In a significant move, Hydra Commissioner penned a letter to the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) regarding construction in ponds. The letter urged the cancellation of permissions for constructions in Flood Flow Channels (FTL) or buffer zones, emphasizing the need to review and verify existing permissions.

Specifically targeting illegal constructions in ponds, Hydra called for the cancellation of permissions for building on five ponds, including Komatikunta. This stern approach aims to preserve the ecological balance and prevent encroachment on vital water bodies.

Meanwhile, Hydra’s enforcement activities have extended to areas like Kukatpally, Kishtareddypet, and Patelguda in Aminpur Municipality, where structures on government lands have been demolished. Notably, significant areas in Nallacheruvu FTL, Shantinagar buffer zone, and Kishtareddypet, Patelguda have been cleared of unauthorized constructions.

On a parallel front, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy emphasized the importance of addressing encroachments on ponds and canals. Directing officials to identify residents in Musi catchment areas, the focus is on providing alternative housing solutions. Measures to safeguard inner and outer ponds, including the installation of CCTV cameras, have been mandated to enhance surveillance and deter illegal activities.

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One poignant incident involved the rescue of 40 families trapped in floods in Sitaram Tanda, Guduru mandal, Mahabubabad district. State Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy personally acknowledged and commended the valiant work of the officials and police involved in this rescue mission. CM Revanth Reddy’s visit to Mahabubabad was marked by his appreciation for Sirol SICH Nagesh, whose pivotal role in rescuing the trapped individuals did not go unnoticed.

Furthermore, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy extended his gratitude to the courageous CIs who provided essential supplies like water bottles and food to stranded passengers when floodwaters disrupted the railway track at Kesamudram Intikanne. Rural CI Saravayya and Town CI Devender’s efforts in relocating 5300 passengers to safety in Kazipet were also honored by the Chief Minister.

The exceptional dedication and leadership of DGP Dr. Jitender, Additional DGP Mahesh M Bhagwat, and Mahbubabad district SP Sudhir Ramnath Kekan have been lauded for their proactive measures in assisting the victims of heavy rains. SI Nagesh, CIs Sarvaiah, and Devender were specifically recognized by the state chief minister as exemplary role models in their commitment to duty.

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The process of establishing a new BC Commission in Telangana led by CM Revanth Reddy is nearing completion. A gazette is expected to be released appointing the new commission chairman and members shortly. There have been deliberations on appointing party leaders and retired judges to key positions. Names such as Niranjan and Rachala Yugandhar Goud have emerged as potential members.

As the term of the current BC Commission ends soon, the formation of a new commission becomes crucial. Congress BC leaders are vying for the positions, with Rachala Yugandhar Goud gaining support. The lobbying efforts to extend the current chairman’s tenure have faced resistance from CM Revanth Reddy, who aims to provide opportunities to deserving candidates.

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Revanth Reddy’s administration fulfilled the Congress party’s election promise by implementing the two lakh farmer loan waiver, disbursing the funds in three installments to farmers’ accounts. Despite these efforts, some farmers faced challenges receiving the waiver due to discrepancies in documentation such as ration cards, Aadhaar cards, and Pattadar passbooks. Additionally, farmers with loans exceeding two lakhs expressed concerns over the lack of waiver, leading to protests.

Addressing these issues, CM Revanth clarified that loans above two lakhs would be subject to the waiver upon repayment. He assured that all eligible farmers would receive the benefit and announced that over 17 thousand 933 crores had been deposited thus far. To address outstanding grievances, farmers were urged to submit their concerns at Collectorates for resolution.

In a separate development, CM Revanth Reddy admonished KTR and Harish Rao for their approach to the loan waiver, accusing them of misleading farmers. Harish Rao’s challenge to the waiver process was met with criticism, with allegations that he failed to fulfill his commitment to resign if the loans were not waived. CM Revanth called for improved coordination and data collection efforts between Harish Rao, KTR, and the Collectorate to streamline the loan waiver process.

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Emphasizing the need for daily progress reviews, a special WhatsApp group was set up to facilitate timely updates. The Chief Minister conducted a comprehensive assessment at the secretariat to oversee the RRR land acquisition progress. He directed a transparent and just process for land acquisition and stressed the significance of consistent advancements.

Addressing the officials, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy instructed the commencement of land acquisition along the Sangareddy-Amangal-Shad Nagar-Chautuppal route, emphasizing the need to focus on the southern part due to significant progress in the northern section. He advised officials to engage with the central government to address any technical challenges related to the road.

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy reviewed the RRR map on Google and suggested adjustments to the southern alignment to align with future needs. Officials were tasked with conducting on-site assessments and promptly submitting detailed reports. Additionally, he provided directives on constructing radial roads to connect with main routes, ensuring accessibility for future industries and organizations in the city.

Minister Komati Reddy Venkat Reddy, Nalgonda MP Raghuveer Reddy, and other officials actively participated in the meeting to discuss the development initiatives proposed by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy.

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Chief Minister Revanth Reddy made key comments on investments in Telangana. The CM said that Hyderabad is competing with the world.. No other state in the country can compete with Hyderabad. He said that Hyderabad will be a haven for investments. He said that companies that do not meet the expectations are on the path of Bhagyanagaram.

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy dismissed the misconceptions that investments are moving in the state. CM Revanth along with Minister Sridhar Babu and MLA Prakash Goud participated in the inauguration of Cognizant’s new campus. CM Revanth said that there is no truth in the propaganda that investments will go to AP and Karnataka from Hyderabad. He said that they are not competing with neighboring states but with the world. CM Revanth said that Hyderabad city has been growing for 430 years. He said that the infrastructure and law and order in Hyderabad city are not there in the neighboring states. He said that there is infrastructure to connect anywhere from Hyderabad. CM Revanth made it clear that his government is responsible for the safety of investors.

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy said that through his 15-day foreign tour, the state has achieved investments worth Rs.31,500 crores. The CM said that the aim is to make Telangana a trillion economy.. Telangana will become a future state. The CM visited the offices of Cognizant in America and Seoul. He hoped that the number of employees in Cognizant would increase to one lakh.

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