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Kaleshwaram project's Package-9 witnessed a successful trial run at the Malakpet Reservoir. One pump had already been tested and now the second pump has also completed its trial run from 12:40 pm to 1:40 pm on Sunday. This is the second trial run conducted, following the first one on the 23rd. Both pumps have been successful, as stated by Minister KTR and District Collector Harsham.

With an estimated cost of 1,500 crores, the construction work for the tunnel project has begun to meet the demand for water in the surrounding areas. However, the farmers are still not satisfied with the government's efforts. After the state formation, Minister KTR promised to provide water from the Godavari river through the Kaleshwaram project. The 9th package of the project aims to provide water to Singasamudram Cheruvu in Narma Mallegudem Mandal, near Godavari river, with the help of gravity. They have constructed underground tunnels for a distance of 12.3 km from Rampapagutta to Malkapet.

The construction work for three reservoirs in Malakpet has cost around 500 crores. Two electric motors with a capacity of 30 MW each have been installed to lift water from Sarjipool to fulfill the required 1100 cusecs of water. One motor has already started lifting 550 cusecs of water. They have also constructed six bunds covering a distance of 5 km, with each bund having a kilometer of length. In order to lift water from Sarjipool, they have established a separate 33/11 KV electrical substation with a capacity of 90 MW.

The successful trial run of the Malakpet Reservoir has brought hope among the people in the surrounding areas. The Minister, Ramanna, has assured that he will fulfill their aspirations. Upon completion of this project, around one lakh acres of land will receive water. The construction work for the canals from Malkapet Reservoir to Singasamudram Cheruvu in Bhattal Cheruvu, Gambhiravupeta Mandal, is in progress. The construction work for these canals will help in supplying water to the fields.

In Sirisilla district, a total of 64,470 acres, in Vemulawada district, 31,680 acres of land have received water. In Sirisilla Mandal, 8,750 acres, in Ellareddipeta Mandal, 29,875 acres, in Gambhiravupeta Mandal, 9,279 acres, in Mustabad Mandal, 9,599 acres, in Vemulavada Urban Mandal, 7,805 acres, in Vemulavada Rural Mandal, 1,000 acres, in Konaraopet Mandal, 22,875 acres, and in Veernapalli Mandal, 6,967 acres of land have received water. Out of these, 60 acres are newly irrigated land and 26,150 acres are under stabilization.

Transgender | Vemulawada: This young man, who is living a happy life with a transgender person for five years, got married on Saturday. The details of this wedding, which took place at Rajanna Siricilla district's Vemulawada town's Rajanna temple, are as follows.

Shrinivas, a 23-year-old from Hyderabad, and Pinky, a hijra from Narsampet town in Warangal district, got introduced through mutual acquaintances. Both of them have been living together for five years. They decided to get married with the understanding of each other's feelings. Along with their relatives, they came to Vemulawada and got married in the Rajanna temple.

While Shrinivas has completed his degree and currently works in a private job, both of them happily celebrated their marriage, giving a positive message to the media.

Vemulavada, June 16: Raghuram (28), who went to work in the Gulf from Vemulavada Subhash Nagar, died in a road accident while traveling to the Gulf. This news has left Vemulavada in grief. Raghuram was working at a petrol bank in Kuwait. On the 9th of this month, Raghuram was crossing the road when he was hit by a vehicle and died.

Upon hearing the news of his death, family members burst into tears. The President of the Telangana Employees Union in the Gulf, Chintalathana Praveen, the Vice President Tirupati, and the company officials are making arrangements to send Raghuram's mortal remains to his hometown. Family members were informed that Raghuram's body would be brought to Vemulavada on Saturday.