Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Collector Directs PMAGY Fund Utilization for Village Development
Imagine the government has money to make villages better.
The collector, who's like the boss, told other officials to use this money wisely.
The money is for improving villages where many people from a certain group live.
In the first stage, three villages got improvements like better schools and water.
Now, the officials have to show they spent the money correctly.
Also, the government has picked nine more villages that will also get improvements.
The money will be used to fix schools, make sure everyone has clean water, and build roads.
Kurnool District Collector directed officials to utilise PMAGY funds for village development.
The objective is to develop villages with a significant Dalit population.
Three villages were developed in the first phase, including Boddhvanipalle and Naranapuram.
Officials must submit utilisation certificates for completed works within two days.
Nine additional villages have been selected for Phase 2 of the scheme.
- Who
- District Collector P. Ranjith Basha and various officials.
- What
- Utilisation of PMAGY funds for village development.
- When
- The announcement was made at a convergence committee meeting on Thursday.
- Where
- Kurnool district.
- Why
- To comprehensively develop villages, especially those with a significant Dalit population.
- Scheme Name
- Pradhan Mantri Adarsh Gram Yojana (PMAGY)
- District Collector
- P. Ranjith Basha
- Primary Objective
- Village development for villages with significant Dalit population.
- Phase 1 Villages
- Boddhvanipalle, Naranapuram, Chagi, Enugabala
- Phase 2 Villages
- Marlamadiki, Nuthanapalle, Makadona, Nagarur, Uppalapadu, Budur, Gudipadu, K Nagalapuram, Machapuram
- Key Projects
- School/Anganwadi repairs, water filter beds, approach roads