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Telangana only State with multifaceted development: Harish Rao
Harish Rao(File Photo)
He emphasized the significant increase in green cover, which has reached 7.7%, attributing this success to the foresight of Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao and the implementation of the Haritha Haram initiative
Hyderabad: Finance and Health Minister T Harish Rao praised the ongoing development and infrastructure advancements in Telangana, stating that the State is becoming a rare example worldwide in providing comprehensive facilities to its citizens.
He emphasized the significant increase in green cover, which has reached 7.7%, attributing this success to the foresight of Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao and the implementation of the Haritha Haram initiative.
Minister Harish Rao lauded Chief Minister KCR as a true environmentalist who prioritizes comprehensive and sustainable development. He proudly stated that Telangana has showcased to the world what effective governance should entail, with its actions serving as a model for the entire country.
Taking to Twitter on Monday, Minister Harish Rao asserted that Telangana's initiatives have set a precedent for the nation to follow. He shared that as part of Haritha Haram, the state has established 14,864 nurseries and 19,472 rural nature forests. Additionally, a remarkable 13.44 lakh acres of forests have been restored, and an impressive 273 crore saplings have been planted to date.
