State Government Updates on Housing Health and Farm Support Programs
The state government shared key updates on housing plot applications new health infrastructure projects and procurement of chickpeas assuring support for poor families improved medical access and timely payments to farmers statewide
- Over four lakh housing plot applications were received statewide.
- One hundred new primary health centres are under construction.
- Chickpea procurement begins to support farmers income.
The state government on Tuesday presented a series of important updates covering housing health and agriculture reflecting its focus on welfare and development across sectors. Ministers addressed questions in the legislature outlining progress and future plans aimed at supporting citizens.
Revenue Minister Anagani Sathya Prasad informed the House that more than four lakh applications for housing plots were received between June 2025 and January 31 2026. Of these over ten thousand applications were approved while a large number were rejected or are still under verification. He also stated that during the 2019 to 2024 period more than twenty two lakh eligible poor families were allotted housing plots.
Health Minister Satyakumar Yadav announced that one hundred new primary health centre buildings are being constructed across the state at a cost of one hundred ninety four crore rupees. He said extensive repairs were completed for existing centres and additional doctors and paramedical staff were recruited to strengthen healthcare delivery in rural and urban areas.
Meanwhile Agriculture Minister Kinjarapu Atchannaidu said procurement of chickpeas will begin statewide from Wednesday to ensure fair prices for farmers. Under the rabi season plan ninety four thousand five hundred metric tonnes will be purchased at minimum support price through approved agencies with payments credited directly within fifteen days.
