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Left over cases of survey to be taken up shortly
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Out of the 19,71,493 households, 15,24,392 households were covered in the in the Samagra Kutumba Survey conducted on August 19. It is now estimated by various circles that nearly two lakh households were left over for survey.
Out of the 19,71,493 households, 15,24,392 households were covered in the in the Samagra Kutumba Survey conducted on August 19. It is now estimated by various circles that nearly two lakh households were left over for survey.
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GHMC Commissioner Somesh Kumar said that the civic body attended to the grievances and complaints which were reported through SMS and email and also through 24x7 call centre. The Commissioner added that the left over cases would be taken up shortly after the dates are finalised by the government and the process would be notified.
TPCC president Ponnala Laxmaiah (left) and senior leader V Hanumantha Rao (right) paying floral tributes to Rajiv Gandhi on his birth anniversary on Wednesday. On the occasion a ‘Sadbhavana Run’ was organised. Photo: Saleem
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