Archive · 28 Aug 2026
Minister reviews execution of Netanna Seva Lo scheme
Minister Satyakumar Yadav held a meeting about helping handloom weavers.
The meeting took place in Dharmavaram.
The government already gave ₹25,000 each to 71,536 weavers.
Many more people have applied for help.
Officials are visiting homes to check 36,617 new applications.
They must finish these checks by the end of the month.
Then another payment of ₹25,000 can be given to each eligible person.
The Minister said every deserving weaver should receive the support.
Minister Satyakumar Yadav reviewed the Netanna Seva Lo scheme in Dharmavaram on Thursday.
The first phase provided ₹25,000 each to 71,536 handloom weavers statewide.
Officials are conducting door-to-door verification of 36,617 new applications.
The Minister ordered officials to finish verifications by the end of the month.
He warned against negligence, political bias, and procedural lapses in selecting beneficiaries.
- Who
- Health and Medical Education Minister and Dharmavaram MLA Satyakumar Yadav, along with handlooms officials and field teams, reviewed assistance for eligible handloom weavers.
- What
- The Minister reviewed execution of the Netanna Seva Lo scheme and ordered verification of new applications for second-phase aid.
- When
- The review meeting was held on Thursday; officials were instructed to complete verification by the end of the month.
- Where
- The meeting took place at the NDA office in Dharmavaram, while the scheme operates statewide.
- Why
- To ensure that every eligible weaver receives government welfare assistance and that second-phase payments are released promptly.
- Scheme
- Netanna Seva Lo
- First-phase assistance
- ₹25,000 per weaver
- First-phase beneficiaries
- 71,536 weavers statewide
- New applications
- 36,617 applications undergoing door-to-door verification
- Second-phase assistance
- ₹25,000 per eligible person
- Verification deadline
- End of the month
- Review location
- NDA office, Dharmavaram