TDP, if voted to power, will bring in policies for automobile mechanics, says Lokesh
The Hindu
Interacting with a group of automobile mechanics at a workshop near S.N. Padu during his Yuva Galam padayatra on July 25 (Tuesday), he said soft loan would be provided for the mechanics to help them start workshops costing over ₹10 lakh each. Training would be provided to workers to handle the latest motorcycles and cars including electric vehicles, Mr. Lokesh said on the 165th day of his walkathon.
The Telugu Desam Party (TDP), if voted to power in 2024 elections, will bring in an ‘autombile mechanic-friendly’ policy to help them eke out a living with dignity, its national general secretary N. Lokesh has said.
Interacting with a group of automobile mechanics at a workshop near S.N. Padu during his Yuva Galam padayatra on July 25 (Tuesday), he said soft loan would be provided to mechanics to help them start workshops costing over ₹10 lakh each.
Training would be provided to the workers to handle the latest motorcycles and cars including electric vehicles, Mr. Lokesh said on the 165th day of his walkathon.
He promised skill centres in each Assembly constituency as the mechanics numbering over 10 lakh struggled to come to terms with the new generation vehicles. He said that the Chandranna Beema scheme would be revived to provide ₹5 lakh to the family members of accident death victims and ₹2 lakh in case of natural death.
A group health insurance scheme would be introduced as a majority of mechanics were in the unorganised sector after mapping the large number of workshops spread across the State using GPSand issuing of identity cards for all workers, he said.
Mr. Lokesh said that he used to visit only public sector Nizam Institute of Medical Sciences for treatment during his childhood in Hyderabad, adding that the government-run hospitals in Andhra Pradesh would be strengthened.
Seven gleaming pink vehicles, piloted by women police in Coimbatore, set out to prevent crimes against women and children, turns the spotlight on women’s safety and freedom
Twelve individuals arrested in Kadapa for derogatory social media posts targeting politicians, following complaints from TDP officials.
President Droupadi Murmu highlights the importance of technology and values for India's development by 2047 during Jayanthi celebrations.
Cab services to and from Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) were severely disrupted on Tuesday morning after hundreds of cab drivers staged a protest against the new parking and pick-up rules introduced by Bangalore International Airport Limited
Jane Austen was far ahead of her time, using wit and social critique to create enduring, psychologically rich characters, British Deputy High Commissioner Gareth Wynn Owen said at a seminar at MANUU.
Woman regains land ownership after a decade, aided by the RTI Act and Tamil Nadu Information Commission's intervention.
The rocket will study climate pattern of Peerumade region
Mysuru City Corporation launches a street dog adoption drive, urging public participation to address the growing stray dog population.
Vizag MP Sribharat endorses the Repealing and Amending Bill, 2025, for modern governance by eliminating outdated laws.
Residents submit petitions detailing problems they face with sewage pools, stagnant rainwater
Andrea embarks on the Karnataka coast leg of her 'Around the World' Run, advocating for kindness and connection.
A multilingual theatre festival in Kalaburagi highlights the intersection of diverse cultures, languages, and social experiences through performance.
ACB nabs Deputy Executive Engineer in Osmania University