NagarKurnool: District Collector Badavath Santosh has urged officials to speed up the completion of various development projects in Kondareddipalli, the hometown of the state’s Chief Minister, Enumula Revanth Reddy. On Friday, Collector Santosh, along with officials from different departments, visited Kondareddipalli to inspect the ongoing construction and development projects.
He reviewed several projects, including the construction of a government school, a library, a milk chilling center, a gram panchayat office, a BC community hall, and a veterinary hospital. After the inspections, the Collector held a meeting at Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s residence with department officials and contractors to discuss the progress of these projects.
During the meeting, he stressed the importance of completing the expansion of roads, building underground drainage systems, and constructing a four-lane road from the Srisailam highway to the village. He also highlighted the need for speed and quality in the execution of electrification projects. Furthermore, he directed officials to expedite the construction of the integrated building in Vangoor Mandal headquarters and the road expansion projects from Vangoor to Jupally and from Sarvareddipalli through Vangoor to Kondareddipalli.
The Collector emphasized that these projects should be completed promptly and urged officials to finish all the work by October, before the Dussehra festival. He mentioned that CM Revanth Reddy is expected to visit Kondareddipalli during the festival to inaugurate these development projects.
Earlier in the day, the Collector visited an Anganwadi center where he checked the quality of eggs and rice provided to the students. He instructed the officials to ensure that the eggs supplied are of appropriate size and not too small. He also inquired about the attendance of students at the Anganwadi.
Additional Collector Dev Sahayam, District Animal Husbandry Officer Dr. G.V. Ramesh, officials from various departments, former ZPTC member K.V.N. Reddy, Enumula Vemareddy, and several villagers from Kondareddipalli were present during the event.
