Archive · 17 Sep 2026
Telangana Praja Palana Day highlights welfare schemes in Mahabubabad
Telangana Praja Palana Day was celebrated in Mahabubabad district.
Government Whip Jatoth Ramchandra Naik said the government was working to help poor people.
Officials corrected land records and gave passbooks to hundreds of farmers.
The district also approved houses for thousands of families.
Women received free bus travel through the Mahalakshmi scheme.
Many households and farmers received help with electricity costs.
Farmers also received money through the Rythu Bharosa and Rythu Bima schemes.
People received medical treatment through Rajiv Aarogyasri.
The government also reported support for schools, industries and food-security beneficiaries.
Government Whip Jatoth Ramchandra Naik said welfare of poor people remained the government’s priority during Telangana Praja Palana Day celebrations.
Pattadar passbooks were issued to 780 farmers covering 1,468.15 acres after land records were corrected and re-surveyed in Narayanapuram.
The district sanctioned 10,651 Indiramma houses and completed its 99-day target of 3,685 houses, officials said.
Welfare schemes provided subsidised electricity, free bus travel, farmer assistance, healthcare and food security benefits to residents.
The government reported permissions for 25 industries, subsidies for 79 SC and ST-owned units, and employment opportunities for 236 people.
- Who
- Government Whip and Dornakal MLA Jatoth Ramchandra Naik, District Collector Sneha Shabarish and other district officials attended the programme.
- What
- Telangana Praja Palana Day was observed, with officials outlining welfare, housing, agriculture, education, healthcare and development measures.
- When
- The celebration was held on Thursday; the articles provide no exact calendar date.
- Where
- At the Mahabubabad district Collectorate in Telangana.
- Why
- The event was held to mark Telangana Praja Palana Day and present the government’s welfare and development initiatives.
- Land records
- Pattadar passbooks were distributed to 780 farmers covering 1,468.15 acres in Narayanapuram village.
- Housing
- 10,651 Indiramma houses were sanctioned; 3,685 houses were completed under the 99-day action plan.
- Women’s travel
- The Mahalakshmi scheme enabled 4.72 crore women’s bus journeys between December 2023 and August 2026, with reported savings of Rs 244.73 crore.
- Electricity support
- Gruha Jyothi benefited 1,16,464 households with a subsidy of Rs 88.70 crore.
- Farmer support
- Rs 268 crore was deposited for 2,14,625 farmers under Rythu Bharosa for the 2026–27 kharif season.
- Healthcare
- Rajiv Aarogyasri treatment coverage was increased from Rs 5 lakh to Rs 10 lakh, with 163 new treatments added.
- Industrial investment
- Permissions were granted to 25 industries involving Rs 42 crore in investment and 236 projected jobs.