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Congress MLAs in Telangana Assembly voiced strong concerns over delays in housing projects and procurement restrictions affecting farmers. Speaker G Prasad Kumar and several legislators highlighted incomplete double-bedroom and Indiramma houses, pending bills, and lack of amenities.
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The women alleged that some Congress leaders were preventing provision of basic amenities such as roads, drinking water and electricity to their colony
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In the districts of Hyderabad, Rangareddy and Medchal, around 2.50 lakh eligible applicants still receiving electricity bills
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The beneficiaries claim that several eligible people were left out in the first phase of the Gruha Jyothi scheme and the government has asked them to re-apply. However, since then a large number of people are not receiving zero bills
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Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka also announced updates on Gruha Jyoti Scheme, stating that eligible families could now apply for the scheme at the nearest offices.
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Solar energy generation would help offset the financial burden of subsidizing electricity under Gruha Jyoti, the association said.
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Interestingly, even while admitting that there were power supply disruptions in the village, the official said Gollakunta Thanda had about 40 households that were directly tapping electricity from electrical lines passing over.
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The Telangana State Southern Power Distribution Company Limited (TDSPDCL) is allowing the Gruha Jyothi scheme beneficiaries to upload their details and new address to continue the scheme benefits.
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According to the bill collectors associations there has been a drastic fall in the income of the bill collectors after the introduction of the scheme.
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Hyderabad: The Gruha Jyothi scheme, if bill collectors are to be believed, has reduced their income by over 50 percent. Gruha Jyothi is the flagship programme of the Congress-led State government, which promises free electricity up to 200 units for every residential household. The bill collectors, whose salaries depend on the number of consumers who […]
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The State Government had directed the TSERC to make provisions to enable the DISCOMs to issue zero bills to eligible beneficiaries of Gruha Jyothi within the Retail Supply Tariff Schedule.
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According to Telangana State Electricity Regulatory Commission chairman T Sriranga Rao, issuance of zero bill by Discoms to the consumers was not correct, unless subsidy or subvention was received by the Discoms in advance
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With just seven days left for the 100-day timeframe Revanth Reddy himself set for his government to implement its poll promises, the next one week will be a test of the government's commitment levels.
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Beneficiaries who use even one unit above 200 units not eligible for zero bill.
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Today's Telangana News includes zero electricity bills with the Gruha Jyothi scheme, Truck seizure that involved MLA Lasya Nanditha accident, and KTR criticizing Congress on farmers' issues.
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Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka said as part of the promises given by the Congress party during the Assembly election, those who consumed up to 200 units of electricity in February would get a zero bill in March
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As per the guidelines issued, the beneficiaries must have both a ration card and also a LPG connection.
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Today's Telangana News includes Gruha Jyothi scheme exclusion, PM Modi inaugurating Kendriya Vidyalaya, and KTR urging for reconsideration of Damagundam forest lands to the Indian Navy
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In many colonies in the Secunderabad area, meter readers are just generating power bills and leaving the place without even informing the consumers.
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Facilities for this are to be set up at convenient locations in coordination with the existing Registrars of UIDAI or by becoming a UIDAI Registrar themselves.
