Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhara Rao moved into a sprawling,
newly-built vaastu-compliant official bungalow at Begumpet Thursday
morning Nov 24,2016
In a low key function presided over by Shri Tridandi Srimannarayana Ramanuja Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji, KCR and his wife stepped into the official residence amidst chanting of vedas.
The official CM residence complex named ‘Pragati Bhavan’ has five
buildings including two existing buildings. Apart from the new
residence, there is a sprawling CM office, and a conference hall named
‘Janahita’ where KCR will meet people. Two existing buildings
constructed by late CM Y S Rajasekhara Reddy have been converted into
VVIP guesthouse and official quarters
Although, KCR has an office on the sixth floor of the C block at the Telangana Secretariat, he had stopped going there more than a year ago and had been functioning from the CM camp office at Begumpet. Besides vaastu considerations, the CM felt that it was too congested and there was not enough parking spaces available there. The existing residential complex was expanded by demolishing several quarters of IAS and IPS officers in the area adjacent to the complex and now occupies nearly 9 acres. Officials say the three new buildings, furnishing and redoing of the two old buildings cost nearly Rs crores. The complex includes a theatre cum auditorium. The offices and residences of Chief Secretary, Director General of Police, and the state’s Intelligence chief are also in the new complex.
In a low key function presided over by Shri Tridandi Srimannarayana Ramanuja Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji, KCR and his wife stepped into the official residence amidst chanting of vedas.
Although, KCR has an office on the sixth floor of the C block at the Telangana Secretariat, he had stopped going there more than a year ago and had been functioning from the CM camp office at Begumpet. Besides vaastu considerations, the CM felt that it was too congested and there was not enough parking spaces available there. The existing residential complex was expanded by demolishing several quarters of IAS and IPS officers in the area adjacent to the complex and now occupies nearly 9 acres. Officials say the three new buildings, furnishing and redoing of the two old buildings cost nearly Rs crores. The complex includes a theatre cum auditorium. The offices and residences of Chief Secretary, Director General of Police, and the state’s Intelligence chief are also in the new complex.
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