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Telangana Govt to build quarters, school at Raj Bhavan
If things fall in place, as many as 185 staff members of Raj Bhavan will get housing facility and a school for their wards by September next year. The State government is planning to construct housing and school complexes adjacent to the Raj Bhavan by spending Rs 95.50 crore.
Chief Minister lays foundation stone for the structures on Raj Bhavan premises
Hyderabad: If things fall in place, as many as 185 staff members of Raj Bhavan will get housing facility and a school for their wards by September next year. The State government is planning to construct housing and school complexes adjacent to the Raj Bhavan by spending Rs 95.50 crore.
Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Wednesday laid the foundation stone for the project near Raj Bhavan. Governor ESL Narasimhan and his wife Vimala Narasimhan also participated in the programme.
After performing pujas, the Chief Minister visited a photo expo organised on the premises and interacted with the officials. Chandrashekar Rao made some suggestions to them on the design and plan of the model house.
Construction of a multi-storey school building will also be taken up to accommodate 500 students. As per the plan, a community hall and barracks for police and security personnel will also be built on the premises.
The government had already sanctioned Rs 87 crore for the project. Finance Minister E Rajender, Irrigation Minister T Harish Rao, Major Industries Minister Jupally Krishna Rao and officials were present.
