Archive · 12 Oct 2026
Anantapur Leaders Launch Rajiv Colony Road Under Palle Panduga
Leaders in Anantapur started building a concrete road in Rajiv Colony.
The work is part of a government programme called Palle Panduga.
The state has approved Rs 11,085 crore for rural development projects under its third phase.
These projects include roads, drains, farm ponds and Mini Gokulams.
Leaders said better village infrastructure can help the state grow.
They also said basic services should reach rural areas.
Anantapur MP and MLA Daggupati Prasad launched CC road construction in Rajiv Colony on Sunday.
The work is part of the state government’s Palle Panduga programme.
The state has sanctioned rural development works worth Rs 11,085 crore under Palle Panduga 3.0.
The programme includes CC and BT roads, drainage channels, Mini Gokulams and farm ponds.
Leaders said village infrastructure is important to wider state development and promised basic amenities for rural areas.
- Who
- Anantapur MP and MLA Daggupati Prasad launched the road work.
- What
- Construction began on a cement-concrete road under the Palle Panduga programme.
- When
- Sunday; the article does not provide a calendar date.
- Where
- Rajiv Colony, Anantapur.
- Why
- The programme aims to improve rural infrastructure and living standards.
- Programme
- Palle Panduga 3.0
- Project site
- Rajiv Colony, Anantapur
- Work launched
- Cement-concrete road construction
- Sanctioned rural works
- Rs 11,085 crore
- Other listed works
- Bitumen roads, drainage channels, Mini Gokulams and farm ponds
- Programme leaders named
- Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan