Andhra Pradesh Cabinet clears four new Police Commissionerates
They will be headquartered in Rajamahendravaram, Guntur, Tirupati and Kurnool; it also gives the green signal for several power sector proposals, revised administrative sanctions totalling ₹463.55 crore for works under HNSS project, and SMI Policy that aims to identify, verify and empanel credible influencers to disseminate information on government schemes
The Andhra Pradesh government has announced plans to address the grievances of 35,544 AgriGold plot beneficiaries in the first phase, according to The Hindu. These beneficiaries have completed payment and registration of their plots. The Civil Supplies Minister and member of the Cabinet Sub-committee on AgriGold, Nadendla Manohar, revealed that 42,531 plot beneficiaries have been identified, with 35,544 having completed payment and registration.
Another 6,989 beneficiaries, who have paid the full amount but are yet to complete registration, will be considered in the second phase. The government plans to remove registered plots from the prohibited properties list and address legal issues, with special teams deployed to collect AgriGold bonds and attest photocopies.
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