Model Ghat Proposal for Munikudali Pushkar
Rajanagaram MLA proposes developing Munikudali Pushkar Ghat as a model ghat, focusing on providing better amenities for devotees visiting during the Godavari Pushkaram festival. Plans include upgrading 13 locations with drinking water and sanitation facilities, along with drainage systems.
Highlights
- •Proposal to Develop Model Ghat at Munikudali Pushkar
- •Need for Extensive Drinking Water Supply Infrastructure
- •Plans for Drainage Systems and Sanitation Improvements
- •Aim to Enhance Pilgrim Amenities Amidst Popular Religious Festival
Kakinada's Rajanagaram MLA, Bathula Bala Ramakrishna, calls on authorities to develop the Munikudali Pushkar Ghat as a model ghat. Proposing this development aligns closely with Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan's vision. The plan involves enhancing amenities for pilgrims during Godavari Pushkaralu and improving infrastructure.
Enhancing Devotees' Amenities
In his proposal, Bala Ramakrishna
To address basic needs, officials are urged to ensure a continuous supply of drinking water across these sites. Plans include setting up amenities such as toilets and other sanitation facilities worth approximately ₹4.52 crore. Additionally, there is a proposal for the construction of 1,535 cubic centimeters (CC) drains at an expected cost of ₹129 crore.
Bala Ramakrishna advises the Rajasthani Water Supply and Sanitation Corporation (RWS) officials to act proactively during summer to prevent any drinking water scarcity. Specific locations like Velugubanda, Parijallipeta, East Ganugudem, and Gadarada vinayaka Temple need focused attention on improving their water supply infrastructure.
Developmental Goals
The development works at Munikudali Pushkar Ghat are estimated to cost ₹7 crore. This investment targets a holistic improvement in the ghats and associated areas, ensuring they meet the highest standards of pilgrim welfare and environmental sustainability.Munikudali Pushkar, model ghat,
