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Govt committed to prosperity of Nayi Brahmin community
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Telangana State Most Backward Classes Corporation Chairman Taduri Srinivas said the State Government is committed to development of Nayi Brahmin community. He was addressing gathering in a state level meeting organised by Telangana State Nayi Brahmin Seva Sangam here on Friday.
Balapur: Telangana State Most Backward Classes Corporation Chairman Taduri Srinivas said the State Government is committed to development of Nayi Brahmin community. He was addressing gathering in a state level meeting organised by Telangana State Nayi Brahmin Seva Sangam here on Friday.
He lauded Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao for striving to uplift castes that haven’t been cared for 70 years. He said that he would strive for setting up of modern saloons. Rasamayi Balakrishna, Srinivas, Gadala Raju and others were present in the meeting.
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