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Stone laid for 2BHK houses
Despite a few hurdles, the State government was implementing welfare schemes and ensuring their results reaches the poor people. The Chief Minister would implement the welfare schemes and complete the development projects as he wished, unafraid of whatever problems that may arise. The government has been
Suryapet: The Minister for Power and SC Development G Jagadish Reddy felt that results of districts reorganisation have started reaching the people in just a couple of days.Laying foundation stone for the double bedroom houses at Singireddypalem village of Penpahad mandal in Suryapet district on Sunday, the Minister said the people were directly seeing the benefits of the reorganisation of the districts, which was ensuring corrupt-free and transparency administration. He showered praises on the Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao for taking up the districts reorganisation and setting up new districts for the convenience of the people.
Despite a few hurdles, the State government was implementing welfare schemes and ensuring their results reaches the poor people. The Chief Minister would implement the welfare schemes and complete the development projects as he wished, unafraid of whatever problems that may arise. The government has been giving priority to downtrodden sections and their uplift than the corporate sector.Stating that there was dearth of talent in the poor students and youth, the Minister reminded that the several programmes have been taken up to bring out inherited skills in the youth. The District Collector, Surendra Mohan informed that Rs 8.2 crores have been sanctioned for construction of double bedroom houses at Singireddypalem village. The houses would be constructed as G+1 and allocated among the 128 selected beneficiaries, he added.
