Telangana: The state cabinet approved the sanction of the second phase of Indiramma houses. The Cabinet has approved the construction of Indiramma houses for a total of 2 lakh 50 thousand poor families.
Telangana: The state cabinet approved the sanction of the second phase of Indiramma houses. The Cabinet has approved the construction of Indiramma houses for a total of 2 lakh 50 thousand poor families. It has been decided to grant houses at the rate of 2 thousand per constituency. Similarly, the cabinet has decided to allocate Rs.1,000 crores for Godavari Pushkaras and to implement the mid-day meal scheme in all the junior colleges of the state.
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and Cabinet Ministers met at the Secretariat on Saturday and took several key decisions related to development. The state cabinet has taken a decision to start the construction of Indiramma houses under the Congress government in the united state and to complete the walls and slabs that were stalled. We will provide Rs.3 lakhs for houses with completed foundations and walls, and Rs.2 lakhs for houses with completed walls and standing pillars. The cabinet has decided to allocate funds at the rate of 500 houses per constituency to complete the incomplete Indiramma houses. Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy revealed the cabinet decisions.
Telangana Cabinet Decisions
State Cabinet Decisions
* The state cabinet approved the second phase of Indiramma houses in the state. The state cabinet approved the construction of Indiramma houses for a total of 2 lakh 50 thousand poor families. 2 for each constituency pic.twitter.com/lFdv2ChjAr
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* In the first phase of construction of Indiramma houses, about one lakh houses will be completed by June 2. It has been decided to start 28 Indiramma houses built by the government for Kolam Adivasis in Kothari village of Kerameri mandal of Kumuram Bhim Asifabad district on 1st June. Hon’ble Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka and all the state ministers will go there and participate in this program on 1st June.
* The state cabinet has decided to build one lakh houses for the low-income groups (LIG) in 24 constituencies in the Cure area of the Hyderabad metropolis.
* According to the surveys done at various stages in the state of Telangana, the state government has found that 15 thousand families are living in huts. The state cabinet decided to provide Indiramma house grant documents to all those families immediately. The cabinet has decided to make Telangana a model state without huts.
* The State Cabinet has approved funds of Rs.1000 crores to undertake various works related to the Godavari Pushkaras to be held from June 26 to July 7 next year. The Cabinet has approved the sanction of Rs.300 crore as the first installment.
* The state cabinet approved the proposals made by Telangana discoms to join the RDSS implemented by the central government for the development of electricity distribution and infrastructure.
* The state cabinet has approved the implementation of midday meal scheme in all junior colleges of the state.
The government has decided to provide milk along with morning breakfast to students in schools and all junior colleges.
* The State Cabinet has decided to merge DCMSs in the state into Mark Fed. Cabinet decided to merge TGRIC (Telangana Rural Infrastructure Corporation) with Haka.
* The State Cabinet has approved the allocation of Rs.587 crores for the Palamuru-Ranga Reddy Uplift Scheme for land acquisition, rehabilitation and provision of infrastructure facilities.
It is the state government’s determination to make Telangana one of the top 5 life sciences hubs in the world by 2030. That is why the State Cabinet approved the Next Generation Life Sciences Policy 2026-30. The policy was formally unveiled at Davos. Through this policy, we aim to attract 5 lakh jobs and 25 billion dollars of investment in the next five years. We will make it a destination for huge investments in the fields of life sciences, pharma, biotech and medical innovation. We will provide good opportunities to the youth in the fields of research, manufacturing, digital health and global innovation.
If so far the focus has been on manufacturing, from now on we will focus more on valuable innovation. We are making a change in this policy so that research and development (R&D) units are also recognized as industries. This policy will be useful for global capability centers and global innovation centers to come to Telangana,” the cabinet said.
