From The Hindu · The Hindu Bureau · · 1m 30s
Telangana launches ₹2,500 crore temple development push
Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka announces major spending on temple infrastructure ahead of next year's Godavari Pushkaralu festival.
In brief
Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka announces major spending on temple infrastructure ahead of next year's Godavari Pushkaralu festival. Telangana's government is spending two thousand five hundred crore rupees on temple development works across the state, with two thousand crore allocated for Godavari riverbank…
Two thousand five hundred crore rupee temple push
Telangana's Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka announced temple development works worth two thousand five hundred crore rupees underway across the state.
Godavari riverbank projects lead spending
Around two thousand crore rupees is being spent on developing temples along Godavari riverbank areas ahead of the Godavari Pushkaralu scheduled for next year.
Major temple allocations announced
Sri Sitaramachandra Swamy temple at Bhadrachalam receives two hundred seventy six crore rupees. Sri Gnana Saraswati temple at Basar gets three hundred fifty four crore rupees.
Road project improves devotee access
Deputy Chief Minister Vikramarka laid the foundation stone for a forty four crore rupee road at Nacharam village in Enkoor mandal of Khammam district.
Road brings jobs and easier worship
The road will ensure easier access for devotees and create employment and livelihood opportunities for local youth in the area.
“the road would ensure easier access for devotees and create employment and livelihood opportunities for local youth”
Broader welfare and infrastructure agenda
Vikramarka highlighted Congress government initiatives including fine rice distribution to one point zero six crore families, free medical treatment up to ten lakh rupees per family, and ninety thousand crore rupees in road development works…
What matters most
Telangana's government is spending two thousand five hundred crore rupees on temple development works across the state, with two thousand crore allocated for Godavari riverbank projects ahead of next year's Godavari Pushkaralu.





