People from all walks of life, as well as TRS activists, are celebrating Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao’s birthday in novel ways across the state. A couple in Mukhra (K), a village in Echoda Mandal, named their infant boy Chandrashekhar Rao in honour of the Chief Minister.
Wagmare Bhagyasri, Chandrakanth’s wife, just gave birth to a newborn boy. The parents named their kid Chandrashekhar Rao as a gesture of gratitude and affection to the Chief Minister for ensuring the family’s financial empowerment by gifting them three acres of land under the Dalit Basti project. They claim that their family has gotten benefits totalling Rs Rs 22 lakh as a result of different initiatives conducted by the State government.
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Meanwhile, Gadge Meenakshi, the village sarpanch, presented the boy with numerous things including a cradle. To commemorate Chandrasekhar Rao’s birthday, she did a yagam and ksheerabhisekam and placed Flexi posters of him in agricultural areas. She noted that as a result of the State government’s actions over the last seven years, many families have been financially empowered as well as socially developed.
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On Thursday, the TRS NRI Unit in the United Kingdom celebrated Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao’s birthday in magnificent style in London.
Over 200 NRIs and their families attended the celebrations, which were organised in accordance with TRS working president KT Rama Rao’s directives.
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They participated in the prayers led by the heads of all religions. Speaking on the occasion, TRS NRI UK unit president D Ashok Goud said that God should grant the Chief Minister more power to make Telangana the number one state in the country in terms of welfare and development.
He stated that everyone should support the Chief Minister in his endeavours to play an important role in national politics.
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