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Poor families in agency villages and Singareni areas are unable to benefit from the Indiramma housing scheme as they lack pattas for the lands under their occupation
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A section of leaders allege that loyal Congress party members were getting a raw deal in Indiramma House Committees, which will play a key role in selecting the scheme's beneficiaries
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Traffic on Karimnagar-Jammikunta road stalled for about an hour as agitators refuse to withdraw protest, raise slogans against Congress government
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The Indiramma Indlu housing scheme in Telangana is under fire for flawed beneficiary selection, delays in fund release, and allegations of favouritism. Over 41 lakh applicants were disqualified, while protests erupted over exclusions and new restrictions on house size
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Kammari Ravinder from Royyalapalli tried to kill himself by consuming some pesticide as he was disheartened after being excluded in the list of beneficiaries of the housing scheme.
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While there were 60 eligible families, only four houses allotted to residents of Ramannagudem gram panchayat in the district
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Urges the State government to provide house sites for the landless where they could build houses under the scheme
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If a Union Minister himself says 'not a single house' will be sanctioned for Telangana, where is the federal spirit in the Constitution, asks the BRS MLC
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Three-day long Gram Sabhas meetings concluded in erstwhile Adilabad district on Jan 24
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Maindla Raju, upon discovering that his name was missing from the Indiramma Housing Scheme beneficiaries list released during the Grama Sabha meeting on Friday, climbed a cell tower and threatened to jump unless officials added his name to the list.
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Says names of landless people not on Indiramma housing scheme eligibility list
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Villagers say eligible beneficiaries not included in lists of four schemes, boycott meets
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Kummari Nageshwar Rao attempted suicide in Mulugu district after being excluded from the Indiramma housing beneficiaries list, raising serious concerns
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Those with land, property being selected for welfare schemes while the poor denied benefits, decry people in Telangana’s Peddapalli
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Transport and Backward Classes Welfare Minister Ponnam Prabhakar says beneficiaries will be identified during verification process at field level from January 16-20
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Directs State government to file a counter to the petition challenging the committees and adjourned further hearings to January 24
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The issue arises from the lack of pattas for the land where poor families have built sheds or huts, as these lands fall under the 1/70 Act (AP Scheduled Areas Land Transfer Regulation Act 1959-Amendment 1/1970), which controls the transfer of tribal land to non-tribals in agency villages. Additionally, those living on SCCL lands in areas like Kothagudem, Yellandu, and Manugur cannot register the land as it is owned by the company.
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The secretaries submitted a memorandum to the District Panchayat Officer and local MPDOs, seeking exemption from the duties, surveys, security and redressal of their challenges
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Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy said on Sunday that during the first year in power, the Congress government in the state set a record in farm loan waiver, crop bonus, jobs creation and attracting investments
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The factions within the Congress are knocking at MPDO office doors demanding changes in the committee members. Meanwhile, the BRS, BJP and Left parties are demanding the officials to conduct a grama sabha to constitute the committee transparently.