HYDERABAD: The state government is all set to launch its 99-day action plan — Praja Palana - Pragathi Pranalika — on Friday.
As part of the initiative, which will be implemented from village to state-level till June 12, the government will conduct a special sanitation drive and also clear pending files in all government offices.
The district collectors, secretaries of all departments and the state chief secretary have already been instructed to actively participate and monitor the implementation of the action plan.
The programme will include gram and ward sabhas, along with meetings at mandal, constituency and district headquarters. Special stalls and exhibitions will be set up in mandal and district centres by various departments to showcase government schemes and services.
The government also wants ensure participation of all people’s representatives, from sarpanches to MLAs and MPs, in implementation of this programme.
The government also aims to explain the welfare schemes implemented over the past two years, highlighting the benefits received by various families and social groups. It also wants to ensure that all eligible beneficiaries get access to schemes.
Officials have been instructed to create awareness about reforms in the education and healthcare sectors, including plans to upgrade government schools and hospitals.
The government will also identify 100 Telangana Public Schools to be launched in the upcoming academic year and will raise awareness about them among parents.
In the energy sector, the programme will promote renewable energy, particularly solar power, encouraging farmers and citizens to generate income through solar power production.
The government will also focus on providing financial assistance for Indiramma housing schemes to poor families without houses but with available land. Additionally, it has decided to issue long-pending ration cards to all eligible beneficiaries as a continuous process.
The 99-day action plan will also prioritise youth employment and skill development, with job fairs planned across districts aiming to provide employment opportunities to around one lakh youth.