Telangana's Bold Measures: Caring for Elders and Executive Education
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy announced a proposed law to deduct a percentage of salaries from government employees who neglect their elderly parents. Additionally, an MoU with Harvard University is in the works to provide executive education to state officials. These moves aim to ensure accountability and improve administration.
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In a significant move, Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy unveiled plans to introduce legislation in the state assembly's upcoming budget session. The proposed law aims to deduct 10-15% from the salaries of government employees failing to care for their elderly parents.
Simultaneously, an agreement with Harvard University for executive education at the MCR HRD Institute is poised to enhance the skills of state officials. The chief minister confirmed that negotiations have concluded successfully, with Harvard faculty expected to commence sessions in Hyderabad within six months.
This dual initiative of promoting familial responsibility and enhancing administrative competence reflects Telangana's commitment to nurturing both social values and professional acumen in its governance.
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