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Tirupati Municipal Corporation to take up civic works in newly merged panchayats soon
C Hari Kiran, Commissioner of Tirupati Municipal Corporation (TMC), said on Monday that proposals worth Rs 200 crore were sent to the state government for laying drinking water pipelines and roads to the newly merged panchayats like MR Palli, Rajiv Nagar and TN Pallyam.
Tirupati: C Hari Kiran, Commissioner of Tirupati Municipal Corporation (TMC), said on Monday that proposals worth Rs 200 crore were sent to the state government for laying drinking water pipelines and roads to the newly merged panchayats like MR Palli, Rajiv Nagar and TN Pallyam.
Highlights:
- The corporation sent `200 crore worth proposals to the government
- Commissioner says funds will be utilised for laying drinking water pipelines and roads
Speaking to the media in his chamber the commissioner stated that 10 special officers will visit the 50 divisions to resolve civic issues. He pointed out each special officer will visit 5 divisions. Hari Kiran said that the corporation has been trying to resolve civic issues at division level.
The commissioner directed special officers to visit all the corporation schools on next Tuesday and inspect toilets. “I have told them to ensure cleanliness and running water supply in toilets, maintenance of doors and creation of good ambiance in and around toilets,” he added. The municipal engineering wing will take up repair and maintenance works of toilets in schools based on the feedback given by special officers. Earlier, the commissioner received petitions from the people.
