RT by @RajeshAdira1: Here’s how the CURE Act 2026, b...

Here’s how the CURE Act 2026, brought by CM A Revanth Reddy, benefits citizens of #Hyderabad within #ORR limits: 1. Register your property, get mutation automatically! No more running from office to office after buying a house. Every property will get a unique Integrated Property Identity Code linking all municipal records. 2. One property, one integrated bill! Property tax, water bills, sewerage charges and sanitation dues will be consolidated into a single CURE-1 bill. Municipal services, permissions and licences will also be accessible through a single portal. 3. Protection against sudden property tax hikes! Annual increases in property tax will be capped at 10%. If you currently pay ₹10,000, your tax cannot exceed ₹11,000 in the first year under the new cap. Properties up to 375 sq. ft. will continue to pay a nominal annual tax of ₹101. 4. Faster building permissions, less bureaucracy! Online approvals, time-bound decision-making, escalation of pending applications and provision for deemed approval will help curb unnecessary delays. 5. Easier licences, stronger business opportunities! Simplified licensing and designated night-economy zones will support businesses and enable Hyderabad’s urban economy to grow. 6. A fairer approach to minor violations! Civil penalties will replace criminal proceedings for many minor violations, with show-cause notices issued before penalties are decided. From property registration to municipal services, from tax predictability to faster permissions, the CURE Act aims to make everyday life easier for Hyderabad’s citizens. CM Revanth Reddy’s urban governance vision: Less harassment for citizens, greater accountability in administration and a better-governed Hyderabad! #CUREAct2026 #RevanthReddy #Hyderabad #CitizenFirst #UrbanGovernance #TelanganaRising

RT by @RajeshAdira1: Here’s how the CURE Act 2026, brought by CM A Revanth Reddy, benefits citizens of within limits: 1. Register your property, get mutation automatically! No more run

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