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Government to develop Warangal city on the lines of State capital
Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao was according great importance to the development of Warangal city on the lines of the State capital, said Deputy Chief Minister K Srihari. He participated in a programme organised to distribute title deeds to about 86 residents of GWMC’s 38th division at Srinivas Nagar Colony in Hanamkonda on Wednesday under land regularisation scheme.
Warangal: Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao was according great importance to the development of Warangal city on the lines of the State capital, said Deputy Chief Minister K Srihari. He participated in a programme organised to distribute title deeds to about 86 residents of GWMC’s 38th division at Srinivas Nagar Colony in Hanamkonda on Wednesday under land regularisation scheme.
Addressing the gathering, he said that the distribution of title deeds to the residents was a visible proof of the benefits that a separate Telangana State could offer to the people. Though the residents bought the land and built homes 50 years ago, they could have the title of the property as previous government neglected public’s demand to regularise the land.
A nominal fee of Rs 50 per square yard was collected for regularising the land, the Deputy Chief Minister said and directed the local revenue officials to register the lands immediately. Speaking on the occasion, Warangal Mayor N Narender said that the State government was striving to develop the city as ‘slum-free city.’
As part of its commitment, the government has additionally sanctioned 15,000 double-bed room houses in the city this year, he added.
MLA D Vinay Bhasker said that the regularisation of lands has become possible due to the support and encouragement extended by Deputy Chief Minister Srihari and Chief Minister Chandrashekar Rao.
In Warangal (West) the development works worth Rs 21 crore were being taken up, he added. Later, at a meeting organised at the Collectorate, the Deputy Chief Minister reviewed the progress of works relating to roads and buildings in the district along with the Roads & Buildings Minister, T Nageshwara Rao.
Speaking to the media after the review meeting, Minister Nageshwara Rao informed that it was planned to lay a national highway connecting the newly proposed barrages and projects on River Godavari to Maharashtra border. He said that a detailed project report (DPR) was already prepared and submitted to the Centre.
Similarly, the works of a 350- km long highway from Bhadrachalam to Koutala in Adilabad via Eturunagaram were under progress. The Minister informed that about 170 works at a cost of Rs 1100 crore were being executed in Warangal district. The works include laying of a two-lane road connecting mandal headquarters with district headquarters, he added.
District Collector V Karuna, Joint Collector Prashanth J Patil, officials of the Roads & Buildings and elected representatives were present.
