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Telangana Announces ₹9,053 Crore Development Projects in Kodangal

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Telangana CM Revanth Reddy launched 13 development works worth ₹9,053.48 crore in Kodangal, including roads, irrigation and education projects.

By News National Editorial Team

Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has laid foundation stones for 13 development works estimated to cost ₹9,053.48 crore in the Kodangal constituency, with projects covering roads, irrigation, education, transport and skill development.

The announcements were made during the Chief Minister’s visit to the constituency on November 9. According to Telangana Today, one of the largest projects is Radial Road-2, estimated at ₹5,060 crore, which is planned to connect Kothwalguda and Nacharam.

The programme also includes 223 new and incomplete bituminous road works with an estimated cost of ₹1,410 crore. Another major component is the second phase of the Makthal–Narayanpet–Kodangal Lift Irrigation Scheme, estimated at ₹2,100 crore.

Education-related works include 10 Telangana Public Schools, with a reported allocation of ₹118.80 crore, and an agricultural college in Kodangal estimated to cost ₹123 crore.

The development package also includes modern bus stations in Kodangal, Kosgi and Maddur, with a combined estimated cost of ₹41.83 crore. A skill development centre under the National Academy of Construction and an integrated divisional office complex in Maddur are among the other proposed facilities.

Additional projects mentioned in the announcement include road works, religious institutions, a tourism hotel in the Hakimpet Industrial Corridor and an EcoPalm oil factory.

The projects are intended to improve connectivity and public infrastructure in the region. The road and irrigation components are particularly significant for rural communities, where transport links and reliable water access can affect agriculture, access to services and local economic activity.

However, the foundation-stone ceremonies mark the announcement and initiation of projects; they do not mean that the works have been completed. Their eventual impact will depend on administrative approvals, funding, construction schedules and implementation.

Residents will be watching for progress on the projects, particularly the road and irrigation works, as the government moves from announcements to execution.

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