Hyderabad: The foundation stone of Mudira Bhavan was laid at kokipeta at a cost of Rs 5 crore on Sunday. Ministers Talsani Srinivas Yadav, Sabita Indraudeli, Gangula Kamalakar, MP K Kesava Rao, Ranjit Reddy and Banda Prakash participated in the event.

Minister Itala Rajendra said that the Telangana government has taken special steps for the unrecognized castes and races in the state. Telangana is the only state to establish 240 Gurukul saints for BC at 120 residential quarters per year. "We have set up more than 700 educational institutions for SC, ST, BC and minorities and spend Rs 1 lakh per student," he said, adding that the government has allocated space for them in the most expensive areas of the city. .

Minister Talsani Srinivas Yadav said that the Telangana government is providing free fish embryos to all fishermen in the state. He reminded the fishermen that various vehicles worth Rs 1,000 crore were given the right to fish in ponds in villages. "We supply 60 crore fish annually and there is a proposal to set up a fish market at district headquarters," he said.

Kamalakar said that in 72 years of independence, all governments saw the backward classes as ottobank. Chief Minister KCR is only working for the dignity, development and welfare of The B.C. He praised the backward classes for standing in every way with many programs. MP Bandhana Prakash said the idea of building a magnificent building for Mudiraj is a great idea for the government.

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