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Telangana Rastra Samithi Vidyarthi conducts palabhishekam to KCR’s portrait
The Telangana Rastra Samithi Vidyarthi TRSV in Gadwal conducted palabhishekam of the portrait of Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao for successfully initiating steps to implement Zonal system and help enable the locals of respective districts get equitable share in the jobs across the state
Gadwal: The Telangana Rastra Samithi Vidyarthi (TRSV) in Gadwal conducted palabhishekam of the portrait of Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao for successfully initiating steps to implement Zonal system and help enable the locals of respective districts get equitable share in the jobs across the state.
“Soon after formation of Telangana we have witnessed large scale changes in the overall face of the state. Be it irrigation projects, be it release of job notifications and be it the innovative welfare programmes, the TRS government has had a mark in every aspect,” said Kurva Pallaiah, TRSV leader from Jogulamaba Gadwal district.
“The upcoming Pragati Nivedana Sabha which is being fast gearing up to be held in Hyderabad will be another historic meeting which will depict the development picture of the state, where more than 25 lakh people are going to witness the historic fete,” he said.
The TRSV leader also gave a call to the youth, students and farmers to take part in large numbers in the grand meet and make it a success. On the occasion, Ramanjaneilu, Sandeep, Ashoak, Vijay, Renuka, Ramya, Shravani, Bhargavi TRSV leaders from Alampur and a large number of students took part in the programme.
