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KCR: Power issues diminished since TRS governance coming into force
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao addressed the members of the Assembly on Monday where he hailed the Electricity Department officials for their effort to sustain power to the state despite critical conditions.
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao addressed the members of the Assembly on Monday where he hailed the Electricity Department officials for their effort to sustain power to the state despite critical conditions.
Taking a dig at the Congress governance over the last 10 years, the Chief Minister said that with the TRS governance coming into force, the power issues for the industrialists and farmers have been solved.
Among various issues, KCR even stressed the need for more funds on the BC reservations and highlighted the government's commitments in several aspects including the fee-reimbursement issue.
Stating that his dream project is to implement free education to the deserved students from KG to PG, the Chief Minister said that he hopes to witness it happen in Telangana. He even assured that 24,000 teachers are going to be recruited in the Schools to be established.
