Kondareddypally Becomes South India’s First Fully Solar-Powered VillageHYDERABAD – In Telangana’s Nagarkurnool district, a once-ordinary village has quietly scripted history. Kondareddypally, the native village of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, has become South India’s first—and India’s second—100 percent solar-powered village, a milestone that blends clean energy with rural resilience. At the heart of the achievement is Telangana’s green energy mission, which has turned the 514-house settlement in Vangoor Mandal into a self-sufficient hub of solar power. It’s about income, dignity, and showing that rural India can lead the way in renewable energy,” one villager said. From a small village in Telangana, it now stands as a model solar village for India, reducing carbon footprint while strengthening rural economies.