Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy said on Sunday that the government would go ahead with the proposed thermal plants at Srikakulam district at any cost.
Speaking to mediapersons here, he said that as industrialisation was unavoidable, the proposed coal-based thermal power plants needed to come up in the district and other places in the state as well. Stating that development was possible only through rapid industrialisation, the CM said that new industries in the power sector were always welcome in Andhra Pradesh.
The five power projects that were proposed for Srikakulam district have been facing problems since their announcement in 2007.
More information on this story please visit DC Online Newspaper
Speaking to mediapersons here, he said that as industrialisation was unavoidable, the proposed coal-based thermal power plants needed to come up in the district and other places in the state as well. Stating that development was possible only through rapid industrialisation, the CM said that new industries in the power sector were always welcome in Andhra Pradesh.
The five power projects that were proposed for Srikakulam district have been facing problems since their announcement in 2007.
More information on this story please visit DC Online Newspaper
No comments:
Post a Comment