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Eight corporations get new chiefs appointed by KCR
In a significant development, Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Monday appointed chairmen for eight corporations in the State. Besides, the Chief Minister also appointed former M P Gundu Sudha Rani (Warangal), a former TDP leader
Hyderabad: In a significant development, Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Monday appointed chairmen for eight corporations in the State. Besides, the Chief Minister also appointed former M P Gundu Sudha Rani (Warangal), a former TDP leader, who joined the TRS some time ago, as Women’s Cooperative Finance Corporation Chairman as well as the TRS women wing president.
The Chief Minister announced the list of chairmen comprising other names including T Narsa Reddy (Medak), State Roads Development Corporation, M Bhum Reddy (Medak), State Housing Corporation, Gandhi Naik (Warangal), State Tribal Cooperative Corporation,
P Rammohan Rao (Adilabad), State Film and TV Development Corporation, K Vasudeva Reddy (KU student leader), State Physically Challenged Development Centre, Prem Singh Rathod (Goshamahal, Hyderabad), Musi River Front Development Corporation and Dr Ch Rakesh Kumar (Peddapally), State Technical Services Corporation. G Srinivas Yadav (Karimnagar) was appointed president of TRS student wing.
