Archive · 3 Oct 2026
Nellore Sports Complex and Stadium Foundation Laid
A new sports complex and cricket stadium are planned at Government Polytechnic College in Nellore.
Minister P Narayana laid the foundation stone for the project.
He said work would start soon and happen in three phases.
He also marked the start of plans for a water treatment plant at the college.
During the visit, he planted trees and joined people cleaning roads.
Sanitation workers were thanked for their work.
Narayana asked people to help keep Andhra Pradesh clean.
He also said more waste-to-energy plants are being built.
Minister P Narayana laid the foundation stone for a cricket stadium and sports complex at Government Polytechnic College in Nellore.
The project is planned in three phases, with work expected to begin immediately.
Narayana also performed a bhumi puja for a water treatment plant on the college premises and planted saplings.
He joined a cleanliness drive under the Swachh Andhra–Swachh Bharat programme, and sanitation workers were felicitated.
Narayana said waste-to-energy plants were operating in Visakhapatnam and Guntur, with eight more being established.
- Who
- Municipal Administration Minister P Narayana, along with local officials and representatives.
- What
- The foundation stone was laid for a cricket stadium and sports complex; a water treatment plant was also marked with a bhumi puja.
- When
- Friday.
- Where
- Government Polytechnic College in Nellore.
- Why
- To develop sports infrastructure and support cleanliness and waste-management initiatives.
- Sports project
- A modern cricket stadium and sports complex at Government Polytechnic College.
- Construction plan
- Works are to commence immediately and be completed in three phases.
- Other campus project
- A water treatment plant is planned on the college premises.
- Cleanliness event
- Narayana joined a road-cleaning drive, and sanitation workers were felicitated.
- Monthly campaign
- Narayana said Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu dedicated the third Saturday of every month to cleanliness.
- Waste-to-energy plants
- Plants were operating in Visakhapatnam and Guntur, with eight more being established, according to Narayana.