Can KCR bring some ripples on National Poltiics?
The BRS leader has also emphasised Telangana's outstanding accomplishments over the past eight years. The gross state product (GSDP) of telangana more than doubled to Rs 11.55 lakh crore, and per capita income rose from Rs 1.24 lakh in 2014 to Rs 2.75 lakh in 2022. The completion of numerous irrigation projects, including Kaleshwaram, regarded as the largest lift irrigation project in the world, and a significant increase in food production, as well as a projected increase in annual IT exports to Rs 1.83 lakh crore from Rs 57,000 crore in 2014, are other anticipated accomplishments.
KCR frequently asks at public gatherings, "If a new state can do this in such a short time, why can't the rest of the country do this?" kcr asserts that telangana is the only state that can compete with it in terms of its welfare programmes for diverse groups of people. It introduced Dalit Bandhu last year, another ground-breaking programme for the socioeconomic development of Dalits. Every Dalit family will receive Rs. 10 lakh under this programme as aid for starting any business of their choosing.
In addition to garnering national attention, a few villages data-bordering telangana in neighbouring karnataka and maharashtra have even called for their union with telangana so that farmers and other groups of people can benefit from its programmes. In addition to these states, the BRS is also considering expanding into andhra pradesh and tamil Nadu. On the day of the launch, BRS established a kisan cell in keeping with the importance placed on the agricultural industry and farmers. Gurnam Singh Charudi of Haryana, the head of the National Farmers' Union, was named president of the BRS Kisan Cell by KCR.
KCR frequently asks at public gatherings, "If a new state can do this in such a short time, why can't the rest of the country do this?" kcr asserts that telangana is the only state that can compete with it in terms of its welfare programmes for diverse groups of people. It introduced Dalit Bandhu last year, another ground-breaking programme for the socioeconomic development of Dalits. Every Dalit family will receive Rs. 10 lakh under this programme as aid for starting any business of their choosing.
In addition to garnering national attention, a few villages data-bordering telangana in neighbouring karnataka and maharashtra have even called for their union with telangana so that farmers and other groups of people can benefit from its programmes. In addition to these states, the BRS is also considering expanding into andhra pradesh and tamil Nadu. On the day of the launch, BRS established a kisan cell in keeping with the importance placed on the agricultural industry and farmers. Gurnam Singh Charudi of Haryana, the head of the National Farmers' Union, was named president of the BRS Kisan Cell by KCR.