The Minister said Hyderabad would be leading the country in terms of waste-to-energy plants from the existing capacity of 24 MW to 101 MW by December 2024.
KTR said the South States of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Telangana have done well in population control, and are being penalised for their progressive policies.
The facility will be set up with the investment potential of around US$ 54 million and employment potential for around 150 people in a couple of phases.
KTR will be showcasing Telangana’s success in water resource management, especially the Kaleshwaram project and Mission Bhagiratha at the World Environmental & Water Resources Congress to be held in United States.
WEF's President Borge Brende stated that due to KTR's vision, Telangana has become a beacon of innovation and a pioneer in embracing emerging technologies.
The Minister examined damaged paddy in fields in Guntapalli Cheruvu Thanda of Yellareddypet mandal and Veernapalli besides visiting the paddy procurement centre in Gopalapalli of Mustabad mandal on Tuesday.
Let Telangana make a statement to the country that even gig workers would be taken care off through a tripartite arrangement between the government, companies like Flipkart and vendors, the Minister said.
Priya Reddy, Sai's sister, took to Twitter to seek the minister's help, stating that the family was encountering numerous bureaucratic obstacles in getting her sister's remains home.
The event will bring together the top 100 agri-food industry thought leaders who will engage in intense deliberations on identifying key challenges and opportunities for the growth of the Indian agri-food sector in this decade.