Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy confirmed that the State Government will reinstate the plan to build the Pranahita Chevella project at Tummidihatti and initiate the project shortly.

During a public gathering at Pipri on Monday, the Chief Minister pledged that all outstanding irrigation projects will be finalized in the state.

Reddy stated, 'We will reinitiate the Pranahita-Chevella project at Thummidihatti, and it is my duty to supply irrigation water to Adilabad and convert this area into a verdant and fertile landscape."

Additionally, the CM stated that the cornerstone for Adilabad Airport will be set on June 2, coinciding with Telangana Formation Day.

"The underdeveloped Adilabad district, previously lacking in transport options, will now receive air connectivity. The state administration conducted a number of discussions with the center and obtained approval for an airport," he stated.

In a robust rebuttal to the BRS claims regarding the Market yards' development, CM Revanth Reddy challenged the leaders of the former government for neglecting to initiate such projects.

The BRS governed the state for a decade. The Chief Minister stated that there was no noteworthy progress during the previous administration.

"Reddy stated that the 'Gadi Palana' was rejected by the people, who then endorsed the People's Government."

Emphasizing that the Congress will maintain control and govern the state until 2034, the Chief Minister stated that Congress addressed public concerns even as the BRS government pursued legal actions against its leaders, ultimately restoring the party to power.

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CM Revanth Reddy emphasized that he will engage in politics solely during elections and will focus on the primary goal of state development, according to reports.

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The Chief Minister mentioned that the administration was extending invitations to opposition leaders from various parties for the public gatherings.

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"Telangana has not experienced this tradition in the last decade, and it should be preserved and carried on with genuine intent. The government was likewise approving development projects for the assembly constituencies held by the opposition parties. We have approved 'Young India Integrated Schools' and are advancing the development agenda, making sure individuals do not experience hardships simply because they did not support Congress," the CM stated.