Indiramma House Granted to a Visually Impaired Woman from Manchuppula Village ————————————————————————– Appeal in Prajavani.. A family has been given new hope with financial assistance of Rs. 5 lakhs. Collector orders to construct a house on their own land *Proceedings copy handed over and orders to the officials to start the construction of the house immediately* When it rains, water enters the house.. Fear of when the old house will collapse.. However, the dream of owning a house is not fulfilled due to unfavorable financial conditions. *Mekala Padma*, a visually impaired woman from Manchuppula village, who is in such difficulties, brought her problem to the attention of *District Collector Sandeep Kumar Jha* through Prajavani. *Going into details..* *Mekala Padma* from Manchuppula village, Palakurthi mandal, Janagama district, lives with her father and younger brother. Currently, they are living in an old thatched house. As the condition of the house became more difficult during the rains, an application was made to the *District Collector* in Prajavani seeking assistance from the government to build a new house on her own land. The *Collector*, who responded immediately, ordered the relevant officials to conduct a field investigation. During the investigation, it was found that *Padma* was eligible for the Indiramma house, and an order was issued granting administrative permission to construct a new house with financial assistance of Rs. 5 lakhs under the Indiramma House Scheme implemented by the government to build a house on her own land. In this order, *District Collector Sandeep Kumar Jha* personally handed over a copy of the proceedings related to the Indiramma house to *Mekala Padma* in his chamber in the Integrated District Offices Building Complex. Speaking on the occasion, the *District Collector* ordered the Palakurthi MPDO to start the construction of the beneficiary’s house without any delay. He suggested that the concerned authorities should continuously monitor the construction of the house from the beginning to its completion and take steps to ensure that the funds are released in a phased manner as prescribed by the government. In this context, *Mekala Padma* thanked the District Collector and expressed his happiness for responding immediately after hearing his problem in Prajavani and making his dream of owning a house a reality. This is proof that Prajavani is not just a platform for receiving complaints. This is a solution platform that brings change in the lives of deserving people.
