Archive · 10 Sep 2026
Minister Satya Hails BC Self-Respect and Dharmavaram Development
Minister Satyakumar Yadav spoke at a meeting in Gotluru village.
He said Backward Classes are important members of society who value self-respect.
He praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for raising India’s standing.
He also praised Gotluru for winning national Best Village awards twice.
The minister asked party workers to help people access government services.
He mentioned road, medical, handloom, and dialysis projects in the area.
He said welfare benefits are being given without political bias.
He also asked workers to explain free health coverage available through Ayushman Bharat.
Health Minister Satyakumar Yadav described Backward Classes as social pillars who protect their self-respect.
He praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Gotluru residents during a BJP OBC Morcha meeting.
He urged party workers to organize Seva Setu camps and other service activities from September 17.
Projects cited included Rs 650 crore highway works, an Ayurveda Medical College, and a Mega Handloom Cluster.
He said welfare schemes, free bus travel, and Ayushman Bharat are improving access to public services.
- Who
- Health Minister and Dharmavaram MLA Satyakumar Yadav, BJP OBC Morcha workers, and Gotluru residents.
- What
- Satyakumar addressed a district executive meeting, praised BC self-respect and local development, and outlined welfare initiatives and infrastructure projects.
- When
- The article does not specify a calendar date; service activities were proposed from September 17.
- Where
- Gotluru village in Sri Sathya Sai district, covering the Dharmavaram constituency.
- Why
- To discuss BC community values, promote government welfare schemes, and mobilize workers for service and development activities.
- Speaker
- Satyakumar Yadav, Health Minister and Dharmavaram MLA
- Meeting
- BJP OBC Morcha district executive meeting
- Highway investment
- Rs 650 crore in ongoing works between Kadiri and Mudigubba
- New projects
- An Ayurveda Medical College and a Mega Handloom Cluster
- Pension scheme
- Doorstep pensions of Rs 4,000 under coalition welfare schemes
- Health coverage
- Ayushman Bharat provides up to Rs 5 lakh in free medical coverage for eligible families
- Local recognition
- Gotluru residents received national Best Village awards twice