Pawan Kalyan Launches Transformative Road Infrastructure Project in Manyam District
Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan demonstrated a strong commitment to tribal area development by laying the foundation stone for 19 critical road projects worth Rs 46 crore in the Parvathipuram-Manyam district.
Key Project Highlights
- Total road network: 39.32 kilometers
- Beneficiary population: Over 3,800 tribals
- Impacted villages: 55 hamlets
- Flagship road project: Bagujola-Sirivara road (9 km) costing Rs 9.5 crore
Strategic Significance
Kalyan braved heavy rainfall to personally visit Bagujola village in Makkuva mandal, symbolizing his dedication to addressing infrastructure challenges in remote tribal regions. The road projects aim to:
- Eliminate traditional “doli” transportation methods
- Improve connectivity in hard-to-reach areas
- Enhance socio-economic opportunities for tribal communities
Vision for Development
“Road connectivity is necessary for the development of any area,” Kalyan emphasized, highlighting the government’s commitment to infrastructure despite financial constraints. The initiative underscores a strategic approach to uplift tribal regions through targeted infrastructure investments.Collaborative Approach
The foundation stone ceremony was attended by key officials including Tribal Welfare Minister Gummadi Sandhya Rani, District Collector A Shyam Prasad, and Rural Development Commissioner Krishna Teja, demonstrating a unified governmental effort towards tribal welfare.
