Seethakka’s Key Announcement: Salaries for Telangana Sanitation Workers by 5th of Every Month
Hyderabad.07.01.2025: Minister Seethakka recently held a crucial review meeting with district panchayat officials at the Mission Bhagiratha office in Erramanzil, Hyderabad. During the session, Seethakka shared an encouraging update regarding the welfare of sanitation workers in Telangana. The minister announced a new initiative to ensure that salaries for sanitation and multipurpose workers in rural areas will be paid by the 5th of each month, aiming to provide financial stability and dignity to these essential workers.
Commitment to Rural Development
Seethakka emphasized the importance of rural development, urging District Panchayat Officers (DPOs) to prioritize the welfare of the village population. The minister highlighted the need for a collaborative approach to create a healthy and sustainable living environment in rural areas. “It’s our responsibility to keep the villages progressing,” Seethakka remarked, stressing the significance of sanitation and public welfare.
Focus on Sanitation and Worker Welfare
In her address, Seethakka underlined the pivotal role sanitation workers play in maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in rural regions. To acknowledge their contributions, the minister revealed that salary disbursement will now be handled directly by the Commissioner’s office rather than through the Gram Panchayat. This change aims to streamline the process and ensure timely payments.
Regular Reviews and Staff Coordination
Minister Seethakka advised DPOs to maintain friendly relations with their staff and conduct progress reviews every 15 days. She urged officials to treat their departments like family and work with dedication. The minister also commended the efforts of DPOs who have worked diligently despite challenges, encouraging them to take pride in their role in serving rural communities.
Addressing Summer Challenges
Looking ahead, Seethakka directed special attention towards preventing drinking water issues during the summer months. She called for coordinated efforts with rural water supply authorities to instill public confidence in the water supply and expedite the implementation of the summer action plan.
A Call for Performance and Responsibility
Concluding her remarks, Minister Seethakka reiterated the need to dispel misconceptions about the abilities of lower classes through exemplary performance. She assured ongoing support to resolve employee issues and enhance rural development initiatives.
