Nizamabad District Collector C. Narayana Reddy instructed to the district administration to take sufficient measures to provide you with proposals for the event of Sriramsagar backwaters as a tourism spot.
It could also be recalled that the locale shot into prominence to the presence of hundreds of blackbucks a few years in the past when Ok. Santhosh Kumar, CEO of Navyabharathi Global School, and an avid wildlife photographer, showcased the area to the skin phrase, and which additionally noticed a drastic decline within the quantity this summer time for a lot of causes.
At a assessment assembly in Nizamabad on Monday, the Collector mentioned because the circumstances have been conducive for the locale to be an important tourism spot, it’s crucial to maneuver forward with long-term plans on this regard.
“With the Tourism Development Corporation and the Forest Development Corporation very keen in this regard, efforts should be initiated for laying an approach road from the SRSP to Binole,” Mr. Reddy mentioned.
“Exempting land where water is stored at the full-storage level of the reservoir, steps should be taken to lay a 33 ft road,” he mentioned.
“Since, the land acquisition in the region has already been done, there should not be any issues with regard to laying the road,” the Collector mentioned. “And, land acquisition can be limited only for laying the proposed road,” he added.
“Even this will be done after consultation with people’s representatives, village development committees and with their complete cooperation only,” the Collector mentioned.
“We feel that with the development of the region because of this road, there should be a huge increase in the cost of agricultural lands too and hence we hope farmers in the nearby areas will also support the efforts,” he mentioned.
“It is important for all the departments concerned to work in close coordination,” the Collector mentioned.
The assembly was attended by District Forest Officer Dr. Sunil Hiremath, DRDO Chander, tahsildars of the respective mandals, MPDOs, Irrigation, Land and Revenue, Panchayat Raj Department officers.
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