Salaries paid to all staff on March 1 regardless of grim monetary state of affairs, says Telangana Deputy CM
Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka
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Surmounting monetary difficulties, the Congress authorities has paid salaries to three,65,262 common staff and pensions to 2.85 lakh retired staff on the primary of this month, mentioned Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka.
That is the primary time since August 2019 that the State authorities staff acquired salaries on the primary day of the month beneath the Congress social gathering’s ‘Indiramma Rajyam’, he mentioned, taking a dig on the earlier BRS authorities and accusing it of leaving Telangana in dire monetary straits throughout its practically 10-year rule.
Chatting with mediapersons in Bhimavaram village of Yerrupalem mandal of Khammam district on Sunday, Mr.Vikramarka, who holds the portfolios of Finance and Power, mentioned the Congress authorities credited salaries to the workers on March 1 preserving in view their EMIs and different month-to-month bills amid the State’s grim monetary state of affairs.
The federal government is steadfast in its resolve to usher in Indiramma Rajyam as promised, he asserted, citing the implementation of free journey for ladies on TSRTC buses, improve in Aarogyasri well being restrict to ₹10 lakh, launch of ₹500 LPG cylinder and Gruha Jyothi schemes.
He known as upon State authorities staff to work diligently with a way of dedication to make sure efficient implementation of the six ensures and different welfare schemes of the federal government.
The Congress authorities has stuffed 25,000 posts, reconstituted the TSPSC, issued the Group-I and the DSC academics recruitment notifications inside three months of coming to energy as promised, he mentioned, including that B.R.Ambedkar Information Centres will likely be arrange one every of the 119 Meeting constituencies within the State to offer on-line teaching by topic consultants to unemployed youths getting ready for aggressive exams.
Earlier, the Deputy Chief Minister laid basis stone for BT roads at Bhimavaram, Ayyavarigudem and Bhavanipuram villages at an estimated price of ₹38.50 crore in Yerrupalem mandal of Madhira Meeting constituency.
