Telangana Founding Date 2023: Telangana Founding Day commonly known as Telangana Founding Day is celebrated on June 2 every year. National celebration of the founding of the Indian state of Telangana. It marks the historical importance of the state to the sustained Telangana movement over the years. Kalvakuntla Chandrashekar Rao was elected the first Chief Minister of Telangana.
This is an inspiring story about India’s youngest state. Telangana, has brought a century of development in less than a decade!
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– Telangana CMO (@TelanganaCMO)
June 2, 2023
On Telangana Founding Day, my greetings to the people of this wonderful state. The skill of its people and the richness of its culture cause great admiration. I pray for the welfare and prosperity of Telangana.
– Narendra Modi (@narendramodi)
June 2, 2023
Happy Telangana Independence Day! Blessed with forests and wildlife, Telangana is also endowed with a rich cultural heritage and talented people. This beautiful country is becoming a hub for innovation and entrepreneurship. My best wishes for…
– President of India (@rashtrapatibhvn)
June 2, 2023
The Telangana region of Hyderabad began to organize in the early 1950s with the request of a separate state. The 1969 state unrest was the result of the Gentlemen’s Non-implementation of the Agreement, and the Telangana region remained discriminatory in employment, education, and government spending. The people of Telangana began to unite in different organizations in the mid-1990s with the need to form their own Telangana state. On November 29, 2009, KCR announced an ongoing hunger strike to promote Telangana statehood. Students, workers and popular organizations joined the movement, which quickly spread like wildfire. The UPA government then began the process of statehood in July 2013 and completed it in February 2014 after four years of effective and nonviolent protests.
Telangana culture
The geography, politics and economics of the region have determined the culture of Telangana. Telangana connects the north and south of India. So it’s no surprise that the whole area has become famous for Ganga-Jamuna Tehzeeb. Often referred to as “South of North and North of South”, Telangana is the best example of India’s complex, pluralistic and inclusive culture.
art form
Telangana received royal patronage and achieved ingenuity in several classical art forms. Telangana’s distinctive identity stems from many groups spread across the state. Some of the major art forms include Golla Suddula, Ogga Kathala and Gotrala, etc. Perini Sivatandavam, ‘Dhoom Dham’ and Chindu Bhagavatham.
In addition, the Qutub monarchs Shahi and Asafjahi encouraged the development of qawwali, ghazal and mushair.
festival
Telangana is inhabited by people of different religions and beliefs, which clearly shows the organization of different festivals. Hindu festivals including Ugadi, Sri Rama Navami, Bonala, Vinayaka Chaturthi, Dasara, Deepavali, Sankranti, Holi and Mahashivaratri are celebrated with enthusiasm, joy and devotion. Along with Ghattam, Dasara is the main festival with the name pedda pandara.
While Ramzan is the main Muslim holiday, Telangana also celebrates Moharram on a grand scale. It’s called “peerla pandaga”. Pir means master. Most Christians look forward to Christmas and Good Friday with enthusiasm and piety.
Telangana Government Initiative
The Telangana government has launched various programs and initiatives aimed at comprehensively developing the standard of living of the people. Some popular government initiatives include:
- KCR . nutrition kit
- Mana Ooru- Mana Badi
- Dalit Bandhu
- dala ni
- Sing for Veluga
- Rhythu Bandhu . Program
- Ryth Bim
- KCR . kit
- Kakatiya’s Mission
- Bhagirath Quest
- Haritha Haram
- Kalyana Lakshmi/ Shaadi Mubarak
- Arogya Lakshmi
- Aasara’s pension
- Housing for the poor
- Divide land among dalits
- Rice distribution
- Strengthen the security apparatus
- ONA team
- Distribution of sheep
- SoftNET
- MISSION
- TWO yarn
- the beginning of the letter T
- WE Center
Annual report of the General Department of Health, Health and Family (2021 – 2022)
In 2017, India’s National Institute of Transformation (NITI Aayog) in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare released an annual health index to track overall and state performance. And among the larger states, Telangana emerged as the third best state in terms of overall and incremental performance.
- NITI Aayog ranked 3rd in state achievement
- MMR reduced to 43
- IMR reduced to 21
- 8 new medical faculties opened
- 19 MBBS seats and 7 PG seats for 1 thousand people, the highest in the country
- 4th Specialty Hospital in Hyderabad
- Superspecialty Hospital in Warangal
- NIMS is being upgraded from 1489 beds to 3489 beds
- 61 new dialysis centers and 51 new dialysis machines
- Health budget increased by 76% compared to last year
- More than 1 million lab tests have been conducted for free according to Telangana Diagnostics
- The maximum number of teleconsultations in the country
- 339 Basti Dawakhanas function
- Midwifery Award and Risk Pregnancy Recognition
- All beds convert to oxygen
- Oxygen production capacity increased from 135 tons to 332 tons per day
Annual report of the Ministry of Industry and Trade (2021-2022)
- Telangana ranks first in the country for creating the best business environment, according to the second edition of the NITI Aayog Export Readiness Index (EPI)-2021.
- According to the fourth health index of Niti Aayog, Telangana ranks third among the major states in terms of overall health. Telangana ranks first in incremental performances.
- Telangana introduced Telangana’s first IP mascot of its kind – IP BUDDY – RACHIT. The Singareni Thermal Power Plant has received national recognition for its efficient use of fly ash.
- Telangana topped the rankings for social welfare and development sector as well as domestic commerce and industry. In the Good Governance Index-2021 (GGI), it ranks second in the area of economic governance.
- Ten panchayats have been included in the top 10 list published by Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY) and 19 of the top 20 panchayat in the country are from Telangana.
- GMR Hyderabad International Airport Co., Ltd. “Telangana State Energy Conservation Award – 2021 (TSECA)” awarded the prestigious “Gold Award of Excellence” (GHIAL).
Faculty of Electronics and Information Communication Technology (2021-2022)
- Telangana’s IT/ITeS exports reached Rs 1,83,569 in fiscal year 2021-2022, an increase of 26.14% year-on-year.
- According to NASSCOM estimates, India’s total IT/ITeS exports will grow by 17.20% in fiscal year 2021-22. Telangana outperformed the rest of the country in terms of IT and IT export growth rate of 9%.
- Telangana is on track to achieve exports of 30,000 black rupees and 100,000 jobs – the target set out in the 2nd ICT Policy 2021-2026.
Many public and private activities honoring Telangana’s history and traditions are held on Telangana Day, often marked by parades, speeches and political ceremonies. The Premier of Telangana raises the national flag in a solemn ceremony at the parade ground, which is also the site of the official procession. In all counties of the state, this day is celebrated with great joy and pride. All of the 33 counties enjoyed the big day with equal and enthusiastic participation.
Source: telangana.gov.in
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