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Thousands of ASHA Workers Stage Flash Protest at Koti Crossroads In a dramatic show of solidarity, thousands of ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) workers staged a flash protest at Koti Crossroads. These health workers, who play a crucial role in India's primary healthcare system, are demanding the implementation of promised job security and better wages from the government. The protest, initially planned at Indira Park Dharna Chowk, was thwarted by the police, leading to the assembly of workers at Koti Crossroads. ASHA Workers' Demands for Job Security and Fair Wages The ASHA workers, supported by the CITU (Centre of Indian Trade Unions), began their protest with a sit-in at Indira Park Dharna Chowk. They demanded the immediate fulfillment of job security promises made by the Congress government. The workers' frustration peaked as the police arrested those attempting to march towards the Assembly. Leaders of the employee union accused the government of neglecting their promises and highlighted the dire financial conditions faced by the workers due to inadequate salaries. Police Intervene in ASHA Workers' Protests As ASHA workers from various districts converged at the Assembly, police intervention led to mass arrests, sparking further tension. Despite these obstacles, the workers remained undeterred, staging a flash protest at Koti Crossroads. Chanting slogans against the government, they vowed not to disperse until their demands were met. Similar scenes unfolded with village panchayat workers, who were also stopped and arrested by the police. Crucial Role of ASHA Workers in Primary Health Centers ASHA workers are essential in providing healthcare services across urban and rural areas. They visit disease-prone areas to collect data for healthcare providers, create lists of children aged 0-5, and support pregnant women and patients. In the district, 660 ASHA workers operate across 17 primary health centers, four urban health centers, three slum clinics, 146 sub-centers, and nine 24-hour health centers. Despite their critical role, ASHA workers lament the lack of basic wages and the increasing workload without proportional compensation. Calls for Legislative Action and Budget Allocation In their recent actions, ASHA workers have besieged MLAs' homes, urging the Assembly to address their issues and allocate a special budget. The state committee called for a mass rally in Hyderabad on the 30th as part of their ongoing protests. The workers demand the implementation of promises made by the Health Commissioner in February, including insurance, retirement benefits, and a minimum monthly wage of Rs. 18,000. Continuous Struggles Without Leave ASHA workers, who work tirelessly from morning till night without leave, face mounting workloads and stagnant wages. Despite previous protests and strikes during the BRS government, only superficial agreements were made. The workers were promised measures like pending PRCs, arrears, and COVID-19 risk allowances, which remain unfulfilled. The workers now urge the current Congress government to honor the promises made and improve their working conditions. Insurance and Retirement Benefits for ASHA Workers The workers call for the immediate issuance of a government order providing Rs. 50 lakh insurance coverage for each ASHA worker and Rs. 5 lakh retirement benefits. They also demand half of their wages be paid as a pension. Pending registers should be printed and distributed promptly. Need for Promotions and Medical Leave ASHA workers seek six months of medical leave with pay and promotions to ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwife) and GN (General Nursing) positions. They demand the immediate payment of six months' PRC arrears from July to December 2021 and measures to curb harassment by officials. Supporting the Fight for Workers' Rights CITU district secretary Ranjit Kumar vowed to support the ASHA workers' fight for their rights, emphasizing the need for wage hikes in line with rising living costs. He called for the allocation of a budget for ASHA workers in the current Assembly sessions and the prompt resolution of pending issues. Telangana State
  • July 30, 2024

ASHA Workers Flash Protest at Koti Crossroads

Thousands of ASHA Workers Stage Flash Protest at Koti Crossroads, Hyderabad on 30 July 2024. In a dramatic show of…
In July 2024, the Government of Telangana issued new regulations for the Telangana Revenue Sub-Ordinate Service. These Special Rules aim to streamline the recruitment, appointment, and management of the Naib Tahsildars and other related positions. This article will delve into the key aspects of these regulations, including their objectives, the structure of the service, recruitment methods, qualifications, training, and more. Overview of the New Telangana Revenue Sub-Ordinate Service Rules Introduction to the 2024 Rules The Telangana Revenue Sub-Ordinate Service Rules 2024 were established under the authority granted by Article 309 of the Indian Constitution. These rules replace the earlier ones set in 1992 under G.O.Ms.No. 990. They are intended to ensure a more efficient and effective management system for the Naib Tahsildars and related positions across Telangana. Purpose and Implementation These rules focus on the organization, recruitment, and promotion of Naib Tahsildars, aiming to create a structured career path within the Telangana Revenue Sub-Ordinate Service. The regulations will be enforced upon publication in the official Telangana Gazette, marking the start of a new era in the management of revenue services within the state. Structure and Organization of the Service Categories Within the Service The Telangana State Revenue Sub-Ordinate Service consists of various roles, primarily the Naib Tahsildars, who were previously known as Deputy Tahsildars. This category also includes Special Naib Tahsildars involved in settlement duties and other special tasks. Additionally, Superintendents in the offices of Collectors and Revenue Divisional Offices, who hold the rank of Naib Tahsildars, are included under these regulations. Method of Appointment Appointments to these positions are made through two primary methods: Direct Recruitment: This is open to qualified individuals from the general public. Appointment by Transfer: This involves the promotion of Senior Assistants within the Telangana State Ministerial Service, specifically those employed in each Zone of the Revenue Department. The Chief Commissioner of Land Administration, serving as the Head of the Department, acts as the appointing authority. Recruitment Quotas The distribution of appointments is structured to ensure a balance between direct recruitment and promotions. Thirty percent of the positions are reserved for direct recruitment, while the remaining seventy percent are filled through transfers and promotions. If vacancies arise, they will be filled by eligible candidates from the specified category only. Qualifications and Eligibility Criteria Educational Requirements For direct recruitment as a Naib Tahsildar, candidates must possess a degree from any recognized university in India. This ensures that all entrants have a solid educational foundation relevant to their responsibilities. Age Limitations Candidates must not exceed the age of 34 as of July 1st in the year of the recruitment notification. This age restriction helps in maintaining a young and dynamic workforce within the department. Additional Qualifications for Transfer Candidates considered for transfer must have passed specific departmental tests, including: Revenue Test Parts I, II, and III Civil Judicial Test Part II Criminal Judicial Test Indian Evidence Act Accounts Test for Sub-ordinate Officers Part I Holders of an LL.B. or B.L. degree from a recognized university or those who have passed the Bar Council Examination conducted by the Telangana Bar Council are exempt from certain tests included in the LL.B./B.L. syllabus. Minimum Service Requirements Candidates eligible for transfer must be approved probationers with at least four years of service as Senior Assistants, with two of those years as Revenue Inspectors. Service as Special Revenue Inspector can be considered to fulfill part of this requirement. Probation, Training, and Testing Probation Period Direct Recruits: Must complete a two-year probation within a continuous three-year period. Transfer Appointments: Require a one-year probation within a continuous two-year period. Mandatory Training Direct Recruits: Undergo a one-year training program immediately after appointment. Transfer Appointments: Must complete a six-month training period. Training programs are designed and updated by the Commissioner of Land Administration. Direct recruits must sign a bond to serve for three years post-training or refund training costs if they leave prematurely. Testing Requirements During the probation period, direct recruits must pass the following tests to confirm their appointments: Revenue Test Parts I, II, and III Civil Judicial Test Part II Criminal Judicial Test Indian Evidence Act Accounts Test for Sub-ordinate Officers Part I Zones and Units of Appointment Telangana is divided into seven zones for the purposes of appointment, seniority, and other administrative processes: Zone I: Kaleshwaram - Kumurambheem-Asifabad, Mancherial, Peddapalli, Jayashankar-Bhupalpalli, and Mulugu Districts. Zone II: Basara - Adilabad, Nirmal, Nizamabad, and Jagitial Districts. Zone III: Rajanna - Karimnagar, Rajanna-Sircilla, Siddipet, Medak, and Kamareddy Districts. Zone IV: Bhadradri - Bhadradri-Kothagudem, Khammam, Mahabubabad, Warangal, and Hanumakonda Districts. Zone V: Yadadri - Suryapet, Nalgonda, Yadadri-Bhongir, and Janagoan Districts. Zone VI: Charminar - Medchal-Malkajgiri, Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy, Sangareddy, and Vikarabad Districts. Zone VII: Jogulamba - Mahabubnagar, Narayanpet, Jogulamba-Gadwal, Wanaparthy, and Nagarkurnool Districts. Transfers and Postings Transfers and postings within a zone are managed by the Chief Commissioner of Land Administration. However, district collectors have the authority to make transfers and postings of Naib Tahsildars within their respective districts when necessary. Conclusion The Telangana Revenue Sub-Ordinate Service Rules 2024 provide a comprehensive framework for the recruitment, training, and management of Naib Tahsildars in the state. These rules aim to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of revenue administration through clear guidelines and structured processes. By focusing on merit-based appointments and rigorous training, the government seeks to strengthen the capacity of the revenue service and better serve the people of Telangana. Telangana State
  • July 30, 2024

Telangana Revenue Sub Ordinate Service Rules 2024 Updated

In July 2024, the Government of Telangana issued new regulations for the Telangana Revenue Sub-Ordinate Service. These Special Rules aim…
The Government of Telangana has laid out comprehensive operational guidelines for the year 2024-25 to ensure the efficient supply, distribution, and monitoring of fertilizers across the state. These measures aim to support agricultural productivity by ensuring that farmers have timely access to essential fertilizers. Overview of Fertilizer Supply Plans The primary goal of the operational guidelines is to maintain a seamless supply of fertilizers such as Urea, DAP, Complex fertilizers, and MoP to meet the agricultural demands of the state. The Department of Fertilizers (DoF) coordinates with various stakeholders, including the District Agriculture Officers (DAOs), companies, and organizations like MARKFED, to ensure smooth execution. Supply Plan and Allocation Communication of Supply Plans: The Department of Fertilizers (DoF) disseminates monthly supply plans by product and company to the states. These plans detail the allocation for Urea, DAP, Complex fertilizers, and MoP, which are then communicated to district officers and other stakeholders for execution. District Action Plans: DAOs are tasked with developing action plans based on anticipated fertilizer demand. These plans prioritize areas based on cropping patterns and soil health recommendations rather than institutional demands. Retail Distribution: Cooperatives such as MACS, PACS, DCMS, and ARSKs are designated as retailers, ensuring fertilizers are sold directly to farmers and not other dealers. Allocation and Distribution from Rake Points The distribution of Urea from rake points involves meticulous planning and coordination between various agencies to ensure timely availability to farmers: Rake Point Allocations: DAOs receive district-wise allocations for each Urea rake, with at least 60% designated for MARKFED and up to 40% for private traders. Distribution Monitoring: Rake Point Officers oversee the allocation and ensure that Urea is distributed according to approved plans, with accurate record-keeping and reporting. Storage and Movement: If a wholesaler lacks storage facilities, stocks can be temporarily stored in company godowns, with strict instructions for movement to designated areas. Real-time Tracking: The Online Rake Point Fertilizer Dispatches software is used to enter arrival and dispatch details, ensuring transparency and accountability in the supply chain. Distribution and Movement of Fertilizers Efficient movement and storage of fertilizers are crucial to meet farmers' needs, especially during peak seasons: Space Identification and Stock Movement: MARKFED is responsible for procuring and maintaining buffer stocks, ensuring that fertilizers are available throughout the state. A minimum buffer stock of 5000 MTs of Urea must be maintained in each district. First-In-First-Out Principle: Stocks are managed on a first-in-first-out basis to prevent the accumulation of old stocks, with MARKFED ensuring the timely movement of fertilizers from buffer stocks to dealers. Monitoring Sensitive Areas: DAOs identify regions with higher demand and ensure stocks are positioned in advance to avoid shortages. Regular communication and monitoring prevent unauthorized movement and ensure compliance with regulations. Monitoring and Regulation A robust monitoring and regulatory framework is in place to oversee the distribution and usage of fertilizers: District-Level Monitoring: A committee led by the District Collector regularly reviews fertilizer supply and distribution, addressing any challenges that arise. Dealer Compliance: Dealers are required to use electronic point-of-sale (e-PoS) devices for transactions, ensuring transparency and reducing manual handling errors. Interstate Movement Control: Border DAOs work with law enforcement to prevent unauthorized interstate movement of fertilizers, protecting the local supply. Nutrient-Based Subsidy and Pricing The government follows a nutrient-based subsidy policy for fertilizers to maintain affordability for farmers: Subsidy Determination: The Department of Fertilizers sets per metric ton subsidy rates for P&K fertilizers, while manufacturers determine retail prices. Price Transparency: Fertilizer bags must clearly display the maximum retail price (MRP) and applicable subsidies, with penalties for sales above the MRP. Regulation and Compliance The operational guidelines include stringent measures for regulation and compliance to maintain the integrity of the fertilizer supply chain: License Management: Dealers found engaging in manual sales face license cancellation. Inactive retailers receive notices to activate or risk losing their licenses. Inspections and Enforcement: Fertilizer Inspectors conduct regular inspections to ensure compliance with the Fertilizer Control Order (FCO), preventing the diversion of subsidized fertilizers for non-agricultural purposes. Dealer Education: Workshops and meetings educate dealers on compliance, stock management, and transaction processes, promoting best practices in fertilizer distribution. Reporting and Direct Benefit Transfer Transparent reporting and direct benefit transfers (DBT) are key components of the fertilizer supply chain: Stock Reporting: DAOs are responsible for daily reporting of stock availability, ensuring stakeholders have accurate and up-to-date information. Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT): The DBT system allows for real-time tracking of fertilizers from manufacturers to farmers, ensuring subsidies reach the intended beneficiaries. Stakeholder Communication: Regular communication through electronic media keeps farmers informed about fertilizer availability, reducing inconvenience and ensuring timely access. Conclusion The Government of Telangana's operational guidelines for 2024-25 demonstrate a comprehensive approach to managing the supply and distribution of fertilizers. By focusing on efficient planning, monitoring, and regulation, the state aims to support its agricultural sector and ensure that farmers receive the necessary inputs for successful crop production. Through these measures, Telangana seeks to enhance productivity and sustainability in agriculture, contributing to the overall prosperity of the state. Telangana State
  • July 30, 2024

Guidelines Fertilizer Supply and Distribution in Telangana for 2024-25

The Government of Telangana has laid out comprehensive operational guidelines for the year 2024-25 to ensure the efficient supply, distribution,…
Hyderabad, once known for its technological advancements, has recently become a hotspot for various crimes. The city has witnessed a surge in daylight murders, violent assaults, and sexual crimes. In a recent and horrific event, a woman was gang-raped by her acquaintances in the Vanasthalipuram area of Hyderabad. Detailed Account of the Incident The victim, a software engineer, accompanied her friends to a hotel for a social gathering. During the outing, they consumed alcohol. An additional individual, not initially part of the group, joined them and also indulged in drinking. Tragically, the men devised a plan to assault the woman. Instead of ensuring her safe return home, the group sexually assaulted her, including the outsider who joined them. The woman, heavily intoxicated, was unaware of the ongoing assault. Upon regaining consciousness the next day, she realized the gravity of the violation she had endured. Devastated and betrayed, she filed a police complaint, detailing the premeditated assault. Police Investigation and Findings Following her complaint, the police promptly registered a case against the accused. The initial investigation revealed that all involved individuals were software engineers. The police are now probing whether the crime was preplanned, identifying the outsider, and investigating if the group had committed similar offenses in the past. Victim’s Account and Police Action In her statement, the victim recounted the incident, explaining that she had invited her childhood friend, Gautham Reddy, to celebrate her new job. On the night of July 29, they met at Bommarillu Grand Restaurant in Omkar Nagar, where they drank alcohol before heading to a hotel room. Upon regaining consciousness, she found Gautham and another man in a compromising state. Her screams alerted the hotel staff, prompting the assailants to flee. Ongoing Investigation and Search for Suspects Based on her detailed account, the police registered a case against Gautham Reddy and an unidentified accomplice. The Vanasthalipuram ACP, Kasi Reddy, stated that the police have identified the second suspect through CCTV footage and are actively searching for both men, who are currently absconding. Hotel staff have been interviewed, and crucial evidence has been collected. Related Incident: Rape on a Moving Bus In a separate incident, a woman was reportedly raped by the driver of a moving private bus traveling from Nirmal to Prakasam. The driver allegedly stifled her screams with a cloth and assaulted her. The victim managed to call the police emergency number, Dial 100, leading to the bus's interception near Osmania University. Two drivers employed by the private travel company were arrested following the incident. Community Reaction and Call for Justice These heinous crimes have sparked outrage and fear within the community. Residents are calling for stricter security measures and swifter justice for the victims. The increasing frequency of such crimes in Hyderabad has prompted local authorities to reassess safety protocols and enhance policing efforts to ensure the safety of its residents. Support for the Victims In light of these events, support systems for victims of sexual assault are being highlighted. Organizations and helplines are stepping up to provide psychological and legal assistance to those affected. It is imperative for the community to stand in solidarity with the victims and ensure they receive the necessary support and justice. Conclusion The recent gang-rape incidents in Hyderabad underline the urgent need for stringent measures to combat sexual violence. The authorities must prioritize victim support and community safety, ensuring that such horrific acts are met with swift and decisive justice. The community's collective effort is crucial in creating a safer environment for all residents, reaffirming Hyderabad as a city of growth, safety, and solidarity. Telangana State
  • July 30, 2024

Gang Rape of a Software Engineer in Hyderabad

Gang Rape of a Software Engineer in Hyderabad, once known for its technological advancements, has recently become a hotspot for…
Transforming Telangana: The Impact of the New Vikarabad-Krishna Railway Line The proposed Vikarabad-Krishna railway line is set to revolutionize transportation in Telangana. Connecting major towns like Vikarabad, Parigi, Kodangal, Narayanapet, and Maktal, this 145 km line represents a significant investment in regional infrastructure and economic growth. In this article, we will delve into the key aspects of this ambitious project and explore how it promises to transform the transportation landscape in southern Telangana. The Vision for the Vikarabad-Krishna Railway Line Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy recently reviewed the proposed route map for the Vikarabad-Krishna railway line during an assembly session. With a substantial budget of ₹3,500 crore, this project aims to enhance connectivity and streamline transportation across the region. The Chief Minister emphasized the importance of aligning the railway's route with regional transportation needs, offering several suggestions to Railway Chief Engineer Subrahmanian to improve the line’s efficiency. Key Highlights of the Proposed Route The Vikarabad-Krishna railway line will traverse through several key towns, including Kodangal, Parigi, Makthal, and Narayanapet. Railway Chief Engineer Subrahmanian explained that the line's design considers various factors such as terrain, land acquisition, and potential ridership. South Central Railway (SCR) is currently conducting a survey to assess the project's technical and economic viability. Once approved, construction is expected to commence, creating a more direct and efficient link between these destinations. Economic Benefits and Regional Development The new railway line is poised to deliver numerous economic benefits. By connecting previously unlinked towns, it will facilitate better connectivity to Hyderabad and other major cities. The inclusion of Kodangal, which has been historically overlooked, is expected to bring significant economic growth to the region. Additionally, the railway line will streamline the movement of goods, particularly benefiting industries like the cement sector in Tandur. Reduced Travel Time to Key Destinations One of the most exciting aspects of the Vikarabad-Krishna railway line is its potential to reduce travel time to Hubli and Goa. The new line will offer a more direct route, benefiting both passenger and freight services. Currently, trains from Secunderabad to Raichur follow a 193 km route through Vikarabad, Chittapur, and Krishna. The proposed line promises a shorter and more efficient route, enhancing connectivity and reducing travel costs. Project Details and Financial Considerations The Vikarabad-Krishna railway line is expected to span 122 km and cost approximately ₹2,196 crore. The Ministry of Railways has sanctioned the Final Location Survey (FLS), a crucial step in determining the line's feasibility and finalizing the route. This project is part of a broader effort by the Railway Ministry to strengthen rail connectivity in Telangana, with nearly 15 new railway lines and multiple projects aimed at doubling, tripling, and quadrupling existing routes. Impact on Local Communities The new railway line will have a transformative impact on local communities, providing them with efficient and cost-effective transportation options. Towns that were previously unconnected will now have direct access to Hyderabad, facilitating easy movement for both passengers and freight. This development is a welcome change for regions like Kodangal, which have long been deprived of adequate infrastructure. Strengthening Telangana's Rail Network Over the past decade, the Telangana government has significantly increased its rail budget allocation, prioritizing rail development across the state. From ₹258 crore in 2014-15 to ₹4,418 crore today, this investment has added approximately 575 km of new rail to the state's network. The sanctioning of the Final Location Survey for 15 new railway lines will further bolster Telangana's rail infrastructure, driving economic growth and enhancing connectivity. The Road Ahead The Vikarabad-Krishna railway line is a testament to Telangana's commitment to modernizing its transportation infrastructure. By linking key towns and reducing travel times to major destinations, this project will boost regional development and contribute to the state's economic growth. As the Final Location Survey progresses, the region eagerly anticipates the project's approval and the subsequent start of construction. Conclusion The Vikarabad-Krishna railway line represents a significant leap forward in Telangana's transportation landscape. With its focus on improving connectivity and fostering economic growth, this project will play a crucial role in shaping the future of the region. As Telangana continues to prioritize rail development, the Vikarabad-Krishna railway line stands as a beacon of progress and a testament to the state's vision for a better-connected future. Telangana State
  • July 30, 2024

Revanth Reddy reviews Vikarabad Krishna Railway Line

Transforming Telangana: The Impact of the New Vikarabad-Krishna Railway Line The proposed Vikarabad-Krishna railway line is set to revolutionize transportation…
Telangana Crop Loan Waiver Scheme 2024: How to Check the Beneficiary List Online The Telangana government has launched the Crop Loan Waiver Scheme 2024, a significant initiative aimed at alleviating the financial stress of farmers by waiving off agricultural loans. This article will guide you through the details of the scheme, eligibility criteria, and how to check the Telangana Crop Loan Waiver List 2024 online. Understanding the Telangana Crop Loan Waiver Scheme In an effort to support farmers, the Telangana government introduced the Crop Loan Waiver Scheme initially in 2018. The scheme aimed to reduce the financial burden on farmers by waiving outstanding agricultural loans. In 2024, the government has renewed this commitment, planning to benefit approximately 11.5 lakh farmers across the state. This move is part of fulfilling the six guarantees promised during the assembly elections. Key Features of the Scheme Eligibility: Farmers with loans sanctioned between December 12, 2018, and December 12, 2023, from regional rural banks, scheduled commercial banks, and district cooperative central banks in Telangana are eligible. Waiver Amount: The scheme covers loan waivers up to ₹2 lakh per eligible farmer family, including the outstanding principal and applicable interest as of December 9, 2023. Implementation Dates: The waiver is structured in phases, with different amounts being waived on specified dates. How to Check the Telangana Crop Loan Waiver List 2024 Online Farmers who are part of the scheme can verify their inclusion in the beneficiary list online. Follow these steps to check the list: Visit the Official Website: Go to the Crop Loan Waiver Scheme's official portal at clw.telangana.gov.in. Log In: Enter your username and password to access the CLW portal. Access the List: Navigate to the dashboard to find the district-wise loan waiver list or beneficiary list. Search for Your Name: Use the CTRL+F command to search for your name, district, and account number within the list. Verify Details: Once you locate your details, you can confirm your inclusion in the scheme and access additional information. Eligibility Criteria for the TS Crop Loan Waiver Scheme 2024 To benefit from the Telangana Crop Loan Waiver Scheme 2024, farmers must meet the following eligibility requirements: Residency: Applicants must be native and permanent residents of Telangana. Loan Type: Only short-term crop loans from designated banks within the state are eligible. Sanction Period: Loans must have been sanctioned between December 12, 2018, and December 12, 2023. Family Verification: The eligibility is determined using the Food Security Card maintained by the Civil Supplies Department, which includes the farmer, spouse, and children. Timeline for Loan Waiver Implementation The Telangana government has outlined a clear timeline for the waiver process: Loans Below ₹1 Lakh: Waived on July 18, 2024. Loans Between ₹1 Lakh and ₹1.5 Lakh: Waived by the end of July 2024. Loans Above ₹1.5 Lakh up to ₹2 Lakh: Waived by August 15, 2024. A total of ₹7,000 crore will be credited to the accounts of eligible farmers, ensuring that the loan waiver process is concluded efficiently by the end of August 2024. How to Apply for the Telangana Crop Loan Waiver Scheme 2024 Farmers who have not yet applied for the Crop Loan Waiver Scheme can do so through the official website. Here are the steps to apply or update your information: Visit the Official Portal: Navigate to clw.telangana.gov.in. Log In: Enter your credentials, including username and password. Access the Application Form: Go to the CLW dashboard and fill out the application form with accurate details. Upload Required Documents: Submit necessary documents such as your Aadhar card, loan details, and PAN card. Submit Your Application: Complete the process by submitting your details and ensuring all information is up-to-date. According to government guidelines, banks are responsible for submitting the eligible farmers' data and crop loan account details for the scheme's implementation. However, farmers must ensure they provide accurate information. District-Wise and Village-Wise Crop Loan Waiver List The district-wise and village-wise crop loan waiver list, also known as the Telangana Rythu Runa Mafi List, will be released by the end of July 2024. This list includes farmers whose loan amount qualifies for a waiver of up to ₹2 lakh. Farmers can check their status and updates by downloading the list from the portal. Districts Included in the Waiver List Here is a list of districts where farmers can check their beneficiary status: Adilabad Karimnagar Warangal Nalgonda Hyderabad Bhadradri Kothagudem Wanaparthy Suryapet Yadadri Bhuvanagiri Sangareddy Siddipet Ranga Reddy Rajanna Sircilla Peddapalli Nizamabad Nirmal Narayanpet Nagarkurnool Mulugu Medchal Malkajgiri Medak Mancherial Mahabubnagar Mahabubabad Kumuram Bheem Asifabad Khammam Kamareddy Jogulamba Gadwal Jayashankar Bhupalapally Jangoan Jagitial Conclusion The Telangana Crop Loan Waiver Scheme 2024 represents a significant step towards alleviating the financial burden on farmers in the state. By providing a substantial loan waiver, the government aims to empower farmers and enhance their economic stability. Farmers are encouraged to verify their eligibility and apply through the official portal to take full advantage of this initiative. For further details and updates, visit the official website at clw.telangana.gov.in. Telangana State
  • July 30, 2024

Telangana Crop Loan Waiver List 2024 second phase 1.5 Lakhs

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy to launch the second phase of the crop loan waiver today (30 July 2024) at the…
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