Jogulamba Gadwal: State Tourism Minister Sri Nivas Goud visited the historical Jogulamba Temple in Alampur. Sri Nivas Goud inspected the development works being carried out at the temple premises.
For the convenience of devotees, the Tourism Department has taken up various initiatives such as food courts, annadanam centers, toilet blocks, banquet halls, canteens, 21 guest rooms, and electrification of the temple. Minister Sri Nivas Goud revealed that these basic amenities have been provided at a cost of Rs. 50 crores. The preparations for parks, beautification works, and completion of Tungabhadra Ghat works have been ordered to be completed by August, in time for the upcoming festival. Collector Valluri Kranthi and TSTDC Chairman Gellu Srinivas Yadav were also present during the program.
The Jogulamba Temple is a significant pilgrimage site in Telangana, attracting a large number of devotees from across the state and neighboring regions. The state government has been focusing on improving the infrastructure and facilities at such heritage sites to enhance the overall experience for visitors.
Sri Nivas Goud expressed his satisfaction with the progress of the ongoing works at the temple. He emphasized the importance of preserving and promoting the rich cultural heritage of Telangana and ensuring that devotees have a comfortable and convenient visit to the temple.
The development works at the Jogulamba Temple in Alampur are part of the state government’s efforts to boost tourism in Telangana. These initiatives not only contribute to the growth of the tourism sector but also create employment opportunities for the local population.
The completion of the development works at the Jogulamba Temple will not only enhance the religious significance of the site but also attract more tourists, thereby boosting the local economy. The state government remains committed to preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of Telangana and ensuring that visitors have a memorable experience during their visit to the state’s temples and historical sites.
In conclusion, the visit of Tourism Minister Sri Nivas Goud to the Jogulamba Temple in Alampur highlights the government’s efforts to improve infrastructure and facilities at heritage sites in Telangana. The ongoing development works at the temple will enhance the overall experience for devotees and attract more tourists, contributing to the growth of the tourism sector and the local economy.
