Hyderabad: Telangana government rescheduled the Telangana Cabinet meeting from May 21 to May 23 and shifted the venue to the State Secretariat in Hyderabad.
Earlier, the government had planned to hold the meeting at Yadagirigutta on May 21 at 3 pm. However, officials revised the schedule because Saraswati River Anthya Pushkaralu will begin on the same day.
Later, speculation emerged that ministers might still meet at Yadagirigutta on May 23 during the Chief Minister’s visit for development programmes. However, government sources clarified that the meeting would now take place at the Secretariat. Authorities also issued fresh orders confirming the revised schedule.
Chief Secretary K. Ramakrishna Rao released the official communication regarding the changes in the Cabinet meeting arrangements.
The government is expected to take up several welfare and administrative matters during the meeting. Ministers are likely to review guidelines and eligibility norms related to the Indiramma housing scheme before its launch on June 2.
Telangana Cabinet meeting likely to review key proposals
The Cabinet may also examine progress on HAM road projects after completion of the tender process. In addition, ministers are expected to discuss revision of land values and pending irrigation projects.
Officials may place proposals related to health cards for government employees and pensioners before the Cabinet. The meeting could also discuss fresh job recruitment plans in various departments.
Sources said the government may review proposals concerning allocation of house sites for journalists as part of the broader welfare agenda.
The rescheduled Telangana Cabinet meeting assumes significance as the government prepares to roll out several welfare initiatives and infrastructure programmes in the coming weeks.
