Design of LIG houses in urban Telangana should accommodate needs of 50 years: Housing Minister
The Housing Minister of Telangana emphasized the importance of designing Low-Income Group houses to meet the needs of the next 40 to 50 years. The State Cabinet has approved the construction of one lakh LIG houses across 24 Assembly constituencies. The designs will prioritize local needs, infrastructure, and the well-being of families from poor backgrounds.
- ▪The designs should include essential infrastructure like drainage and parking.
- ▪The State Cabinet approved the construction of one lakh LIG houses.
- ▪The Minister suggested considering vaastu in the design of the houses.
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The designs of Indiramma Houses proposed to be constructed in 24 Assembly constituencies in Hyderabad and surrounding urban areas, should accommodate needs of the next 40 to 50 years, including infrastructure facilities such as drainage, parking and commercial spaces, said Housing and Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy.The State Cabinet on May 23 approved the construction of one lakh Low-Income Group (LIG) houses in the constituencies. Mr. Reddy along with Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi on Wednesday inspected government lands and dilapidated housing societies in the city limits, to check sites for construction of the houses.
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