CS reviews welfare schemes

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Chief Secretary Santhi Kumari today reviewed the progress of various welfare schemes introduced and implemented by the State Government through video conference with the District Collectors. Secretaries of various departments attended the video conference.
The concluding celebrations of Swatantra Bharata Vajrotsavam, Haritha Haram for Telangana, Dasabdhi Vanaalu, sheep distribution, financial assistance of one lakh rupees to BCs and minorities, Gruhalakshmi, Dalit Bandhu, land distribution, social security pensions, compassionate appointments, regularization of notary lands etc. were reviewed with the Collectors.
She congratulated the District Collectors for making the one crore saplings plantation program undertaken as part of the concluding celebrations of Swatantra Bharata Vajrotsavam a success, saying that saplings were planted exceeding the target. The plantation to be taken up under Haritha Haram should be completed by the second week of September, she said.
As directed by the Hon’ble Chief Minister for the regularization of notary lands G.O. 84 has been released, it has been directed to conduct a wide-scale campaign to receive applications for this scheme, to process the applications received quickly and regularize them.  Under GO 59, steps should be taken to deposit the amount fixed for regularization from those who have received notices. The process of filling compassionate appointments should be completed immediately.
MA&UD Special Chief Secretary Arvind Kumar, Animal Husbandry Special Chief Secretary Adhar Sinha, PCCF Dobrial, Revenue Principal Secretary Naveen Mittal, BC Welfare Principal Secretary B. Venkatesham, Youth Services Principal Secretary Sailaja Ramaiyer, Roads and Buildings Secretary Srinivasa Raju, SC Development Secretary Rahul Bojja, GHMC Commissioner Ronald Rose, Transport Commissioner Jyoti Buddha Prakash, CDMA Pamela Satpathy, Panchayat Raj & Rural Development Commissioner Hanumantha Rao, Finance Senior Consultant Siva Shankar are participated .
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