Hyderabad: Chief of Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Sunday announced the implementation of extending Aasara pensions to those aged between 57 and 65 years.
The minister’s chairman has submitted a promise to extend the scheme during the Campaign of the State Election in 2018.
So far, only those aged 65 years and above qualified for retirement schemes.
This step to reduce the minimum age for feasibility is made with the intention of supporting more people in those years of advanced ones under the poverty line.
The minister’s chairman also announced a life insurance scheme for handloom workers and weavers with the coverage of Rs 5 Lakh in cases of unintentional deaths.
This scheme is on the Rythu Bima line.
The minister’s chairman, who was visiting Sirzona Regency, also responded to the request made by the minister of city and local MLA KT Rama Rao by publishing various sops for the district.
CM also inaugurates the Collectorate Complex in the integrated district in Sircilla on Sunday.
While the state government suffered losses of RS 1 Lakh Crore as a result of Pandemi, the main minister reaffirmed its commitment to spending the RS 45,000 Crore in the empowerment of Dalit for the next four years and RS 10,000 Crore to strengthen, improve the medical infrastructure of the country.
CM remembers what he calls “injustice for the Telangana region” over irrigation and drinking water on the not divided PND says, “Nothing can stop KCR travel …
Start to ensure a smile on the face of people and every individual in Telangana’s life And every individual in prosperity.
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