Telangana Caste Survey Reveals Stark Infrastructure Inequality
The Telangana caste survey exposes significant disparities in household access to basic amenities. Over 13% of families lack toilets, while nearly 6% have no electricity. Access to tap water is limited, affecting Scheduled Castes, Tribes, and Backward Classes disproportionately. The report highlights vast social inequalities across different communities in Telangana.
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A recent caste survey conducted by the Congress government in Telangana reveals significant inequalities in access to basic infrastructure. Over 13% of households lack toilet facilities, compromising health and hygiene, particularly for women and girls.
The report, covering the period 2024-25, highlights that nearly six per cent of homes are without electricity, an essential modern living standard. Scheduled Tribes and Scheduled Castes face the greatest disparities, with 11% and 8.3% lacking electricity, respectively.
The SEEEPC survey, dubbed the 'caste census,' records the socio-economic conditions of 35 million residents in Telangana. Findings emphasize the vast chasm in living standards among various castes, offering a comprehensive view of the state's social challenges.
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