New Secretariat, Assembly set to come up in Telangana, says CM K Chandrasekhar Rao

In a big announcement on Tuesday, by the the Telangana government, it was revealed that the state is all set to get a new Assembly as well as a Secretariat too. Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao said his government will construct the new buildings in Hyderabad. KCR said, "Because of the change of government in AP, the handing over of Secretariat, Assembly buildings is almost completing. I feel it is practically complete today and they may officially hand over tomorrow along with issuing orders. In the aftermath of these two buildings becoming vacant, we have come to the decision to definitely build secretariat building and also Assembly building." KCR was speaking to the media.
Underlining his growing friendly relationship with this Andhra counterpart, KCR also said that the state government has decided to adopt cordial ties with neighbouring states to resolve bilateral issues amicably. 
Rao travelled to Andhra Pradesh capital Amaravati on Monday to invite his counterpart Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy for the inauguration of Kaleswaram irrigation project in Telangana. He added that the two governments have come to the decision to fully utilise the about 5000 TMC of river water available to them.

KCR also said that it would be Governor ESL Narasimhan who would grace the inauguration of Kaleswaram irrigation project on June 21. Others invited to the event are Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis and AP CM Jagan Mohan Reddy as chief guests.