Telangana Govt. Puts Brake On Registration Of Villages Under HMDA
Hyderabad, Oct 11 (Maxim News): The Telangana government has put a brake on the registration of villages under HMDA. Orders have been issued not to register layouts in villages under HMDA.
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In recent times, the government has included new villages under HMDA. Village panchayats have already given permission for many farmhouses in the villages under HMDA, Gram Panchayat has permitted Janwada KTR Farm House and Congress MLC Chief whip Patnam Mahender Reddy Farm House. With the emergence of HYDRA, the government has decided to stop registrations in gram panchayats. (Maxim News)
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