Post LS elections, we have shifted our gears: Sridhar Babu

Minister for Information Technology D Sridhar Babu on Sunday said that the government would swiftly now. He said that the focus during initial months was on Parliament elections, he said.
Participating as a chief guest at a function, held on the occasion of 61st Rotary Club installation ceremony, the Minister said, “it’s been seven months since we have come into power. The initial months were focused on Parliament elections, but now we have shifted gears and are working swiftly.” He asked the Rotary to partner with the government for progressive initiatives so to collaborate for a better Telangana in the next five years.
The IT Minister, as a symbolic gesture, handed over six bicycles to students of ZPHS School in Wanaparthy District. He also gave a cheque to a student,  Anandeshwari, to cover her school fees for the entire year.
Sridhar said, “As politicians, we serve society as a responsibility. People vote for us, and we change according to their choice. But with a core platform being service, Clubs like Rotary and  Lions serve the public, putting in their strength, precious time, and energy. This is the greatest quality of the Rotary Club.”
Appreciating the Rotarians, Sridhar said, the world has completely changed. The motto and definition of service have been modified by market and individual-driven approaches. Involving students in service is a great step. It inculcates the values of our nation, goodness, spirituality, and service in students. These are core values taught by our parents, but we often forget them, focusing instead on what is best for ourselves and our families, neglecting society,” Sridhar added.  He commended the Rotary Club for its public and social service.
Addressing the gathering as a Guest of honour, Principal Secretary of the Land Revenue and Registration Navin  Mittal highlighted Hyderabad North club’s commitment to polio activism, activities like vaccine distribution and awareness education. He appreciated the organisation’s dedication to community, viewing it as a core pillar alongside family and work.
Several Rotarians along with student members and guests participated in the installation ceremony