Archive · 12 Aug 2026
Kalyandurg MLA distributes bicycles, pledges relief to farmers
A leader named Amilineni Surendra Babu is the MLA of a place called Kalyandurg.
On Tuesday, he visited a small village called Chapiri.
He gave bicycles to students who live in rural areas.
The bicycles are part of a plan called 'Vidyachakram' that helps children travel to school.
A group called SRC is giving 7,300 bicycles, and they cost about Rs5 crore.
He also promised to help farmers who gave up their land for a canal project.
Those farmers will get Rs1,00,000 for every acre of land.
The government also set aside Rs10,190 crore for a program called 'Thalliki Vandanam' to support children's education.
There is also a plan to build a big industrial corridor in Thimmasamudram.
This might bring jobs so people do not have to move away to find work.
Kalyandurg MLA Amilineni Surendra Babu distributed bicycles to rural students at Chapiri village during the 'Intintiki TDP' campaign.
The SRC organization is providing 7,300 bicycles worth Rs5 crore across the constituency under the 'Vidyachakram' initiative.
He pledged Rs1,00,000 per acre from personal funds to farmers who surrendered land for the canal project.
The Alliance government allocated Rs10,190 crore under 'Thalliki Vandanam' to cover all studying children per home.
Plans were announced for a 4,200-acre industrial corridor in Thimmasamudram to curb migration.
- Who
- Kalyandurg MLA Amilineni Surendra Babu and the Alliance government
- What
- Distributed bicycles to rural students and announced compensation for farmers, education funding, and an industrial corridor plan
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Chapiri village in the Kalyandurg constituency
- Why
- To support students' education, compensate farmers who surrendered land for the canal project, and curb migration
- Event
- Intintiki TDP campaign
- Bicycle initiative
- Vidyachakram
- Bicycles provided
- 7,300 bicycles worth Rs5 crore by SRC organization
- Farmer compensation pledge
- Rs1,00,000 per acre for land surrendered for the canal project
- Education allocation
- Rs10,190 crore under 'Thalliki Vandanam'
- Industrial corridor
- 4,200 acres in Thimmasamudram