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Warangal Opens Applications for Sewing Machines for B.C. Women
A government programme in Warangal will give sewing machines to some women.
The women must belong to backward classes.
They must be between 18 and 45 years old.
They must also live in Telangana.
The machines are meant to help them start or support self-employment.
Women who qualify need to apply online.
They must provide the documents required by the government.
Applications must be submitted by September 13, because late applications will not be accepted.
Warangal will distribute sewing machines to eligible women from backward classes.
The programme is intended to promote self-employment and economic upliftment.
Eligible applicants must be B.C. women aged 18 to 45 and residents of Telangana.
Online applications must be submitted by September 13, with required documents.
The scheme is being implemented by the Backward Classes Welfare Department for 2026–27.
- Who
- Eligible B.C. women aged 18 to 45 who are residents of Telangana; the announcement was made by district officer B. Rammohan.
- What
- A scheme to distribute sewing machines to eligible B.C. women.
- Where
- Warangal district, Telangana.
- When
- The scheme covers the 2026–27 financial year, and online applications close on September 13; the announcement was made on Wednesday.
- Why
- To promote self-employment and economic upliftment among eligible women.
Key facts
- Implementing department
- Backward Classes Welfare Department
- Eligible applicants
- B.C. women aged 18 to 45 who reside in Telangana
- Application method
- Online application
- Application deadline
- September 13
- Financial year
- 2026–27
- Required documents
- Documents specified under government rules
Sources
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