5.90 Lakh Praja Palana Applications Flood In Online – A Wave of Civic Participation
The last day to apply was Saturday. Local governments in both rural and urban areas were very important in getting the forms from people who might be eligible.
5.90 Lakh Praja Palana Applications Flood In Online: In Nizamabad district, 5.90 lakh Praja Palana applications for benefit payments and ration cards have been sent online. In Kamareddy district, 3.10 lakh applications have been sent online, officials said on Sunday.
5.90 Lakh Praja Palana Applications Flood In Online – A Wave of Civic Participation
The last day to apply was Saturday. Local governments in both rural and urban areas were very important in getting the forms from people who might be eligible. The forms could be turned in at special desks set up in wards, city divisions, and gram panchayats.
Rajiv Gandhi Hanumanthu, the district collector, said that the Praja Palana program in Nizamabad district was a success thanks to the help of the elected officials, staff, and other staff.
There were a lot of people at special counters in 146 city wards and divisions and 530 gram panchayats on Saturday. In Nizamabad municipal corporation, Bodhan, Armoor, and Bheemgal municipalities, there were about 1,39,528 applications. 3,38,280 applications from all over the area were sent to rural local bodies.
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The minister in charge of the district, Jupally Krishna Rao, and MLAs P Sudarshan Reddy, R Bhupathi Reddy, and Thota Laxmikanth Rao all went to the Praja Palana event twice. MLAs from the opposition parties also said they would work with the Praja Palana scheme.
Now, these applications will be worked out so that the projects can go forward. Field trips will be used by officials to check if the application is eligible.
As part of the Praja Palana scheme, nuclear families applied for new food cards.
During the time of the BRS government, the food cards did not list the names of people who had died or moved away. But for the past six years, no new food cards have been made. This meant that these people didn’t get to use the aid programs and Arogyasri health insurance.