Hyderabad: Telangana’s long-term development survey, Telangana Rising-2047, has received an overwhelming response from the public, according to Mahabubnagar District Collector Vijayaendra Bhoi.
Speaking at a review meeting held at the District Collectorate on Tuesday, the Collector said citizens from across Telangana had already shared valuable inputs through the survey. She noted that the state government launched the initiative last week to gather public suggestions on how Telangana should be shaped by 2047, coinciding with India’s centenary of independence.
The Collector urged all residents to visit www.telangana.gov.in/telanganarising and submit their suggestions before the survey concludes on October 25. “This platform is open to everyone in the state, and every suggestion counts,” she said.
Telangana Rising 2047 survey aims for inclusive vision planning
The state government launched the Telangana Rising-2047 survey as a participatory planning exercise to envision the future of the state. Collector Bhoi stressed that such citizen engagement is vital for inclusive and forward-looking governance.
She encouraged greater participation before the deadline and said feedback would help frame long-term policy and development goals.
Collector orders uninterrupted drinking water supply
In a separate meeting on the same day, Collector Bhoi reviewed the status of drinking water supply in Mahabubnagar town. She directed municipal officials to ensure that residents do not face disruptions in water delivery.
The Collector instructed the municipal engineering team to replace damaged pipelines without delay. She also asked officials from SPDCL to address power supply issues that may affect water pumping.
“Daily monitoring of drinking water supply is mandatory,” she told the municipal divisional engineers and assistant engineers.
Mission Bhagiratha SE Jaganmohan, Grid EE Srinivas, Municipal Commissioner Praveen Kumar Reddy, SPDCL SE Ramesh, and Municipal DE Vijay Kumar were present at the review meeting.
