Kurnool: Social welfare minister Dola Sree Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy laid the foundation stone for a girls’ hostel in Kamepalli, Prakasam district, on Saturday. The hostel is being constructed at a cost of Rs 1.94 Cr. The leaders also participated in the ‘Swarnandhra-Swachha Diwas’ programme in Kondapi.Speaking on the occasion, the minister said Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu is focused on Vision Swarnandhra-2047, while Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan has initiated the Palle Panduga programme for rural development. He criticised the previous YSRC regime for poor sanitation, stressing that garbage and waste materials were common in villages. However, under the current coalition government, waste is systematically collected through panchayats and transported to dumping yards. He highlighted that after the new government took charge, cement roads worth over Rs 60 lakh have been constructed in the panchayat.He urged people to support the campaign against single-use plastic and actively participate in the Swarnandhra-Swachha Andhra programme to make Kondapi a cleaner town. State Maritime Board chairman Damacherla Satyanarayana said within eight months of the government’s formation, development works worth approximately Rs 2 crore have been undertaken in the village. Social welfare minister Dola Sree Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy laid the foundation stone for a girls’ hostel in Kamepalli, Prakasam district, on Saturday. The hostel is being constructed at a cost of Rs 1.94 Cr. The leaders also participated in the ‘Swarnandhra-Swachha Diwas’ programme in Kondapi.Speaking on the occasion, the minister said Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu is focused on Vision Swarnandhra-2047, while Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan has initiated the Palle Panduga programme for rural development. He criticised the previous YSRC regime for poor sanitation, stressing that garbage and waste materials were common in villages. However, under the current coalition government, waste is systematically collected through panchayats and transported to dumping yards. He highlighted that after the new government took charge, cement roads worth over Rs 60 lakh have been constructed in the panchayat. He urged people to support the campaign against single-use plastic and actively participate in the Swarnandhra-Swachha Andhra programme to make Kondapi a cleaner town. State Maritime Board chairman Damacherla Satyanarayana said within eight months of the government’s formation, development works worth approximately `2 crore have been undertaken in the village.
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