Archive · 11 Jan 2026
Govt. Steps Up to Address Kidney Disease in Tiruvuru
The government is working hard to help people in Tiruvuru who have kidney problems.
They are bringing clean water from the Krishna River to homes by the end of January.
They are also fixing the water supply system for ₹350 crore.
Doctors are providing free medicine and dialysis to patients.
The Kesineni Foundation is giving food packages to 624 people with kidney disease.
The government is also planning to build new roads and bridges in April.
Everyone is working together to make sure people stay healthy.
Government to supply Krishna River water to Tiruvuru, A. Konduru, and Gampalagudem by end of January.
₹350 crore allocated for additional repairs to ensure uninterrupted water supply.
Nephrology services strengthened with free medicines, dialysis, and special medical teams.
Kesineni Foundation distributing monthly nutrition kits to 624 kidney patients.
Infrastructure projects, including Gampalagudem–Kattaleru bridge, to begin in April.
- Who
- Government officials, including Collector Dr. G. Lakshmisha and MP Kesineni Sivanath (Chinni)
- What
- Efforts to address kidney disease through water supply, medical care, and nutrition support
- When
- Water supply by end of January, infrastructure works in April
- Where
- Tiruvuru Assembly constituency, NTR district, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To provide a permanent solution to kidney ailments prevalent in the region
- Location
- Tiruvuru, NTR district, Andhra Pradesh
- Key Officials
- Collector Dr. G. Lakshmisha, MP Kesineni Sivanath (Chinni)
- Project
- Krishna River Water Supply
- Project Cost
- ₹350 crore
- Nutrition Kits
- 624 kidney patients
- Dialysis Patients
- 23 in A. Konduru
- Timeline
- Water supply by end of January, infrastructure works in April
