KCR calls for empowering states

[Anta Assamey]

Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao on Tuesday called for empowering the states, saying the time has come for reinventing India by setting a development-centric national agenda and moving away from centralization.

 

India needs a new economic model that has states at the forefront, he said at a meeting with 15th Finance Commission Chairman, N.K.Singh and other members here.

 

KCR, as Rao is popularly known, pointed out that at present, growth of the country is nothing but the growth of hardly 8 to 10 states. "Other states are much behind. If the country has to grow and achieve its potential each state has to grow duly leveraging its resources and potential," he said.

 

The Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) chief said states need to be given more space to prioritise issues at their level. He drew the attention of the Finance panel to the fact that even in the subjects listed under the state list, there are numerous Centrally sponsored schemes.

 

KCR said said he was sharing these concerns with Finance Commission as it was better placed to flag these issues of national concern for the serious consideration of the Centre.

 

He suggested that agriculture, education, health, urban development, rural development, housing, drinking water, sanitation, and women and child welfare should be left to be handled by state governments.

 

KCR said though there was a provision of devolution of 42 per cent of the Gross Tax Revenue (GTR) of the Union, in actual terms, this was never achieved. "The devolved share has been only around a third of GTR. This is mainly due to significant percentage of cesses in the GTR, which are outside the divisible pool," he said.

 

According to Chief Minister's Office, N.K. Singh broadly agreed with the Chief Minister on the need for redoing and rationalisation of centrally sponsored schemes. He also agreed with that cesses and surcharges should not be continued indefinitely, and about realignment of resources with responsibilities.

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Jayalalitha 2015 lo cheppindi.. eedu ippudu melukunnadu..

2015 lo press meet etti center ni pogidinaaka, lol. him and CBN.

[karthikn]

4 minutes ago, uttermost said:

Jayalalitha 2015 lo cheppindi.. eedu ippudu melukunnadu..

2015 lo press meet etti center ni pogidinaaka, lol. him and CBN.

Emani cheppindi 2015 lo. Free laptops mixer grinders ista after winning ana

[Idassamed]

1 minute ago, karthikn said:

Emani cheppindi 2015 lo. Free laptops mixer grinders ista after winning ana

Washing machines

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Just now, karthikn said:

Emani cheppindi 2015 lo. Free laptops mixer grinders ista after winning ana

lol. 15th finance commission release ayyi oka 2 weeks taravatha cheppindi, that increasing state govt's share is pointless because most of the new taxes do not come under divisible pool ani..

appudu mana KCR, report release ayna next day press meet etti.. "we thank you center for your awesome kind blah lblah" ani cheppadu. evening CBN kooda cheppadu same sollu.

ippudu melukunnadu KCR. nuvvemo TamilNadu antey free laptops thappa emi telinattu undhi. TN fought for all the things KCR will fight for, 20yrs before.

[karthikn]

7 minutes ago, uttermost said:

lol. 15th finance commission release ayyi oka 2 weeks taravatha cheppindi, that increasing state govt's share is pointless because most of the new taxes do not come under divisible pool ani..

appudu mana KCR, report release ayna next day press meet etti.. "we thank you center for your awesome kind blah lblah" ani cheppadu. evening CBN kooda cheppadu same sollu.

ippudu melukunnadu KCR. nuvvemo TamilNadu antey free laptops thappa emi telinattu undhi. TN fought for all the things KCR will fight for, 20yrs before.

 naaku Adhe telusu about amma 

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7 minutes ago, karthikn said:

 naaku Adhe telusu about amma 

be proud of it aithey.

[manadonga]

21 minutes ago, uttermost said:

lol. 15th finance commission release ayyi oka 2 weeks taravatha cheppindi, that increasing state govt's share is pointless because most of the new taxes do not come under divisible pool ani..

appudu mana KCR, report release ayna next day press meet etti.. "we thank you center for your awesome kind blah lblah" ani cheppadu. evening CBN kooda cheppadu same sollu.

ippudu melukunnadu KCR. nuvvemo TamilNadu antey free laptops thappa emi telinattu undhi. TN fought for all the things KCR will fight for, 20yrs before.

I will support you on this topic 

modi pm ayina first cm la meeting lo kuda ade cheppadu states ki ekkuva funds istanu ani inka chala kaburlu 

1 year ayyaka migata valla kanna rkkuva state rules lageaukunnadu 

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4 minutes ago, manadonga said:

I will support you on this topic 

modi pm ayina first cm la meeting lo kuda ade cheppadu states ki ekkuva funds istanu ani inka chala kaburlu 

1 year ayyaka migata valla kanna rkkuva state rules lageaukunnadu 

last ki KCR melukunnadu. be happy. last 1yr ga husharu ga unnattu unnadu.

but KCR fans aey comedy. jayalalitha antey free laptops anta.. uppercaste buddi coming out.

teliyani vishayam meedha telisinattu cheppatam. adhi 10 mandi ki pracharam cheyyatam.

[futureofandhra]

43 minutes ago, Anta Assamey said:

Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao on Tuesday called for empowering the states, saying the time has come for reinventing India by setting a development-centric national agenda and moving away from centralization.

 

India needs a new economic model that has states at the forefront, he said at a meeting with 15th Finance Commission Chairman, N.K.Singh and other members here.

 

KCR, as Rao is popularly known, pointed out that at present, growth of the country is nothing but the growth of hardly 8 to 10 states. "Other states are much behind. If the country has to grow and achieve its potential each state has to grow duly leveraging its resources and potential," he said.

 

The Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) chief said states need to be given more space to prioritise issues at their level. He drew the attention of the Finance panel to the fact that even in the subjects listed under the state list, there are numerous Centrally sponsored schemes.

 

KCR said said he was sharing these concerns with Finance Commission as it was better placed to flag these issues of national concern for the serious consideration of the Centre.

 

He suggested that agriculture, education, health, urban development, rural development, housing, drinking water, sanitation, and women and child welfare should be left to be handled by state governments.

 

KCR said though there was a provision of devolution of 42 per cent of the Gross Tax Revenue (GTR) of the Union, in actual terms, this was never achieved. "The devolved share has been only around a third of GTR. This is mainly due to significant percentage of cesses in the GTR, which are outside the divisible pool," he said.

 

According to Chief Minister's Office, N.K. Singh broadly agreed with the Chief Minister on the need for redoing and rationalisation of centrally sponsored schemes. He also agreed with that cesses and surcharges should not be continued indefinitely, and about realignment of resources with responsibilities.

Lol

Case ki bayapadey batch