Hyderabad: The Telangana State Minority Employees Service Association held a TSMESA general body meeting along with Eid Milan celebrations in Hyderabad, bringing together members and officials from across the state.
The event took place at the Telugu University Auditorium on Friday. It was presided over by M.A. Farooq Ahmed, while Syed Nayeemuddin conducted the proceedings. Moreover, the TSMESA general body meeting drew participation from district representatives, minority employees, and teachers.
Prominent guests attended the programme, including Riyaz, Chairman of the Library, and Elluri Srinivas, President of the Telangana Grand Officers Association. Their presence added significance to the TSMESA general body meeting and reflected institutional support.
In his keynote address, Riyaz appreciated the association’s efforts. He said the organisation had built a strong identity at both state and national levels. Therefore, he noted that such initiatives enhanced visibility and impact.
Elluri Srinivas said he felt honoured to attend the event. He assured continued support for welfare activities and constructive programmes undertaken by the association.
TSMESA general body meeting discusses key issues
During the TSMESA general body meeting, participants discussed challenges faced by minority employees in detail. They deliberated on representation and welfare concerns. As a result, several resolutions were passed unanimously.
Organisers said these decisions aimed to strengthen engagement with the government. In addition, they focused on ensuring effective representation of employee concerns.
The event also included recognition of contributions in education. Eminent teachers from Hyderabad were felicitated with awards and certificates. District representatives were also honoured for their efforts.
These recognitions formed a key highlight of the TSMESA general meeting. They acknowledged service and commitment across different sectors.
The programme concluded with Eid Milan celebrations, reflecting unity and goodwill among participants. Organisers said the gathering reinforced a shared sense of purpose. Consequently, the TSMESA general body meeting ended on a note of solidarity and collective commitment.