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Deepavali celebrated at Indiramma housing projects
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The celebrations were held on the call of Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy as part of the State-wide initiative to make the festival special for beneficiaries of the housing scheme.
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Beneficiaries and their families gather to light diyas and sparklers during the ‘Maa Indiramma Intlo Deepavali’ celebrations organised by the Telangana Housing Board at an Indiramma Towers project site in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: Diwali celebrations were organised under the banner of ‘Maa Indiramma Intlo Deepavali’ at various Indiramma Illu Towers projects across Hyderabad, bringing together beneficiaries and their families.
The celebrations were held on the call of Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy as part of the State-wide initiative to make the festival special for beneficiaries of the housing scheme.
The Telangana Housing Board organised the programme at nine project locations, including Bandlaguda, Kulsumpura, KPHB Colony, Gaddiannaram, Koukour, Pocharam, Red Hills, Mailardevpally and Raidurgam.
Housing Board Vice-Chairman and Housing Commissioner V P Gautam said the government had decided to construct one lakh houses for low-income families in and around Hyderabad. Beneficiaries selected through a lottery visited their respective project sites with family members and enthusiastically participated in the celebrations. People from different castes and religions joined the festivities, shared joyful moments and interacted with their future neighbours. The celebrations brought happiness and a sense of community among the allottees as they looked forward to owning their new homes.
