ULC files move; titles still don’t
Telangana has ordered scrutiny of pending urban land ceiling applications, but regularisation remains conditional. The paperwork has started; the miracle has not.
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Telangana has ordered scrutiny of pending urban land ceiling applications, but regularisation remains conditional. The paperwork has started; the miracle has not.
The agency’s portal lists big totals for reclaimed land, monitored lakes and protected parks, but no dated site-wise register or audit to show what sits behind them.
The Telangana ACB says it continued searches in Hyderabad in a disproportionate-assets case against NIMS official Nori Lakshmi Bhasker. The paperwork, like the cash count, is still being sorted.
Telangana’s pay panel has a reported deadline, a missed target and no publicly available report. The extension rumours have sources. The government has not supplied the paperwork.
CAG records show sustained reliance on RBI liquidity support, while the widely circulated 2,000-file backlog remains unverified.
Telangana has reportedly created a route to free eligible private properties from the Section 22-A list. The government has not yet published the order proving the route is open.
After five infants died in the September 21 fire, Telangana has reportedly approved a repair package for RIMS Adilabad. The government order, transfer record and work schedule remain unpublished in the material reviewed.
A committee chaired by A. Sridevasena will examine alleged land-related violations after the Assembly’s Section 22-A discussion. The government has not publicly produced the order or its parcel list.
The Telangana Polytechnic JAC sought a written order by September 25. As of September 26, no revised order was publicly available in the sources checked.
Government offices, schools and colleges in Hyderabad-Secunderabad and two adjoining districts were reported closed for the procession, with a Saturday returned to the calendar.
The Telangana government says meetings were held and cases registered. The court wants the paperwork before the immersion does the usual disappearing act.
A six-member panel has begun examining the RIMS-Adilabad SNCU fire. The short circuit is still only a preliminary explanation; the paperwork, as usual, is less available than the announcements.
Government offices, schools and colleges in Hyderabad-Secunderabad and parts of two adjoining districts are reported closed for Ganesh immersion. The order itself remains unpublished in the sources reviewed.