Telangana - Telangana Formation Day celebrations should include all sections of people, says CM KCR
According to chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao, the state's 10-year anniversary festivities should be a great event that includes all demographic groups, starting in the rural. The chief minister wanted the celebrations to be planned so they would highlight the results of nine years of "splendid development plans" and honor the "glorious past" of the State. He was reviewing the preparations for the three-week festival at a high-level meeting in the BR Ambedkar telangana State Secretariat.
The festivities would mark the end of a successful period that the State experienced after becoming a state. All those who prophesied the State would experience doom and calamity has been proven wrong by the State's quick progress in the nine years of self-rule. He said the significant improvement in vital industries like irrigation, agriculture, and energy was a good lesson for the nation as a whole.
"The commemoration of Formation Day this year is an important milestone in telangana State's history. telangana, which was formerly the target of several taunts and misunderstandings, is now manifesting itself in an amazing way. The State, which sets an example for the nation, "recorded development in every sector, including power, agriculture, and irrigation water.
"People are currently reaping the benefits of self-governance. Every villager should take part in a celebration of Telangana's advancement over the past ten years. Power outages in the former andhra pradesh caused telangana a great deal of hardship. Telangana's electricity sector is now thriving and shining brilliantly. Now a thing of the past, power disruptions, and a neglected power supply network. We give farmers free, nonstop electricity for a whole 24 hours. All of this requires considerable effort. These things should be communicated to the populace, he continued, recalling how inverters and converters were commonplace in telangana as a result of the previous authorities' negligent behavior.
"The commemoration of Formation Day this year is an important milestone in telangana State's history. telangana, which was formerly the target of several taunts and misunderstandings, is now manifesting itself in an amazing way. The State, which sets an example for the nation, "recorded development in every sector, including power, agriculture, and irrigation water.
"People are currently reaping the benefits of self-governance. Every villager should take part in a celebration of Telangana's advancement over the past ten years. Power outages in the former andhra pradesh caused telangana a great deal of hardship. Telangana's electricity sector is now thriving and shining brilliantly. Now a thing of the past, power disruptions, and a neglected power supply network. We give farmers free, nonstop electricity for a whole 24 hours. All of this requires considerable effort. These things should be communicated to the populace, he continued, recalling how inverters and converters were commonplace in telangana as a result of the previous authorities' negligent behavior.