Telangana Floods: CREDAI Contributes Rs 1 Crore to CM's Relief Fund
CREDAI donates Rs 1 crore to CM's Relief Fund to support Telangana flood victims
Telangana FloodsCredaiChief Ministers Relief FundRevanth ReddyPrivatepublic PartnershipReal Estate NewsSep 08, 2024
The donation is part of CREDAI's commitment to supporting the state in times of need. The organisation has expressed its willingness to contribute further to the state's rebuilding efforts and provide relief to those affected by the floods.
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy appreciated CREDAI's support and acknowledged the importance of private-public partnerships in building a resilient society. The Chief Minister's Relief Fund is aimed at providing relief to the poorest of the poor and victims of natural calamities.
The recent floods in Telangana have caused widespread destruction, resulting in the loss of 30 lives and estimated losses of Rs 5,438 crore. Prominent individuals and organisations in the state are coming forward to contribute to the relief efforts.
CREDAI's donation is a significant contribution to the relief fund and will go a long way in supporting the state's rebuilding efforts.
About CREDAI
The Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Associations of India (CREDAI) is the apex body for private real estate developers in India. CREDAI has over 12,000 members across 23 state and 205 city chapters. The organisation works towards promoting the real estate industry and addressing the concerns of developers and homebuyers.
Keywords Telangana floods, CREDAI, Chief Minister's Relief Fund, Revanth Reddy, private-public partnership
Frequently Asked Questions
How much did CREDAI donate to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund?
CREDAI donated Rs 1 crore to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund.
What is the purpose of the Chief Minister's Relief Fund?
The Chief Minister's Relief Fund is aimed at providing relief to the poorest of the poor and victims of natural calamities.
How many lives were lost in the recent floods in Telangana?
30 lives were lost in the recent floods in Telangana.
What is the estimated loss due to the floods in Telangana?
The estimated loss due to the floods in Telangana is Rs 5,438 crore.
What is CREDAI's role in supporting the real estate industry?
CREDAI works towards promoting the real estate industry and addressing the concerns of developers and homebuyers.
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