Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka said there would be a vibrant Telangana in the near future-a Telangana with greater development and welfare programs, he said. He welcomed the Musi River reviving project as a new initiative and announced plans for skills, sports universities and a pharma village as part of his vision of progress for the state.
During the 'State Bankers' Committee' (SLBC) meeting held at Praja Bhavan, Bhatti was accompanied by Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao, Special Chief Secretary for Finance Ramakrishna Rao, and senior banking officials. Speaking on the occasion, he appealed to the bankers to be forward-looking in line with the vision of "Telangana Rising" and focus on planning for effective loan distribution.
The Deputy Chief Minister of the state drew attention to a disparity in loan collection and disbursement and called upon the need for timely provisions of loans for farmers. As part of the farmer loan waiver scheme over the past two months, the state government had deposited ₹21,000 crore with banks. He appealed to bankers to focus on:
Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao emphasized that loan disbursement and collections must be balanced. He observed that the banking sector, if it fails to meet the loan targets in time, could lose public confidence and social and economic stability.