The Governor of Telangana has put forward a historic and visionary vision on the occasion of the 77th Republic Day. Referring to the ‘Telangana Rising 2047’ document, Jayapal announced that the state aims to become a $3 trillion economy by the year 2047.
This announcement of the Governor was made at a time when the entire country is celebrating Republic Day and the Telangana government is headed by Chief Minister A. Underlining its achievements in two years under the leadership of Revanth Reddy. In his speech, the Governor explained in detail the three pillars of development: CURE, PURE and RARE. Under this, work will be expedited towards ‘India Future City’ and Net-Zero Smart City to include Hyderabad among the best cities of the world.
Enumerate the development works of the state government
Along with this, special emphasis has been laid on Greenfield Expressway, Dry Ports and the second phase of Metro Rail to strengthen the infrastructure. The state government has also taken concrete steps regarding the welfare of farmers, women and youth. He said that loans worth Rs 20,617 crore of farmers have been waived off and under the ‘Mahalakshmi’ scheme, free bus travel and cheap gas cylinders are being given to women, which has provided relief to lakhs of families.
The Governor said that the government is also active in the field of employment and till now more than 62,000 youth have been given jobs. On this occasion, the Governor emphasized on the values of justice, equality and fraternity of the Constitution and said that to strengthen democracy, we have to perform our duties sincerely.
Campaign against drug abuse appreciated
He also appreciated the campaign being run against drugs and the initiative to strengthen law and order. The Governor informed about the steps taken towards making Telangana a modern and prosperous state. He said that the Telangana government seems determined to carry on development and welfare politics together.
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