Archive · 26 Jul 2025
Irrigation Project Launches to Revitalize Tanks in Kurnool District
Imagine the government wants to make the land greener, like turning a desert into a garden!
They're doing this in a place called Rayalaseema by filling up 68 village tanks with water.
This project started a few years ago and cost a lot of money.
The current leaders are making sure everyone gets the help they need, unlike the old leaders, who were accused of not managing things well and focusing on the wrong priorities.
Now, they're making improvements like new roads and fixing up places for people to stay.
The new government also says they're keeping their promises to help people.
An irrigation project to fill 68 village tanks across three constituencies has been launched.
The project aims to convert Rayalaseema into a green belt.
The project was originally initiated in 2018-19 with an allocation of Rs 280 crore.
The current administration is delivering on welfare promises.
The minister criticized the previous government for alleged mismanagement.
- Who
- The project was launched by Labour Minister Vasamsetty Subhash.
- What
- An irrigation project was launched to fill 68 village tanks.
- When
- The inauguration ceremony was held on Friday.
- Where
- The project is in Kurnool district across Dhone, Pattikonda and Alur Assembly constituencies.
- Why
- To transform Rayalaseema into a green belt and provide water for irrigation.
- Project Goal
- Transform Rayalaseema into a green belt
- Number of Tanks
- 68
- Constituencies
- Dhone, Pattikonda, Alur
- Original Initiative
- 2018-19
- Initial Allocation
- Rs 280 crore