Chief Minister lays foundation for projects worth ₹900 crore in Badvel and Kadapa

Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy on Friday laid stone for improvement works worth ₹500 crore in Badvel Assembly constituency and ₹400 crore in the boundaries of the Kadapa Municipal Corporation.

Addressing a public assembly at Badvel, he described Badvel as among the many most backward constituencies in the State and blamed the earlier governments for it. He stated ₹650 crore could be spent on the works on the Kundu river for supplying water to Brahma Sagar challenge and ₹300 crore for completion of a 18-km pipeline for easy accessibility to water.

“Three more lift irrigation projects will be set up in the left canal of Brahma Sagar project at a cost of ₹36 crore and ₹80 crore will be spent on widening the Lower Sagileru canal and a bridge will be built on the Sagileru at Brahmanapalli at a cost of ₹9.5 crore,” he stated.

Telugu Ganga challenge

Mr. Jagan introduced building of three warehouses at a value of ₹7.5 crore and a brand new RDO workplace at Badvel. The authorities will allocate ₹130 crore for works pertaining to establishing of vegetable and fish markets, industrial complexes, laying of 143-km CC roads, and three parks in Badvel constituency. The pending works of the Telugu Ganga challenge will probably be accomplished at a value of ₹56 crore.

A diaphragm wall will probably be constructed for Brahma Sagar challenge at a value of ₹45 crore and 5 substations will probably be arrange at a value of ₹10 crore to make sure uninterrupted energy provide to the farm sector.

Addressing one other assembly at Mahaveer Circle in Kadapa, Mr. Jagan Mohan Reddy stated, “Soon, Kadapa will join the league of good cities in the country,” he stated.

The works included beautification of key junctions in Kadapa company, strengthening of tanks, new constructing for CP Brown Library, and storm water drainage traces.

Health infrastructure

“The ongoing works of the YSR Super-specialty Hospital at a cost of ₹140 crore and YSR Psychiatric Hospital at ₹49 crore will be completed at the earliest. Tenders will be called for the YSR Cancer Care Centre proposed with an outlay of ₹107 crore. The project needs clearance from the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) and the officials are expediting the process,” stated Mr. Jagan.

Collector Hari Kiran, Kadapa MP Avinash Reddy, Mayor Suresh and senior officers of assorted authorities departments had been current on the event.