Telangana Government Promises Job Boom Under CM Revanth Reddy

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy claimed his administration has filled up 30,000 jobs in 90 days and aims to recruit another 30,000 within the year. He emphasized that the government is committed to employment, health, and education, and urged youth not to protest but directly engage with ministers.

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy announced that his administration has successfully filled 30,000 job vacancies within 90 days of taking office, with plans to recruit another 30,000 youth within its first year.

During a speech at the passing-out parade of new firemen, he noted that appointment letters had been handed over to about 30,000 youth, emphasizing the government's commitment to employment.

Notifications have been issued to fill another 30,000 posts, including 11,000 teacher positions and various other state services roles.

Reddy highlighted that the government is on track to make over 60,000 appointments within a year of coming to power.

Addressing recent protests, he urged youth to engage with ministers to resolve their issues instead of protesting.

The chief minister reaffirmed the government's focus on health, education, employment, and irrigation in the state's 2024-25 budget.

Reddy also criticized the previous BRS regime for not prioritizing job creation, despite the youth's struggle for Telangana statehood.

Praising the fire services' personnel, he lauded their vital role as first responders in disaster situations.

(With inputs from agencies.)