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Former Indian cricket captain and Congress leader Mohammad Azharuddin recently appeared before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with an ongoing investigation into financial irregularities linked to the Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA). The case, which has been under the ED’s scrutiny for some time, is part of a broader inquiry into money laundering and financial misconduct within the cricket association. ED Investigation into Hyderabad Cricket Association’s Financial Irregularities The Enforcement Directorate is investigating alleged financial mismanagement within the Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA). The probe, which gained momentum last year, led the ED to conduct multiple searches at various locations associated with the HCA. These searches were aimed at uncovering evidence related to suspected financial irregularities within the organization. On October 8, 2024, Mohammad Azharuddin was summoned to provide his statement regarding these allegations, and his tenure as HCA president has come under intense scrutiny. Mohammad Azharuddin’s Role Under Scrutiny Azharuddin, a former Member of Parliament and celebrated Indian cricket captain, served as the president of the HCA during a period when the association reportedly faced financial turmoil. The ED is now looking into his role during this time, attempting to uncover whether any actions he took as president contributed to the alleged irregularities. Azharuddin had previously been asked to appear before the ED on October 3, but due to scheduling issues, his deposition was rescheduled. During his appearance, the ED aimed to record his statement under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), as sources indicated his involvement may play a key role in unraveling the alleged financial misconduct within the association. Background: The Allegations Against HCA The investigation into the Hyderabad Cricket Association began when the Telangana police registered a case last year, highlighting serious concerns about the association’s finances. Allegations of financial mismanagement and misuse of funds brought the spotlight onto HCA officials, including Azharuddin, who was at the helm during a critical phase. Sources suggest that the ED’s investigation stems from reports of financial discrepancies during Azharuddin’s leadership. These irregularities have cast doubt on the governance and transparency of the association’s operations, which now face an intense probe from the federal agency. Mohammad Azharuddin's Response to Allegations Despite the allegations, Azharuddin has strongly denied any wrongdoing. Last year, when the Telangana police registered the case, he claimed that the accusations against him were "false" and "motivated." He described the situation as a "stunt" orchestrated by his political rivals in an attempt to damage his reputation. The former Indian cricket star maintains that the charges against him have no merit and insists that he is confident of proving his innocence. His legal team has emphasized that Azharuddin will fully cooperate with the investigation, but they also reiterated that the entire case was politically motivated and intended to tarnish his image in both cricketing and political circles. The Legal Process and Next Steps As the investigation progresses, the ED will continue to delve deeper into the financial dealings of the Hyderabad Cricket Association, focusing on the time when Azharuddin was its president. The agency's aim is to identify whether there were any breaches of financial regulations or instances of money laundering connected to HCA funds. Under the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), the ED has broad powers to investigate financial crimes, and if sufficient evidence is found, it could lead to more serious charges. As Azharuddin's statement has been recorded, the next steps will depend on the findings of the ED's inquiry. If any significant links between his actions as president and the financial irregularities are uncovered, this could lead to legal proceedings against him. Impact on Azharuddin’s Political and Cricketing Legacy Azharuddin’s political career has already seen several ups and downs, and these fresh allegations come at a challenging time for the Congress leader. Having lost the assembly elections last year, his political influence has been waning, and the ED’s investigation could further dent his public image. His illustrious cricketing career, which saw him captaining the Indian team, also faces scrutiny, as any association with financial wrongdoing could affect his reputation in the sporting world. However, if Azharuddin successfully clears his name, this could restore some of the political and public goodwill that has been lost over recent years. He remains a significant figure in both Indian cricket and politics, and how this case unfolds will be crucial for his future. Conclusion The ongoing investigation into financial irregularities within the Hyderabad Cricket Association is a high-profile case that continues to draw attention due to Mohammad Azharuddin’s involvement. While the former Indian cricket captain has denied all allegations and expressed confidence in proving his innocence, the ED’s inquiry will play a key role in determining whether any financial misconduct occurred during his tenure as HCA president. As the legal process moves forward, Azharuddin’s political and cricketing legacy remains in the balance, with both sides awaiting the outcome of this critical investigation. Telangana State
  • October 8, 2024

Mohammad Azharuddin Appears Before ED on Financial Irregularities at HCA

Former Indian cricket captain and Congress leader Mohammad Azharuddin recently appeared before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with an…
The Telangana State District Selection Committee (TS DSC) has officially announced the TS DSC Result 2024, along with the general rank list in a district-wise PDF format. Candidates can access these results through the official websites: tgdsc.aptonline.in and Manabadi. If you're one of the candidates who appeared for the exam, you can also check the expected cut-off marks, categorized based on various groups, directly on this page. Telangana DSC 2024 Exam Overview The School Education Department, Government of Telangana, conducted the TS DSC Exam 2024 from 18th July 2024 to 5th August 2024. This exam was held to recruit Secondary Grade Teachers (SGTs), School Assistants (SAs), Language Pandits, and Physical Education Teachers (PETs). More than 2.5 lakh candidates participated in the examination, competing for various teaching positions. The results are prepared in district-wise merit lists, and candidates can download the TS DSC 2024 Result PDF from the official site. In addition to the rank lists, expected cut-off marks and minimum qualifying marks for each category are available below. TG DSC 2024 General Ranking Lists: Latest Updates As of 12 PM today, the TG DSC 2024 General Ranking Lists PDF has been uploaded and is available for download at tgdsc-selections.aptonline.in. TS DSC 2024 Result Details The Directorate of School Education, Telangana (TS DSC) published the recruitment notification for a total of 11,062 vacancies, including posts for School Assistants, Secondary Grade Teachers, Language Pandits, Physical Education Teachers, Special Education Teachers, and High School Teachers. Key Exam Details: Exam Name: Telangana State Teacher Recruitment Test (TS DSC 2024) Exam Dates: 18th July 2024 to 5th August 2024 Result Date: 30th September 2024 at 11 AM Official Website: tgdsc.aptonline.in Candidates can check their results and rank through the official link provided above. Expected Cut-Off Marks for TS DSC 2024 The cut-off marks for the TS DSC exam are crucial for understanding eligibility. Below is a breakdown of the expected cut-off marks, categorized by post and category. Category SGT Language Pandits (LP) School Assistant (SA) Physical Education Teacher (PET) General 51-56 53-57 66-71 64-67 OBC 46-51 45-52 61-66 62-67 SC/ST 41-46 40-44 56-61 55-62 PwD 36-41 33-40 51-56 53-58 TS DSC 2024 Qualifying Marks For the TS DSC exam, the minimum qualifying marks vary depending on the candidate's category: General and OBC candidates: Must secure at least 33%. SC/ST candidates: Must secure at least 30%. Candidates must meet these criteria to be considered for the rank list. How to Check Your TS DSC 2024 Result Follow these steps to check your TS DSC 2024 result: Visit the official website: tgdsc.aptonline.in. Click on the TS DSC Result 2024 link. Select your district from the list and download the rank list PDF. Search for your name or registration number to view your rank and status. TG DSC 2024 District-wise General Ranking Lists The district-wise general ranking lists are now available for download. Check the links below to access the ranking lists for each district: District Download Link Adilabad Download Bhadradri Kothagudem Download Hanumakonda Download Hyderabad Download Jagtial Download Jangaon Download Jayashankar Bhoopalpally Download Jogulamba Gadwal Download Kamareddy Download Karimnagar Download Khammam Download Komaram Bheem Asifabad Download Mahabubabad Download Mahabubnagar Download Mancherial Download Medak Download Medchal Malkajgiri Download Mulugu Download Nagarkurnool Download Nalgonda Download Narayanapet Download Nirmal Download Nizamabad Download Peddapalli Download Rajanna Siricilla Download Rangareddy Download Sangareddy Download Siddipet Download Suryapet Download Vikarabad Download Wanaparthy Download Warangal Download Yadadri Bhuvanagiri Download Important Links for TS DSC 2024 For candidates looking for additional information or direct downloads, use the links below: TG DSC 2024 Result Certificate Verification Proforma Manabadi Telangana DSC 2024 Merit List TG DSC Result 2024: Download Rank List by Post, Medium, and District Stay updated by visiting the official site and checking for regular announcements. For any discrepancies in the result, contact the Telangana School Education Department immediately. Telangana State
  • October 8, 2024

TS DSC Result 2024 Check Telangana Teachers Final Rank List District wise

The Telangana State District Selection Committee (TS DSC) has officially announced the TS DSC Result 2024, along with the general…
Telangana's Chief Minister, Revanth Reddy, has made a compelling appeal to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, requesting the release of ₹11,713.49 crore to address the severe damage caused by torrential rains in the state. The devastation, which took place between August 31 and September 8, left a significant impact on infrastructure and agriculture. In addition, Reddy highlighted several pressing concerns related to security and state bifurcation issues that require immediate attention from the central government. Severe Flood Damage and Restoration Efforts in Telangana Heavy rains in Telangana wreaked havoc across the state, damaging vast stretches of land, infrastructure, and agriculture. The rainfall, which spanned over a week, caused significant destruction in approximately 4.15 lakh acres, damaging crops, roads, culverts, tanks, and canals. Tragically, the deluge claimed 37 lives, but despite the scale of the damage, sufficient funds for restoration have not yet been released. The state's demand for ₹11,713.49 crore aims to support restoration efforts, with the focus on rebuilding the damaged infrastructure and supporting farmers whose livelihoods have been severely affected. The release of these funds is critical to accelerating recovery and minimizing long-term economic losses for Telangana. Left-Wing Extremism: The Reintegration of Key Districts Beyond the restoration of physical infrastructure, CM Revanth Reddy also raised critical security concerns during his meeting with Amit Shah. He called for the reintegration of key districts—Adilabad, Mancherial, and Kumram Bheem Asifabad—into the Left-Wing Extremism (LWE) category due to escalating security threats. These districts, historically known for LWE activity, were removed from the category in recent years. However, with growing security risks, their reintegration is vital for enhanced security measures and resource allocation to combat extremism. This move is essential for safeguarding local communities and ensuring that law enforcement agencies have the necessary support to deal with potential threats. Reintegrating these districts into the LWE category would allow for better coordination between state and central security agencies and the allocation of additional resources to curb insurgent activity. Addressing the Salaries and Recruitment of Special Police Officers (SPOs) Security concerns in Telangana were further highlighted by CM Reddy’s request for ₹18.31 crore to address pending salaries for Special Police Officers (SPOs). SPOs play a crucial role in maintaining law and order, especially in areas with heightened security challenges. However, delays in disbursing their salaries have created issues, and resolving this is paramount to ensuring their continued motivation and effectiveness. In addition to clearing outstanding payments, CM Reddy also sought a relaxation of recruitment norms to allow for the hiring of 1,065 new SPOs. These additional officers are necessary to strengthen the state's law enforcement capabilities, particularly in districts facing security threats from extremist groups. By relaxing the recruitment criteria, the government can expedite the hiring process and bolster its security personnel to meet growing demands. Resolving State Bifurcation Issues Between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh Another key issue CM Reddy addressed during his meeting with Amit Shah was the unresolved matters stemming from the bifurcation of Telangana from Andhra Pradesh in 2014. The division left several issues unsettled, including the fair distribution of assets and institutions between the two states. These lingering concerns continue to affect both states and have led to administrative and financial challenges. Revanth Reddy called for an immediate resolution to these bifurcation issues, stressing the importance of equitable distribution of resources, institutions, and assets. Addressing these concerns will not only benefit Telangana but also contribute to a harmonious relationship between the two states, promoting mutual development and cooperation. Request for Additional IPS Posts in Telangana As part of his broader appeal to strengthen the state's security apparatus, CM Revanth Reddy requested the creation of 29 additional IPS (Indian Police Service) posts for Telangana. The current IPS cadre allocation is insufficient to meet the growing security needs of the state, particularly in light of the challenges posed by extremism and growing urbanization. The creation of additional IPS posts would enhance the state’s ability to manage law enforcement and security operations more effectively. A larger cadre of IPS officers would allow for better leadership in policing, especially in districts with significant law and order challenges. Additionally, it would provide more capacity for training and strategic planning in response to emerging threats. Conclusion: Telangana’s Path Forward CM Revanth Reddy's meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah underscored the urgent need for both financial and security support in Telangana. The devastating effects of the recent heavy rains, combined with growing security concerns, highlight the necessity for swift action from the central government. The release of ₹11,713.49 crore for restoration work, reintegration of key districts into the LWE category, resolving bifurcation-related disputes, and enhancing the state’s law enforcement capabilities are essential steps toward stabilizing Telangana. As the state works to recover from the dual challenges of natural disasters and security threats, cooperation between the state and central governments will be key to ensuring the well-being and progress of Telangana and its people. Telangana State
  • October 7, 2024

CM Revanth Reddy Appeals to Amit Shah for 11713 Crore in Relief Funds

Telangana’s Chief Minister, Revanth Reddy, has made a compelling appeal to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, requesting the release of…
Telangana's Chief Minister, Revanth Reddy, has called upon Union Home Minister Amit Shah to assist in resolving the long-standing bifurcation issues between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. In a recent meeting, CM Reddy highlighted the need for cooperation in addressing disputes related to the distribution of government buildings and public corporations, particularly under Schedule Nine and Schedule Ten of the Andhra Pradesh Reorganization Act, 2014. This appeal comes amid ongoing disagreements over the ownership of properties and institutions that were not clearly defined during the bifurcation process. Appeal for Fair Resolution of Schedule Nine and Ten Disputes Revanth Reddy has urged the Union Home Minister to help settle disputes over the distribution of government assets, as outlined in Schedule Nine (under Sections 53, 68, and 71 of the Act) and Schedule Ten (under Section 75 of the Act). The CM emphasized the need for a fair and amicable resolution, given the complexities arising from Andhra Pradesh’s claim to certain properties and institutions that were not explicitly mentioned in the Andhra Pradesh Reorganization Act. He called for Amit Shah’s intervention to ensure justice for Telangana in this matter. Telangana's Struggle for Justice in Property Distribution One of the most significant challenges that Telangana faces is the claim by Andhra Pradesh over properties and institutions not listed in the original bifurcation agreement. CM Reddy pointed out that these disputes are hindering Telangana's administrative and developmental progress. He requested that the Union Government act as a mediator to bring about a fair distribution of these assets, which are vital for the state's functioning and growth. The CM stressed the importance of settling these issues as soon as possible to allow both states to move forward without lingering disputes. Request for Additional IPS Officers In addition to the bifurcation-related issues, CM Revanth Reddy also urged Amit Shah to consider increasing the number of Indian Police Service (IPS) officers allocated to Telangana. At present, Telangana has only 76 IPS officers, a figure that was determined at the time of the state’s formation. The CM requested an additional 29 IPS officers, noting that the state’s growing population and administrative needs require more officers to maintain law and order effectively. Justification for More IPS Officers CM Reddy explained that the current number of IPS officers is insufficient to handle the law enforcement demands of a rapidly developing state like Telangana. Since its formation in 2014, Telangana has witnessed significant growth in both population and infrastructure, leading to an increased need for a stronger and more efficient police force. By allocating more IPS officers, the state can better manage its security challenges and ensure the safety of its citizens. Appeal for a Review of IPS Cadre Allotment During the meeting, CM Revanth Reddy appealed to the Union Home Minister to conduct a review of the current allotment of IPS cadre officers to Telangana. He stressed that the state's administrative structure has evolved since its bifurcation, and the current number of officers does not reflect the state's present needs. A review, according to the CM, would provide an opportunity to address the shortage and ensure that the state's police force is adequately staffed to meet future demands. Key Figures Present at the Meeting The meeting with Amit Shah saw the participation of several key figures from Telangana’s political and administrative circles. Nalgonda MP Raghuveer Reddy, Special Representative of the Telangana Government in Delhi AP Jitender Reddy, Chief Secretary Santhi Kumari, Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister Seshadri, and Director General of Police (DGP) Jitender were all present at the discussions. Their presence underscored the seriousness of the issues being addressed and the state’s commitment to finding a resolution. The Path Forward for Telangana Telangana’s unresolved bifurcation issues continue to be a source of tension between the state and Andhra Pradesh. However, with the intervention of the central government, there is hope for a solution that will be fair to both parties. CM Revanth Reddy’s meeting with Amit Shah represents a significant step towards addressing these long-standing disputes. Additionally, the request for more IPS officers highlights the state’s proactive approach to ensuring that its administrative and security needs are met. As Telangana continues to grow, it will require not only a fair distribution of assets but also an adequately staffed police force to maintain peace and order. The central government's role in resolving these issues will be crucial for the state’s future development and stability. Telangana State
  • October 7, 2024

Revanth Reddy Appeals to Amit Shah for Resolution of Telangana Bifurcation Issues

Telangana’s Chief Minister, Revanth Reddy, has called upon Union Home Minister Amit Shah to assist in resolving the long-standing bifurcation…
Chief Minister of Telangana, Revanth Reddy, has urged the Union government to support two critical infrastructure projects for Hyderabad. During a recent meeting with Union Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs, Manohar Lal Khattar, the Chief Minister emphasized the importance of including Hyderabad’s Comprehensive Sewerage Master Plan (CSMP) in AMRUT 2.0, or as a special project. In the same meeting, he also advocated for funding assistance for the expansion of Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase 2, further pushing for the city’s growth and modernization. The Need for Hyderabad’s Sewerage System Upgrade Hyderabad, a rapidly growing metropolis, still operates with an outdated sewerage system. CM Revanth Reddy highlighted this concern, pointing out that the current infrastructure does not meet the needs of the city’s expanding population. He noted that the sewerage system, particularly in surrounding municipalities, is inadequate, leading to a dire need for comprehensive upgrades to ensure 100% wastewater treatment. This is essential for maintaining Hyderabad’s global standards of living and urban hygiene. The Comprehensive Sewerage Master Plan (CSMP), a Detailed Project Report (DPR) prepared by the state government, outlines a complete overhaul of the city’s sewerage infrastructure. Covering Hyderabad and 27 nearby municipalities, the plan includes the construction of modern sewage treatment plants, trunk sewers, and large-size box drains. The project spans an extensive 7,444 kilometers and is estimated to cost ₹17,212.69 crore. Appeal for AMRUT 2.0 Funding During his meeting with Union Minister Khattar, CM Reddy presented the DPR for the CSMP, seeking financial assistance under the Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) 2.0 scheme. This central government initiative focuses on enhancing urban infrastructure, and Hyderabad’s outdated sewerage system perfectly fits the criteria for funding. The Chief Minister emphasized that, with AMRUT 2.0 support, the city could make rapid strides in achieving modern sewage treatment capabilities. CM Reddy further stressed that Hyderabad, being a significant city on the national and international stage, requires urgent intervention. He urged the Union government to either include the CSMP in AMRUT 2.0 or recognize it as a special project, warranting financial backing. Focus on the Musi River Clean-Up One of the critical aspects of the sewerage plan is the clean-up of the Musi River. CM Revanth Reddy explained that the river runs through Hyderabad for 55 kilometers, with over 110 kilometers of sewage draining into it. The pollution of the Musi River has long been a pressing issue, and the Chief Minister underscored the importance of addressing it through proper sewage treatment. A DPR has been prepared specifically for the Musi River, proposing the construction of new sewage treatment plants, trunk sewers, and large-size box drains, at an additional cost of ₹4,000 crore. CM Reddy submitted this plan to Minister Khattar, requesting swift approval and the necessary permissions to commence work on this critical project. Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase 2 Expansion: A Game-Changer In addition to the sewerage upgrade, CM Revanth Reddy also presented the case for the expansion of Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase 2. The Chief Minister informed Minister Khattar that DPRs have already been prepared for multiple new corridors, totaling 76.4 kilometers. These corridors include: Nagole to Shamshabad (36.8 km) – This route will connect Hyderabad’s city center with Rajiv Gandhi International Airport. Raidurgam to Kokapet Neopolis (11.6 km) – An essential link to one of the city’s emerging financial districts. MG Bus Station to Chandrayangutta (7.5 km) – Enhancing connectivity in the old city areas. Miyapur to Patancheru (13.4 km) – Providing a crucial link to the expanding industrial hubs. LB Nagar to Hayathnagar (7.1 km) – Serving the growing suburban populations. The expansion of Hyderabad’s metro network is estimated to cost ₹24,269 crore. CM Revanth Reddy proposed a 50:50 joint venture between the central and state governments to undertake the project, ensuring equitable sharing of financial responsibility. He also assured Minister Khattar that the DPRs would be submitted promptly for approval and urged for the Union government’s cooperation to expedite the implementation process. Strengthening Hyderabad’s Infrastructure for the Future Both the Comprehensive Sewerage Master Plan and the Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase 2 expansion are pivotal projects that will significantly elevate the city’s infrastructure. The integration of these projects into AMRUT 2.0, or their recognition as special projects, would allow for essential funding and enable swift execution. CM Revanth Reddy’s proactive approach in advocating for these initiatives reflects his commitment to transforming Hyderabad into a model urban center, equipped with modern infrastructure and efficient public services. In addition to infrastructure, these projects will have lasting social, environmental, and economic impacts. The clean-up of the Musi River and the upgraded sewerage system will enhance the city’s environmental sustainability, while the metro expansion will improve mobility and reduce traffic congestion, leading to better quality of life for Hyderabad’s residents. Conclusion: A Call for National Support As one of India’s fastest-growing cities, Hyderabad’s need for infrastructure development is undeniable. CM Revanth Reddy’s appeal to the Union government for financial support under AMRUT 2.0 highlights the pressing need for central backing in these transformative projects. The successful implementation of the Comprehensive Sewerage Master Plan and Hyderabad Metro Rail Phase 2 will not only elevate the city’s global standing but also ensure that it remains a vibrant and sustainable urban hub for years to come. Telangana State
  • October 7, 2024

CM Revanth Reddy Plea for Comprehensive Sewerage Master Plan and Metro Rail Expansion

Chief Minister of Telangana, Revanth Reddy, has urged the Union government to support two critical infrastructure projects for Hyderabad. During…
In a significant welfare move, the Government of Telangana has rolled out a financial aid scheme to support the families of Gulf workers from the state who passed away while working abroad. Under the new guidelines issued by the General Administration (NRI) Department, an ex-gratia of ₹5 lakhs will be provided to the family members of Gulf workers who died on or after December 7, 2023, in one of the seven Gulf nations. These countries include Bahrain, Kuwait, Iraq, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Eligibility Criteria for Financial Assistance To qualify for this financial aid, the following conditions must be met: Eligible Family Members: The immediate family members of the deceased Gulf worker—spouse, children, or parents—are eligible to receive the ex-gratia. The priority of disbursement will follow this order, ensuring that the closest kin is financially supported. Date and Cause of Death: The death of the Gulf worker must have occurred on or after December 7, 2023, in one of the specified Gulf countries, regardless of the cause of death. Telangana Origin: The deceased worker must be a resident of Telangana to be eligible for this scheme. Required Documentation for Application The application process requires the submission of key documents to verify the eligibility of the applicant. These include: Death Certificate: A formal death certificate issued in the country where the Gulf worker passed away. Cancelled Passport: The cancelled passport of the deceased Gulf worker must be submitted as part of the documentation. Proof of Employment: A valid employment contract, work visa, or any other proof of employment at the time of death in one of the seven Gulf countries. Bank Account Details: The bank account details of the eligible family member are required to facilitate the direct transfer of the financial assistance. How to Apply for Ex-Gratia: Application Process The application process is straightforward and designed to minimize delays. Family members must follow these steps: Submit the Application: The eligible family member should submit the required documents and a formal application to the District Collector of their respective district in Telangana. Verification Process: The District Collector's office will thoroughly scrutinize the application and verify the eligibility of the applicant. This includes reviewing the documentation provided and confirming the cause and place of death. Approval and Disbursement of Financial Aid Once the application and documents are verified, the District Collector will issue an official sanction order for the ex-gratia payment. The approved amount of ₹5 lakhs will then be transferred directly to the bank account of the eligible family member. The government has emphasized the importance of a Direct Bank Transfer (DBT) system to ensure that the payment reaches the intended recipient without any intermediaries. Timelines for Application and Processing There are specific deadlines and timelines to ensure the timely processing of claims: Submission Deadline: The application must be submitted within six months from the date of death or the date the body is received in India, whichever is applicable. This timeline ensures that families do not face unnecessary delays in accessing financial support. Processing Time: The District Collector is responsible for processing the application swiftly, and the ex-gratia sanction must be completed at the earliest possible time to avoid undue delays. Financial Management and Sanctioning Authority All District Collectors and Magistrates in Telangana have been instructed to approve and release the ₹5 lakhs ex-gratia payment to the eligible families. The expenditure for this financial assistance will be charged to the Head of Account under “2052-Secretariat General Services-MH-090-Secretariat, 25-State Sector Schemes, SH(14) NRI Cell - 500 Other Charges, 503 - Other Expenditure.” The ex-gratia amount will only be transferred through the DBT mode to ensure transparency and accountability. Significance of the Financial Assistance Program This financial assistance program is a crucial lifeline for families who have lost their loved ones while working abroad. The Government of Telangana recognizes the hardships that many families face when a primary breadwinner passes away unexpectedly, especially in a foreign country. Gulf countries have been a significant employment destination for many Telangana workers, and this initiative is aimed at providing some relief to grieving families who also face the financial burden of losing an income provider. With the provision of ₹5 lakhs, the government seeks to not only honor the contribution of the deceased workers but also to extend a helping hand to their families. This ex-gratia payment ensures that families are not left struggling financially during a time of grief. Conclusion The Telangana government's decision to offer financial aid to the families of deceased Gulf workers is a compassionate initiative aimed at providing timely support. By ensuring clear guidelines, documentation requirements, and a streamlined approval process, the government aims to deliver aid efficiently and transparently. Families affected by the loss of a Gulf worker should take advantage of this scheme and ensure they submit their applications within the prescribed time frame to access the much-needed financial assistance. This welfare measure reflects the government’s commitment to supporting the people of Telangana, especially those who have made sacrifices by seeking employment overseas. Telangana State
  • October 7, 2024

Guidelines for Families of Deceased Gulf Workers from Telangana

In a significant welfare move, the Government of Telangana has rolled out a financial aid scheme to support the families…
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