Hyderabad: Labour, Employment, Training, Factories and Mines Minister Dr. Gaddam Vivek Venkataswamy said Narsinga Rao’s appointment as the first Chairman of the Telangana Velama Corporation would help advance the community’s social and economic welfare.
Addressing a Velama community gathering in Hakimpet on Saturday, November 7, the Minister expressed confidence in Juvvadi Narsinga Rao’s leadership.
He said the newly appointed chairman could play an important role in improving the community’s social and economic conditions. Vivek Venkataswamy also urged Narsinga Rao to discharge his responsibilities effectively and meet public expectations.
Vivek welcomes Narsinga Rao’s appointment
The Minister expressed satisfaction over Narsinga Rao’s appointment and highlighted the Juvvadi family’s longstanding involvement in public service. He recalled the contributions of former MLA, the late Juvvadi Ratnakar Rao, particularly his efforts toward regional development.
Vivek Venkataswamy acknowledged Ratnakar Rao’s public service and the development initiatives he had undertaken during his political career. Additionally, the Minister praised Narsinga Rao and his brother, Krishna Rao, for their dedication to serving the public.
He noted that both brothers had remained accessible to people and maintained a consistent commitment to public service. Vivek Venkataswamy said the leadership of the Telangana Velama Corporation carried expectations concerning the community’s social and economic advancement.
He expressed confidence that Narsinga Rao would work toward fulfilling those expectations through his new responsibilities. Moreover, the Minister emphasised the importance of performing official duties effectively while remaining responsive to people’s needs.
He urged the newly appointed chairman to justify the confidence placed in him and address the expectations of the Velama community. During the Hakimpet gathering, Vivek Venkataswamy also referred to the Juvvadi family’s record of public service while discussing the corporation’s leadership.
He linked Narsinga Rao’s appointment to the opportunity to strengthen welfare efforts and support the community’s social and economic progress.