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Arrangements under way for Kiran's visit

VIJAYAWADA: Elaborate arrangements are being made for the public meeting to be addressed by Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy on the Siddhartha Engineering College campus at Kanuru here on Tuesday.

A huge dais has been built with cut-outs of AICC president Sonia Gandhi, PCC president Botcha Satyanarayana, and Mr. Kiran Kumar Reddy.

According to the detailed programme released here, the Chief Minister will arrive at Gannavaram airport by helicopter at 12.25 p.m. He will go directly to inaugurate the JNNURM housing scheme at Payakapuram and meet beneficiaries.

After lunch, the Chief Minister will unveil a pylon to launch the Rashtriya Madhyamika Siksha Abhiyan (RMSA), a scheme for the universalisation of secondary education, in 1,000 schools in the State at the ZP High School, Edupugallu.

He will inaugurate the RMSA school building and interact with students and parents.

Bridge inauguration

He will also inaugurate a bridge across Bandar Canal in Yenamalakuduru village.

The Chief Minister will then go to the Siddhartha Engineering College campus to address a public meeting and distribute assets to the beneficiaries.

He will then attend a meeting to review the development of Krishna district at the sub-collector's office.

The Chief Minister will have dinner at Gateway Hotel and board Narsapur Express to return to Hyderabad.

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