Rajiv Gandhi’s 30th anniversary marked by donations
The Hindu
Congress leaders give away medical equipment to hospitals on the occasion
Telangana Congress observed the 30th death anniversary of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi by dedicating themselves in the service of COVID patients with leaders donating medical equipment to hospitals, distributing food and medicines to the patients, medical staff and attendants across the State. Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee president and Nalgonda MP N. Uttam Kumar Reddy paid floral tributes at Rajiv Gandhi statue at Huzurnagar and recalled that Rajiv Gandhi had laid foundation for modern India by bringing reforms in several sectors. “During his tenure the telecommunications and Information Technology sectors have grown in leaps and bounds. India has developed into front runner in IT sector in the past three decades due to the efforts of Rajiv Gandhi,” he said. Rajiv Gandhi has brought reforms in the local governance and provided constitutional status to the urban and local bodies. Regular elections to the local bodies was his gift to the country, he said.
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