Archive · 19 Aug 2026
Komatireddy Launches Rs 23.85 Crore Nalgonda Development Works
Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy started several construction projects in Nalgonda.
The projects include a bridge and new roads.
Together, the two newly launched works cost Rs 23.85 crore.
The city is also getting an Outer Ring Road.
More roads and drains are being built inside the town.
The government is constructing 12 water tanks to improve drinking water supply.
Electricity substations, parks and crematoriums are also planned or being developed.
Officials said the improvements should help Nalgonda grow more quickly.
Komatireddy Venkat Reddy laid foundation stones for development projects worth Rs 23.85 crore in Nalgonda.
A Rs 9.40-crore project will build a high-level bridge and roads from ST Colony to Addanki Road.
Road improvements between the BSNL office near Panagal and the District Education Officer’s office will cost Rs 14.45 crore.
An Outer Ring Road costing Rs 900 crore and Rs 500 crore of internal CC roads and drainage works are under way.
The government is constructing 12 water tanks costing Rs 125 crore to support 24-hour drinking water supply.
- Who
- Roads, Buildings and Cinematography Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy, along with district and municipal officials.
- What
- Foundation stones were laid and bhoomi puja was performed for development works worth Rs 23.85 crore.
- When
- Tuesday.
- Where
- Various divisions of Nalgonda Municipal Corporation, including Division 3 and areas near Panagal.
- Why
- To improve roads, bridges and civic infrastructure and develop Nalgonda into a problem-free city.
- New project value
- Rs 23.85 crore
- Bridge and road project
- Rs 9.40 crore, from ST Colony through Sheshamma Gudem to Addanki Road
- Road improvement project
- Rs 14.45 crore, covering about three kilometres near Panagal
- Outer Ring Road
- Under construction around Nalgonda at a cost of Rs 900 crore
- Internal infrastructure
- CC roads and drainage works worth Rs 500 crore are progressing within the town
- Water tanks
- 12 tanks are being built at a cost of Rs 125 crore; one has been completed
- Electricity infrastructure
- Substations costing Rs 3 crore each have been sanctioned for major colonies and peripheral villages