Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Minister Promises Development at Nagoba Jatara
Minister Konda Surekha visited the Nagoba Jatara, a big tribal festival.
She promised to improve the Nagoba Temple and help build houses in forest areas.
She told the Adivasi people not to break forest laws but assured she would help with their problems.
Many people from different states came to the festival.
The government has given money to build houses, and the minister wants more money to develop the temple.
Other leaders also spoke about helping the Adivasi community.
Minister Konda Surekha attended the Nagoba Jatara, the second biggest tribal festival in the region.
She promised to improve facilities at the Nagoba Temple and ensure salaries for temple staff.
Surekha assured efforts to build 500 Indiramma houses in forest areas while adhering to forest laws.
She requested ₹22 crore for the development of the Nagoba Temple and declared a holiday for the event.
Thousands of devotees from Telangana and neighboring states participated in the festival.
- Who
- Minister Konda Surekha, Adivasi community, and government officials
- What
- Nagoba Jatara festival and development promises
- When
- Thursday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Keslapur Indravelli, Adilabad district, Telangana
- Why
- To address issues and development needs of the Adivasi community
- Event
- Nagoba Jatara
- Location
- Keslapur Indravelli, Adilabad district
- Participants
- Thousands of devotees from Telangana and neighboring states
- Funding
- ₹22 crore requested for Nagoba Temple development
- Housing
- 500 Indiramma houses planned in forest areas
- Budget
- ₹156 crore released for 16,405 Indiramma houses in Adilabad
- Key Figures
- Minister Konda Surekha, MLA Vedma Bojju, MLA Payal Shankar, Collector Rajarshi Shah