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TSPCB staff told to work with devotion
Independence will become meaningful only if benefits of government welfare schemes reach everyone in the society, observed Telangana State Pollution Control Board TSPCB membersecretary G Satyanarayan Reddy, after hoisting the national flag in the office and garlanding Mahatma Gandhis portrait
Hyderabad: Independence will become meaningful only if benefits of government welfare schemes reach everyone in the society, observed Telangana State Pollution Control Board (TSPCB) member-secretary G Satyanarayan Reddy, after hoisting the national flag in the office and garlanding Mahatma Gandhi’s portrait.
Addressing the staff, he stated that as government employees play a crucial role in the country’s development they should work with commitment and devotion and strive for its further progress. While under-lining the role of Pollution Control Boards in development, Reddy advised the employees to be sincere in getting a good name to the organisation. He recalled that the board was given a State-level award in 2017. Among those present were chief environmental engineer Vishwanatham, senior administrative manager Padmasri, Ramesh Gupta, Nagesh, scientists.
