4.5 Lakh Indiramma Houses Sanctioned In First Phase
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The Telangana government has sanctioned 4.5 lakh houses in the first phase of its Indiramma housing project.
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- The Telangana government launched the first phase of the Indiramma housing scheme by sanctioning 4.5 lakh houses.
- Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy announced financial assistance of 5 lakh rupees for each beneficiary.
- Funds are credited directly to beneficiary bank accounts on a weekly basis based on construction progress.
- Officials were also directed to finish incomplete double-bedroom housing projects in Jangaon by Dasara.
What to watch next
- Completion of unfinished Indiramma houses
- Handover of double-bedroom houses by Dasara
- Commencement of development works in Jangaon municipality
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Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy
revenue and housing minister
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“Funds were being directly credited to beneficiaries’ bank accounts every Monday”
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…4.5 Lakh Indiramma Houses Sanctioned In First Phase Funds were being directly credited to beneficiaries’ bank accounts every Monday : Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy JANGAON: The Telangana government’s objective was to make the state free of thatched huts and Indiramma houses would be sanctioned in phases to every eligible poor family, revenue and housing…
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