Hyderabad: State Labour Minister Gaddam Vivek Venkataswamy said that a law will soon be brought to ensure that DMFT funds related to the Singareni company are spent in the Singareni area. On Sunday, he visited Manchamarri and Kyatanapalli municipalities in Mancherial district. The minister said that employment opportunities are decreasing due to the closure of mines in a row and there is a need for new coal mines. On this occasion, he inquired about the problems of the local people. He expressed anger at the officials who are behaving carelessly in their duties.
5 thousand new jobs
Speaking on the occasion of the 850 innocent personnel in JaiwarFor the third unit of megawattsHe said that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy will perform the Bhoomi Puja soon. He said that 5,000 new jobs will be created through this plant. He said that after winning the election as an MLA, the first Skill Development Center in the state was established in Mandamarri. He said that elections will be held for the Mandamarri Municipality based on the court verdict. Labor Minister Gaddam Vivek Venkataswamy said that steps will be taken to appoint trained workers in key departments of red category industries across the state. The minister, who said that he has already instructed the Labor Secretary in this regard, said that a law will be brought soon in this regard. He said that it has been found that trained workers in key departments have not been appointed in the Pashamilaram factory .
Which constituency is represented by Minister Vivek Venkataswamy?
Vivek Venkataswamy garu won the Telangana Assembly elections held in 2023 as an Indian National Congress Party candidate from Chennur constituency in Mancherial district. He is currently also serving as the Vice Chairman of Visaka Industries.
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