Live
- No more smoking in government office premises
- Google Cloud unveils new initiatives to empower AI startups in India
- Collector Warns of Strict Action if Irregularities Occur in Weighing Process
- WPL 2025: Mumbai Indians release Issy Wong, Humairaa Kaazi, Fatima Jaffer and Priyanka Bala
- People will not forgive Congress for repeatedly insulting Constitution: Kiren Rijiju
- Aid group resumes activities at famine-hit camp in Sudan
- Kishan Reddy Vows to End BRS and Congress Influence in Telangana, Criticizes CM's Governance
- Punjab bypolls: Bittu twisting words for political gains, says Congress nominee
- Punjab CM to administer oath to over 10,000 sarpanches on Friday
- BJP Core Committee Plans Protests Against State Government’s Failures
Beda Budagajangams demand SC status
The One Man Commission, constituted on Beda Budgajangams, Chairman J C Sharma said that so far the commission has conducted the meetings in eight districts to know about status of Beda Budagajangam community in the state
Rajamahendravaram: The One-Man Commission, constituted on Beda Budgajangams, Chairman J C Sharma said that so far the commission has conducted the meetings in eight districts to know about status of Beda Budagajangam community in the state.
The commission will submit its report to the government in March 2019 with is recommendations, he added.
Interacting with Beda Budagajangam community members in Korukonda here on Saturday, Sharma said the commission was constituted to study socio-economic status and life style of Beda Budagajangam community.
Stating the commission collected opinions of community in four districts, he asked the community members to express their opinions in a free and fair manner before the commission.
Meanwhile, Beda Budagajangam community people asked the commission to treat them as SCs on par with Telangana government.
They said Jangams, another community in the category, was getting fake certificates and enjoying the benefits in the name of Beda Budagajangams.
They appealed to the commission to recommend to the government for their inclusion in SC community.
