Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar Participates in Gram Sabha Under 99-Day Programme in Vikarabad
Hyderabad, April 1, 2026:
Vikarabad, April 2, 2026: Telangana Legislative Assembly Speaker and Vikarabad MLA Gaddam Prasad Kumar attended a Gram Sabha as the chief guest at Burgupally village in Mominpet mandal under the “Praja Palana – Pragathi Pranalika” 99-day programme.
District Collector Deepak Tiwari, RDO Vasuchandra, DPO Jayasudha, DAO Rajaratnam, along with public representatives, officials, and villagers were present at the event.
Addressing the gathering, the Speaker said that under the leadership of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, the state government is organizing Gram Sabhas in every village to ensure that welfare schemes and development benefits reach the grassroots. He stated that the government is not only informing people about schemes but also identifying local needs and resolving them.
He highlighted key welfare initiatives, including free bus travel for women under the Mahalakshmi scheme, subsidized LPG cylinders at ₹500, free electricity for poor households under Gruha Jyothi, and enhancement of Rajiv Aarogyasri coverage up to ₹10 lakh. He added that women have already availed free travel worth ₹10,000 crore.
The Speaker announced that the government will soon launch the Indiramma Family Life Insurance scheme to provide security to all families. He also said that a breakfast scheme for students from Class 1 to Intermediate and mid-day meals for Intermediate students will be introduced to ensure better nutrition.
Criticizing the previous government, he alleged that the state was burdened with debts of ₹8 lakh crore, and currently ₹6,500 crore is being repaid every month. Despite financial challenges, he said, the present government is fulfilling its promises, including farm loan waivers up to ₹2 lakh, distribution of ration cards, and sanctioning of Indiramma houses for the गरीब.
He assured that all eligible beneficiaries would receive housing, even providing land where necessary. He also mentioned that 70,000 government jobs have been filled and 15 lakh jobs created in the private sector.
The Speaker said that if not for the previous debts, more welfare measures such as monthly ₹2,500 assistance for women and enhanced pensions could have been implemented earlier. He reiterated that the government remains committed to fulfilling these promises before the next elections.
On development works, he stated that roads worth ₹600 crore have been laid in the constituency and CC roads worth ₹50 lakh have been constructed in each village. He assured additional funds for Vikarabad due to his position as Speaker and said that 5,000 Indiramma houses have been sanctioned for the constituency.
He also emphasized irrigation development, stating that projects like Palamuru–Rangareddy Lift Irrigation will be completed to provide water to the region. He directed officials to take necessary steps to prevent drinking water scarcity during summer.
Responding to local demands, he immediately sanctioned a road to the village cremation ground and urged all leaders to work beyond political differences for village development.
He also noted that Mothkupalli village in Kothapally mandal received a national award as the best village along with a ₹50 lakh cash prize, and called upon other villages to follow its example.
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Village Land Resurvey Launched
Later, the Speaker inaugurated the Village Land Resurvey programme at Amradikalan village in Mominpet mandal and participated in another Gram Sabha. District Collector Deepak Tiwari, RDO Vasuchandra, public representatives, and villagers were present.
Speaking on the occasion, he said that land surveys were last conducted during the Nizam era, and after nearly 90 years, the state government has initiated a modern resurvey using advanced technology. He explained that accurate boundaries will be fixed, maps will be provided for each survey number, and all details will be recorded in the integrated “Bhu Bharati” portal.
He added that landowners will be able to access their land details and boundaries from anywhere through smartphones, ensuring transparency and permanent resolution of land disputes. He urged officials to conduct the survey carefully, taking into account the views of landowners, and appealed to villagers to cooperate fully for the successful completion of the survey.
Vikarabad, April 2, 2026: Telangana Legislative Assembly Speaker and Vikarabad MLA Gaddam Prasad Kumar attended a Gram Sabha as the chief guest at Burgupally village in Mominpet mandal under the “Praja Palana – Pragathi Pranalika” 99-day programme.
District Collector Deepak Tiwari, RDO Vasuchandra, DPO Jayasudha, DAO Rajaratnam, along with public representatives, officials, and villagers were present at the event.
Addressing the gathering, the Speaker said that under the leadership of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, the state government is organizing Gram Sabhas in every village to ensure that welfare schemes and development benefits reach the grassroots. He stated that the government is not only informing people about schemes but also identifying local needs and resolving them.
He highlighted key welfare initiatives, including free bus travel for women under the Mahalakshmi scheme, subsidized LPG cylinders at ₹500, free electricity for poor households under Gruha Jyothi, and enhancement of Rajiv Aarogyasri coverage up to ₹10 lakh. He added that women have already availed free travel worth ₹10,000 crore.
The Speaker announced that the government will soon launch the Indiramma Family Life Insurance scheme to provide security to all families. He also said that a breakfast scheme for students from Class 1 to Intermediate and mid-day meals for Intermediate students will be introduced to ensure better nutrition.
Criticizing the previous government, he alleged that the state was burdened with debts of ₹8 lakh crore, and currently ₹6,500 crore is being repaid every month. Despite financial challenges, he said, the present government is fulfilling its promises, including farm loan waivers up to ₹2 lakh, distribution of ration cards, and sanctioning of Indiramma houses for the गरीब.
He assured that all eligible beneficiaries would receive housing, even providing land where necessary. He also mentioned that 70,000 government jobs have been filled and 15 lakh jobs created in the private sector.
The Speaker said that if not for the previous debts, more welfare measures such as monthly ₹2,500 assistance for women and enhanced pensions could have been implemented earlier. He reiterated that the government remains committed to fulfilling these promises before the next elections.
On development works, he stated that roads worth ₹600 crore have been laid in the constituency and CC roads worth ₹50 lakh have been constructed in each village. He assured additional funds for Vikarabad due to his position as Speaker and said that 5,000 Indiramma houses have been sanctioned for the constituency.
He also emphasized irrigation development, stating that projects like Palamuru–Rangareddy Lift Irrigation will be completed to provide water to the region. He directed officials to take necessary steps to prevent drinking water scarcity during summer.
Responding to local demands, he immediately sanctioned a road to the village cremation ground and urged all leaders to work beyond political differences for village development.
He also noted that Mothkupalli village in Kothapally mandal received a national award as the best village along with a ₹50 lakh cash prize, and called upon other villages to follow its example.
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Village Land Resurvey Launched
Later, the Speaker inaugurated the Village Land Resurvey programme at Amradikalan village in Mominpet mandal and participated in another Gram Sabha. District Collector Deepak Tiwari, RDO Vasuchandra, public representatives, and villagers were present.
Speaking on the occasion, he said that land surveys were last conducted during the Nizam era, and after nearly 90 years, the state government has initiated a modern resurvey using advanced technology. He explained that accurate boundaries will be fixed, maps will be provided for each survey number, and all details will be recorded in the integrated “Bhu Bharati” portal.
He added that landowners will be able to access their land details and boundaries from anywhere through smartphones, ensuring transparency and permanent resolution of land disputes. He urged officials to conduct the survey carefully, taking into account the views of landowners, and appealed to villagers to cooperate fully for the successful completion of the survey.
