On Monday, Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao while conveying Ugadi festival greeting to Telangana state people praises government works towards public. He said that  the State government was giving top priority to agriculture and allied sectors, spending over Rs 50,000 crore every year on construction of irrigation projects and implementation of schemes like Rythu Bandhu, Rhythu Bima, loan waiver and uninterrupted power supply, among others.

In a statement CM Chandrasekhar Rao said that “The aim of the State government is to bring happiness among the farmers and make them lead comfortable lives,” He said that as predicted in the Telugu Almanac that there would be more importance to flow of water this new year, water for irrigation would be available in abundance in the State. “It is a good omen that even nature seems to be favouring the government’s vision in this regard,” he said, in his message.

Further he also state that the people of Telangana who tasted bitterness of the erstwhile Andhra Pradesh, were now enjoying the sweet fruits of self-governance. He reminded that water was harnessed, stored and then pumped to the agriculture fields above the Mean Sea level, through lifts, tunnels, canals and barrages. schemes like Rythu Bandhu and Rythu Bima had instilled confidence among the farmers and their families in the State, giving them new hope for a brighter future. He said the Telangana government has taken upon itself the responsibility of farmers and was bringing them together through the constitution of Rythu Bandhu Samithis and construction of Rythu Vedikas across the State.

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