Telangana CM Highlights New Direction After Global Summit

CM Revanth Reddy Outlines a Shift in State Priorities

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy said Telangana Rising would continue as long as people support him and as long as he has the ability to lead. He said while there was one approach for the state till yesterday, there will be a new approach in the aftermath of the Telangana Global Summit. At the event on Sunday, he congratulated the people of Telangana on completing two years of what he described as successful public administration.

CM Thanks Citizens for Support Over Two Years

The Chief Minister said great goals require strong determination. He thanked the four crore people of Telangana for giving him the courage to take bold decisions and for supporting him in the last election. He said he worked continuously during the past two years to keep Telangana ahead in development.

Welfare Programs and Sector Improvements

• The government supported the younger generation through employment initiatives, according to the CM. The state also provided relief to farmers who faced financial difficulties and created an example for national agricultural policy.
• He said that through increasing financial support for girls, the government influenced the major business sectors' calculations. He added that through revised caste-based policy, a new path was given to the weaker sections. The government also aimed at giving real value to the long-standing social movements through improved classification systems.

Education and Skill Development Projects

Education was most important for a strong future, said Revanth Reddy. The State initiated the construction of Young India Integrated Model Schools, besides launching both Skills University and Sports University. These steps align with the principle of freedom, social justice, and equality.

Welfare Schemes Launched in the Last Two Years

It gave official recognition to the popular song Jaya Jayahe Telangana penned by poet Andesri. The welfare programmes it introduced include subsidized rice, Indiramma housing, 200 units of free electricity, free bus travel for girls, Rs 500 gas cylinders, a Rs 500 bonus for small grains, and a scheme that covered one crore girls in making them financially secure.

Long-Term Vision for Telangana

The CM explained that the government is meeting the current needs but is also planning for the future. He said a detailed document was in place as to where Telangana should stand by 2047, when India completes 100 years of independence. As per him, this is the kind of vision that previous governments failed to plan for effectively. He said Telangana Rising puts the state on the world stage and transforms it into India's growth engine. He termed the Bharat Future City project as an important one for future progress. The CM repeated once again that the priorities would change after the Telangana Global Summit. He ended with the assertion that people's support and co-operation give him strength and remain at the heart of the state's progress.