Telangana: CM A. Revanth Reddy announced that his government will soon set up a commission to deal with issues related to education and farmers

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Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy announced that his government will soon set up a commission to deal with issues related to education and farmers. Revanth Reddy said at an event in Hyderabad that the Minority and Women Commission receives complaints and gives recommendations and directions to the governments to solve the problems (of minorities and women). Reddy said that our government has specially identified two areas. One is education and the other is agriculture.

What did Revanth Reddy say?

He further said that our government has decided to create a mechanism to work continuously towards solving your problems through the Education Commission. The proposed Farmers Commission will address the complaints of farmers regarding fake seeds, fertilizers and others and make recommendations for their welfare. Revanth Reddy said that the state government will give priority to the establishment of Education and Agriculture Commissions. He said that private corporate institutions advertise the achievements of their students, while it is a matter of pride for the government to see students of government schools excelling in studies.

Basic facilities in schools

He said 90 per cent of the country’s civil service officers, senior politicians, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Telugu Desam Party chief N Chandrababu Naidu and even he himself, have been students of government schools. The Chief Minister said his government had launched a major drive to recruit teachers under the DSC (District Selection Committee) examination system soon after assuming power in December last year and the government has started work to rebuild old government school buildings and provide basic facilities in schools.