Archive · 23 Dec 2025
APSPDCL Launches 'Currentolla Janabata' for Village Power Issues
The APSPDCL is starting a new program called 'Currentolla Janabata' to help fix electricity problems in villages.
On Monday, the energy minister will officially begin this program in Krishnapuram village.
Every Tuesday and Friday, electricity workers will visit villages to talk to people, check power lines, and fix any issues.
They will also trim tree branches near power lines and replace old or damaged poles.
The minister will also open a new power station in Mogarala village, which cost ₹4.50 crore to build.
This new station will help provide better electricity to Mogarala and nearby villages.
Additionally, 50 new jobs will be given to people under a special appointment program.
APSPDCL launches 'Currentolla Janabata' to address village-level power issues.
Programme inaugurated by Energy Minister Gottipati Ravi Kumar in Krishnapuram village.
Field staff to visit villages every Tuesday and Friday to inspect and resolve power issues.
New 33/11 kV substation inaugurated in Mogarala village, costing ₹4.50 crore.
50 candidates to receive employment under compassionate appointments.
- Who
- APSPDCL, Energy Minister Gottipati Ravi Kumar
- What
- Launch of 'Currentolla Janabata' programme and inauguration of a new substation
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Krishnapuram village and Mogarala village, Pakala mandal, Tirupati district
- Why
- To resolve electricity-related issues at the village level and improve power supply
- Programme Name
- Currentolla Janabata
- Launch Date
- Monday
- Launch Location
- Krishnapuram village, Pakala mandal, Tirupati district
- Inaugurated By
- Energy Minister Gottipati Ravi Kumar
- Substation Cost
- ₹4.50 crore
- New Substation Location
- Mogarala village, Pakala mandal
- Compassionate Appointments
- 50 candidates
