Water Grid pylon in Nalgonda getting ready
NALGONDA: Works on the massive 66 feet pylon at Choutuppal mandal in Nalgonda district, for the Telangana government's prestigious Water Grid project, is likely to be completed with in a week.
Water Grid is an ambitious project of the State government to provide drinking water to every household in the district, in order to eliminate the serious fluoride problem in the district.
Chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao decided to kick start the works of the project from the district by constructing a Water Grid pylon at Choutuppal.
Panchayat Raj and IT minister K Taraka Rama Rao laid the foundation for the pylon on December 9 last year, and directed the officials to complete the works within a month.
The construction of the pylon, at the agriculture marketyard, is being executed by BVR project contractors. The government allotted one acre 20 guntas land and sanctioned Rs 1.95 crore for the construction of pylon which will be 66 feet in height and 72 feet in width.
Sources said, the pillar will be surrounded by statues of 'Bathukammas' on all the sides. The pylon will also have an ornamental structure, a retaining wall, landscaping and a compound wall on three sides, while the front side will be fenced with a gate.
Though the CM directed officials to complete the pylon within one month, the works are getting delayed due to technical problems, said officials.
Massive PYLON
■ Pylon will be 66 feet in height and 72 feet in width
■ One acre 20 guntas of land, Rs 1.95 crore was allotted for its construction
■ Bathukamma statues, other ornamental structures will surround the pillar. A retaining wall will be built on three sides
News Posted: 10 February, 2015
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