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Telangana State Most Backward Classes (MBC) Corporation chairman Taduri Srinivas has lauded the state government for allocating Rs 1,000 crore to MBCs.
Tarnaka: Telangana State Most Backward Classes (MBC) Corporation chairman Taduri Srinivas has lauded the state government for allocating Rs 1,000 crore to MBCs. He held a meeting with BC commission member Anjaneyulu Goud at local Corporator Alakunta Saraswathi's house here on Tuesday.
The corporator said many youths had applied for self-employment loan and urged Srinivas to ensure that the loans are sanctioned as soon as possible. Local leader Alakunta Hari and other TRS activists also took part in the meeting.
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