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Mahbubnagar will be made medical and IT hub, promises Manne
Manne Srinivas Reddy, TRS MP candidate from Mahbubnagar Parliamentary constituency, while intensifying his election campaigning in Mahbubnagar municipality areas such as Chinnadarpally, Koilkonda crossroad, Monappagutta, Rajendra Nagar, observed that with the initiatives taken up by the TRS government in the last five years, has set the foundation for the fast pace development and very soon Mahbubnagar district would be converted into a medical hub.
Mahbubnagar: Manne Srinivas Reddy, TRS MP candidate from Mahbubnagar Parliamentary constituency, while intensifying his election campaigning in Mahbubnagar municipality areas such as Chinnadarpally, Koilkonda crossroad, Monappagutta, Rajendra Nagar, observed that with the initiatives taken up by the TRS government in the last five years, has set the foundation for the fast pace development and very soon Mahbubnagar district would be converted into a medical hub.
While referring to two medical colleges, one government and the other private in Mahbubnagar and a large scale pharmaceutical special economic zone, Manne Srinivas Reddy said Mahbubnagar district was having all requirements to become a medical hub and for it to happen, he sought the support of the people and asked them to vote for TRS in the ensuing Parliament elections.
"The people of Palamuru have already given their full mandate for the TRS government in the State. I wish a similar mandate even in the Parliamentary elections, so that the pace of development can be doubled. As already there is large pharma special economic zone in Jadcherla and two leading medical colleges at Mahbubnagar, the city of Mahbubnagar is soon going to become a medical hub and with the IT park also coming in its proximity, it will also become an IT hub. This will generate large scale employment in the district and each and every individual will be employed and make a comfortable living. To make this happen, the people of the district must vote for TRS so that with better coordination at both the State and the Central level we can speed up the pace of development," said Manne Srinivas Reddy.
Excise Minister Srinivas Goud also took part in the road shows and rallies organised by the TRS activists. Speaking on the occasion, the minister enumerated the various path-breaking development initiatives taken up by the TRS government and said that to continue these welfare programmes with more effectiveness, the Central government support is very much important. For that, the TRS party must have its say in the Parliament and urged the people to vote for TRS candidate in the Parliament elections and help win all the 16 seats from Telangana.
"Manne Srinivas Reddy is a local of Nawabpet mandal; he is sincere and committed person, who knows the hardships of poor. If voted to power he would help in speeding up the pace of development and at the same time play a vital role in helping the local youth get employment opportunities in the district," said Srinivas Goud.
Adding further, the Minister said that very soon the Palamuru Ranga Reddy Lift Irrigation project in the district would be completed and all the lakes and ponds would be filled with Krishna water and help improve the irrigation facilities and boost the agriculture sector in the district.
