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Tirupati DGP-IGP Conference Triggers Major Civic Upgrade Plan

Tirupati district administration has intensified preparations for the national conference of Directors General of Police and Inspectors General of Police scheduled for the first week of December, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi expected to attend. The preparations cover accommodation, security, transport and a range of civic services across the city and surrounding areas.

Collector Dr S. Venkateswar reviewed the arrangements with Superintendent of Police L. Subbarayudu, Joint Collector R. Govinda Rao and officials from several departments during a Zoom meeting on Tuesday. He directed departments to coordinate closely and complete the required works well before the conference.

The administration has identified accommodation and movement of national-level delegates as immediate priorities. Officials were asked to list government and private hotels, guest houses and homestays, finalise bookings and speed up pending repair work at accommodation facilities.

The civic preparations include ensuring uninterrupted power supply, medical facilities, drinking water and sanitation. Municipal authorities have been directed to begin road beautification works, improve street lighting and maintain footpaths to reduce inconvenience for commuters and pedestrians during the event.

The conference-related requirements also extend to institutional campuses expected to support the arrangements. The Collector instructed officials to conduct joint field inspections of the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, the Indian Institute of Technology and the Indian Culinary Institute to assess the facilities available at each location.

Officials have been asked to prepare department-wise action plans, monitor implementation on the ground and resolve issues immediately. The administration has also directed departments to maintain high standards in infrastructure and civic works as preparations continue for the December conference.


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