Gadwal has received a significant boost in development with the government allocating 35 acres for new infrastructure projects. The land will support the construction of government buildings and electricity substations, enhancing public services in the region.
The initiative aims to improve administration and service delivery, marking a key step in regional development. Facilities planned for the area include electricity substations, warehouses for power materials, and equipment stores. Additionally, a PACS Building and a Paddy Procurement Center will be established to support agriculture.
Other projects include a BC Study Circle for student training, a District Women’s Federation Building for empowerment activities, and a DTO/RTO/UO Office Complex for transport services. A Rural Self Employment Training Institute will promote skill development, and a 33/11 KV Substation will support a new 100-bed Government Hospital.
MLA Bandla Krishna Mohan Reddy expressed his gratitude to Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and other ministers for their support. He announced plans to perform a groundbreaking ceremony soon and assured that construction will begin promptly to provide these facilities to the public.
This development is set to enhance Gadwal’s infrastructure, benefiting electricity, healthcare, agriculture, transport, education, and rural sectors. The project reflects the government’s commitment to balanced regional growth and improving grassroots governance in Telangana.
