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The CM made it clear that minorities’ development and welfare is among the top priorities of his government. Telangana CM K. Chandrashekhar Rao thinking about the planning of special projects for minority self work without having any linkage to the banks.
TRS President K. Chandrashekhar Rao needed telangana Deputy Chief Minister Kadiam Srihari to visit Maharashtra to consider measures taken for the protection of Urdu language and asked another Deputy CM Mohamood Ali to visit Rajasthan to make arrangments for the development of Rubaat in Ajmer.
A survey meeting occurred at Pragati Bhavan on Monday on the choice taken by the state govt on minorities’ welfare and a few confirmations made in the Legislature as of late.
Deputy CM Mohamood Ali, MLAs Akbaruddin Owaisi, Aamer Shakeel, Wakf Board Chairman Mohammed Salim, Government’s Advisor AK Khan, Principal Secretary Minorities Syed Omar Jaleel, Principal Secretary (Municipal) Navin Mittal, Minority Finance Corporation MD Shafiullah, SPDCL CMD Raghuma Reddy, CMO Secretary Smita Sabharwal, Special Secretary Bhoopal Reddy, Hyderabad Collector Yogita Rana and others took an interest.
The KCR said welfare plans for minorities ought to be composed on the lines of SC/ST welfare plans. KCR asked the Minorities Welfare Department authorities to have meeting with the SC/ST Welfare Department and chalk out an action design.
He additionally coordinated to finish the procedure of arrangement of 66 Urdu officers in 40 days. He said that clear directions ought to be given to authorities to present Urdu in all the government and public division endeavors undertaking entrance examss.
The Chief Minister said Singareni authorities have been made a request to give holiday on Christmas and Ramzan to the laborers of those groups.
He said every one of the Collectors have been given obvious directions to secure the Wakf lands and send arrangements of Wakf properties, which will be ensured by government. He needed proposals to fortify the Minority Development Corporation, Urdu Academy and the Wakf Board.