<h1>Telangana CM Reveals Financial Struggles; RBI Loan Taken to Pay Salaries, Appeals for Employee Cooperation</h1> Telangana's Chief Minister has acknowledged the state's financial struggles, citing a debt burden that necessitated a Rs 4,000 crore loan from the Reserve Bank of India to pay government employee salaries. He appealed for employee cooperation regarding Dearness Allowance payments amidst the cash crunch. The CM criticized the previous administration for the state's financial woes, likening it to a severe ailment. With monthly revenues between Rs 18,000 crore and Rs 18,500 crore, the government allocates Rs 6,500 crore each for salaries and debt servicing, leaving limited funds for welfare schemes and development projects. The government manages these demands through staggered payments.