Main Events in Telangana Formation Movement(1948-2014)

The major events in state formation movement.

-- Till 1948 the Telangana area was part of Hyderabad state.In 1948 September 17th Hyderabad state merged into Bharat union.

--In 1950 January 26 the Indian govt declared M.K.Vellodi as a chief minister of Hyderabad state.
After the first general elections in Hyderabad state in 1952, Mr. Boorgula Ramakrishna Rao elected as a chief minister of Hyderabad state.

--In 1953 November 1,state oAndhraha has formed after splitting from Madras.kurnool was the capital of the city at that time.

--In 1953 the Govt of India has proposed to merge the telugu speaking states.The chief minister ramakrishna has agreed for the proposal to merge the Hyderabad state into Aandhra.

-- There was a agreement between the Aandhra and Telanagana for special benefits for the people in Telanagana.This happened on 1956 Feb 20.

-- Based on the state reorganisation law, the telugu speaking places in hyderabad state were merged into Andra.In 1956 Novemebr 1 the state of Aandhra pradesh has formed.Hyderabad was the capital for the state of aandhra pradesh.

--The movement for special state has commenced in 1969.

--Marri chenna reddy has formed Telangana Praja Samithi to fight for state of telangana.

--In 1972 the Jai Aandhra Movement has been started.

--In 1973 september 21 ''SIX FORMULA SCHEME'' has been implemented by Govt of India.

-- G.O.610 has came into action on 1985 for the officers in Telangana.

-- In 2001 april 27  The Telangana state samithi has been formed by KCR.

-- Between 2011-12 Million March,Chalo Assembly,Sakala Janula Samme were the main movements.

-- In 2013 july the UPA govt has intiated the formation of Telanagana state.
-- The bill ''Aandhra pradesh state reorganisation bill" was been approved in the parliment on Feb 2014.

--In 2014 June 2 the Telangana state has been officially declared.

P V Sindhu - Rewards For Winning Silver Medal In Rio Olympics.

*Based on the announcements as of 22 nd August 2016.

About P V SINDHU - The First Women to win Silver Medal from India.

Pusarla Venkata Sindhu,The women behind India's smile and pride in Rio Olympics 2016 as she won Silver medal in Badminton from India.
She was born on 5th July 1995 ,Hyderabad and she has done her education from st Ann's college for Women.Her parents are P.V.Ramana and Vijaya.
She has won several prestigious awards in Badminton.She has awarded with Padma shri and Arjun award for badminton.
She has came into lime light in the year 2012 when she broke into the Top 20 of the BWF world ranking.

She was born to Ramana and Vijaya  who were professional Volleyball Players.Sindhu chosed badminton by taking inspiration of Pullela Gopichand.She started playing badminton at the age of 8.

Individual Titles.

S. No.	Year	Tournament	Opponent in final
1	2011	Indonesia International	Fransisca Ratnasari
2	2013	Malaysia Masters	Gu Juan
3	2013	Macau Open	Michelle Li
4	2014	Macau Open	Kim Hyo-min
5	2015	Macau Open	Minatsu Mitani
6	2016	Malaysia Masters	Kirsty Gilmour

Major Achievements;-

In Total Sindhu has Played 270 singles and 17 Doubles tournaments.

Her commitment and dedication towards the badminton has made her Gold Lady for India by winning Silver at Rio Olympics 2016.

Hats off to you Sindhu.

KRISHNA PUSHKARALU 2016-TELANGANA

Krishna Pushkaralu, it is a  12-day festival of worshipping the river is held once in 12 years. Every 12th year Jupiter’s enter into the constellation Virgo (Kanya rasi) marks the Pushkaram for Krishna. The celebrations include reverence of ancestors, spiritual discourses, devotional music and cultural programmes.

The first twelve days are known as Adi Pushkaram, and the last twelve days are called Anthya Pushkaram. 

Krishna Pushkaralu 2016 Places in Telangana:

Krishna river goes through only Nalgonda and Mahbubnagar districts in Telangana. Krishna Pushkaralu will celebrate in Telangana Two Districts Mahaboobnagar and Nalgonda.

Mahaboobnagar District Krishna Pushkaralu places are: Jurala, Beechupalli, Rangapur, Alampur, Nadi Agraharam, Chintarevula, Nandimalla (Narayanpet), Krishna, Pasupula and Panchadev Padu (Maktal), Chellepad (Weepanagandla), Jataprole (Weepanagandla), Somasila (Kollapur), Malleswaram, Manchalakatta and Lingala.

In Nalgonda District Krishna Pushkaralu places are: Nagarjunasagar, Wadapally in Damaracharla mandal, Mattapally and , apart from 5 places of Mellacheruvu mandal, Utlapally in Peddavura mandal, Adavidevulapally in Damaracharla, Mahankaligudem in Nereducharla are locations.

GST - How It Works

The GST Goods and Service Tax ,How it is different from the current Tax structure.

Stage 1 :- Consider a garments manufacturer,he buys raw material worth 1000/-,It includes a tax lets say 10%.By using these raw material he manufacture ready  made garments.After the manufacturing he priced the good at 1300(1000+300) as he adds value in the manufacturing process.
At a tax rate of 10% the tax on the finished good is 130/-.But under GST he can set off this tax against tax he already paid on raw material.Then the effective GST would be 130-100 = 30.

Stage 2 :-Then wholesaler will purchase the goods at 1300 and he adds his margin lets say 200.then it would be 1500.At 10% tax rate the tax on this would be 150/-.But he can set off his tax as he already paid tax of 130,so the effective tax would be 150-130=20.

Stage 3:-The retailer gets the product from wholesaler at price of 1500.then he adds his margin lets say 100.The effective value would be 1600.At 10% tax he can set off tax of tax i.e.160-150=10.

Because of this there will be no cascading effect of Tax on Taxes.Thereby the effective final price will come down.

GST-GOODS AND SERVICES TAX BILL

The Goods and Services Tax Bill or GST Bill , officially known as The Constitution (One Hundred and Twenty-Second Amendment) Bill, 2014, proposes a national Value added Tax to be implemented in India from June 2016.

"Goods and Services Tax" would be a comprehensive indirect tax on manufacture, sale and consumption of goods and services throughout India, to replace taxes levied by the Central and State governments. Goods and services tax would be levied and collected at each stage of sale or purchase of goods or services based on the input tax credit method. This method allows GST-registered businesses to claim tax credit to the value of GST they paid on purchase of goods or services as part of their normal commercial activity. Taxable goods and services are not distinguished from one another and are taxed at a single rate in a supply chain till the goods or services reach the consumer. Administrative responsibility would generally rest with a single authority to levy tax on goods and services.Exports would be zero-rated and imports would be levied the same taxes as domestic goods and services adhering to the destination principle.

Salient Features:-

The salient features about this legislation were first time discussed in its first discussion paper in year 2009. We will reproduce the features discussed here again to understand this act very well.

(i) The GST shall have two components: one levied by the Centre (hereinafter referred to as Central GST), and the other levied by the States (hereinafter referred to as State GST). Rates for Central GST and State GST would be prescribed appropriately, reflecting revenue considerations and acceptability. This dual GST model would be implemented through multiple statutes (one for CGST and SGST statute for every State).

However, the basic features of law such as chargeability, definition of taxable event and taxable person, measure of levy including valuation provisions, basis of classification etc. would be uniform across these statutes as far as practicable.

(ii) The Central GST and the State GST would be applicable to all transactions of goods and services made for a consideration except the exempted goods and services, goods which are outside the purview of GST and the transactions which are below the prescribed threshold limits.

(iii) The Central GST and State GST are to be paid to the accounts of the Centre and the States separately. It would have to be ensured that account-heads for all services and goods would have indication whether it relates to Central GST or State GST (with identification of the State to whom the tax is to be credited).

(iv) Since the Central GST and State GST are to be treated separately, taxes paid against the Central GST shall be allowed to be taken as input tax credit (ITC) for the Central GST and could be utilized only against the payment of Central GST.

(v) Cross utilization of ITC between the Central GST and the State GST would not be allowed except in the case of inter-State supply of goods and services under the IGST model which is explained later.

(vi) Ideally, the problem related to credit accumulation on account of refund of GST should be avoided by both the Centre and the States except in the cases such as exports, purchase of capital goods, input tax at higher rate than output tax etc. where, again refund/adjustment should be completed in a time bound manner.

(vii) To the extent feasible, uniform procedure for collection of both Central GST and State GST would be prescribed in the respective legislation for Central GST and State GST.

(viii) The administration of the Central GST to the Centre and for State GST to the States would be given. This would imply that the Centre and the States would have concurrent jurisdiction for the entire value chain and for all taxpayers on the basis of thresholds for goods and services prescribed for the States and the Centre.

(ix) The present threshold prescribed in different State VAT Acts below which VAT is not applicable varies from State to State. A uniform State GST threshold across States is desirable and, therefore, it is considered that a threshold of gross annual turnover of Rs.10 lakh both for goods and services for all the States and Union Territories may be adopted with adequate compensation for the States (particularly, the States in North-Eastern Region and Special Category States) where lower threshold had prevailed in the VAT regime. Keeping in view the interest of small traders and small scale industries and to avoid dual control, the States also considered that the threshold for Central GST for goods may be kept at Rs.1.5 crore and the threshold for Central GST for services may also be appropriately high. It may be mentioned that even now there is a separate threshold of services (Rs. 10 lakh) and goods (Rs. 1.5 crore) in the Service Tax and CENVAT.

(x) The States are also of the view that Composition/Compounding Scheme for the purpose of GST should have an upper ceiling on gross annual turnover and a floor tax rate with respect to gross annual turnover. In particular, there would be a compounding cut-off at Rs. 50 lakh of gross annual turn over and a floor rate of 0.5% across the States. The scheme would also allow option for GST registration for dealers with turnover below the compounding cut-off.

(xi) The taxpayer would need to submit periodical returns, in common format as far as possible, to both the Central GST authority and to the concerned State GST authorities.

(xii) Each taxpayer would be allotted a PAN-linked taxpayer identification number with a total of 13/15 digits. This would bring the GST PAN-linked system in line with the prevailing PAN-based system for Income tax, facilitating data exchange and taxpayer compliance.

(xiii) Keeping in mind the need of tax payer’s convenience, functions such as assessment, enforcement, scrutiny and audit would be undertaken by the authority which is collecting the tax, with information sharing between the Centre and the States.

AWARDS & RECOGNITION FOR TELANGANA

1).On 24th June 2016 Telangana police got MEA's ''certificate of recognition'' for VeriFast.It is a application that fasten the verification process in issuance of passport.

2).On 18th March 2016,Mr KTR has received Skoch challenger award in startup India category.

3)Telangana bureaucrats won Skoch award in social inclusion category.

4)On 15th Mar 2016, Telangana state skill development mission (TSSDM) got ASSOCHAM award.

5)On 23rd Jan 2016 TASK (Telangana Academy For Skill And Knowledge)selected for PRCI Chanakya Academic Excellence award.

6)Minister Mr KTR chosen for the Audi-Ritz inspirational icon of the year for politics in 2015.

7) On 15th Feb 2015 Telangana was awarded''Outstanding performer in promotion of renewable energy''.

HISTORY OF MAHANKALI TEMPLE-SECUNDERABAD..

The temple was constructed in the year 1815 by Sri Suriti appaiah,a Doli bearer.
In the year 1813 sri suriti appaiah transferred to ujjaini.At that time Cholera broke out in a virulent firm, and thousands of people died.Then sri suriti appaiah went to Mahankali temple at ujjaini and prayed that if the people are saved from those diseases ,they would install the idol at secunderabad.
Accordingly he constructed a small temple and installed wooden idol of Mahankali in 1815 at secunderabad.
During construction they have found a stone idol named as MANIKYALAMMA. and the same they have installed beside MAHANKALI amma idol.
In the year 1864 A.D Shri Appaiah garu replaced wooden idol and installed the two idols of “Mahankali” and “Mnikyalamma” as per the Hindu sastras and relevant pujas.
The family members of shri appaiah garu made several developments to temple during their tenure.

Sri komaram Bheem Project

The Sri Komaram Bheem Project  is a Medium Reservoir has been built across Peddavagu River, a tributary of the Pranahita River. It is located at Ada village, Asifabad Mandal, Adilabad District, Telangana.

The project named after Komaram Bheem ( 22 October 1901 – 19 October 1940), was a tribal leader who fought against the Asaf Jahi Dynasty for the liberation of Hyderabad State. Komaram Bheem openly fought against the ruling Nizam government in a guerrilla campaign. He defied courts, laws, and any other form of Nizam authority, living off the sustenance of the forest. He took up arms against Nizam Nawab's soldiers, and fought Babi Jhari until his last breath.

This Project proposed to supply water to Asifabad, Wankidi, Kaghaznagar, and Sirpur mandals more than 45,000 in acres. But currently, the project is providing irrigation water to about 20,000 acres under its left canal 35 km. Right canal will provide irrigation water to about another 25000 acres.

SRI RAMSAGAR PROJECT (POCHAMPADU PROJECT)

The Sri Ramsagar project is also known as Pochampadu reservoir on river Godavari,whihc is located in Nizambad district.It has been described as a Lifeline for a large part of Telangana.

The foundation was laid on 26th July 1963 by the late Jawaharlal Nehru,The first Prime Minister of India

.

The irrigation project serve needs in karimnagar,adilabad,warangal,khamma,Nalgonda districts.it also provides drinking water to warangal city.

The project is completed in 1977.The length of the dam is 15600 m and having 42 Gates.it also has powerhouse which generates 36MW of power.It also includes kakatiya canal,Laxmi canal,Saraswati canal,and flood flowcanal.

This project is also nown as kshutapuram dam.In this catchment area Maharashtra has constructed many projects in excess of its water use entitlements under Godavari Water Disputes Tribunal(GWDT).Because of this in last 9 years the dependent of water availability has come down to 33% from 75% under GWDT.this major project become unproductive for last many years.because of this the water level has gone down to below dead storage and the purity of water also effected.

Supreme court verdict on Babli project disputes stipulated that gates of babli barrage remain lifted during the mansoon season i.e from July 1 to october 28 and there should be no obstruction to the natural flow of the godavari river.This verdict has come up on 1975.

KCR Deeksha 29 th November,2009.(Deeksha Diwas)

KCR Deeksha November 29th 2009 is very Important Day in Telangana History. This day given full strength to Telangana Movement.The leader in a movement, of the second stage of Telangana movement KCR started on hunger strike on 29th Nov 2009 at Rangadhampally X Roads near Siddipet, demanding Separate Telangana state.The moment KCR was arrested at Alaganur, the whole Telangana society erupted spontanously. Osmania University students revolted in anger. The inhuman lathicharge on Osmania University students at the behest of Seemandhra police officers infuriated Telangana people.

All villages, towns and cities in Telangana reverberated with Jai Telangana slogans. All sections of the society marched in solidarity to KCR.The state government first kept KCR in Khammam sub-jail. As his health deteriorated, he was then shifted to NIMS in Hyderabad. After ten tensions filled days, the union government finally announced to the six long decades of struggle and announced the process of Telangana statehood.This Strike can be written with golden letters in the history of Telangana. The UPA Government came down and declared Telangana state. accordingly the TRS Government is celebrating this day as Deeksha Diwas

LITERACY RATE IN TELANGANA STATE

According to the Census of India, the literacy rate is defined as the total percentage of the population of an area at a particular time,aged seven years or above who can read and write with understanding.

The literacy rate of the State as per 2011census is 66.54%. Male literacy and female literacy are 75.04% and 57.99%, respectively.Hyderabad district is highest with 83.25% and Mahabubnagar district at lowest with 55.04%.

TELANGANA POPULATION OVERVIEW

As per the National census report 2011 the population of Telangana state is 350.04 Lacs consisting of 176.12 Lac Males and 173.92 Lac Females.

This is the 12th largest state in terms of area and size of population in India.

The sex ratio is 988 in the state.It means 988 females are there per 1000 males.

The people of the state are predominantly residing in the rural areas with 61% and the rest 39% residing in the urban areas.

The density of population generally defined as the average number of persons residing per sq.kilometer of area.The density of population in state ranges from 170 to 18172.Adilabad has the lowest density of 170 and Hyderabad has the highest density of 18172.

TELANGANA STATE OVERVIEW

The state of Telangana emerged as 29th state in the Indian Union as per the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act, 2014 (No. 6 of 2014) of Parliament on 2nd June 2014.

Telangana is a state in the Southern region of India. It has an area of 1,12,077 sq. kms., after the Andhra Pradesh Reorganization (amendment)Act, 2014 (as per Act No. 6 of 2014 it was 1,14,840 kms.), and is the twelfth largest state in terms of both area and the size of the population in the country.

The state is bordered by the states of Maharashtra, Chattisgarh to the North,Karnataka to the west,and Andhra Pradesh to the south, east and north east. The major cities in Telangana state include Hyderabad, Warangal,Mahabubnagar, Karimnagar, Nizamabad,and Khammam. The State is strategically located in the Deccan plateau in a semi arid region. The climate is predominantly hot and dry.

(Source-State Statistical report 2015)

NUMBER OF SCHOOLS IN TELANGANA.

Total Number of schools in Telangana as per statistical report 2015.

Total=43293.

WILDLIFE SANCTUARIES,NATIONAL PARKS,TIGER RESERVES-TELANGANA.

                                  Data as per Telangana Statistical Report,2015.

DEER PARKS IN TELANGANA STATE.

                                 *Data as per statistical report,2015.

ZOOLOGICAL PARKS IN TELANGANA STATE

TELANGANA TS-IPASS ACT ,2014.

This act my be called as ''TELANGANA STATE INDUSTRIAL PROJECT APPROVAL AND SELF CERTIFICATION SYSTEM(TS-IPASS).

This bill is to provide speedy processing for issue of various licenses,clearances and certificates required for setting up of industries.Also to provide for an investor friendly environment in the state of Telangana.

--State and Districts individually  can form a TS-IPASS committee ,Which will have members related to different departments.
--These committees will review the applications  and give all clearances within the stipulated time.
--Based on the self certification provided by the applicant the committee will provide a single point TS-IPASS approval on behalf of all relevant departments instead of individual departments.
--The committee shall give a clearances referred to it within a period of 30 days.

The Govt may appoint a TELANGANA STATE WIDE INVESTMENT FACILITATION BOARD
(T-SWIFT) for Mega projects.
--The provisional approvals shall be given by T-SWIFT board within 15 days of receipt of self certified applications after a preliminary scrutiny.

The Govt may by notifications specify the investment limit upto which the applications shall be made to the District committee and state committee.

Provision of right to clearance under TS-IPASS system to the applicant to know the reasons for delay and can impose penalty on the concerned departments.

Telangana Policy On Rural Technology Centers 2016.

As a part of people development ,we also should concentrate on developing skills in Rural areas.These are untapped areas.
So as a part of this the Telangana state has framed a policy to encourage the Technology companies to establish their centres in Rural areas.The Govt of TS will call these centres as a Rural Technology Centres(RTCs).
VISION & GOALS:-
For an IT company to qualify as a RTCs it has to meet the following criteria.
--The centre should be setup either in a Mandal or Village Panchayat level
--The population of the Mandal or Village that the centre is in must have a population less than 50,000

--The location of the IT centre should be at a distance of at least 50km from the nearest city.

To Promote this the Govt has announced INCENTIVES to IT centres to establish  their centres in Rural.
a)Reimbursement of Panchayat taxes for three years for first 5 companies in town.
b)Promotions support for IT events.
c)IT companies will be allowed to use renewable energy under open cast system from within state.
d)50% Investment subsidy on fixed capital investment.with max limit of 40Lac for first 3 companies.
e)Rental subsidy of 25% per sqft for 3 years for first 3 companies.there after it will be fixed at 10% for 3 years.
f)25% reimbursements on Internet and Telephone charges for first 3 years.
g)100% Exemption from payment of SD/EMD and cost of tender document.
h)Govt will support in workforce development.
i)The centres will be exempted from purview of Telangana pollution control act.
j)These centres will be exempted from inspections under the following acts and rules framed.
  The factories act,The Maternity benefit act,Telangana shops and establishment act,The contract labour act,The payment of wages act,The minimum wages act,General permission for three shift
operations with women working in the night for IT companies. Fibre based connectivity support with two ISPs.
You can also get information on '' http://www.telangana.gov.in/''

Symbols Of Telangana.

RAJYA SABHA MP'S DETAILS PARTY WISE.2016.

Mobile connections are higher than the Population in Telangana

As per the recent report published by Telangana statistics department,There are 3.66 Cr Mobile connections in Telangana state.Where as our state population is only 3.52 Cr.

In these one third of the connections are in Hyderabad and Ranga reddy Districts.

As per 2011 Census report 83,03,612 families are living in Telangana state.On an average there are 4 mobile connections per family.

In addition to that there are 6.24 Lac land line connections in TS.

GET READY TO PAY HUGE FOR DRUNK AND DRIVE,RASH DRIVING.

Get ready to pay big if you caught on drunk and drive or rash driving or minor driving.Police department creating new laws which are very strict and one cannot escape if he caught on any of the above situations.

If you caught on drunk and drive;-
-- You will not get passport.
-- You will not get visa if you have Passport.
-- No admissions in colleges or universities.
-- If you are an employee it will be included in personal remarks.
-- If you are jobless,your candidature will be put on black list by         recruitment agencies.
-- There will be ban on Driving Licence.
-- RC will not be renewed.
-- No registrations for new vehicles.
-- If you are married you get counselling sessions along with your      wife.
-- If minor caught on drunk and drive,there will be a action on the       owner of that vehicle also.
-- Up to 10 years imprisonment according to IPC section 304 part 2     and part 11.

Police department is going to maintain database of the cases and it will also share these database with different departments so that it will be very tough to escape from the case and it will stick to you until you live.

So friends please don't drink and drive.

India's First e-court opened at Hyderabad High Court.(ICJS)

On Sunday 17th July the first e-court opened at opened at Hyderabad High court.This even inaugurated by Supreme court Judge Justice Madan B.Lokur.

Telangana and AP are the first two states in the country for Integrated Criminal Justice System (ICJS) project.

ICJS integrates police stations with the courts,with jails,with the prosecution and with the Forensic science laboratories.It is fully computerised and also paperless.

The purpose of the e-courts is to ensure speedy justice to litigants.

BAN ON CASH TRANSACTIONS ABOVE 3 LAC --- SIT says to Supreme Court

To prevent black money and to get the transparency in transactions ,the Supreme court constitute Special Investigation Team (SIT).
--SIT recommends a ban on cash transactions above 3 Lac.If it is done then it will be considered as against law.If any one withdraw money more than 3 Lacs then the information will go to the concerned departments on violations of rules.
--SIT also suggested capping the cash holdings of companies and individuals to 15 Lac.If any one needs more than 15 Lac he should get the permission from the respective Income Tax Commissioner.
--If any one wants to buy or invest in foreign assets he should inform commissioner of Income Tax in prior.
--By imposing strict rules on transactions Govt can get the control on black money overflow.
--SIT also planning to get the rule that if any persons cash holding more that the Govt instructions then it will belongs to Central Govt.
--Because of these rules there will be a check on each and every transaction so that generation of black money will be difficult . By these it will be difficult to evade the Tax.
--This will effect majorly the Real estate sector where the cash transactions are very common to get away with the lower stamp duty.

Land Acquisition Bill 2013 highlights.

Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013

Highlights of the new Bill 2013.

• Compensation: Given the inaccurate nature of circle rates, the Bill proposes the payment of compensations that is up to 4 times the market value in rural areas and 2 times the market value in urban areas.

• R&R: This is the very first law that links land acquisition and the accompanying obligations for resettlement and rehabilitation. Over five chapters and two entire Schedules have been dedicated to outlining elaborate processes (and entitlements) for resettlement and rehabilitation. The Second Schedule in particular outlines the benefits (such as land for land, housing, employment and annuities) that shall accrue in addition to the one-time cash payments.

• Retrospective Operation: To address historical injustice the Bill applies retrospectively to cases where no land acquisition award has been made. Also in cases where the land was acquired five years ago but no compensation has been paid or no possession has taken place then the land acquisition process will be started afresh in accordance with the provisions of this act.

• Multiple Checks and Balances: A comprehensive, participative and meaningful process (involving the participation of local Panchayati Raj Institutions) has been put in place prior to the start of any acquisition proceedings. Monitoring Committees at the National and State Level to ensure that R&R obligations are met have also been established.

• Special Safeguards for Tribal Communities and other disadvantaged groups: No law can be acquired in Scheduled Areas without the consent of the Gram Sabhas. The Law also ensures that all rights guaranteed under such legislations as the Panchayat (Extension to Scheduled Areas) Act 1996 and the Forest Rights Act 2006 are taken care of. It has special enhanced benefits (outlined in a dedicated chapter) for those belonging to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.

• Safeguards against displacement: The law provides that no one shall be dispossessed until and unless all payments are made AND alternative sites for the resettlement and rehabilitation have been prepared. The Third Schedule even lists the infrastructural amenities that have to be provided to those that have been displaced.

• Compensation for livelihood losers: In addition to those losing land, the Bill provides compensation to those who are dependent on the land being acquired for their livelihood.

• Consent: In cases where PPP projects are involved or acquisition is taking place for private companies, the Bill requires the consent of no less than 70% and 80% respectively (in both cases) of those whose land is sought to be acquired. This ensures that no forcible acquisition can take place.

• Caps on Acquisition of Multi-Crop and Agricultural Land: To safeguard food security and to prevent arbitrary acquisition, The Bill directs States to impose limits on the area under agricultural cultivation that can be acquired.

• Return of Unutilised Land: In case land remains unutilised after acquisition, the new Bill empowers states to return the land either to the owner or to the State Land Bank.

• Exemption from Income Tax and Stamp Duty: No income tax shall be levied and no stamp duty shall be charged on any amount that accrues to an individual as a result of the provisions of the new law.

• Share in appreciated land value: Where acquired land is sold to a third party for a higher price then 40 per cent of the appreciated land value (or profit) will be shared with the original owners.

Courtesy from www.tehelka.com.

Major Rivers flowing across Telangana.

Major Rivers flowing across Telangana.

Council Of Ministers - Telangana

                         

Name Of the Ministers	Portfolio
Sri K.Chandrashekar Rao	Chief Minister,Minorities Welfare,Coal,GAD,Commercial Taxes,Rural water supply.
Sri Kadiyam Srihari	Deputy CM,Education
Sri MD Mohamood Ali	Deputy CM,Revenue,Relief & Rehabilitation,ULC,Stamps & Registration
Sri Etela Rajender	Finance&Planning,Small savings,State Lotteries,Consumer Affairs,Legal Metrology,Civil Supplies.
Sri G.Jagadish Reddy	Energy,SC Development.
Sri Jogu Ramanna	Forest&Environment,Backward classes Welfare.
Sri K.T.Rama Rao	IT,Muncipal Administration&Urban development,Industries&Commerce,Public Enterprises,Sugar,Mines and geology,NRI Affairs.
Sri Naini Narshimha Reddy	Home,Prisions,Fire Services,Sainik Welfare,Labour&Employment.
Sri P.Mahender Reddy	Transport
Sri Pocharam Srinivas Reddy	Agriculture&cooperation,Horticulture,Sericulture,Seeds Corporation.
Sri T.Harish Rao	Irrigation,Marketing&Legislative Affairs.
Sri T.Padma Rao Goud	Excise and Prohibition,Sport and YouthServices.
Sri C Laxma Reddy	Health Minister.
Sri Azmeera Chandulal	ST Development,Tourism & Culture.
Sri Jupally Krishna Rao	panchayat Raj and Rural Development.
Sri Tummala Nageshwar Rao	Roads & buildings,Women and child development.
Sri A .Indra karan Reddy	Housing,Law&Endowmnets
Sri Talasani Srinivas yadav	Animal husbandry,Fisheries,Dairy Development,Corporation,Cinimatography.

Telangana CM KCR is now No.1 CM in India

Telangana CM KCR is now NO 1 CM in India. The secret survey revealed these findings and the survey conducted under the instructions of PM Narendra modi.

This has been taken based on the Govt Schemes and the acceptance by the people of the state.

Mission Kaktiya - Initiative by Telangana Govt.

This mission is also known as ''Mana vuru Mana cheruvu''A flagship programme of the government aimed at restoring 46,300 tanks in five years spending Rs 20,000 crore. Works of about 8,000 tanks, costing Rs 3,000 crore, is underway and would be completed before the onset of monsoon. The initiative will improve the ground water table, reduce the power consumption by farm sector, get higher yields, spur the growth of livestock and rejuvenate rural economy on the whole.The name Kakatiya was taken from the ancient kakatiya rulers who had great vision about irrigation.This mission was started in July 2014.

Under this mission 46,631 tanks will be restored in Five years.

Info On Participants in Rio Olympics 2016 From India

It is a very proud moment for us as 120 participants from India will be participating in 15 divisions in Rio Olympics 2016.

Division	No Of Participants
Shooting	12
Tennis	4
Wrestling	8
Athletics	36
Boxing	3
Hockey	32
Badminton	7
Archery	4
Golf	3
Swimming	2
Weight Lifting	2
Table tennis	4
Gymnastics	1
Judo	1
Rowing	1
Total	120

Details about water storage capacity In projects located in Krishna and Godavari basin.

The storage of water in these projects located in krishna and godavari basin as of 13th July 2016
Project	Total storage Capacity(In TMC)	Present storage (In TMC)	Percentage of water stored
Alamatti	129.72	43.12	33%
Narayanpoor	37.64	15.52	41%
Jurala	9.66	3.57	37%
Thungabadra	100.86	29.91	30%
Srisailam	215.81	23.72	11%
Nagarjuna sagar	312.05	121.71	39%
Pulichintala	45.77	2.42	5%
Singuru	29.91	0.27	1%
Nijam Sagar	17.8	0	0%
Sri ramsagar	90.31	6.86	8%
Diguvamaneru	24.07	2.42	10%
Kadem	7.6	6.39	84%
Ellampalli	20.18	5.26	26%