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Key data sought ahead of T Cabinet meeting
Key data sought ahead of T Cabinet meeting, directed senior officials to submit reports on 20-odd issues to be discussed in the upcoming Cabinet meeting by Monday.
- KCR asks officials to submit reports on 20-odd issues by tomorrow
- The July 16 Cabinet meeting to discuss loan waiver scheme
- GHMC commissioner asked to take up slum-free project on a pilot basis
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Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Saturday directed senior officials to submit reports on 20-odd issues to be discussed in the upcoming Cabinet meeting by Monday.
He held meeting with Chief Secretary Dr Rajiv Sharma and principal secretaries of few key departments in this connection at Secretariat on Saturday. The Telangana Cabinet is slated to meet on July 16 to discuss loan waiver, financial package to Telangana martyrs, withdrawal of cases against Telangana leaders and activists, fees reimbursement, irrigation projects, pension among other things.
The meeting is expected to take a decision on loan waiver scheme after which a key announcement is likely to be made. 'Undertake pilot project in a slum'
Meanwhile, Chandrasekhar Rao directed GHMC commissioner Somesh Kumar to take up a pilot project in a single slum and improve facilities and amenities. This, he said, would give the administration a better perspective on how to go about the challenge of making Hyderabad a slum-free city.
10 IAS officers appointed for 'our village-our plan' scheme Meanwhile, the Telangana government has appointed 10 senior IAS officers (one for each district) to oversee 'Our Village-Our Plan' programme, which is set to kick-off from Sunday.
C Parthasarathi (Karimnagar), Rahul Bojja (Warangal), B R Meena (Rangareddy), Somesh Kumar (Hyderabad) etc. will assist respected district collectors in planning and execution of the flagship progamme of Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao.
