hospitals in the constituency. Funds have been sanctioned through the CM for a 100-bed hospital in Thorrur and a 50-bed hospital in Palakurthi. They appreciated the management and doctors of the hospital for their support in organising the camp. Doctors B Shiva Subrahmanyam, B Satya Kiran, Samarth Reddy, Veerayya, Neeraj, Mamata and Yadagiri Reddy, along with local leaders, were present.
Hans India
18-05-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Kadiyam meets Revanth: Discusses Station Ghanpur devpt
Hanumakonda: Kadiyam Srihari, former Deputy Chief Minister and MLA of Station Ghanpur, requested Chief Minister Revanth Reddy to allocate necessary funds for the comprehensive development of the newly formed Station Ghanpur Municipality. On Saturday, Kadiyam met the CM at the latter's residence in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, as a courtesy visit. During the meeting, he discussed the overall development of Station Ghanpur, which was recently upgraded to a municipality. He submitted proposals worth Rs 87 crore for the construction of a municipal office, meeting hall, town hall, guest house, integrated market, theme parks, development of major junctions, and electrification works. Additionally, he submitted proposals worth Rs 20 crore for the construction of water tanks and internal pipelines to meet drinking water needs, requesting that funds be sanctioned under the AMRUT 2.0 scheme. Revanth responded positively and assured full support for the development of Station Ghanpur Municipality. He directed the concerned department officials to review the proposals submitted by the MLA and approve them at the earliest possible time. In response, Kadiyam expressed his gratitude to the Chief Minister. Government Advisor Vem Narender Reddy and MLC Addanki Dayakar accompanied the MLA during his meeting with the CM.
Hans India
13-05-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Station Ghanpur will undergo major transformation, promises Kadiyam
Hanumakonda: Former Deputy Chief Minister and local MLA Kadiyam Srihari stated that he would transform the Station Ghanpur constituency with all modern amenities so that the people could hold their heads high with pride. On Monday, the MLA reviewed the ongoing construction of the Banjara Bhavan and the 100-bed hospital at the Station Ghanpur constituency centre and unveiled the foundation stone plaques. Speaking on the occasion, the MLA criticised his opponents, saying, 'Forget 800 crores, they can't even get 8 paise sanctioned. At least now, after seeing the construction of the 100-bed hospital and the Divisional Office Complex, they should come to their senses.' He revealed that Rs 77 crores have been allocated for the construction of proper roads to all tribal hamlets in the constituency, and BT roads have already been laid for about 38 km across 20 hamlets. He also stated that he secured Rs 2 crores for the construction of the Banjara Bhavan to serve the 17,000-strong tribal population in the constituency. In addition, Rs 1.60 lakh was sanctioned for newly formed Gram Panchayats and eight tribal hamlets. The ST hostel building, constructed with Rs 63 lakhs, has also been completed and will be inaugurated soon. The MLA instructed officials to prepare proposals for levelling the area and building a dining hall at Banjara Bhavan. He reiterated his commitment to the overall development of tribal hamlets. Srihari stated that Station Ghanpur is about to undergo a complete transformation. He mentioned that a proposal of Rs 70 crores is being prepared for the development of the municipality and that he will ensure the necessary approvals to begin work soon. 'No matter how many baseless allegations are made, I will not back down,' he declared firmly. 'My sole aim is the development of the constituency, and I promise to deliver progress that will make the people of this constituency proud,' he said.
Hans India
10-05-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Protect temple lands, MLA Kadiyam tells new trustees
Hanumakonda: 'The responsibility of protecting the 206-acre land belonging to the Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple in Chinna Pendyal village from encroachments lies with the newly appointed temple trustee board members,' asserted Station Ghanpur MLA Kadiyam Srihari on Friday, after attending the swearing-in ceremony of the new members as the chief guest. The Endowments officer administered the oath to the new chairman and four directors of the board. The MLA congratulated the trustees and honoured them. Later, he expressed concern that despite the temple owning 206 acres, the expected level of development had not taken place. Srihari assured that anyone attempting to encroach the temple lands would not be spared and promised his full support in protecting them. He sought an immediate, full-scale survey to determine how much land is suitable for cultivation and to establish clear boundaries for the entire land. The MLA directed the trustees and Endowments officials to collect information about how many farmers are leasing the temple lands and whether they are paying rent every year. He recommended that if any farmer fails to pay the rent, his leases should be cancelled. He suggested holding a meeting with tenant farmers to consider revising the lease rates in line with current conditions. Since the temple is located far from the village, he promised to build a road and install lighting from the main road to the shrine. He announced plans to construct a hall (mandapam) at the temple with a budget of Rs 10 lakh for devotees to sit. He instructed the temple officials and trustees to immediately arrange the necessary basic facilities for devotees at the temple. Srihari appealed to villagers to cooperate in the development of the temple, rising above politics. He mentioned that a central lighting system and a foot-over bridge had been sanctioned on the national highway near Chinna Pendyal and that work would begin soon. He revealed that proposals had been submitted for a four-lane road from the national highway along with central lighting, which are also expected to be approved soon. Endowments officials, local public representatives, leaders and villagers attended.
