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TSNGOs to give one day salary for Mission Kakatiya
Telangana State NGOs (TSNGO) President Devi Prasad announced here on Tuesday that all the employees of State Government would participate in the campaign to create awareness among the people about Mission Kakatiya and Water Grid projects.
Hyderabad: Telangana State NGOs (TSNGO) President Devi Prasad announced here on Tuesday that all the employees of State Government would participate in the campaign to create awareness among the people about Mission Kakatiya and Water Grid projects.
Speaking to media persons after attending the TSNGOs General Body meeting here on Tuesday, Devi Prasad said that it has been decided to donate one day salary towards Chief Minister's Relief Fund as a thanksgiving for the 43% fitment announced by State Government its employees.
He said that the government employees would participate in awareness campaigns for Mission Kakatiya, Water Grid and other schemes on Sundays. He assured that employees would maintain friendly and cordial relationship with the State Government. Devi Prasad also welcomed the decision of Andhra Pradesh Government to give 43% fitment to its employees and congratulated Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu for the same.
He said KCR has become a role model for AP Chief Minister in terms of employees' welfare. He also urged the Centre to hasten the process of bifurcation of employees. He said early completion of the process would streamline functioning of the two governments.
