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- The Andhra Pradesh government is speeding up road and transport infrastructure work in Annamayya district, with Minister B.C.
- Janardhan Reddy reviewing projects at Rayachoti and telling officials to meet deadlines and clear bottlenecks over tenders, land acquisition and pending bills.
- The district has 2,042 km of roads, with 81 sanctioned works begun, while the ₹241.69 crore Rayachoti-Vempalli NH-440 project has reached 95% physical progress and a ₹1,000 crore four-lane tunnel on the Rayachoti-Kadapa NH-40 corridor has been proposed.
- Separately, Transport Minister Mandipalli Ramprasad Reddy was informed that departmental revenue rose 8.41% to ₹110.45 crore in 2025-26, and accidents, fatalities and injuries fell in January-August 2026 compared with the previous year.
- The ministers also asked officials to improve digital services, strengthen road safety and fix problems vehicle owners face at fitness-testing centres.
What to watch next
- Clearance of pending bills and start of projects yet to commence in the district
- Progress of soil exploration and approval for the proposed ₹1,000 crore tunnel on NH-40
- Completion of the remaining work on the Rayachoti-Vempalli NH-440 project
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