CVSK Sarma Friday News

HYDERABAD: Hyderabad is gearing up to get rid of over 1,000 slums dotting the city to create for itself a reputation as the best investment destination and citizen-friendly city in the country.

Greater HyderabadMunicipal Corporation (GHMC) commissioner C V S K Sarma on Friday told a gathering of CEOs of global IT companies at the ongoing Hyderabad IT Summit that the city would become slum-free in the next two years.

He said the GHMC was identifying places on the outskirts to rehabilitate people living in the city slums.

"Wherever the livelihood of these people is connected to the local populace, we plan to build multi-storeyed buildings to accommodate them. They will be provided with all amenities," he informed. The GHM Ccommissioner said that a major cleanliness drive was on in the city and in keeping with this waste was being converted into energy.

Claiming that the city was emerging as the best place for people of various communities and states to settle down, he said that the civic bodies were focused on addressing problems like traffic, pollution, congestion and potable water.

GHMC would create 1,800 new parks across the city to provide lung space and of these, 1,500 parks would have themes like butterfly garden, medicinal and herbal and botanical gardens.

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The Chief Minister Dr K Rosaiah expressed satisfaction

HYDERABAD: The Chief Minister Dr K Rosaiah expressed satisfaction over the distribution of subjects among his Secretaries including the newly appointed Principal Secretary Mr Sam Bob. The Secretaries were allotted subjects in a reshuffle in the Chief Minister's office today. The Chief Minister felt that the Secretaries were given different subjects in which they were proficient and earlier handled well in the respective departments. 

"All are equal for me. Let us now fully concentrate on welfare of the people and various crucial issues and give proper guidance to the administrative machinery", he said. The Chief Minister hoped that the arrangements will work well and the officers will work with more dedication and zeal and the CMO will get a new fillip in the overall administrative set up. Dr. Rosaiah hoped that the appointment of Mr. P.K. Agarwal, a senior most retired IAS officer and former Special Chief Secretary as Adviser will help him in the matters of crucial issues related to various development and welfare schemes. 

The subjects allotted to the Secretaries in the Chief Minister's Office are as follows: 

Sri C.V.S.K. Sarma: General Administration, Home, Energy, Finance, Planning, Irrigation & Command Area Development, Labour, Employment & Technical Education. Sri Dinesh Kumar: Panchayat Raj & Rural Development, Health, Medical & Family Welfare, Education, Agriculture, Horticulture & Sericulture, Cooperation & Marketing, Food & Civil Supplies, Animal Husbandry & Fisheries, Rain Shadow Area Development, Housing. Sri Busi Sam Bob: Revenue, Industries & Commerce, Infrastructure & Investment, Roads and Buildings, Social Welfare, Tribal Welfare, B.C.Welfare, Minority Welfare and Women Development & Child Welfare. Sri K.Jawahar Reddy: Municipal Administration & Urban Development, Transport, Mines & Geology, Information Technology & Communications, Tourism & Cultural Affairs, Sports & Youth Services, Environment, Forests, Science & Technology, Public Enterprises and Information System Group, Petition Monitoring. Sri K.Tuljanand Singh: Law and Legislative Affairs.  

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