Permanent house sites distributed to 600 families in Mangalagiri

The Minister of Education, Nara Lokesh, is interacting with a beneficiary of the Chamber site while offering the land allocation document together with a Sari at a public meeting in the Constitution of the Mangalagiri Assembly on Friday (April 11). | Photo credit: brochure

The Minister of Education and Nara Lokesh reaffirmed her commitment to quickly follow all the special promises made to Mangalagiri, while delivered permanent potatoes to 600 poor families of Mousenaceruvu under the “Mana Illu-).

When heading to a meeting on the land of the Don Bosco School, Lokesh paid tribute to the social reformer Jyotirao Phule on his birth anniversary and highlighted the ongoing transformation in Mangalagiri. “Each decision shapes our lives. I thought I lost by 5,300 votes in 2019, the pain of defeat became a purpose. Even the opposition, I launched 26 welfare programs for the people of Mangalagiri,” he said.

The key developments of several next key developments, including the placement of the foundation stone for a 100 -beds pending government hospital on April 13 and a world -class school under the Leap program (excellence in learning in Andhra Pradesh). “We are turning dreams into assets. This is just the beginning,” added Mr. Lokesh.

The legalagiri legislator declared that some 3,200 families in the constituency would receive potatoes from the free camera site in the first phase, with the numbers growing every day. They assured that the problems of the land related to the endowment, the rail, the forest and the channel areas were resolved to guarantee permanent property for long -term residents.

Many residents, covered with joy, shared their gratitude. Bandaru Rajyalakshmi and Subbarao, Who has liss Hash hash hash hash hash hash hash hash hash

Another beneficiary, Itikala Peddintnammá, a daily salary worker, expressed emotional emotions: “No government government. Lokesh Garu turned a 45 -year -old dream. This is a new beginning for us.”

With a decisive mandate of 91,000 votes in the 2024 elections, Mr. Lokesh said that each promise made to Mangalagiri would execute on a war footing, marking a new era or inclusive development.