Government's goal is economic self-reliance of women

Hanumakonda: Panchayat Raj, Rural Development, Rural Water Supply and Women and Child Welfare Minister Seethakka said that the goal of the public government is to ensure that no one suffers from poverty, provide financial security to women and enable them to develop economically through self-employment. He said that the government is implementing special programs to strengthen women's groups financially and develop women as entrepreneurs.

Minister Seethakka visited Mallareddypalle village in Hasanparthi mandal of Hanumakonda district on Sunday. He inaugurated the Gram Panchayat Office along with the VO building. MP Dr. Kadiyam Kavya, MLA KR Nagaraju, District Collector Chahat Bajpai, Kuda Chairperson Gundu Sudharani, public representatives and officials participated in the program.

Speaking on the occasion, Minister Seethakka said that once banks did not come forward to provide loans to women, but after the public government came to power, women are growing financially and becoming businessmen. He said that the government is standing by them by introducing a loan insurance facility for members of women's associations. He reminded that by providing a fish mobile van to each constituency, the beneficiaries are running businesses and earning profits.

MP Kadiyam Kavya said that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy is working tirelessly for the welfare of the poor and the development of the state by implementing six guarantees. He said that the government is moving forward considering development and welfare as two eyes. He revealed that after the government came to power, it has sanctioned 4.50 lakh new pensions to eligible categories such as single women, disabled, Geeta workers and others.

The MP said that despite the debt burden of about Rs. 8 lakh crore on the state government, a large part of the budget is being allocated for welfare schemes. He said that the poor, the poor and the weak are being given first priority in the budget.

The MP said that due to the government's emphasis on women, women are now successfully running many businesses that were once run by men. He said that the government is implementing welfare and development programs by considering each community as its children.

MLA KR Nagaraju said that after the advent of public administration, various schemes such as rice for the poor, new ration cards, free bus facilities, new pensions, etc. are being formulated and implemented for the welfare of all communities