Hyderabad: State Cabinet chaired by Chief Minister Ravensh Reddy Saturday’s decision to release one (of five) pending Dear perks (DA) Government employees, teachers, workers and pensioners.
It will cost the state exchequer Rs 3,000 crore. In addition, the Cabinet decided to initiate sanctions against 3,500 indirama housing Diwali units for each assembly constituency.
Although the state government is cracking down financial pressureFinance Minister said Cabinet decided to give a DA and Indiramma house as Diwali gift to government employees and homeless poor Pungulati Srinivas Reddy and Minister of Welfare of B.C. Bonam Prabhakar he told a news conference late Saturday night at the California Binet Post.
Briefly sharing the decisions approved during the five-hour cabinet meeting, they said the foundation of the Indiramma house may be started on the day after Diwali as ‘amavasya’ will be observed on the festival day.
Cabinet approves Hyd Metro expansion of six corridors
However, the DA will be released before the festival on October 31st.
From November 4th to 5th, more than 80,000 staff (enumerators) and more than 10,000 supervisors from various departments and enterprises will start collecting detailed information door-to-door. At that time, they will be taught how to collect, register and Training on preparation of materials.
The cabinet also approved the maintenance, expansion and development of existing and new roads under the purview of panchayat raj and rural development and roads and construction departments.
There must be a BT road from every village to the mandal, a two-lane road from the mandal to the district headquarters and a four-lane road from the district headquarters to Greater Hyderabad.
The project is expected to cost Rs 28,000 crore to construct 17,000 kilometers of roads and is targeted to be completed in the next four years under a public-private partnership model. A high-level committee will be set up to prepare a detailed project report.
It has also been decided to take up a project to desilt all large and medium reservoirs and pilot it at Kadem project in Nirmal district. The remaining reservoirs will be desilted in stages.
The Cabinet approved the second phase of the Hyderabad Metro Rail expansion project to expand six corridors with a total length of 76.4 kilometers at a cost of Rs 24,269 crore.
The project will adopt a PPP model and be jointly invested and implemented by the state and central government. The detailed project report has been approved by the Cabinet and will be submitted to the central government for approval and funding as part of the joint venture.
As employees demanded that the previous government GO 317 implement transfers in an unscientific manner, the Cabinet approved three categories of transfers of government employees: spousal cases, health reasons and mutual transfers. Likewise, GO 46 affected employees will be treated fairly in their positions.
