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Indian National Congress · Telangana Legislative Assembly Election 2023
Last updated 11 Jul 2026
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Help us verify“Establish 3 new Tribal Corporations and provide grants of Rs 500 crores to each corporation every year. The three Corporations are (1) Tukaram Adivasi Corporation for the welfare of Koya, Gond, Pradhan and Andh communities of Telangana. (2) Sant Sevalal Lambada Corporation for the welfare of Lambadas (3) Yerukula Corporation for the welfare of Yerukulas and other plain area tribes.”
The declaration promised three new tribal corporations, named Tukaram Adivasi, Sant Sevalal Lambada and Yerukula, each with an annual grant of Rs 500 crore. Reporting indicates tribal corporations were established for the Lambada and Yerukula (Erukula) communities, matching two of the three promised bodies, while a corporation named Komaram Bheem was set up rather than the Tukaram Adivasi corporation named in the manifesto, with intent-match credit considered for the corresponding tribal-welfare purpose. Partial delivery, with the promised per-corporation grant of Rs 500 crore not confirmed, supports a partial verdict. Budget: no approved-source figure confirms the promised per-corporation annual grant. [source to be replaced: corporation-status evidence rests on a source outside the strict approved list and should be upgraded when an approved source is available]
Tribal corporations reported established for Lambada and Yerukula communities; a Komaram Bheem corporation set up in place of the named Tukaram Adivasi corporation
Promise made in the Chevella SC ST Declaration; polling held on this date
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