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With the District Collector, the MLA handed 2BHK ownership documents to 310 beneficiaries in Christianpally and Adarsh Nagar, ending a dispute of nearly a decade over the land. The Hans India also reported ₹2 crore announced for Adarsh Nagar.
HMTV reported the inauguration of a ₹45 lakh health centre and a ₹25 lakh additional MEPMA building at the municipal corporation premises. The facilities support municipal staff and women’s self-help groups.
Yennam Srinivas Reddy joined district officials to open the first phase of ₹1.50 crore beautification works and a children’s play area. Kalam reported new recreation, lighting and green-space facilities for residents.
A health camp for journalists and their spouses was inaugurated with support from SVS Hospital and Medical College, following requests from the local journalists’ welfare association and Press Club.
Sanction papers for the second phase of Indiramma housing were distributed to beneficiaries. The Hans India reported 5,500 houses for the constituency across two phases, with ₹5 lakh per house released in stages.
The MLA announced ₹15 crore sanctioned for MVS Junior College and Government Girls Junior College. The Hans India reported ₹6.86 crore being used for girls’ college construction and plans for further campus improvements.
The MLA laid the foundation for ₹6.66 crore of underground drainage works in Padmavathi Colony, part of the wider sewerage upgrade for Mahabubnagar town.
The peer-learning programme championed by the MLA was expanded to 100 government schools and about 16,000 students, supported by 100 trained education volunteers.
Disha Daily reported that the MLA received the American Telugu Association’s Community Service award at its 19th convention in the United States, recognising his work in education.
The foundation was laid for additional classrooms funded through TUFIDC. The MLA also gave ₹50,000 from his own funds for the college library and promised the same support every year.
Yennam Srinivas Reddy was a featured speaker at TEDxMoulsari Avenue at DLF Cyber Park, Gurugram, listed by TED as the founder of My Village School.
With Minister Vakiti Srihari, the MLA laid the foundation for an eight-lane synthetic athletics track, four open gyms and an indoor gym at the Indoor Stadium grounds.
A foundation stone was laid for a BT road from Tankara Road to Kotha Thanda in Venkatamma Kunta Thanda. Kalam reported a ₹64 lakh allocation from Tribal Welfare Department funds.
At a road-safety review, the MLA announced that about 750 CCTV cameras would be installed across Mahabubnagar within six months, alongside speed checks on highways.
The Government Whip opened paddy procurement centres at Nainonipally and Hanwada and directed officials to provide drinking water, shade, ORS and gunny bags so that every grain is procured.
V6 Velugu reported that ministers opened a digital learning centre at a BC girls’ welfare hostel in Mahabubnagar, set up by the MLA with his own funds in memory of his late father, Yennam Janaki Rami Reddy. The ministers described him as a “Vidya Pradata” — a giver of education.
MP D. K. Aruna, MLA Yennam Srinivas Reddy and the Vice-Chancellor laid foundation stones for ₹75 crore of university infrastructure under the Centre’s PM-USHA scheme, covering engineering, law and student hostels.
The Hans India reported sanction of a ₹603 crore underground drainage project for Mahabubnagar town under the Urban Infrastructure Development Fund, with National Housing Bank and state funding.
The foundation was laid for new sanitation facilities at Government Girls Junior College, supported by ₹18 lakh in MUDA funding. The report also records a commitment to seek further support for the college building.
A ₹10 lakh multipurpose shed near the Ramalingeshwara Swamy Temple in Ambedkar Nagar was inaugurated during a programme of civic and educational development works.
The MLA announced free engineering admissions for 100 students from poor families at a local engineering college, with the costs met from his personal funds.
ESSCI’s August 2025 newsletter records the opening of its Amara Raja Skill Development Centre in Mahabubnagar on 9 August, with the MLA as chief guest. Training areas include EV maintenance, HVAC and electrician skills.
At the Indira Mahila Shakti celebrations in Shilparamam, women’s self-help groups received ₹1.67 crore in interest-free loans and ₹7.90 crore in bank loans, and families of two deceased members received ₹10 lakh each.
Samayam Telugu reported distribution of new ration cards to 511 eligible beneficiaries from Mahabubnagar rural mandal and Chief Minister’s Relief Fund cheques to 144 beneficiaries at the MLA camp office.
Vijayakranthi reported the inauguration of ₹2 lakh in SDF-funded student sanitation facilities. At the programme, the MLA said he was contributing ₹1 lakh from his salary each month to the education fund, managed under officials’ supervision.
Telangana Tribune reported that SSC students received free 2D and 3D animated digital study material through an initiative funded personally by the MLA.
Following requests from district MLAs including Yennam Srinivas Reddy for super-speciality services, Health Minister Damodar Raja Narasimha announced a ₹100 crore government hospital for Mahabubnagar, including an MRI facility.
Andhra Jyothy reported the launch of an education fund with a bank account in the District Collector’s name. The MLA pledged ₹1 lakh from his salary each month and encouraged supporters to contribute instead of spending on birthday banners.
With the District Collector, the MLA launched MLA Vidya Yatra, providing digital study material to about 2,200 Class 10 students across the constituency’s high schools with NGO and CSR support.
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