Archive · 25 Aug 2026
Nandyal Collector Orders Faster Progress on Water Projects
Nandyal Collector G Rajakumari reviewed a program meant to improve drinking water supplies.
She told officials to finish the approved projects quickly.
The district has already completed 2,103 projects in the first phase.
This achievement brought national-level recognition.
A National Water Mission team will visit several project sites soon.
However, some areas have not started any work in the second phase.
The Collector ordered officials to begin those works immediately.
She also asked them to record project locations and photos online and prepare for possible water shortages.
Collector G Rajakumari directed officials to accelerate Jaladhara-Jalaharathi works and complete all sanctioned projects on schedule.
Nandyal district completed 2,103 first-phase works and received national-level recognition.
The National Water Mission will inspect sites in Mithur, Jupadu Bungalow, and Nandikotkur mandals.
Phase-II work reportedly showed zero progress in Atmakur, Nandyal, Bandi Atmakur, Gospadu, and Mithur mandals.
Officials were ordered to geo-tag project sites, upload photographs, and take preventive steps against seasonal rural water shortages.
- Who
- Nandyal District Collector G Rajakumari, district officials, and departmental officials.
- What
- A review was held on drinking water supply and the implementation of Jaladhara-Jalaharathi projects.
- When
- Monday; the articles do not provide a calendar date.
- Where
- The meeting was held at PGRS Hall in Nandyal district; inspections are planned in Mithur, Jupadu Bungalow, and Nandikotkur mandals.
- Why
- To accelerate project execution, meet prescribed targets, monitor work, and prevent seasonal drinking water shortages in rural areas.
- First-phase works completed
- 2,103
- Recognition
- Nandyal district received national-level recognition for its first-phase performance.
- Planned inspection
- The National Water Mission will inspect field sites in Mithur, Jupadu Bungalow, and Nandikotkur mandals.
- Phase-II progress
- Zero progress was reported in Atmakur, Nandyal, Bandi Atmakur, Gospadu, and Mithur mandals.
- Required monitoring
- Officials must continuously monitor projects at the field level.
- Digital compliance
- Each project site must be geo-tagged and operational photographs uploaded to the designated tracking application.
- Seasonal preparedness
- Local authorities were told to take advance measures against rural drinking water stress.