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  • Sandra praised CM KCR for giving land rights to tribals

    Sandra praised CM KCR for giving land rights to tribals

    Khammam: Satthupalli MLA Sandra Venkata Veeraiah said that Chief Minister solved the podu land problem permanently and gave rights to the tribals farming the forest lands

    On Tuesday, he along with district Collector VP Gauthm distributed podu pattas to tribal farmers at Sathupalli.

    Speaking on the occasion, he said that they should not help in the destruction of forest. Farmers will get the same benefits as regular farmers with titles.

    The government has converted more than 3,900 thandas and gudems into gram panchayats. As much protection as pattadar has in Dharani, they have the same protection. Rythu Bandhu, Rythu Bhima, Girivikasam, Sitarama Jalalu and bank loans are all types of benefits will given given to the podu farmers. Electricity has been given to every tribal house, he said.

    He said that after giving importance and rights, there is no meaning to the cases of corruption, the CM has removed all cases of corruption.

    He said that Banjara Bhavan and Adivasi Bhavan have been constructed and Sant Sewalal and Komuram Bhim birth anniversary are being officially celebrated.

    Sandra said, 1649 acres of patta pass books were distributed to 1,196 podu farmers of 11 villages in Satthupalli mandal. The distribution of 13,139.05 acres of irrigation land to 6,589 eligible tribals across the district has been taken up.

    He said that 8,305 crore have been deposited in the accounts of tribal farmers under Rythu Bandhu. The MLA said that the Yathalakanta tribals should cooperate with the survey and the authorities should create awareness, this opportunity will not come again.

  • CM KCR will distribute Asifabad-Podu land pattas today

    CM KCR will distribute Asifabad-Podu land pattas today

    Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao will be distributing patta of the Podu lands to the tribals during his visit to Komuram Bheem Asifabad District on Friday.

    According to the CMO, CM will reach Komuram Bheem Asifabad District headquarters at 1 PM.

    CM will unveil the statue of Gond martyr and Telangana fighter Komuram Bheem and pay floral tributes.

    Later, Chief Minister will inaugurate District BRS Party office building and unveil statue of Kotnak Bheem Rao and pay floral tributes.

    Then CM KCR will inaugurate the District Police Office building Complex.

    Later, Chief Minister will inaugurate Integrated District Offices complex and address Employees.

    The chief minister will formally distribute Podu Pattas to the Beneficiaries.

    The chief minister will address a public meeting in the evening and return to Hyderabad at night.

  • CM KCR worshiped at Lord Vithoba temple in Pandharpur

    CM KCR worshiped at Lord Vithoba temple in Pandharpur

    Sholapur: BRS National President K Chandrashekar Rao had darshan of Lord Vithoba on Tuesday.

    The BRS chief left for Pandharpur from Balaji Sarovar Hotel at Sholapur this morning. CM KCR participated in special poojas at Shri Vithal Rukmini Temple in Pandharpur. Ministers, MPs, MLAs, MLCs and public representatives also accompanied the CM.

    Later, CM KCR left for Sarkoli village from Pandharpur. On invitation from Bhagirath Balke, CM KCR, Ministers and MLAs group will have lunch at his residence in Sarkoli.

    Later in the evening, while returning to Hyderabad, the BRS leaders will have darshan at Shri Tulja Bhavani Temple at Tuljapur in Dharashiv Nagar.

  • CM KCR for Maharashtra today

    CM KCR for Maharashtra today

    Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, along with his big contingent of leaders including ministers and MLAs, would be visiting Maharashtra on Monday and Tuesday. The BRS chief is slated to visit Vithal Rukmini Temple at Pandharpur and Shakti Peeth Tulja Bhavani Temple in Dharashiv Nagar and take part in party meetings. KCR has invited ministers, MLAs, MLCs and others for breakfast on Monday morning and after that he would be leaving for Sholapur in a huge convoy of vehicles. He would reach Sholapur by evening and would meet some leaders from Maharashtra and weavers’ families, who had migrated from Telangana to Maharashtra. On Tuesday, the BRS chief would be leaving for Pandharpur and would perform special pooja in the temple of Lord Vithal Rukmini. During his visit to the temple town, senior political leader from Sholapur Bhagirath Bhalke and a few others would join the BRS. During his return journey, KCR would visit the famous Shakti Peeth Sri Tulja Bhavani Temple at Tuljapur in Dharashiv Nagar (Osmanabad) district and perform special pooja.

  • CM KCR inaugurates Telangana Martyrs’ Memorial

    CM KCR inaugurates Telangana Martyrs’ Memorial

    Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Thursday inaugurated the ‘Telangana Martyrs Memorial – Amara Jyoti’ (perpetual light) near Lumbini park in the city.

    The memorial was built by the state government in memory of those who sacrificed their lives for the cause of a separate Telangana state.Speaking on the occasion, Rao recalled the agitation for Telangana statehood held in 1969, including the death of about 400 people, and later when he took up an indefinite fast in 2009.

    Averring that he had begun the indefinite fast, willing to sacrifice his life, Rao said he was, however, anguished when youth sacrificed their life in support of statehood.

    The Telangana government helped the kin of the “martyrs”, by providing jobs and financial assistance, and would extend help to any others who have still not received it, he said.

    Facilitating the family members of those who sacrificed their lives for the statehood KCR said, “The state government would facilitate the visit of foreign delegates or guests from other states in India to the memorial to pay floral tributes.”

  • Innovative thinking, effective governance will lead country on path of development: CM KCR

    Innovative thinking, effective governance will lead country on path of development: CM KCR

    Hyderabad: BRS president and Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao emphasised the need for a transformed India to alleviate the hardships faced by various segments of society, including farmers, Dalits, Bahujans, and Adivasis. He expressed concern that India’s progress would be hindered as long as political parties adhere to stereotypical governance and engage in unscrupulous activities. He was addressing the leaders from various political parties of Maharashtra who joined the BRS ranks here on Wednesday.

    The Chief Minister said that leading the country on the path of development did not require rocket science, but rather innovative thinking and effective governance. He expressed disappointment that past rulers had not adequately addressed the needs of the people over the course of seven decades, despite the abundance of natural resources in the country. He urged the governments to prioritise the welfare of farmers, Dalits, and Adivasis, highlighting Telangana as a role model for the nation in formulating policies for these marginalised sections.

    “The development of Telangana showcases the absence of effective governance in the country. India is in dire need of transformation to address the public issues, but the rulers at the Centre lack the vision to bring about it. Telangana, over the past nine years, has proven that where there is a will, there is a way,” he said. He stated that the BRS, aimed at ushering in radical change and development in India, was gaining momentum, with Maharashtra taking the lead.

    On the occasion, Rao elucidated his ideas to address the concerns of farmers, particularly in improving irrigation and electricity systems to ensure agricultural success. He urged farmers, women, and youth across the country to unite and work together to fulfill the aspirations of the people, rather than being divided by political affiliations.

    Several prominent leaders from Ahmednagar in Maharashtra, including NCP Maharashtra State vice-president Ghanshyam Shelar joined the party in the presence of the Chief Minister. Shelar who gained significant voter support with nearly one lakh votes during the last Assembly election, was defeated in Srigondha constituency due to technical reasons. They pledged their commitment to strengthen Rao’s policies throughout the country and strive towards fostering a developed India. BRS MLA A Jeevan Reddy and BRS Maharashtra leaders, including Khadir Maulana and Himanshu Tiwari, were also present.

  • CM KCR announced many soaps for Brahmins

    CM KCR announced many soaps for Brahmins

    Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao has announced a slew of sops for the welfare of Brahmin community which includes fee reimbursement to the poor students for pursuing higher studies in the prestigious institutions like IIT and IIM.

    Accompanied by the noted Seers from different Peethams, the Chief Minister inaugurated the Brahmin Sadan building constructed on a sprawling 9 acres of land at Gopanpally here on Wednesday. The Brahmana Samkshema Parishad was established to ensure welfare and development of the Brahman community, especially people, who were below the poverty line. The government was allocating Rs 100 crore to the Parishad annually to implement different welfare and development programmes for the Brahmin community, he said. The CM claimed Telangana was the only State in the country to set up an exclusive Brahmin Sadan and also set a new benchmark in ensuring the welfare of the Brahmin community.

    The sadan will provide facilities which would include Kalyanamandapam for marriages and other functions free of cost. A big auditorium, information centre and accommodation centre for Seers was also provided in the building.

    KCR announced that the monthly honorarium of Veda pandits will be increased from Rs 2,500 to Rs 5,000. The eligibility age for beneficiaries under the scheme would be reduced to 65 years from 75 years. The assistance under the Dhoopa Deepa Naivedhyam programme was also being extended to 2,796 temples. With this, 6,441 temples would be covered under the programme.

    KCR further said that the temple maintenance money will be increased to Rs 10,000 from the present Rs 6,000 and the Archakas will receive the amount directly into their accounts.

    Further, the Chief Minister said Rs 2-lakh assistance, which is being extended for operations and maintenance of Veda Patashalas, would now be made an annual grant. He assured that Anuvamshika Archakas issues would also be discussed in the cabinet and addressed at the earliest. All-India Brahmin Federation president Dr Pradeep Jyothi hailed Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao’s efforts to the empowerment of poor Brahmins and the construction of the exclusive Brahmin Sadan.

    He said that political parties and leaders announce many schemes for the Brahmin community during elections. After declaration of the results, the parties forgot to fulfill the promises. On the contrary, CM KCR was proactive and was striving for the welfare of all communities, he added.

  • CM KCR appoints BJP former MP Buddasen Patel as BRS Madhya Pradesh coordinator

    CM KCR appoints BJP former MP Buddasen Patel as BRS Madhya Pradesh coordinator

    Hyderabad: Indicating the growing support for Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) across the country, former BJP MP Buddasen Patel along with several leaders from Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samajwadi Party among others from Madhya Pradesh joined the party. BRS President and Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao formally inducted Buddasen Patel in the party and appointed him as the BRS-Madhya Pradesh coordinator.

    Apart from Buddasen Patel who represented Reva Lok Sabha constituency earlier, BSP former MLA Dr Naresh Singh Gurjar, SP former MLA Dheerendra Singh, Sarvajan Kalyan Party president Sanjay Yadav, and several others joined the BRS. They have decided to organise village-level debates with people on development, welfare and other issues in Madhya Pradesh. They stated that the Telangana model of development and welfare has huge following among people of Madhya Pradesh. They also explained their plans to organise a massive public meeting in Bhopal and invited Chandrashekhar Rao to address the people of Madhya Pradesh.

    Chennur MLA Balka Suman and other BRS leaders were present.

  • CM KCR to inaugurate Telangana Brahmana Samkshema Sadan at Gopanpally on May 31

    CM KCR to inaugurate Telangana Brahmana Samkshema Sadan at Gopanpally on May 31

    Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao will be inaugurating the Viprahitha Telangana Brahmana Samkshema Sadan at Gopanpally on May 31.

    The State government allocated over six acres for construction of the Brahmana Samkshema Sadan. The Sadan consists of four buildings, including the administrative building, Kalyana Mandapam and auditorium, Seers guest rooms and toilet block. So far, Rs.12 crore has been spent for construction of Sadan.

    As part of the inauguration ceremony, priests from popular shrines and Heads of different Peethams, including Kanchi Kamakoti, Dwadasha Jyotirlinga temples and prominent temples from Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka are being invited. These special invitees would be taken to Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple, Yadadri for darshan.

    In addition to these, Veda pandits from prominent temples across Telangana have also been invited to recite vedic hymns. Special pujas and homams, including Sudarshana Homam and Chandi Homam, would commence from May 30. Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao will be performing Purnahuti at 10.30 a.m. on May 31, followed by inauguration of the Brahmana Sadan.

    Facilities at Brahmana Sadan

    At the new Sadan, Brahman community members can conduct Upanayanam programmes and perform marriages. For the convenience of Seers and their disciples visiting Hyderabad on different purposes, guest accommodations are being provided at the Sadan. There is an auditorium as well.

    In future, students pursuing higher education will be provided with accommodation. Further, special coaching classes would be conducted for students appearing for competitive exams.

    Review meeting on arrangements

    Telangana Brahmin Samkshema Parishad (TBSP) Chairman KV Ramana Chary on Friday held a meeting with officials from different departments on the arrangements for the inauguration ceremony of Viprahitha Brahmana Sadan.

    During the meeting, place for conducting the homams was finalized at the Sadan premises. About 6,000 to 7,000 Brahmins are expected to participate in the inauguration ceremony.

    After inaugurating the Sadan, the Chief Minister will address the gathering and felicitate Archakas, and Veda Pandits.

    Telangana Brahmin Samkshema Parishad hails CM

    After being neglected by successive governments in the past, the Brahman community hailed Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao for the initiatives being taken up by Telangana government for welfare of the community.

    People from the community faced several hardships and there was a time, many could not even perform marriages of their daughters and ensure proper education to their children.

    After formation of the State, the Telangana government introduced Vivekananda Overseas Education Scheme providing Rs.20 lakh assistance, said Telangana Brahmin Samkshema Parishad Member Joshi Gopala Sharma here on Friday.

    This apart, under the Brahmin Entrepreneurial Scheme of Telangana, assistance is being extended to people from the community to set up small scale industries. No other State was implementing such welfare programmes for the Brahmin community in the country, he said, adding perhaps Telangana was the only place where aged veda or shastra pandits were being extended monthly honorarium of Rs.2,500.

    “In the past due to water scarcity in reservoirs, Telangana people had to visit Vijayawada for Krishna Pushkaralu and Rajahmundry for Godavari Pushkaralu. Now, we either go to Beechupally or Basara. There is no dearth of water,” said Gopala Sharma.

    Apart from setting up Veda Patashalas, the State government constructed Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple, Yadadri.

    Similarly, the Raja Rajeswara Swamy Temple, Vemulawada and Sri Anjanna temple at Kondagattu are also being developed. In the past, no government had thought of renovating Yadadri but Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao developed it as a spacious and marvelous temple, he said.

    The Doopadeepa Naivedyam scheme introduced by the government was ensuring prompt salaries for priests, besides performing regular rituals in temples in the State, he added.

  • Seats for all sitting MLAs, says CM KCR

    Seats for all sitting MLAs, says CM KCR

    Hyderabad: Fighting all, Telangana has emerged as one of the rich States of India, as it was predicted while fighting for its Statehood, Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao said on Wednesday.

    Addressing party leaders, he said success was assured when the party could highlight its achievements at all forums. He made it clear all sitting MLAs would get re-nomination in the ensuing elections.
    In Telangana, 56.44 lakh acres of land has already been sown in Yasangi. Groundwater levels increased tremendously with Mission Kakatiya. The Mission Kakatiya programme has worked like a mantra. Over 30 lakh borewells in the State have enough water to support crops, while ponds and check dams are overflowing during the dry season.

    Though the Centre wanted meters to be installed for agriculture services, the State government did not do so as it sought to stand by the farmers, he added.