Archive · 14 Nov 2025
Nizam Sugar Factory to Reopen, Govt Adviser Sudarshan Reddy Announces
A special advisor to the government, P. Sudarshan Reddy, said that an old factory called the Nizam Sugar Factory is going to open again soon.
He explained that the government really cares about schools and hospitals, especially for people who don't have much money.
He also said that the previous leaders didn't use the state's money wisely and that the current government has already helped farmers by canceling a lot of their debts.
Besides the factory, they are also planning to build a new college for farming students.
New roads are also being built, and a special guesthouse is being made near a temple.
This shows the government is working hard to help everyone in the state.
State government adviser P. Sudarshan Reddy announced that the Nizam Sugar Factory will be reopened soon.
Reddy emphasized the government's top priority is strengthening the medical and education sectors for the benefit of the public, especially the poor.
TPCC president B. Mahesh Kumar Goud highlighted the Congress government's waiver of ₹21,000 crore in loans within 15 months.
New development projects announced include an agricultural college, a ₹350-crore road project, and a ₹4-crore tourism guest house near a temple.
Both Reddy and Goud criticized the previous BRS government, alleging derailment of development and misuse of public funds, particularly concerning the Kaleshwaram project.
- Who
- State government adviser and Congress MLA P. Sudarshan Reddy, along with TPCC president B. Mahesh Kumar Goud
- What
- Announced the reopening of the Nizam Sugar Factory, highlighted the government's focus on health and education, and criticized the previous BRS government's spending, while also detailing new development projects.
- When
- Thursday (implied recent)
- Where
- Nizamabad, Telangana
- Why
- To inform the public about government priorities and development plans, and to garner support by highlighting achievements and criticizing the opposition.
Congress
BRS (Former Government)
Development and Fund Utilization
Congress
State government adviser P. Sudarshan Reddy and TPCC president B. Mahesh Kumar Goud allege that the previous BRS government derailed development and misused public funds, citing ₹1,20,000 crore poured into the Kaleshwaram project.
BRS (Former Government)
The previous BRS government is accused of derailing development, though specific counter-arguments on fund utilization from their side are not detailed in the provided text.
- Key Announcement
- Nizam Sugar Factory to be reopened
- Government Focus
- Medical and education sectors, health and education services
- New Agricultural College
- To be established within the university
- Sanctioned Road Projects
- ₹350 crore project (Karimnagar-Dharmapuri-Kondagattu-Vemulawada-Limbadri Gutta to Basar) and a new road from Karimnagar to Nizamabad
- Tourism Guest House
- ₹4 crore sanctioned for Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple at Bheemgal-Limbadri Gutta
- Loan Waivers
- ₹21,000 crore waived in 15 months by the Congress government
