On February 4th, CM Revanth Reddy made a crucial decision!
The Telangana government has declared February 4th as 'Telangana Social Justice Day,' with a focus on raising awareness about the socio-economic conditions of backward classes. Chief Secretary Shanti Kumari announced various programs, including lectures, cultural events, and caste surveys, to be conducted annually across the state to promote social justice.
Hyderabad: The Telangana government has made a crucial decision. On February 4th of every year, it will now be celebrated as "Telangana Social Justice Day," as announced by Chief Secretary Shanti Kumari in a government order issued on Thursday. After the Congress government came to power, the state cabinet decided to conduct a BC caste enumeration on February 4, 2024. As part of this process, a discussion on the BC caste enumeration was held in the Assembly, and key details were revealed.
Various programs will be held across the state on February 4th to raise awareness about the population, socio-economic conditions, and challenges of backward classes. The government considers this caste enumeration process crucial for gaining a clear understanding of the situation. As part of this, the government decided to observe February 4th as Telangana Social Justice Day. Various programs will be conducted throughout the state every year on this date.
The day will involve awareness programs, lectures, and cultural events related to social, economic, educational, and political policies, as well as caste surveys. Approvals for recommendations regarding the sub-classification of Scheduled Castes will also be part of the programs. The BC Welfare Department will coordinate these events across the state. All welfare departments in the government are expected to actively participate and take measures to ensure the success of Social Justice Day, as stated by Chief Secretary Shanti Kumari.
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