Telangana’s Deputy Chief Minister, Bhatti Vikramarka, recently visited the Chintakani and Bonakal mandals. During his visit, he laid the foundation stones for new road construction projects in different villages. These projects are worth a total of Rs. 8.9 crore.
The Deputy CM stressed that the government is committed to improving infrastructure in rural areas. He explained that better roads will make travel easier for people and help boost economic activities in the villages.
This visit is a part of the state’s ongoing efforts to improve rural infrastructure. Local officials and residents were thankful for the new roads, which they believe will help the region grow and develop further.
Bhatti Vikramarka also shared that the government is focused on making long-term improvements in rural areas. He assured the people of Khammam that their needs would be a priority, and the government would continue to work towards their overall welfare.
With these new road projects, the Deputy CM’s visit highlights the state government’s dedication to improving infrastructure and raising the standard of living for people in rural Telangana.
