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Khammam Chili Market Yard Renovation Nearing Completion
The Khammam Chili Market Yard is getting a big upgrade.
Officials say the first part of the project will be done by February 15.
They are building new market sheds and adding things like LED price displays, CCTV cameras, and places for farmers to stay.
The government is spending Rs 155.30 crore on this project.
Five out of seven planned sheds are already finished.
They are also adding toilets, water tanks, and safety features.
The goal is to make trading easier and more comfortable for farmers.
Renovation of Khammam Chili Market Yard expected to be completed by February 15.
First phase includes construction of additional market sheds and related structures.
Modern facilities such as LED price displays, CCTV surveillance, and farmer amenities are being added.
Government has sanctioned Rs 155.30 crore for the project, with the first phase costing Rs 114.96 crore.
Five out of seven planned sheds have been completed, along with essential infrastructure like toilets and safety features.
- Who
- Agriculture and Cooperation department Secretary Surendra Mohan, District Collector Anudeep Durishetty, and other officials
- What
- Renovation of Khammam Chili Market Yard
- Where
- Khammam, Telangana
- When
- Expected completion by February 15
- Why
- To modernize the market yard and facilitate smooth chili trading
Key facts
- Project Completion Date
- February 15
- Total Project Cost
- Rs 155.30 crore
- First Phase Cost
- Rs 114.96 crore
- Number of Sheds Planned
- 7
- Number of Sheds Completed
- 5
- Key Facilities
- LED price displays, CCTV surveillance, canteens, primary health centres, solar power, weighing bridges, shaded horticultural plantations
- Essential Infrastructure
- toilets, overhead tanks, RO plants, pump rooms, security walls, high-mast lighting, fire safety pipelines
Sources
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