Archive · 10 Aug 2025
Pawan Kalyan to Expedite Road Projects for Tribal Areas
The government is building new roads in tribal areas to help people get around more easily.
Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan is in charge of making sure these roads get built.
They're using money from different government programs.
The roads are being built in places that are hard to reach, and it's taking longer because of the terrain and rain.
The aim is to help the tribal communities by giving them better access.
Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan is expediting road construction in tribal regions.
The Adavi Thalli Baata initiative aims to provide access to 625 tribal residential areas.
Road projects are funded by PM JANMAN, MGNREGA, and state funds.
Challenges include hilly terrains and rainfall affecting construction.
The goal is to create doli-free tribal hamlets with improved road infrastructure.
- Who
- Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan, state government, and tribal communities.
- What
- Expediting construction of new roads under the Adavi Thalli Baata initiative.
- When
- Ongoing.
- Where
- Tribal regions in the state.
- Why
- To provide improved access to tribal residential areas and create doli-free tribal hamlets.
- Initiative
- Adavi Thalli Baata
- Goal
- Provide access to 625 tribal residential areas
- Funding Sources
- PM JANMAN, MGNREGA, State Funds
- Challenges
- Hilly terrains, rainfall
- Funds Allocated (PM JANMAN)
- 555.6 crore
- Total Project Fund
- 1005 crore
