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government committed to welfare of poor Minister Chandulal
He addressed a conference as the chief guest on “Welfare schemes by Telangana government and Dr BR Ambedkar’s ideology” held at Vijaya Vihar in Nagarjuna Sagar on Sunday.
Nalgonda: Minister for Tribal Welfare and Tourism Chandulal stated the government was committed to the welfare of poor and the downtrodden sections of the society.
He addressed a conference as the chief guest on “Welfare schemes by Telangana government and Dr BR Ambedkar’s ideology” held at Vijaya Vihar in Nagarjuna Sagar on Sunday.
The Minister said Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, as part of his promise made during elections, decided to start residential schools from this academic year to provide quality education free of cost to scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and students belonging to minority community from the KG to PG.
50 residential schools were allotted to SCs, 100 schools to STs and 70 residential schools were allotted to minorities, he informed.
Chandulal said the KCR-led government was following the path shown by Dr BR Ambedkar to eradicate inequalities among different sections of the society by implementing various welfare schemes. He requested BCs, SCs, STs and minority community leaders to highlight the welfare schemes of the State government among the public so that all eligible would apply and get the fruits of the schemes concerned.
Appreciating the organisers for conducting such useful conference, requested them to conduct more such meetings in every assembly constituency to create awareness among the public on government schemes.
MLC Ramulu Naik, former MLA Nomula Narsimhaiah, Subba Rao and BC, SC, ST leadersand TRS party cadre of Peddavoora mandal participated in the conference.
Around 200 people from Chalakurthy major grama panchayath met the Minister and submitted a representation demanding to form Chalakurthy as a new mandal in Nagarjuna Sagar Assembly constituency.
