Welfare Minister Koppula Eashwar stated that Dalit Bandhu benefits would be provided to 500 Dalits in every assembly constituency very soon. He announced that another phase of Dalit Bandhu would be launched in the next three months, and that beneficiary selection would also be undertaken.
The Dalit Bandhu scheme, which was introduced for the development of Dalits, was yielding good results and a significant change had occurred in the lives of the beneficiaries, the Minister said on Thursday after laying foundation stones for various developmental works in Dharmaram mandal.
According to Eashwar, Telangana is the only state in the country that prioritizes people’s welfare. The welfare schemes implemented in the state by Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao have become a model for the rest of the country.
He stated that the Palle Pragathi program has changed the face of villages by providing all basic facilities in rural areas. Greenery and sanitation have been improved.
Later, the minister distributed sewing machines to 68 beneficiaries approved through the SC corporation.
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Telangana has become a role model in uplifting Dalits by introducing the Dalit Bandhu scheme in the state and depositing funds into the accounts of 36,392 scheme beneficiaries.
According to officials, up to 31,088 units have been grounded across the state. With the State Cabinet’s decision to expand the scheme this year, more beneficiaries will benefit. The government has taken the necessary steps to release funds totaling Rs 17,700 crore from the 2022-23 budget.
This year, the scheme will be available to over 1,770,00 beneficiaries across 118 constituencies, with 1500 families in each. This year’s first phase will benefit a total of 59,000 families at a rate of 500 people per constituency.
In total, 10,803 units were ground in 118 constituencies.
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