Jagan Fulfills Long-awaited Dream Of Palnadu People!

What makes a leader more successful than others is he searches for ways to finish the work rather than searching for reasons. While others kill time and give reasons why the work is not finished, successful leaders make the work they have done speak for themselves.

YS Jagan Mohan Reddy who recorded a landslide victory in the 2019 elections falls in the category of successful leader and there is no doubt about it. The work he had done in the capacity of a Chief Minister speaks volumes about the legacy he created after assuming the Chief Minister's office.

As another example of this YS Jagan is going to make the dream of Palnadu people come true after 60 long years. Palnadu is a drought-prone area and people there have been waiting for a project to address the drought issues. Jagan came as a savior for the people in Palnadu.

Putting an end to the long wait of six decades, YS Jagan Mohan Reddy is all set to lay the foundation stone for the Varikapudisela Lift irrigation project. The Chief Minister is all set to lay the foundation state on November 15th. The schedule has been fixed.

YS Jagan will lay the foundation stone in Macherla on Wednesday to complete the first phase of work worth Rs 340.26 crores. Once the first phase is finished, 24,900 acres of land will be provided with water through the latest pipe irrigation system.

The project was proposed to lift water from the Varikapudisela stream before it merges into Krishna River, 40 km above the Nagarjunasagar. However, the project did not progress as it was strangled by issues like environmental and forest clearances. The pipeline should be laid in Nagarjunasagar-Srisailam Tiger Reserve (NSTR), which brought the main trouble

Ys Jagan Mohan Reddy put in the best efforts and sought the required permissions to see that the people in the region would not have to face any issues. The permission was granted a few months back and Jagan put the authorities on the job. The officials did the assigned job and the stage is now set for laying the foundation stone.

As soon as the first phase of work is done thousands of acres in the region will be provided with water and the drought-prone area can come out of the drought-related issues soon.