Telangana Government Distributes Housing Documents, Plans 1 Lakh New Units

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The Telangana government distributed ownership documents for its two-bedroom housing scheme and announced plans to build 100,000 new homes for the urban poor in Hyderabad.
The scheme provides free housing to eligible economically weaker families.

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The Telangana government distributed ownership documents for its two-bedroom housing scheme and announced plans to build 100,000 new homes for the urban poor in Hyderabad. The scheme provides free housing to eligible economically weaker families.

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