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  • 2 lakh tonnes of rice sought from TS for PDS

    2 lakh tonnes of rice sought from TS for PDS

    Hyderabad/ Bengaluru: In a series of developments over the issue of free distribution of rice for the Anna Bhagya scheme of the government, the Karnataka government will initiate talks from friendly states like Telangana and Chhattisgarh. They have good stock of rice according to an expression aired by Chief Minister S Siddaramiah on Saturday during a meeting with the officials of the ministry.

    He observed that the Central government has ample stock of rice but it has failed to understand that rice is for public distribution. But he alleged that the Central government is shirking its responsibility towards meeting this demand. The State government had already placed a demand for 2.8 lakh metric tons of rice with the Centralgovernment but it has not got any response so far.

    The State government is making efforts for the success of Annabhagya Yojana. CM Siddaramaiah has planned to give 10 kg of rice to the poor for free and has discussed with CMs of different states for rice.

    The sources in the department told Hans India that Siddaramaiah has held talks with Telangana CM KCR and CM Siddaramaiah has demanded 2 lakh metric tonnes of rice from Telangana and it is likely that Telangana CM might give in to the request from Siddaramiah.

    A team of officials from the food and civil supplies has gone to Telangana, and a similar team will also leave for Chhattisgarh on Sunday. Telangana is known as the rice bowl of India and might be able to deliver 2 lakh metric tons of rice to Karnataka, while Chhattisgarh has already promised to send 50,000 metric tons of rice to the state. On the other hand, DyCM DK Shivakumar has made a master plan for the success of the Anna Bhagya Yojana. It is said that DK has devised a mega strategy to shock the central government and has planned to put the state BJP MPs in a dilemma.

    DK Shivakumar has written to all MPs to put pressure on the Centre. In his letter Shivakumar has asked the MPs from Karnataka as well as from other parts of the country to pressure the central government to release rice to Karnataka. In Ramnagar, MP DK Suresh expressed his anger against the central government for not providing rice.

    The central government has ample stock of rice. Rice is for public distribution. But the central government is shirking its responsibility. The Center is doing injustice to the poor people in Karnataka. MP DK Suresh has demanded that no politics should be played in this.

  • TS at the forefront of employment generation: Anjaiah Yadav

    TS at the forefront of employment generation: Anjaiah Yadav

    Rangareddy: Telangana demonstrated its remarkable progress and development by hosting the Industrial Progress Festival at Natco School in Nandigamamandal. This event, held as part of the Telangana State decennial formation day festivities, brought together representatives of the constituency to celebrate the State’s commitment to industrial growth and job creation. In his remarks, MLA Anjaiah Yadav emphasised how Telangana’s dedicated efforts have uplifted the aspirations of its young population. Through events like the Industrial Progress Festival, the State government aims to showcase its achievements while inspiring and empowering the youth to embrace opportunities and contribute to the region’s overall development. He highlighted the abundant employment prospects available to Telangana’s youth and stressed the importance of parental support for higher education. He encouraged young individuals to steer clear of harmful addictions and seize the various government-provided opportunities to foster their personal growth and success. The event also witnessed the presence of esteemed leaders such as Zilla Parishad vice chairman Ita Ganesh, Kothur municipal chairperson Lavanya Devender Yadav, ZPTCs Emme Srilatha Satyanarayana, Tandra Vishala Shravan Reddy, MPPs Priyanka Sivashankar Goud and Shobha Lingannayak, Vice MPP Manjula Tulsiram Naik, PACS Chairman Manjula Reddy, and several other prominent figures.

  • TS EDCET Held

    TS EDCET Held

    Hyderabad: The TS EDCET entrance exam held on Thursday was conducted smoothly for admissions into the two-year B Ed course across Telangana.

    During the event, officials gathered at Mahatma Gandhi University in Nalgonda to oversee the CET entrance process and release the answer key. Following that, Telangana State Council of Higher Education Chairman Prof Limbadri, MGU Vice Chancellor, and TS EdCET Chairman Prof Ch Gopal Reddy inspected the DPMS online examination centre at SPR School premises in Nalgonda. They revealed that out of the required 10,725 candidates for the first session of the three-phase examination scheduled from 9 am to 11:30 am, 8,981 candidates appeared for the test.

  • TS has become a leader in rural development: KTR

    TS has become a leader in rural development: KTR

    Hyderabad: Telangana’s Municipal Administration Minister K.T. Rama Rao has stated that Telangana State is setting an example for rural development throughout India. The State’s emphasis on good governance and the empowerment of local bodies has attracted national attention, added the minister. He participated in a Panchayat Raj award ceremony and stated the government has been implementing innovative programs to strengthen gram panchayats by mobilising sufficient resources. Villages have seen the development of nurseries, dumping yards, Vaikuntha Dhamam, Haritaharam, rural nature forests, and the supply of purified water to every home.

    Since 2015, Telangana State has received 79 national rural awards, and in 2022, 19 of the 20 best gram panchayats under the Sansad Adarsha Grameen Yojana were from Telangana. It has also taken the top spot in clean survey awards, while Jagtial and Nizamabad districts have won district-level awards.

    Telangana is the only State where industries, urban development, agricultural expansion, and IT exports are developing simultaneously. Surveys indicate that Telangana is being recognized as a leader in development and as a corruption-free state in the country. The State’s per capita income has tripled from Rs. 1,24,000 in 2014 to Rs. 3,17,000 today. The value of agricultural land has also increased significantly with the implementation of Rythu Bandhu.

    KTR noted that the formation of new gram panchayats has fulfilled the decades-old dream of self-government for tribal habitation. He advised Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department officers to organise training classes for local body public representatives to lead them effectively and fully understand their responsibilities, duties, and powers. He also recommended additional funds of at least Rs. 10 lakhs, 20 lakhs, and 30 lakhs for gram panchayats that have won district, state, and national-level awards, respectively, to encourage the winning representatives and inspire others.

    Panchayati Raj and Rural Development Minister Errabelli Dayakar Rao stated that the State government is also granting funds to village panchayats under the rural development scheme.