The final report of the Telangana caste enumeration will be released on February 2.
The Telangana caste enumeration is set to release its final report on February 2. Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy reviewed the survey's progress, confirming that data entry is complete. The survey, which covered 1.16 crore families, has garnered national attention and praise for its successful execution. The results are expected to play a key role in the development and empowerment of various social groups in the state.
With the successful completion of the caste enumeration, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy held a review meeting on Wednesday. Officials informed the Chief Minister that the survey data entry has been completed, and the draft report will be provided within a day or two. Revanth Reddy directed that the final report be submitted to the Cabinet Sub-Committee by February 2. The comprehensive household survey conducted in Telangana has attracted national attention, and the state government has received praise across the country for successfully carrying out the survey. For more updates, visit Vaartha.
On February 2, the final report of the Telangana caste enumeration will be released. In this review meeting, Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka, Ministers Damodara Rajanarsimha, Uttam Kumar Reddy, Seethakka, Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy, government advisors K. Keshav Rao, former minister Jana Reddy, Chief Secretary Shantikumari, and senior officials from various departments participated. The Chief Minister congratulated the officials and employees who participated in the survey. He mentioned that the caste enumeration results will help in the social empowerment of BC, SC, ST, minority, and weaker sections, as well as in overall development. He further emphasized that this survey is proof of the government's commitment to fulfilling its promise made during the Assembly elections. He also stated that the government is utilizing the statistics from the Special BC Commission set up by the government.
More than one lakh employees, including enumerators, supervisors, and data entry operators, contributed to the successful completion of this survey. The survey covered nearly 1.16 crore families in the state. Survey teams collected data from over 96% of the families, and data entry has also been completed. However, enumerators reported that some families refused to provide their details, some houses were locked, and some families were unavailable. This survey will provide a clear picture of the economic and social conditions of different sections of society. Based on the caste enumeration results, the government is expected to implement more development programs. For more details, stay updated with Vaartha.
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