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TGSPDCL Plans Network Upgrades to Strengthen Telangana Power Supply
TGSPDCL wants to make electricity service more reliable in parts of Telangana.
The work will focus on the Chevella area.
New power connections between feeders will allow electricity to be redirected when needed.
This could reduce interruptions for consumers.
Another power line will be extended to give a substation an alternate supply source.
Officials will use drones to study and map power lines.
The maps will help workers find problems and plan repairs.
Jitesh V. Patil also checked safety practices and gave workers improved climbing equipment.
TGSPDCL will strengthen the 33 KV and 11 KV network in Chevella, Ranga Reddy district.
A five-kilometre 33 KV interlink will connect the Alur, Dharmasagar and Pudur feeders.
The Chegur-Shabad 33 KV feeder will be extended by about seven kilometres.
Drone surveys will map the network, identify deficiencies and support maintenance planning.
CMD Jitesh V. Patil reviewed field operations and distributed modern pole-climbing equipment to staff.
- Who
- Telangana Southern Power Distribution Company Limited and its CMD, Jitesh V. Patil.
- What
- TGSPDCL is strengthening power networks, adding feeder links, extending a feeder and conducting drone-based network mapping.
- Where
- Chevella in Ranga Reddy district, Telangana, including Malkaram village and the Chegur-Shabad corridor.
- When
- During the Praja Bata–Basti Bata programme visit described in the report.
- Why
- To improve the reliability, flexibility and quality of electricity supply while strengthening employee safety and future maintenance planning.
Key facts
- Organization
- Telangana Southern Power Distribution Company Limited (TGSPDCL)
- Area of work
- Chevella, Ranga Reddy district, Telangana
- New interlink
- Approximately five kilometres between the Alur Feeder, Dharmasagar 33 KV Feeder and Pudur Feeder
- Feeder extension
- The Chegur-Shabad 33 KV feeder will be extended by about seven kilometres
- Network mapping
- Drone surveys will cover the 33 KV and 11 KV network
- Expected benefit
- Power can be shifted between substations when required, helping minimize interruptions
- Safety measure
- Modern pole-climbing equipment was distributed to operations and maintenance staff








