Lanka Dinakar Reviews Tourism Potential in West Prakasam District

Nellore: Lank Dinakar, President of the twenty -point Program Application Committee, reviewed the development of tourism in the Western Prakasam region on Tuesday with Markapur sub -collector Venkata Trivinag and senior officials.

As part of his visit, the president toured several historical and culturally important areas. Saint-Bester visited Tyagaraja Temple in Kakarla village in Ardhaveedu Mandal, the birthplace of Tyagaraja and respected his sculpture. Dynacar, the authorities of Tyagaraja’s compositions to host the dedication concerts of an auditorium, which is more devoted to the site and will encourage visitors.

Later, in the village of Mokshagundam in the Bestavaripeta Mandal, his ancestors’ roots returned to the village, Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvara respected his statue. He then prayed at the Temple of Mukteswara Swamy and directed the authorities to prepare a detailed report on the development needs of the temple.

In the Kambham MPDO office, he organized a review meeting with the authorities on the implementation of various welfare plans within the scope of PM Awas Yojana, including dinakar, sub -collector, including housing, roads, electricity, education, health and drinking water facilities. Expressing discontent, he criticized the authorities for not being able to participate in a previously planned examination of ERRAGUNDAPALEM desire block.

Following the meeting, Dynacar and sub -collector visited the Kambham tank, the largest tank of Asia, where he reviewed the proposals to develop tourism infrastructure in the region.

Speaking to the media, Dynacar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “Vikitit Bharat” vision and Prime Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu’s “Swarna andhra” purpose of the Western Prakasam region required to enter the tourism potential, he said. He emphasized that the association of the monuments of big personalities such as Tyagaraja and Visvesvaraya with tourism initiatives will attract global attention and place the region on the international tourism map.