Minister Komatireddy launches infrastructure works worth ₹185 crore in Parigi
Telangana government ministers launched infrastructure projects worth ₹185 crore in the Parigi constituency, focusing on road development and housing. The government also highlighted recent recruitment efforts and plans to attract industrial investment to the region.
Why it matters
Infrastructure development and job creation are key indicators of regional economic growth and government performance in local governance.
Roads and Buildings Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy on Saturday said that the State government was committed to transforming Telangana into a ‘State without huts’ by providing permanent housing assistance to every eligible poor family.
Along with IT and Industries Minister D. Sridhar Babu, he laid the foundation stone for road construction and strengthening works worth ₹185.15 crore in the Parigi Assembly constituency.
Addressing a public meeting in Parigi, Mr. Venkat Reddy said that ₹900 crore had been sanctioned for road development in Vikarabad district.
He also highlighted the State government’s welfare measures, including the issuance of ration cards, distribution of fine rice and subsidised LPG cylinders.
Mr. Komatireddy said that the government had addressed youth unemployment by conducting Group-I, Group-II and other recruitment examinations, resulting in employment opportunities for 67,773 candidates. He also assured that work on the Lakshmidevipalli Project would be expedited and completed at the earliest.
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