Kollu Ravindra

₹200 crore has been sanctioned to provide tap water to every home in Machilipatnam. Additional proposals include road improvements in residential colonies and widening the approach road to the Machilipatnam Medical College.

Excise Minister Kollu Ravindra claims beach shacks will not impact coastal communities. The minister's statement addresses concerns about potential effects on these areas.

Andhra Pradesh is implementing an action plan to promote palm-based products like Neera and palm jaggery. The Excise Minister, Kollu Ravindra, is seeking central government support to establish a Palm Board.

The state government, led by Minister Kollu Ravindra, aims for a 32% growth in the mining sector by accelerating exploration of gold, beach sand minerals, iron ore, and manganese. Gold deposits have been identified in Anantapur and Chittoor districts.

The A.P. government plans a ₹20,000-crore investment in the rare earth mineral processing sector. The Jonnagiri project in Anantapur district, with 13 tonnes of gold reserves, will soon enter commercial production, as stated by Excise Minister Kollu Ravindra.

Kollu Ravindra claims the coalition government improved the excise sector through transparent shop allotment, expanded brand availability, strict quality checks, and technology-driven monitoring, restoring accountability and increasing revenue.

Minister Kollu Ravindra claims the NDA government could revitalize Andhra Pradesh's mining sector, alleging that quarry owners faced harassment and closures under the YSRCP regime.

Minister Kollu Ravindra pledged an action plan to restore Andhra Pradesh's mining sector, citing administrative bottlenecks and excessive penalties as causes of industry difficulties over the past five years. The announcement followed an inspection of granite quarries in Gudipala mandal.