Archive · 2 Sep 2026
CMC Commissioner Inspects Gayatri Nagar Ward Through Daily Civic Drive
A city official visited a neighborhood to learn about local problems.
Commissioner Srijana walked through Gayatri Nagar Ward with other civic officials.
The visit was part of a programme called “One Ward Every Day.”
The programme brings municipal leaders directly into different neighborhoods.
Residents and local leaders talked about sanitation, waste, roads, and other needs.
They said it was easier to explain problems when officials saw the area themselves.
Srijana promised that important issues would be sent to the right departments quickly.
The programme is intended to make local government more responsive and accountable.
CMC Commissioner Srijana inspected Gayatri Nagar Ward under Kukatpally Zone on Tuesday morning.
The inspection began at 7:30 am near Gayatri Nagar’s Women’s Park.
The visit was part of the “One Ward Every Day” programme focused on sanitation and public amenities.
Residents, local leaders, and Allapur basthi association presidents raised infrastructure and waste-management concerns.
Srijana said actionable issues would be prioritized for prompt resolution by departmental heads.
- Who
- Cyberabad Municipal Corporation Commissioner Srijana, civic officials, residents, local leaders, and Allapur basthi association presidents.
- What
- A field inspection was held to assess sanitation, public amenities, infrastructure gaps, waste-management needs, and other community concerns.
- When
- Tuesday morning, beginning at 7:30 am.
- Where
- Gayatri Nagar Ward under the Kukatpally Zone, starting near Women’s Park in Hyderabad.
- Why
- To bring municipal leadership closer to residents, identify civic problems directly, and improve accountability and resolution of local issues.
- Programme
- “One Ward Every Day”
- Ward
- Gayatri Nagar Ward
- Municipal zone
- Kukatpally Zone
- Inspection start
- 7:30 am
- Starting location
- Women’s Park, Gayatri Nagar
- Lead official
- CMC Commissioner Srijana
- Follow-up
- Actionable issues are to be prioritized by the respective departmental heads