Hyderabad, Jan 13 (Maxim News): Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy extended heartfelt greetings to all Telangana people on the occasion of the Sankranti festival.
The Chief Minister wished everyone to celebrate Bhogi which showers blessings, Sankranti with glittering lights, and Kanuma which brings joy into everyone’s life. The CM said that the Sankranti festival will bring cheers to the lives of nearly one crore farmers, poor people, and agricultural laborer families in the state. This year, Sankranti marks the beginning of the implementation of four welfare schemes- Rythu Bharosa by enhancing the benefit to Rs 12,000 per acre, Indiramma Bharosa for landless agricultural laborer families, new Ration cards which provide food security and Indiramma houses for the homeless poor, the CM said.
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The Chief Minister asserted that the People’s Government resolved every welfare scheme should reach all eligible and expressed confidence that the Telangana State will achieve sustainable growth in all sectors including agriculture, employment generation, and industrial sectors.
CM Revanth Reddy hoped that people would celebrate the Sankranti festival with pomp and gaiety and uphold Telugu tradition with freedom and prosperity. The Chief Minister appealed to people to take appropriate precautions while flying kites. (Maxim News)
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