Hyderabad: Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy announced several welfare initiatives for the tribal community under various development programs. Among the key decisions, the CM declared that the state government will officially celebrate the birth and death anniversaries of tribal warrior Komuram Bheem every year as a State function. He instructed State Chief Secretary Santhi Kumari to issue immediate orders for this.
The Chief Minister held a special meeting with tribal organizations and community leaders at the Secretariat on Friday. During the meeting, he addressed concerns about cases registered against youth during protests, stating that such cases could negatively impact their future, especially in terms of job opportunities. He assured the community that steps would be taken to withdraw all such cases and, if necessary, the government would pass a resolution to facilitate this.
To support tribal students, the CM announced the establishment of a special study circle exclusively for their benefit. He stated that funds have been approved for constructing the study circle’s building, and scholarships will be provided to all tribal students who have applied. He urged tribal leaders to submit the list of applicants to Minister Seethakka for immediate action.
The CM also highlighted measures to promote skill development among tribal youth. He emphasized that tribal students would receive special priority in the Young India Skills University and assured them of accommodation facilities. Additionally, the Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) in Agency areas are being upgraded as Advanced Training Centers (ATCs). He encouraged tribal elders and educated individuals to motivate students to enroll in skill development programs.
Further, Revanth Reddy promised housing benefits for the tribal community under the CM quota. He also stated that efforts would be made to provide solar power for these homes. Special funds will be allocated for the Keslapur Jatara festival, and new buildings for tribal centers will be constructed as part of the development initiatives.
In conclusion, the CM reiterated his commitment to uplifting the tribal community through targeted welfare and developmental programs.
