Archive · 24 Aug 2026
Ponnam Prabhakar Launches Telangana Rural Grievance Redressal Drive
Ponnam Prabhakar started a programme to listen to people in villages.
The programme is called ‘Palle Palleku Ponnam Anna – Pallello Praja Palana’.
It will cover 173 villages in the Husnabad Assembly constituency.
In the first phase, he visited five villages.
He spoke with farmers, women’s groups, young people and other residents.
Officials must write down people’s problems and try to solve them quickly.
Problems needing more help will be sent to the right government departments.
The minister also opened health centres and other village facilities.
He asked farmers to save water and consider growing oil palm instead of paddy.
Ponnam Prabhakar launched the ‘Palle Palleku Ponnam Anna – Pallello Praja Palana’ programme in Saidapur mandal.
The initiative aims to address grievances across all 173 villages in the Husnabad Assembly constituency.
During its first phase, Prabhakar visited five villages and met farmers, women’s self-help groups, youth and other residents.
Officials were instructed to record complaints, resolve them within set timeframes or refer them to relevant departments.
The minister inaugurated health centres, a self-help group building and a school kitchen shed while reviewing welfare schemes.
- Who
- Telangana Transport and BC Welfare Minister Ponnam Prabhakar, village residents and government officials.
- What
- The ‘Palle Palleku Ponnam Anna – Pallello Praja Palana’ programme was launched to record and resolve rural grievances.
- When
- The first phase began with the programme’s launch; no specific date was provided.
- Where
- Saidapur mandal and villages in the Husnabad Assembly constituency, including Duddednapalli, Eklaspur, Somaram, Vennampalli and Arepalli.
- Why
- To address public complaints at the grassroots level and improve implementation of welfare and local development measures.
- Programme
- ‘Palle Palleku Ponnam Anna – Pallello Praja Palana’
- Launch location
- Saidapur mandal
- Target coverage
- All 173 villages in the Husnabad Assembly constituency
- First-phase villages
- Duddednapalli, Eklaspur, Somaram, Vennampalli and Arepalli
- Grievance process
- Officials will record complaints, resolve them within a specified timeframe or refer them to concerned departments.
- Facilities inaugurated
- Palle Dawakhana health centres, a self-help group building and a school kitchen shed
- Agricultural advice
- Farmers were urged to conserve water and consider oil-palm cultivation as an alternative to paddy.