Inauguration of Brahmin Sadan at Duraj Palli on Sunday, 1st October by the Hon'ble Minister Jagadish Reddy.

**Hon'ble Minister Indrakaranreddy will be attended as Chief Guest.

*Other Public Representatives will participate in the program.

Constructed the building with  Rs. 2.50 crores

Honorable Chief Minister Shri K. Chandrasekhar Rao's commitment to the comprehensive development of Brahmins.

Formation of Telangana Brahmin Parishad by the government for the holistic development of Brahmins

 

The Vipprohita Brahmin Sadan Bhavan, constructed in Duraj Palli, will be inaugurated on Sunday. This building, built with an allocation of Rs. 2.50 crores from the state government, stands on an acre of land generously donated by Dr. A. Ramaiah, a resident of Suryapet. The construction of this two-storied building commenced with the laying of the foundation stone by Power Minister Jagadish Reddy on August 19, 2017. The Chief Minister of the State, K. Chandrasekhar Rao, initiated the construction of this groundbreaking Brahmin Sadan building, equipped with all the necessary facilities to host cultural and socio-vedic programs, as well as welfare programs for the Brahmin community. It is worth noting that the Chief Minister has previously inaugurated a state-level Brahmin Sadan Bhawan with a budget of Rs. 12 crores in Gopanapalli village of Serilingam Palli mandal, Rangareddy district. Construction of Brahmana Sadan has already been completed in Siddipet and Cheryala. Additionally, Brahman sadhans in Khammam town and Madhira, with allocations of Rs. 75 lakhs and Rs. 73 lakhs, respectively, is currently underway.

 

Formation of Telangana Brahmin Parishad for the holistic development of Brahmins:

To ensure the comprehensive development of Brahmins in the state, the Telangana Brahmin Parishad, comprising 18 members and chaired by retired IAS officer Dr. KV Ramanachari, has been established. The Parishad oversees the implementation of numerous welfare schemes for Brahmins, including the Vivekananda Foreign Education Scheme, Sri Ramanuja Fee Reimbursement Scheme, Financial Assistance to Vedic Schools, Honorarium to Vedic/Sastra Scholars, Financial Assistance to Vedic Students, Encouragement for Entrepreneurship among Brahmins, Financial Assistance to Telangana Brahmin Unemployed Youth for Competitive Examinations, and Vippori Brahmin Sadan. The government extends its support for the holistic development of Brahmins through financial assistance for traditional schools, Akshayanidi, and other schemes. Till date, the government has spent Rs. 261 crores under these schemes. The Parishad contributes a maximum of 75% of the construction cost for Vipprohita Brahmin Sadhana buildings.

 

The government's objective is the welfare of all sections of society. The Telangana government emphasizes equal importance for all castes, implementing welfare schemes and constructing self-respect buildings across the state, earning recognition and acclaim.

-Press note