Indiramma ward meetings to be held in GHMC limits
The Hindu
GHMC to hold Indiramma ward meetings for housing applications, with dates to be announced soon by V.P. Gautham.
Indiramma ward meetings or Gram Sabhas would be held in Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) limits too, and the dates would be announced soon, said Housing Corporation managing director V.P. Gautham.
Those who did not submit their applications for Indiramma houses during the Praja Palana programme can do so at the ward meetings, he said.
Besides, those who have a receipt of submitting their applications but did not register their names on the Indiramma App can pass the details to officials during the meetings.
A total of 10.71 lakh applications for Indiramma houses were received from 150 divisions of the GHMC and Secunderabad Cantonment during Praja Palana programmes.
The task for verifying the applications was assigned to 2,249 staff and officials under the direction of the GHMC Commissioner. Till now, 7.50 lakh applications have been verified. Seven more days would be needed to complete the task.
The name and phone number of the official who is assigned to verify the application can be accessed at https://indirammaindlu.telangana.gov.in/applicantsearch.
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