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The Tamil Nadu government carried out a major IAS reshuffle, transferring over 10 senior officers and appointing new secretaries for key departments including Municipal Administration, Water Resources, Energy, Transport, Rural Development, and Public Works to streamline administrative functioning across the state
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More than two years after the Congress came to power, the integrated market project in Sangareddy remains incomplete. BRS MLA Chintha Prabhakar blamed the government for neglecting the project, forcing vendors to sell vegetables on roads and causing traffic issues
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The State government is considering splitting the GHMC into three municipal corporations, each with 100 wards. Officials say the proposal may be finalised by January-end, with elections likely in April–May.
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Hyderabad: Hitting back at “silly trolls”, who’ve been alleging inaction in a recent Jubilee Hills rape case in Hyderabad, Municipal Administration and Urban Development Minister KT Rama Rao said rapists were arrested swiftly and sent to jail. “To the silly trolls who indulge in whataboutery & question what Telangana Govt did in recent rape case […]
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Hyderabad: The State Government on Tuesday approved filling up of 1,433 vacancies in the Panchayat Raj and Rural Development and Municipal Administration departments. The Finance department has issued orders to this effect. Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao in the State Assembly had announced that the State Government would be filling up 83,039 vacancies in different […]
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Hyderabad: With the State government deciding to reopen all the educational institutions from September 1, the schools across the State are gearing up for the same. As schools are reopening after several months of closure, the sanitation works are being carried out in government run schools across the State. Accordingly, the School Education and Municipal […]
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With regard to HRA, cities and towns classification has been updated with reference to 2011 census
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He wanted the Centre to allocate at least 20 per cent funds in the upcoming Union Budget for 2021-22 for developmental projects in ULBs.
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Says govt ready to spend Rs 100 crore, in addition to Rs 550 crore released earlier
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The government had spent Rs.9 lakh for construction of each house worth Rs.40 lakh. Amenities like an Anganwadi, Basthi Dawakhana and library were provided in the Dignity Housing colony.
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The Chief Minister had also stated that the Government would extend more support, if needed.
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In a statement, the Chief Minister observed that people residing in inundated areas have suffered severe losses after rain water entered into their homes and damaged their essential commodities.
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Presents ex gratia cheques of Rs 5 lakh each to families who lost their dear ones; directs GHMC to take up extensive sanitation, fogging
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"Property loss cannot be prevented during such disasters. But we are making all efforts to avoid loss of lives including forcible eviction. I express my heartfelt condolences to those who died in these incidents,"
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"The Forest Research Institute released a report recently revealing that the green cover in the State increased by 6-7 per cent which can be attributed to various measures by the State government."
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"While the number of Covid cases were increasing elsewhere in the country, the incidence had come down in Telangana, thanks to the work of the medical and health department."
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In his opening remarks, MA&UD, Minister said that there is a need to invest and strengthen medical infrastructure in the State, especially during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
