Archive · 7 Sep 2026
Chief Minister Announces Rs 339 Crore Nakrekal Development Package
Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy visited Nakrekal and announced many development projects.
The projects together are worth about Rs 339 crore.
They include a new hospital, schools, roads and government offices.
Money was also given to support women’s self-help groups.
The government said it would work to fill about 60 tanks with canal water.
More roads and an underpass were also discussed.
The Nakrekal mini stadium may receive Rs 10 crore for improvement.
The local MLA also asked for an engineering college.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy announced or launched projects worth Rs 339 crore in Nakrekal.
The package includes a 100-bed government hospital, an integrated school, road works and new government offices.
A Rs 127 crore cheque was handed over for women’s self-help group development.
Funds were promised to fill around 60 tanks through the Asifnagar Canal and improve connecting roads.
Nakrekal MLA Vemula Veeresham said development and welfare would remain the government’s priorities.
- Who
- Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, Nakrekal MLA Vemula Veeresham and the Telangana state government.
- What
- Projects and welfare measures worth Rs 339 crore were announced, launched or supported in Nakrekal.
- When
- During the Chief Minister’s visit to Nakrekal; Veeresham discussed the announcements at a press conference on Sunday.
- Where
- Nakrekal constituency, including Nakrekal, Chityala and Kattangur.
- Why
- To accelerate development and welfare programmes in the constituency.
- Total package
- Rs 339 crore in announced or launched projects
- Government hospital
- 100-bed Government Area Hospital costing Rs 32 crore
- Education projects
- Young India Integrated School at Rs 200 crore and Telangana Public School at Rs 9.85 crore
- Road works
- Rs 45.60 crore for road works and Rs 17.50 crore for Nakrekal urban roads
- Women’s self-help groups
- Rs 127 crore cheque handed over for development
- Water assurance
- Funds promised to fill around 60 tanks through the Asifnagar Canal
- Mini stadium
- Rs 10 crore assured for development of the Nakrekal mini stadium