Hyderabad: Labour, Employment, Mines and Geology Minister Dr. G. Vivek Venkatswamy and Peddapalli MP G. Vamsi Krishna on Monday inaugurated newly constructed Indiramma houses in Rajaram and Kothapalli villages of Kotapalli mandal in Mancherial district.
The two leaders formally opened the houses and interacted with beneficiaries.
The houses were built under the Telangana government’s flagship housing programme for poor families.
Indiramma houses bring home ownership to poor families
Addressing the gathering, Vivek Venkatswamy said the Congress government was implementing the scheme to ensure that every poor family owned a house.
Furthermore, he said the government was not limiting itself to promises and was delivering permanent housing to eligible beneficiaries.
According to the minister, the scheme was helping provide stability, dignity and security to poor families.
He also expressed confidence that the newly built houses in Rajaram and Kothapalli would improve the living conditions of beneficiaries.
Additionally, he reiterated the government’s commitment to ensuring home ownership for every eligible family.
Meanwhile, MP Vamsi Krishna said the state government was giving top priority to welfare and housing programmes.
He noted that the Indiramma houses scheme was providing safe and secure housing to thousands of families.
Furthermore, he said the programme would contribute to social development and improve the quality of life of beneficiaries.