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Hyderabad affordable housing scheme allows weekly inspection visits
Telangana Housing Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy announced that beneficiaries of subsidised housing can monitor construction progress on a weekly basis. The minister laid the foundation stone for Indiramma Housing towers in Nampally, part of the state's affordable housing initiative.
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Beneficiaries of affordable housing units under Telangana's Indiramma Housing scheme will be permitted to inspect construction quality once weekly, Housing Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy announced on Wednesday. The assurance was made during the foundation stone laying ceremony for Indiramma Housing towers in the Nampally area of Hyderabad.
The initiative aims to provide transparent oversight of construction standards to flat purchasers, allowing them to track progress and ensure quality compliance at regular intervals. The weekly inspection provision is intended to address concerns about construction quality in affordable housing projects.
The Indiramma Housing scheme represents Telangana's commitment to increasing affordable housing stock in urban areas. The Nampally towers project is among several developments undertaken to address the state's growing housing demand and provide economic housing solutions for eligible beneficiaries.
The scheme offers subsidised housing to lower-income households, with terms designed to make homeownership accessible. State officials have emphasized the importance of quality construction and beneficiary participation in monitoring project execution.