Telangana, a pioneer in the implementation of landmark welfare schemes, says Bhatti

Vice Minister Vicemanal of Telangana, Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka. File | Photo credit: Nagara Gopal

Telangana has become a model to follow for the whole country in the implementation of multiple pioneer pioneer welfare schemes destined for well -being that controls everything with an impulse on social justice and inclusive growth, said the deputy director of Telangana, Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka.

In statements to the media in the city of Madhira, the Khammam district on Sunday (April 13) after placing Foundation Stone for the underground drainage project of ₹ 128 million rupees, said that the implementation of the free rice scheme of variety of fine varieties as the first of the first of their children. Fine rice is distributed to 90 Lakh families with ration cards and 2.85 million beneficiaries throughout the state.

“In addition, together with the new ration cards that will be issued, a total of a ration card and the 3.10 million beneficiaries will get a good rice. The people’s government will spend ₹ 13,525 million rupees every year in the distribution of fine rice to poor”, to encourage farmers to cultivate the fine variety of the great variety of the farm, the state government is spending 2,675 Crore in the payment of bonus by Ben, German of the great variety, when altering the farm.

The state government had launched the Rajiv Yuva Vikasam scheme to extend financial assistance to unemployed young people to allow the issue to create work units on their own and become financially self -sufficient. He added that an amount of ₹ 9000 million rupees had a bone destined for self -complac companies, he added.