10 themes of 99-day action plan; WhatsApp number to report road accidents and accident hotspots

Telangana CM's meeting with Collectors on March 3, 2026 addressed key issues and 99-day action plan

Schemes and policies which are focus areas of Telangana government and issues which have been troubling people came up for discussions during the Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy’s meeting with Collectors, Secretaries of various departments and other senior officials in Hyderabad on Tuesday (March 3, 2026). 

Besides the implementation 99-day programme ‘Praja Palana - Pragatiki Pranalika’, other aspects which were discussed included food poisoning at government schools, implementation and leakages in welfare schemes, concerns of farmers about urea and profits from crop cultivation, road safety including accident spots, bogus employees records created by outsourcing companies.

The 99-day action plan was divided into 10 themes designed department-wise, which will be implemented in five phases from March 6 to June 2. A preparatory meeting would be held on March 6, village level Gram Sabhas on April 2, mandal level program on April 16, constituency level program on May 2, district level program on May 22 and State formation day celebrations will be held at a grand scale on June 2.

To address the issue of food poisoning, the Chief Minister directed officials to appoint an officer to each of the 26,000 government schools in the State to assess the mid-day meals, by having lunch there. Warning food poisoning incidents will not be tolerated, he said the government wants to provide nutritious food and quality education in government schools. Officials were directed to clear the bills of mid-day meal agencies promptly. 

Roads ridden with potholes and other issues, accident spots have been a concern of people. The Chief Minister directed the Transport Department to provide a WhatsApp number to gather details on it from people