Will provide water to every Mandya household, says Narayanagowda

Mandya: District in-charge minister KC Narayanagowda said that around Rs 666 crore will be spent to provide potable water to every household in the district and another medical college will be set up in his home constituency KR Pete.
Speaking at ‘government at doorstep’ programme, his pet project being implemented in KR Pete taluk, Narayanagowda said chief minister BS Yediyurappa has sanctioned 264 crore for the overall development of the taluk.
“I have launched this programme to help common citizens solve their problems by bringing the governance at their doorstep. CM Yediyurappa has committed to sanction more money to Mandya district for its overall developments. A medical college will be established at a cost of Rs 200 crore in KR Pete taluk,” he said.
The minister said all governance related problems of people of all walks of life would be solved in ‘Government at Doorstep’ programme as officials of all departments concerned would visit villages and towns to listen and solve their problems. “We have decided to solve the problems of farmers at their doorstep and measures are being taken to hold kandaya adalats to address problems of land records,” he said.