Chief Minister Revanth Reddy said that the Telangana Rising 2047 policy document has been prepared to compete with the world. He said that Telangana needs to be led on a great development path by 2047 and we have shown the world products that are unique to Telangana. He explained that we have shown the world the advantages of Telangana for investments and tourism.
CM Revanth Reddy participated in the State Formation Day celebrations held at the Secunderabad Parade Ground and unfurled the national flag and received a police salute. He said that the state economy was in disarray when the Congress party took charge after winning and our agenda is to fulfill the aspirations of the people and that we are fixing the systems that have been neglected for ten years.
He said that women are the pillars of the Telangana economy and we are renting out buses of women’s groups to the RTC and providing them with income. CM Revanth Reddy said that he intends to give cards with QR codes to women’s groups and a scheme will be introduced to provide free medical tests to women with QR code cards.
He said that the government has taken up programs aimed at farmer welfare and that within a year of coming to power, loans of up to Rs. 2 lakh have been waived off to farmers. He was happy that Rs. 26,000 crores have been deposited in farmers’ accounts under loan waiver and that a bonus of Rs. 500 per quintal is being given to farmers who have grown fine rice.
CM Revanth expressed happiness that due to the distribution of bonuses, fine rice cultivation has increased significantly in the state and today 2.75 lakh tonnes is being produced in the state. “The government’s goal is to provide dispute-free lands to farmers. We are bringing Bhu Bharati to eliminate land disputes. Telangana is at the top of the country in job recruitment. We have earned the trust of the unemployed by fulfilling their aspirations”, he said.
“We are giving an incentive of Rs 1 lakh to those selected for civil services. We have set up Young India Skill University to enhance the skills of students. The government’s intention is that all the students of Gurukuls should be in one campus. We are constructing Young India Integrated Schools in every constituency. We are constructing Young India Integrated School buildings in the constituencies with Rs 200 crore”, CM Revanth Reddy added.