Hyderabad : K Chandrashekar Rao, the Chief Minister of Telangana and the head of the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS), inaugurated the new Collectorate Complex in Jangaon district on Friday, saying that Telangana is expanding far faster than many other larger states.
The Chief Minister, speaking on the occasion, stated, "I am delighted to officially inagurate the Jangaon district's new Collectorate complex. A collectorate is similar to a holy temple. Some states' secretariats lack a similar building complex." "Agriculture has been stabilised, as intended. Telangana is developing at a considerably faster rate than many other larger states. Seven of the country's developed villages are located in our state. 2,601 Rythu vedikas have been built in Telangana "he stated
He described the district's bad condition before to the state's establishment as follows: "What we were seven years ago and where we are now. There were a lot of uncertainties and concerns. People predicted that we would never succeed. Telangana has turned out to be a wonderful state. Even if there is a brief pause, we continue to provide uninterrupted and high-quality electricity. Telangana has been built as a corruption-free state."
The Bacchannapet famine struck eight times at one point. Bacchannapet's youth have migrated in search of work. He continued, "When I saw such a situation, tears welled up in my eyes."
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