In a recent address to the Assembly, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy showcased the strides made by the Telangana government under his leadership, highlighting key initiatives and achievements that have positively impacted the state.
One of the notable initiatives is the provision of free bus facilities for women, which not only promotes accessibility but has also contributed to a significant increase in endowment income. CM Revanth Reddy reported a substantial rise in endowment income, with figures soaring from Rs. 49.27 crores in November before the public government’s formation, to Rs. 93.27 crores in December, and further to Rs. 69 crores in January.
Furthermore, the government has demonstrated its commitment to timely governance by ensuring prompt payment of salaries to employees immediately after assuming office. CM Revanth Reddy revealed that a substantial amount of 4 thousand 800 crores has been allocated for employees’ salaries and pensions, reflecting a dedication to the welfare of government workers.
Addressing criticism from opposition leaders regarding the Rythu Bandhu scheme, CM Revanth Reddy clarified the government’s steadfast support for farmers. He emphasized the continuity of the Rythu Bandhu scheme, which provides financial assistance to farmers during key agricultural seasons. Contrary to accusations, he outlined the allocation of funds over the years, demonstrating sustained efforts to bolster the agricultural sector.
In conclusion, CM Revanth Reddy’s address underscores the government’s commitment to inclusive growth, efficient governance, and the welfare of its citizens. The initiatives outlined reflect a proactive approach towards addressing societal needs and fostering economic development in Telangana.