Vijayawada Highway: The goal of the coalition government is to empower girls economically, said State Mines, Mineral Resources and Excise Minister Kollu Ravindra . An intimate meeting was held with women at the TTD Kalyana Mandapam in the city on Friday morning to mark the success of the free bus travel scheme for women as part of the Super Six super hit. On the occasion of the birth anniversary of the father of the first colloquial language movement, Gidugu Venkata Ramamurthy, the state minister and RTC chairman Konakalla Narayana Rao, garlanded the portrait and paid tributes. On this occasion, they praised Gidugu’s services for the development of the Telugu language. Continuing his speech, the minister said that the credit for bringing awareness among girls, establishing Padmavati University for women, and providing reservation and property rights goes to the then Chief Minister’s brother Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao.
The credit for taking girls further forwardChief Minister Chandrababu NaiduHe said that they will get it. They said that setting up Dwakra associations, encouraging women in the software sector and sending them abroad, supplying 3 free gas cylinders per year under the Deepapathakam so that girl children do not suffer, and providing financial assistance of Rs. 15,000 to each child studying in the house under the Talaki Vandanam scheme. He said that 68 lakh women in the state are benefiting from the Talaki Vandanam scheme. He said that 74 buses have been allocated in the state under the free bus travel scheme, and that women doing small jobs should save Rs. 1500 to Rs. 2000 on monthly expenses and use that money in other ways.
Rs. 2600 crore sanctioned for Machilipatnam-Vijayawada six-lane national highway
He said that in the past, efforts were made to construct a four-lane national highway from Machilipatnam to Vijayawada. Similarly, today, he spoke to Union Minister Nitin Gadkari to construct a six-lane national highway from Machilipatnam to Vijayawada. He said that the road was sanctioned at a cost of Rs. 2600 crore. He said that the 45-kilometer railway line extension from Machilipatnam to Repalle has become a reality, and for this, he spoke to the Union Minister 3 months ago and made all efforts and said that action plans are being prepared to complete it in 2 years.
8,500 buses allocated for free bus scheme: RTC Chairman
It is sad that Kokkiligadda Kodandaramaiah, a resident of Bandaru, who fought for this railway line, died today. State RTC Chairman Konakalla Narayana Rao said that the coalition government is fulfilling the promises made one by one. Out of 10,500 buses in the state, 75,8,500 buses have been allocated for the free bus scheme for women. Later, the ministers distributed smart ration cards to the women beneficiaries . DRDA PD Hariharanath, RTC RM Venkateswarlu, DM Peddiraju, Machilipatnam Agricultural Market Committee Chairman Kunche Durga Prasad, corporators Anitha, Samathakirthi, former chairmen of the District Library Society Gorrepati Gopichand, Rondi Krishna, former chairman of the Municipal Corporation Motamarri Baba Prasad, former vice chairman Kashi Vishwanath and many women participated in the program in large numbers .
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