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Telangana Reddy's welfare, empowerment & inclusion drive

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Mid‑May 2026 saw the launch of launched a committee to honour statehood activists, followed by a sweeping women’s self‑help scheme and a pledge to create ten million women millionaires by 2034. By early July the government added a digital‑governance committee tasked with fully digitising was created to digitise contracts, outsourcing outsource data and guaranteeing on‑time ensure timely salary payments, while rolling out breakfast programmes for school children schoolchildren and teachers began and inaugurating a Balamrutham plant to supply started supplying pre‑cooked meals for youngsters children under six. The same period reaffirmed women‑focused Women‑focused benefits were reinforced – free RTC bus travel for two crore women, housing allocation in women’s names, free electricity units and the millionaire target – positioning these measures framed as health and education investments rather than vote‑bank politics. investments. On 13 July, July Chief Minister Revanth Reddy met the chair of the National Scheduled Castes Commission, urging the Union government to expand expanded SC support for Scheduled Castes. He highlighted the construction of and announcing Young India Integrated Residential Schools on 25‑acre plots in every constituency and the upgrade of upgrades to Telangana Public Schools that provide meals, transport and full‑range education, especially education. Later in urban areas, as part of broader caste‑classification and socio‑economic empowerment measures. In late July, Reddy travelled to Delhi for at an All‑India Congress Committee meeting, where meeting in Delhi, party leaders praised the state’s welfare agenda, citing highlighted the Mahalakshmi free‑bus scheme for over 30 lakh women, scheme, the Gruha Jyothi free‑power scheme for more than 50 lakh households, scheme, monthly free‑rice distribution reaching to 3.39 crore people, people and the Indiramma housing programme that has built over 7 lakh homes. The AICC also warned about the Special Intensive Revision On 28 July Reddy sought allocation of electoral rolls, 1.156 million houses under the Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana‑Gramin scheme, noting a state survey that about 31 lakh registration forms remain uncollected many rural families remained unserved. He also requested ten new livelihood and urging vigilance land‑development activities under the Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission to prevent disenfranchisement. offset El Niño‑related drought, targeting Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, small and marginal farmers and agricultural labourers. Corporate‑social‑responsibility funds of roughly Rs 22 crore from Aurobindo Pharma and Divi’s Laboratories were cited for a school‑breakfast programme. Together, these steps broaden expand the original agenda from commemorative recognition to an integrated a broad strategy encompassing of digital reform, gender‑focused welfare, rural housing, livelihood creation and inclusive development for historically disadvantaged groups.

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