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Month: June 2024

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Inter-State Drug Peddlers Arrested with 164 Kgs of Ganja Worth Rs. 51 Lakhs The Commissioner’s Task Force, South West Zone Team, in collaboration with the Bhavani Nagar and Humayun Nagar police stations, has successfully apprehended six inter-state drug peddlers. This significant bust involved the seizure of a massive 164 kgs of ganja and properties valued at Rs. 51 lakhs. Case No. I: Cr. No. 253/2024 – Humayun Nagar PS, 100 Kgs of Ganja Details of Arrest: Acting on credible information, the task force caught three inter-state drug peddlers in possession of 100 kgs of ganja near Arabian Food Corner, Paramount Colony, Road No. 86, Hakeekpet, Tolichowki, Hyderabad. Telangana State
  • June 17, 2024

164 Kgs of Ganja Seized, Inter-State Drug Peddlers Arrested in Hyderabad

Major Bust: Inter-State Drug Peddlers Arrested with 164 Kgs of Ganja Worth Rs. 51 Lakhs 164 Kgs of Ganja Seized,…
Phone Tapping Scandal: Key Technical Evidence Collected by SIT The Special Investigation Team (SIT) has gathered crucial technical evidence related to the illegal phone tapping activities conducted by the Special Intelligence Branch (SIB). The SIT's ongoing investigation is revealing more about this unlawful operation, shedding light on the methods and technology used. Crucial Evidence from Convergence Innovation Labs During a recent raid at the Convergence Innovation Labs office in Kondapur, Hyderabad, the SIT seized three servers, hard disks, and five mock mini devices. This laboratory provided the technology used for phone tapping to the SIB. To further their investigation, the SIT issued notices to the director of the lab, Busi Paul Ravikumar, to obtain access logs and search logs. The evidence collected has been pivotal, and testimonies from Ravikumar, senior manager Ragi Anantachari, and software engineer Oleti Sitarama Srinivas have provided significant insights. The seized equipment is now being analyzed at a forensic lab. Telecom Companies Under Scrutiny Telangana State
  • June 17, 2024

Telangana phone Tapping case Key Technical Evidence Collected by SIT

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) has gathered crucial technical evidence related to the illegal phone tapping activities conducted by the…
Crop Loan Waiver Scheme: Eligibility Criteria and Implementation Plans The state government is diligently working on the implementation strategies for the crop loan waiver scheme, aimed at waiving loans up to ₹2 lakhs before August 15th. This initiative primarily targets eligible farmers while excluding specific groups such as taxpayers and employees. Exclusion of Taxpayers and Employees Proposals have been submitted to the government, suggesting that taxpayers, employees, MPs, MLAs, and MLCs should be excluded from the loan waiver scheme. The final decision will be made after a comprehensive discussion in the Cabinet. Detailed Plan for Implementation Officials are preparing a list of individuals who have taken loans up to ₹2 lakhs from banks, as directed by the government. This list is expected to be completed within the next few days. In the meantime, the Agriculture Department is conducting an extensive study based on various criteria to determine the eligibility of beneficiaries. Telangana State
  • June 17, 2024

2 lakh Crop Loan Waiver Scheme Eligibility Criteria and Implementation Plans

The Telangana state government is diligently working on the implementation strategies for the 2 lakh Crop Loan Waiver Scheme Eligibility…
In a significant development, GHMC (Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation) has suspended Khairatabad Zonal Commissioner Bhorkhade Hemant Sahadeorao. This action follows the demolition of structures near the residence of former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, sparking widespread attention and debate. The Suspension Order GHMC in-charge commissioner Amrapali Kata issued the order, citing Sahadeorao's unilateral decision to demolish sheds without proper authorization. This move not only violated procedural norms but also raised questions about administrative oversight. Key Details of the Incident According to official statements, the structures were removed purportedly to ease traffic congestion and restore public access. However, the absence of prior intimation to higher authorities, including the GHMC administration, led to swift disciplinary action against Sahadeorao. Administrative Consequences The order directs Sahadeorao to report to the General Administration Department (GAD) of the Government of Telangana, effectively relieving him from his duties as the Zonal Commissioner of Khairatabad. Public and Political Reactions The incident has garnered mixed reactions from various quarters. While some view the demolition as necessary for public welfare, others criticize it as arbitrary and lacking due process. Political Implications Given the political sensitivity surrounding YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's residence, the incident has also sparked political debates and accusations of targeted action. Telangana State
  • June 16, 2024

Amrapali Kata Takes Action, GHMC Zonal Commissioner Suspended for Demolition at YS Jagan House

In a significant development, GHMC (Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation) Amrapali Kata Takes Action, GHMC Zonal Commissioner Suspended for Demolition at…
Seethakka Unveils ₹20,000 Crore Annual Bank Linkage Plan for SHGs Overview of Seethakka's Initiative for SHGs Minister for Panchayat Raj and Rural Development, Danasari Anasuya (Seethakka), recently announced a monumental initiative aimed at empowering Self Help Groups (SHGs) through a substantial financial support program. The 2024-25 annual bank linkage plan, unveiled by Seethakka, earmarks a staggering ₹20,000 crore to benefit 3,56,273 SHGs. Moreover, the plan sets an ambitious five-year goal of disbursing ₹1 lakh crore in bank loans to SHGs across the state. The Significance of the Bank Linkage Plan The initiative represents a concerted effort by the government to foster economic independence among SHGs, thereby promoting grassroots development. By facilitating access to substantial credit resources, Seethakka aims to bolster entrepreneurial ventures within rural communities. This strategic allocation underscores the government's commitment to inclusive growth and sustainable development. Objectives of the Initiative Empowering SHGs Through Financial Inclusion The primary objective of the ₹20,000 crore annual bank linkage plan is to provide SHGs with the necessary financial resources to pursue diverse economic activities. This includes promoting agricultural initiatives, small-scale industries, and service-oriented enterprises, thereby fostering employment and income generation at the grassroots level. Ensuring Sustainable Development By setting a five-year target of ₹1 lakh crore in bank loans, the initiative seeks to create a sustainable economic ecosystem within rural areas. This infusion of capital is expected to stimulate local economies, reduce poverty, and enhance the overall standard of living for SHG members and their communities. Key Features of the Plan Telangana State
  • June 16, 2024

SERP Telangana 20,000 crore Annual Bank Linkage plan for SHGs in 2024

Hon’ble Minister Seethakka Unveils ₹20,000 Crore Annual Bank Linkage Plan for SHGs SERP Telangana 20,000 crore Annual Bank Linkage plan…
From August 1st, new registration charges for agricultural and non-agricultural lands, as well as properties, will come into effect in the state. The government recently decided to revise the market values of lands across the state. Initial Determination on July 1st The Stamps and Registrations Department initiated the process to reassess market values to implement the new charges. Guidelines have been provided to sub-registrars, aiming for the updated charges to reflect actual market conditions. An initial meeting with additional collectors and RDOs is scheduled for June 18th to kickstart the process. The department plans to finalize new registration charges by July 1st, after a thorough review. Subsequent stages will involve finalizing the market values to be implemented from August 1st. Committees at the mandal and district levels will oversee the process, ensuring smooth implementation. Market Value Revision Guidelines The Stamps and Registrations Department has issued guidelines for revising market values in both rural and urban areas. The aim is to ensure the revised values reflect real market conditions. Commissioner Naveen Mittal emphasized the need for careful assessment and urged cooperation with Revenue, Panchayat Raj, Survey-Land Records, and Municipal departments across the state. Rural Area Assessments The process in rural areas involves identifying villages along national and state highways, considering areas suitable for non-agricultural use, and evaluating industrial and SEZ zones. Open land prices in these areas will be taken into account to revise market values. District registrars and DIGs will focus on areas where land prices have either increased or decreased, ensuring an accurate reflection of market trends. Input from revenue and panchayat officials will also be considered for agricultural land valuations. Urban Area Assessments In urban areas, local bodies such as municipal corporations and municipal councils will determine values based on specific zones within their jurisdictions. Commercial areas and main roads will be assessed to set values that match the locality. Colonies, internal roads, and areas with developed infrastructure will also be reviewed, with adjustments made as necessary. This ensures that both increases and decreases in value are accurately reflected. Revised Valuation Process The process involves several key steps: Meeting with Officials: A meeting with revenue, municipal, and panchayat officials is scheduled for June 18, 2024. Completion of Market Value Revisions: The revisions are to be completed by June 23, 2024. Review: A review session will be held on June 25, 2024. Committee Approval: Approval from the committee is expected by June 29, 2024. Website Display: The revised values will be displayed on the department’s website by July 1, 2024. Feedback and Resolution: Suggestions, recommendations, and objections will be accepted and addressed by July 20, 2024. Final Update: The department’s website will be updated with the new prices on July 31, 2024. Implementation of Revised Prices: The revised prices will be implemented starting August 1, 2024. Telangana State
  • June 16, 2024

New Registration Charges in Telangana from August 2024

New Registration Charges in Telangana from August 2024 , i.e from 1st August 2024 new registration charges for agricultural and…
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