CM KCR took up several development programmes which changed the face of villages and also improved the living condition of people of all sections, said Energy Minister
Nalgonda: Energy Minister G Jagadish Reddy on Sunday said the initiatives of Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao including the steps for revival of caste-based professions led to the strengthening of the rural economy in the State.
Releasing fishlings into Nagarjuna Sagar Project (NSP), Jagdish Reddy said that as part of transforming the State into Bangaru Telangana, the Chief Minister took up several welfare schemes and development programmes which changed the face of villages and also improved the living condition of people of all sections in the State.
Stating that the multi-pronged strategy adopted by the Chief Minister had yielded results, he said that no one in rural Telangana was going to bed on an empty stomach because of the initiatives of the State government that are financially benefiting all sections of society. “In addition to providing irrigation facility to farmers through irrigation projects, village tanks have also been filled through the various irrigation projects constructed by the State government which has also ensure livelihood for fishermen,” he added.
He said fishlings were being released into village tanks and reservoirs by the Fisheries department free of cost under Integrated Fisheries Development Scheme. The state government has laid equal importance on the welfare sector and infrastructure development.
Listing out the welfare schemes including Rythu Bandhu, welfare pensions, Kalyana Lakshmi and Shaadi Mubharak, he said that the state government has continued the welfare schemes including pensions to old aged, disabled and single women as it is during the financial crunch faced due to COVID-19 pandemic lockdown. The people of all sections were living happily in the state due to the measures taken up by the state government, he added.
Rajya Sabha member Badurgula Lingaiah Yadav, MLC Tera Chinnapa Reddy, district Collector Prashant Jeevan patil, District Fisheries Officer Charitha and others were also present.
‘All issues of Nagarjuna Sagar will be solved’
Nalgonda: Energy Minister G Jagadish Reddy on Sunday said that steps would be taken up for beautification of Nandikonda (Nagarjuna Sagar) and also solve the issues prevailing in the municipality.
Addressing a review meeting with the officials on development of Nandikonda municipality at the municipal office, Minister said that Nagarjuna Sagar was not witnessing development due to lack of local body for sixty years. Recognising it, the Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has made Nandikonda a municipality. Reminding that people of Nandikonda faced a drinking water problem even though a major irrigation project was located at their place, he said that proposals were ready to permanently solve the drinking water problem in the municipality. It has decided to transfer the responsibility of drinking water supply to Nandikonda municipality from the irrigation department within two days, he added.
He also pointed out that the works of electrification was also under progress in the municipality. He also instructed the Collector Prashant Jeevan Patil, who attended the meeting, to identify the land for setting up a vegetable market in the municipality. Vaikunta dhamams (graveyards) would be set up at Pylon colony and hill colony in the municipality.
Earlier, the Minister inspected several wards and interacted with the local people. Additional District Collector (Loal Bodies) Rahul Sharma, municipal commissioner Challa Rao and others also attended the meeting.
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