KCR Brings With New Plan

No other leader can match KCR in presenting beautiful dreams.  It is not easy to come up with trendy.. attractive ideas which are believable.  But KCR is a specialist in doing it.  Whether it is possible or not, his words will give a ray of hope to the people

KCR is known for his exceptional speaking skills.  Whenever he presents a new dream, his words will be so interesting that people forget about the reality for some time.  Recently, KCR came up with such a new dream.  While speaking in the Assembly, KCR said that he is planning to bring a wonderful pharma city to Hyderabad and it will be developed in 19,000 acres.  He said that it is going to be the only such pharma city in the entire world.

Apart from proposing a Wonderful Pharma City in 19,000 acres, he went on to say several beautiful things.  He said that when we are traveling by car, we get foul smell in some places.. we think that there is a pharma company..but it is all pollution.  This is because of the misrule of the earlier governments.   He said that every kitchen has pollution but we clean it up so that there won't be any foul smell.. in the same way, industries should be maintained clean so that people will not even that there are pharma companies.

As industries don't follow these things, pollution is increasing.  He said that one can't find even the traces of Pharma companies in  America because they maintain them in a clean way.  He said that Telangana government is going to make sure that there won't be any bad smell because of pharma companies similar to how America maintains pharma companies.   He said that they are going to develop world's best pharma city. 

Though KCR's proposal sounds beautiful, what about highly polluted areas like Jeedimetla.. Balanagar, IDA Bollaram.. Pasamailaram etc.?  Before bringing a wonderful pharma city in 19,000 acres, it is better Governments take action to improve the conditions in these areas.   Dreaming about world best pharma city is okay but what about the present conditions in the industrial areas?