Hanamkonda has achieved a major breakthrough in education. The government has approved Rs 200 crore to build a new integrated school in Warangal West, announced MLA Naini Rajender Reddy on Wednesday.
At a press conference, Reddy highlighted this development as a proud moment for Hanamkonda. He thanked CM A Revanth Reddy and Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka for swiftly approving the funds.
Reddy explained that this new school will enhance Warangal West’s educational reputation. He is pleased with the government’s plan to create 20 new integrated residential schools across the state, costing Rs 4,000 crore, to support underprivileged students. He mentioned that under the current government, Warangal is evolving into a hub for education, healthcare, and spirituality. He noted improvements at the Bhadrakali temple and lake, and hinted at more development announcements soon.
While some residents face issues due to ongoing development, Reddy promised fair solutions. He criticized opposition leaders for obstructing progress with minor complaints. He questioned their past actions, suggesting previous roadside stalls were misused by the former MLA’s associates.
He assured displaced small traders of new opportunities in market complexes. He criticized BRS leaders for their lack of acknowledgment and unnecessary criticism, despite their inaction during their decade-long rule.
Reddy claimed Warangal West is receiving unprecedented funds and promised to unveil a detailed list of recent developments. He challenged BRS leaders to discuss these improvements openly if they are honest.
Later, Reddy and other leaders, including PCC member E V Srinivas Rao and local officials, performed a milk ritual to honor the CM and Deputy CM for their support.
