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Loans likely to Vadderas without bank linkages
All-India Vaddera Welfare Association organised Vaddera garjana sabha here on Monday, in which Government Chief Whip Gongadi Sunita Mahender Reddy, MBC Corporation Chairman Taduri Srinivas and MLC Ramulu Naik participated.
Yadadri: All-India Vaddera Welfare Association organised Vaddera garjana sabha here on Monday, in which Government Chief Whip Gongadi Sunita Mahender Reddy, MBC Corporation Chairman Taduri Srinivas and MLC Ramulu Naik participated.
Addressing the gathering, T Srinivas stated they were planning to sanction loans through Vaddera Federation and MBC Corporation without banking linkages. He praised Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao for asking the people of various castes to give suggestions for their economic development.
He also thanked the CM for setting up MBC Corporation, the first in the country, with an outlay of Rs 1,000 crore. Discussions with leaders belonging various castes were already held by the Corporation representatives.
He praised Vaddera community for doing good work in the construction of projects, buildings, highways and temples in the State. Among those who attended the meeting were local MPP Swapna, TRMBC leaders Katikar Pavan, district TRS President Sivaratri Danayya.
