Telangana Chief Minister A Revant Reddy called upon teachers of government schools on Friday (September 05, 2025) to have lunch with students to ensure the quality of food. Addressing the program organized on Teachers’ Day here, Reddy said that they suffer grief when there are incidents of food poisoning in government schools, while the government is increasing funds for food and other basic requirements.

Reddy, who is also taking charge of the education department, said that he will also visit schools and eat with the students. He said, “If the teachers eat food with the students, it will help in maintaining the appropriate standards of preparing food.”

Teachers will go to Singapore and South Korea every year

The Chief Minister asked the teachers to inform the government about the needs of improving the quality of food and improvement in other facilities. Reddy said that his government is planning to send around 200 teachers to countries like Singapore and South Korea every year to study the best methods in the field of education. Due to quality education, there has been development in countries like Singapore and Japan.

Reddy said that 24 lakh students study in about 27,000 government schools in the state, while 34 lakh students study in 11,000 private schools. He said, “The qualifications of teachers of government schools are usually better than teachers of private schools.”

Former Delhi CM Kejriwal praised

Reddy said that a committee of former Rajya Sabha member Keshav Rao, MLA Qadri Srihari and a committee of officers has been constituted to formulate a new education policy of the state. Reddy cited the success of former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, saying, “He was chosen mainly for the second and third term due to changes in education. He successfully conveyed education to poor sections on behalf of teachers.

The Chief Minister accepted his political ambitions and said, ‘I also have some selfishness. If you do a good job, then there can be a possibility of a second and third term for me. I do not want to hide anything. I will work hard.

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There is one most important person in every state of our country, which we call Chief Minister (CM). CM has the responsibility of running the state. The Chief Minister’s job is not only to run the administration, but also takes big decisions for the progress of his state and the team also takes forward in the right direction. For so many responsibilities, they are given fixed salary and allowances. But do you know that CM’s salary is different in every state?

According to the constitution, the salary and allowances of other ministers including the Chief Minister are decided under the law made by the assembly of that state. That is, the Central Government or Parliament does not interfere in it. Because of this, CM’s salary is different in different states. Apart from this, in the salary of CM, not only basic salary, but many types of allowances are also included.

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CM of Telangana at the forefront

According to media reports, Telangana Chief Minister K.K. Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR) has the highest salary. His salary is equal to the salary of the President of the country. The reason for this is a law passed by the Telangana Legislative Assembly in 2016, in which the salaries and allowances of the Chief Minister and MLAs were increased a major increase. After this, the salary of Telangana CM became number one in the country. The salary of the CM of Telangana is Rs 4,10,000.

How many salary do CMs of which states get?

The CM of Delhi gets Rs 3,90,000. While in Uttar Pradesh, CM post Rs 3,65,000, Rs 3,40,000 in Maharashtra, Rs 3,35,000 in Andhra Pradesh, Rs 3,21,000 to the Chief Minister of Gujarat, 3,10,000 to the CM of Himachal Pradesh, Rs 2,88,000 to the Chief Minister of Haryana, Rs 2,72,000 to the CM of Jharkhand and Rs 2,55,000 to the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh.

These facilities are available

• dearness allowance
• Travel allowance
• Housing facility
• Vehicle facility
• Other special allowances

Why is there so much difference?

This difference in salary is because the economic status, budget and assembly decisions of every state are different. Some states pay more salaries and allowances to their leaders, while in some states this amount is less.

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Delimitation: Till now only statements were coming from the leaders of South Indian states on the issue of delimitation, but now the fight has started on this issue. A big meeting was held in Chennai today (March 22) on this issue. CM and deputy CM of five states participated in it. Leaders from three other states also attended this meeting. All the public representatives involved in the meeting counted the side effects to their states with delimitation.

This meeting was held under the leadership of Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin. Kerala Chief Minister P Vijayan, Telangana CM Revanth Reddy, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivkumar participated in it. Representatives also participated from Odisha opposition party Biju Janata Dal and Andhra Pradesh opposition party YSR-Congress. Everyone opposed delimitation with their facts. who said what? Read here …

Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin: The delimitation will prove to be extremely bad for those states who strictly implemented family schemes for population control and succeeded. We are not against delimitation. We are in favor of fair delimitation. If there is delimitation according to the population, then our representation will be less in Parliament. If this happens, the center will have to fight to get funds from Sarakar, farmers will be affected, our culture and development will be in danger. Our citizens will lose strength in their own country. Their words will not be heard.

Kerala CM P Vijayan: The BJP government is moving forward on this issue without consultation. This is a step inspired by narrow political interests. If there is delimitation according to the population, then there will be an unexpected increase in seats for the northern states, while the seats of southern states will decrease in Parliament. This will be a profitable deal for the BJP as they have a good influence in the northern states.

Telangana CM Revanth Reddy: Today there is a big challenge before the country. The BJP wants to impose a penalty on the south states through delimitation. We are a country. We respect it, but South India cannot accept this delimitation on the basis of population. This will limit us politically. This will be like punishing us for good work (population control and economic progress). We have to stop the BJP from implementing the delimitation.

Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivkumar: South India always retained family planning policies and controlled the population. This is why it became a progressive area. We always worked in the national interest. Through delimitation, there is an attempt to decrease the seats of our states. We will not let this happen.

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Maan: Where the BJP has been winning, it wants to increase seats and where it has to face defeat, it wants to reduce seats. We will oppose such delimitation.

BJD chief Naveen Patnaik from Odisha: On the basis of population, delimitation will be unfair to those southern states who control the population through family planning schemes in the country. The delimitation should not be applied on the basis of population. I would advise that after discussing with all the parties in this matter, the Central Government should take some steps on this.

What is the issue of delimitation?
The country has not been delighted since the last 5 decades. After the year 2026, it is considered to be fixed. In the delimitation, the seats of the Lok Sabha will be distributed according to the population. That is, in the state where there is more population, there will be more seats and where there is less population, that state will get less seats.

Looking at the population figures of 2011 itself, there has been a huge increase in population in North Indian states, where the population in South Indian states remained under control. In such a situation, it is clear that the Lok Sabha seats in the states of North India like UP, Bihar, Rajasthan, MP will increase a major increase, while the representation of South Indian states like Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Telangana will be reduced in Parliament. This is the reason that the South Indian states have come face to face with the Center on this issue.