CS Somesh Kumar holds a review meeting with officials on growing of Oil Palm
Hyderabad: Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar, IAS informed that the Honourable Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao is very keen to increase oil palm cultivation in the state. He observed that the state has many innovative and progressive farmers who can be sensitised to take up oil palm cultivation which has a huge potential and will also help reduce the import bill of the country.
Chief Secretary held a review meeting with officials on increasing oil palm cultivation in the state at BRKR Bhavan today. Importing of quality sprouts, establishing of nurseries, identifying potential private companies for setting up factories in the state, and other logistic issues were discussed during the course of the meeting.
Jayesh Ranjan,IAS, Prl. Secretary, ITE&C, Sandeep Kumar Sultania, IAS, Secretary, PR&RD, Raghunandan Rao, IAS, Secretary, Agriculture, Christina Chongthu, IAS, Secretary, Tribal Welfare, Surender, MD, TS Oilfed, Venkat Rami Reddy, Director, Horticulture, Akhil, Director, Food Processing, Sushma, Director, Business Development for Food Processing Society and other officials were present.
CS participated in a webinar from BRKR Bhavan organised by TS Medical Council:
The government under the dynamic leadership of the Chief Minister has taken some innovative steps which resulted in not only less active positive cases but also less fatalities compared to many other states in the country. Chief Secretary informed that as per the directions of the Honourable Chief Minister the government equipped the health department with human resources, infrastructure and other systems. Further, all the hospital beds in government hospitals are being provided with oxygen facilities. Sufficient tankers have also been procured. Tenders have also been floated for setting up Liquid Medical Oxygen plants in all government hospitals. The government is also fully geared up to tackle the 3rd wave .
Referring to the vaccination programme, Chief Secretary said that in order to ensure optimal utilization of the vaccines provided by the government of India, the state government has initiated the programme of vaccinating high exposure group persons on a priority basis.
The webinar organised by the Telangana State Medical Council on Lessons learnt and future strategies on Covid 19 was attended by eminent Doctors including Dr Guleria of AIIMS, Health Secretary Rizvi, VC Karunakar Reddy, Dr Ramesh Reddy, Dr Nageswar Reddy and TSMC Chairman Dr Ravinder Reddy among others.
Chief Secretary held a review meeting with officials on increasing oil palm cultivation in the state at BRKR Bhavan today. Importing of quality sprouts, establishing of nurseries, identifying potential private companies for setting up factories in the state, and other logistic issues were discussed during the course of the meeting.
Jayesh Ranjan,IAS, Prl. Secretary, ITE&C, Sandeep Kumar Sultania, IAS, Secretary, PR&RD, Raghunandan Rao, IAS, Secretary, Agriculture, Christina Chongthu, IAS, Secretary, Tribal Welfare, Surender, MD, TS Oilfed, Venkat Rami Reddy, Director, Horticulture, Akhil, Director, Food Processing, Sushma, Director, Business Development for Food Processing Society and other officials were present.
CS participated in a webinar from BRKR Bhavan organised by TS Medical Council:
The government under the dynamic leadership of the Chief Minister has taken some innovative steps which resulted in not only less active positive cases but also less fatalities compared to many other states in the country. Chief Secretary informed that as per the directions of the Honourable Chief Minister the government equipped the health department with human resources, infrastructure and other systems. Further, all the hospital beds in government hospitals are being provided with oxygen facilities. Sufficient tankers have also been procured. Tenders have also been floated for setting up Liquid Medical Oxygen plants in all government hospitals. The government is also fully geared up to tackle the 3rd wave .
Referring to the vaccination programme, Chief Secretary said that in order to ensure optimal utilization of the vaccines provided by the government of India, the state government has initiated the programme of vaccinating high exposure group persons on a priority basis.
The webinar organised by the Telangana State Medical Council on Lessons learnt and future strategies on Covid 19 was attended by eminent Doctors including Dr Guleria of AIIMS, Health Secretary Rizvi, VC Karunakar Reddy, Dr Ramesh Reddy, Dr Nageswar Reddy and TSMC Chairman Dr Ravinder Reddy among others.