On Formation Day, Governor urges unity for state growth
Tamilisai celebrates birthday recalling services made by martyrs
Telangana Governor Dr Tamilisai Soundararajan on Wednesday called upon people to join hands in the progress and prosperity of the state, which she said was marching forward towards allround development.
Addressing the Telangana Formation Day celebrations here on Wednesday, she said, “We all need to strive to transform Telangana, the youngest state of the country, into the number one state in the country in different sectors.” Expressing happiness over Telangana making a special mark of its own in agriculture, information technology and pharmaceutical sectors, Soundararajan said it should be our common resolve that Telangana be the number one state in all the sectors.
Referring to her birthday coinciding with that of the Telangana State Formation Day, the Governor termed it as a divine coincidence. Speaking on the prevailing pandemic situation, she said, “Mask is everyday protection. The vaccine is permanent protection. Public education and adherence to preventive norms are the ways to end the spread of the Covid pandemic. This second wave must be the end of all waves and we all must prevent any further waves.”
On the occasion, the Governor remembered those who laid down their lives in the fight for the formation of the separate state and paid rich tributes to them. She also expressed gratitude and saluted the frontline warriors for their continued service and sacrifices during the pandemic.
The Governor felicitated commissioners of police of Hyderabad, Rachakonda and Cyberabad
Anjani Kumar, Mahesh Bhagwat and VC Sajjanar respectively for their exemplary services and blood donation activities during the Covid-19 pandemic. Military officers A Joshi, Inderdeep Singh and Indian Red Cross Society representative Dr K Pitchi Reddy, superintendents of Gandhi Hospital, King Koti Hospital and Ayurvedic Hospital were also honoured by the Governor for their invaluable services in treating Covid patients in their hospitals.