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Hans India
3 days ago
- Politics
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Indiramma Housing Scheme Proceedings Distributed to Beneficiaries in Gattu Mandal: MLA Bandla Krishna Mohan Reddy and District Collector BM Santosh Lead the Initiative
Gadwal: In a significant welfare initiative under the Telangana state government, sanctioned proceedings for Indiramma Housing Scheme were distributed to eligible beneficiaries in Gattu Mandal of Gadwal constituency. The distribution ceremony was held with local MLA Bandla Krishna Mohan Reddy, District Collector B.Y.M. Santosh, and Additional Collector Lakshminarayana attending as chief guests. As part of the government's mission to fulfill the dream of homeownership for the underprivileged, the MLA and the District Collector personally handed over the Indiramma Housing approval documents to deserving families. In recognition of their commitment to public service, local leaders and PACS Chairman honored the guests with shawls and floral bouquets. MLA's Address: Speaking on the occasion, MLA Bandla Krishna Mohan Reddy highlighted the developmental strides being made in Gattu Mandal, which was once known for migration due to poverty. He mentioned that since taking office, he had consistently worked to secure government funding to develop the region. He proudly stated that Gattu Mandal is now witnessing improvement in various sectors, including education, where local students are now securing jobs as teachers, police officers, and gaining admissions in medical colleges. The MLA further said that under Chief Minister Revanth Reddy's leadership, the state government has already fulfilled two of the six major guarantees promised during the election campaign, such as free bus travel for women, subsidized LPG cylinders at ₹500, 200 units of free electricity, farmer loan waivers, Rythu Bandhu support, ration cards, and fine rice distribution. He emphasized that for families who have lived in rented huts for generations, the government is now sanctioning ₹5 lakhs per house under the Indiramma Housing Scheme to build permanent homes. In the first phase, 3,500 houses have been sanctioned for the Gadwal constituency, of which 780 houses are allotted to Gattu Mandal. He reassured the public: 'There's no need for concern. Every eligible person will receive their due benefits under the welfare schemes.' Collector's Remarks: District Collector B.Y.M. Santosh echoed the state government's commitment to eradicating hut dwellings across Telangana through the prestigious Indiramma Housing Scheme, with 3,500 houses allocated per constituency. He urged beneficiaries to begin construction within 45 days, as the disbursement of funds would follow the stages of construction directly into their bank accounts. The Collector also assured that a second phase of allotment will soon begin to cover more needy families. Highlighting the rapid transformation, he noted that Gattu Mandal, once labeled among the most backward areas in Asia, is now progressing in various sectors, including education and healthcare, thanks to the continued efforts of the local leadership. He concluded by urging parents to prioritize education for their children, discourage child marriages, and focus on nurturing an educated future generation. Distinguished Guests and Attendees: The event witnessed the participation of several dignitaries and public representatives, including: Agricultural Market Yard Chairman Kuruva Hanumanthu Former State Chairman Gattu Thimmappa Former ZP Chairman Bandari Bhaskar Former District Library Chairman Jambu Raman Gowdu Former MPP Vijay, ZP TC Rajashekar PACS Chairman Venkatesh Senior leaders like Gaddam Krishna Reddy, Ramesh Naidu, Bajari Maheshwar Reddy, Ramakrishna Reddy, and others Youth representatives, local leaders, and community activists also joined in large numbers, reflecting the public's support for the government's welfare-driven governance.
Hans India
05-05-2025
- Politics
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Itikyala Mandal Chosen as Pilot for Bhu Bharati Land Reform Drive; Free Application Submission at Revenue Conferences
Gadwal: To address long-standing land disputes and streamline the resolution process, the Telangana state government has initiated a series of revenue conferences under the Bhu Bharati Act. Jogulamba Gadwal District Collector B.Y.M. Santosh announced that Itikyala Mandal has been selected as the pilot project area for this initiative. Speaking at a Bhu Bharati Revenue Conference held in Gopal Dinne village of Itikyala Mandal on Monday, the Collector attended as the chief guest and personally received land-related grievance applications from farmers. He explained that similar conferences are being conducted across 28 districts in the state to resolve land issues efficiently. Collector Santosh emphasized that, unlike in the past where people had to visit the Tahsildar, RDO, or Collector's offices for such issues, officials are now directly visiting the villages to collect and address grievances. He assured that the received applications would be carefully reviewed, verified, and eligible applicants would be issued appropriate orders. Importantly, while application submission through Mee Seva centers typically involves a fee, all applications submitted at these revenue conferences are accepted completely free of cost. He urged all farmers to take full advantage of this opportunity. Officials will be available in the village from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and special help centers have been set up to assist with form filling and any related queries. The Collector further assured that all applications will be thoroughly verified, and efforts will be made to resolve the issues within one month. The event was also attended by Additional Collector Lakshmi Narayana, Itikyala Tahsildar Veerabhadrappa, Erravalli Tahsildar Naresh, MPDO Azhar Mohinuddin, local farmers, and other officials.
Hans India
29-04-2025
- Politics
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Bhoobharati Act 2025 Introduced for Swift and Transparent Resolution of Land Disputes: District Collector B.M. Santosh
Gadwal: Awareness Seminar Conducted at Aiza Mandal Tahsildar Office Jogulamba Gadwal District: District Collector B.Y.M. Santosh announced that the Telangana state government is implementing the Bhoobharati Act – 2025 to ensure a comprehensive and systematic resolution of land-related issues by offering a two-level appeal process. He made these remarks on Tuesday during an awareness seminar on the Bhoobharati Act held in the premises of the Tahsildar office in Aiza Mandal. Speaking at the event as the chief guest, the Collector explained that the newly enacted Bhoobharati (Record of Rights - ROR) Act was introduced by the government on April 14, 2025. The Act replaces the Dharani portal and is designed to bring transparency, accountability, and accessibility in land governance. He stated that just as every citizen has an Aadhaar card, each piece of land will now be assigned a Bhoodhaar number. This unique identifier aims to prevent land encroachments and disputes. The new law comprises 23 sections and 18 rules and is more inclusive than the Dharani system, which was limited to agricultural lands. Under Bhoobharati, both agricultural and non-agricultural lands can be registered. The Collector emphasized that the new Act includes a wide range of applications. It enables correction of errors in records of rights, registration and mutation after land surveys, and the resolution of pending Sadabainama cases. He informed that applications related to lands purchased through Sadabainamas before June 2, 2014, will be investigated by the Revenue Divisional Officers (RDOs), and eligible farmers will be issued Pattadar passbooks. In a major reform, notices will now be sent to family members prior to the transfer of ancestral land, ensuring transparency. Licensed surveyors will be appointed to survey disputed lands, and maps will be attached to the pattadar passbooks after verification. Previously, land disputes had to be directly taken to civil courts under the Dharani system. However, the Bhoobharati Act allows for a three-tier appeal mechanism — from the Tahsildar to the RDO, and finally to the District Collector. This decentralized process is expected to resolve disputes locally and efficiently. The Collector also revealed that although around 6,500 applications were submitted under the Dharani system, many remained unresolved. The Bhoobharati Act now provides legal mechanisms to address such issues promptly and efficiently. Furthermore, Village Administrative Officers will be appointed for every village to reduce land-related conflicts and streamline governance at the grassroots level. He urged farmers to make use of the Mee Seva centers to submit applications under the Bhoobharati Act and assured that all services will be delivered within specified timeframes, with accountability fixed on respective officers. He encouraged farmers to familiarize themselves with the new law and take full advantage of its provisions. The seminar was attended by Additional Collector Lakshmi Narayana, RDO Srinivasa Rao, Aiza Tahsildar Jyothi, Library Chairman Neeli Srinivasulu, Alampur Market Yard Chairman Dodappa, Vice Chairman Kumar, PACS Chairman Madhusudan, Mandal Agricultural Officer Janardhan, officials from various departments, and a large number of farmers.
