Archive · 19 Jul 2026
Minister Stresses Welfare, Development in Khammam
Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy visited Khammam district to lay the foundation stone for a new BT road and a gram panchayat office building.
He emphasized the government's focus on welfare and development, directing officials to speed up the implementation of welfare schemes and development programs.
The minister advised farmers to cultivate irrigated dry (ID) crops instead of traditional crops due to predictions of deficit rainfall caused by the El Niño effect.
He also instructed officials to ensure timely delivery of benefits to beneficiaries and to remove obstacles hindering stalled tenders.
The minister stressed the importance of coordination among departments to achieve rapid progress in development works.
Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy laid the foundation stone for a BT road and a gram panchayat office building in Khammam district.
The minister emphasized the government's focus on welfare and development, directing officials to speed up the implementation of welfare schemes and development programs.
He advised farmers to cultivate irrigated dry (ID) crops due to predicted deficit rainfall caused by the El Niño effect.
The minister instructed officials to ensure timely delivery of benefits to beneficiaries and to remove obstacles hindering stalled tenders.
He stressed the importance of coordination among departments to achieve rapid progress in development works.
- Who
- Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy
- What
- Laying foundation stone for BT road and gram panchayat office building, advising farmers on crop cultivation, directing officials on welfare schemes and development programs
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- Khammam district, Telangana
- Why
- To prioritize welfare and development in Telangana, ensure timely delivery of benefits, and advise farmers on crop cultivation due to predicted deficit rainfall
Government Perspective
Farmers' Perspective
Crop Cultivation Advice
Government Perspective
The government advises farmers to cultivate irrigated dry (ID) crops due to predicted deficit rainfall.
Farmers' Perspective
Farmers may prefer traditional crops and could face challenges adapting to ID crops.
- Event
- Foundation stone laying for BT road and gram panchayat office building
- Location
- Khammam district, Telangana
- Cost of BT Road
- ₹2.52 crore
- Minister
- Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy
- Focus Areas
- Welfare schemes, development programs, and timely delivery of benefits
- Weather Concern
- Predicted deficit rainfall due to El Niño effect
- Advice to Farmers
- Cultivate irrigated dry (ID) crops instead of traditional crops
- Official Directives
- Speed up implementation of welfare schemes and development programs