Archive · 27 Aug 2026
Revanth Reddy Greets Telangana Sisters On Rakhi Purnima Festival
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy greeted the sisters of Telangana during the Rakhi Purnima festival.
Rakhi celebrates the special bond between brothers and sisters.
He wished families happiness, prosperity, and good health.
He also spoke about helping women become financially stronger.
The government has started welfare schemes and development programs for this goal.
It wants to help one crore women become “crorepatis.”
A crorepati is someone who has wealth of at least one crore rupees.
The message combined festival greetings with the government’s plans for women’s economic empowerment.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy extended Rakhi Purnima greetings to all sisters in Telangana.
He described Rakhi as a festival symbolizing the bond between brothers and sisters.
The Chief Minister wished families joy, happiness, prosperity, and good health.
He said the People's Government is working to economically empower women.
The government aims to promote one crore women as “crorepatis” through welfare and development programs.
- Who
- A. Revanth Reddy, Chief Minister of Telangana, addressed the state’s sisters.
- What
- He extended Rakhi Purnima greetings and highlighted plans for women’s economic empowerment.
- When
- On the occasion of the Rakhi Purnima festival.
- Where
- Telangana State.
- Why
- To celebrate the brother-sister bond and discuss the government’s goal of economically empowering women.
- Occasion
- Rakhi Purnima festival
- Speaker
- A. Revanth Reddy, Chief Minister
- Audience
- Sisters across Telangana State
- Festival meaning
- Rakhi symbolizes the bond between brothers and sisters
- Government goal
- Economically empower women and promote one crore women as “crorepatis”
- Measures mentioned
- Welfare schemes and development programs