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Revanth Reddy promises to fill two lakh jobs soon:- Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy expressed gratitude to the people of Telangana and the struggles of 30 lakh unemployed youth for their contribution to the Congress party's victory in the state. He assured that the government will soon release job notifications to fill two lakh vacancies, as promised during the Assembly poll campaign. Reddy emphasized the goal of transforming Telangana into a model state. Speaking at an event commemorating G. Venkataswamy, a respected party leader, Reddy highlighted the importance of giving back to society and praised Venkataswamy for establishing an esteemed educational institution that has benefited over one lakh students in the past five decades. He also mentioned that Venkataswamy generously donated his house in Delhi to the Congress party. Reddy reiterated the government's commitment to changing the perception that politics revolves around money and expressed the ambition of making Telangana an exemplary state in the country.

According to him, residing in Indiramma's residence is akin to becoming an MLA. The Chief Minister expressed admiration for Venkatswamy's remarkable legacy, drawing comparisons between his sons, G. Vivek and G. Vinod, who were recently elected as legislators, and the characters Lava and Kusa from the epic Ramayana. Revanth Reddy praised Venkatswamy's unwavering dedication to fulfilling his social responsibilities in the nation's development, giving credit to his family for their unwavering commitment to providing education without any profit motives. He emphasized the importance of having a goal-oriented approach, setting specific objectives, and working diligently towards achieving them in order to attain success.