Suryaa Telangana Desk: State Transport and BC Welfare Minister Ponnam Prabhakar stated that the government led by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy is fulfilling the decade-long dream of the poor to own homes through the Indiramma housing scheme.
Minister Ponnam Prabhakar participated in the "Mana Indiramma Intlo Deepavali" celebrations held in the 12th ward of Husnabad town. The event marked the completion of an Indiramma house sanctioned to beneficiaries Komala and Sammaiah Mudiraj. During the visit, the Minister presented new clothes and sweets to the couple. He also joined family members, public representatives, and officials in celebrating Diwali at the residence.
The Minister noted that the Indiramma housing scheme is bringing new light to poor families. In the Husnabad constituency, 3,500 Indiramma houses were sanctioned in the first phase, with over 2,500 constructions completed to date. Additionally, 500 houses have been sanctioned to replace huts, while another 500 stalled houses and 1,000 houses in the second phase have also received approvals.
Minister Prabhakar stated that despite financial constraints, the government is sanctioning houses to all eligible individuals in a phased manner. He added that the process of providing proceedings to beneficiaries for the second phase of sanctioned houses will be completed within a week or ten days. He urged beneficiaries whose houses are at the roof level to complete construction quickly and encouraged residents across the seven mandals and the municipality of Husnabad to celebrate Diwali in their completed Indiramma homes.
The event was attended by Municipal Chairperson Dandi Lakshmi, Vice Chairperson Chittari Padma, councilors, RDO Ramurthy, Municipal Commissioner Mallikarjun, Single Window Chairman Sivayya, along with other officials and public representatives.