KTR to visit Khammam, Sattupalli on April 2
The Hindu
A string of development works to be launched
Information Technology and Municipal Administration Minister K T Rama Rao will visit Khammam and Sattupalli towns on April 2 to launch a string of development works across an array of sectors to give a fillip to IT, development of civic and road infrastructure in the two urban local bodies (ULBs). The IT Minister, along with Roads and Buildings Minister V Prashanth Reddy, will arrive here in a helicopter at 10 am on Friday morning and head for the IT hub where he will lay the foundation stone for the second phase (IT Tower-II), according to officials. The IT Tower-II will be constructed with a built-up space of 55,000 square feet at an estimated cost of ₹36 crore. It has been designed keeping in view the additional demand for built-up space at the existing IT hub, which is fully occupied with the offices of various IT/ITES companies, sources said.
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