The ministers along with district Collector VP Gautam and municipal Commissioner Adarsh Surabhi laid the foundation stone for a new city library in the old municipality premises.
The establishment of the Indian Institute of Handloom Technology (IIHT) in Telangana will now facilitate students to obtain technical degrees and diplomas without having to study in other States.
Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao ordered the official to take measures to prevent recurrence of such incidents, to ensure that the farmers do not face any inconvenience in the markets
The representatives of Dhrumataru Consultants Pvt Ltd. engaged in Khammam Medical College construction called on Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao
Nearly three-fourths of the cultivable area in the State was covered under two or three major crops because of the policies that promoted selective crops, said Tummala
The foundation stone for the Food Park’s construction was laid at Buggapadu Sathupalli mandal in the district during the BRS regime in 2016 with an estimated cost of Rs 70 crore.
Tummala Nageswara Rao wanted the officials to submit a report on the government lands, encroached lands and NSP lands in the city and to initiate immediate action to clear the encroachments
The minister expressed at the commission agents for reducing the price even for the quality produce and directed the officials to monitor purchases at the market.
The construction of a second high-level bridge spanning the river Godavari in Bhadrachalam appears to be an endless tale, with the project ongoing despite the foundation being laid eight years ago.
Nageswara Rao told the irrigation officials that tunnel works taken up as part of the project were going on at slow pace. Modern technology has to be used to expedite the work
Minister Nageswara Rao joined the late night Christmas celebrations at RCM Church at Wyra road where the priests G Suresh Kumar and Bala Joji prayed for the minister.
Assuming office as Minister for Agriculture, Marketing, Cooperation, Handloom and Textile at the Secretariat, he signed the first file clearing the proposal for setting up five oil palm units with an outlay of Rs.1050 crore in the State.
