Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao wants officials to swing into action and utilise all resources to avoid scarcity conditions in any part of Telangana
665 habitations were now being covered under the drinking scheme as against 54 villages that could get potable water before formation of Telangana, said Collector Badavath Santosh
The transformation of Telangana into a 100 percent drinking water supply State through Mission Bhagiratha will be explained in the programmes to be organised across the State
The membership drive of the party, launched on May 11 has gained momentum with its teams reaching out to villages and towns in all the 288 assembly constituencies
KTR will be showcasing Telangana’s success in water resource management, especially the Kaleshwaram project and Mission Bhagiratha at the World Environmental & Water Resources Congress to be held in United States.
Telangana is standing out as a water secure State, with enough examples of innovative schemes and water management techniques on how the nation can overcome water scarcity
People are still waiting for water almost three years after pipes and water taps under Mission Bhagiratha were installed in Guvvalagutta thanda in Chandampet mandal, about 95 kilometres from Nalgonda
Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao would have prolonged the construction of the Yadadri Temple until the election if had he had any intentions to gain political mileage, said Harish Rao
Union government’s timely support to the country’s youngest and fastest growing State could have avoided a debt of at least Rs 1.5 lakh crore from borrowings to the tune of Rs 4.33 lakh crore
Out of the total budget allocated to Mission Bhagiratha, Rs 1,000 crore has been kept for maintenance, Rs 900 crore for urban schemes and Rs 600 crore for rural schemes
Owaisi said the Centre had failed to implement promises such as the coach factory at Kazipet, Bayyaram Steel Plant or other promises in Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act even after eight years.
