The Telangana Infrastructure Development Corporation Act, 1998
The Telangana Infrastructure Development Corporation Act, 1998
This Act establishes the Telangana Infrastructure Development Corporation to plan, build, operate, and manage essential public infrastructure across the State of Telangana. It regulates major civic facilities, including drinking water supply systems, sewerage and sewage treatment works, sanitation projects, public health initiatives, inland transportation, and minor irrigation tanks. Applying to state government departments, local municipal and rural bodies, contractors, and residents, the legislation transfers relevant government assets and liabilities to the Corporation. It matters because it empowers a dedicated corporate body to mobilize financial resources, acquire land, execute large-scale development projects efficiently, and ensure clean water and public sanitation services for the state.
- 1. Short title, extent and commencement.
- 2. Definitions.
- 3. Establishment of Telangana Infrastructure Development Corporation.
- 5. Constitution of Executive Committee.
- 6. Disqualification for Membership and removal of Members.
- 8. Constitution of Committees.
- 9. Provision for inviting officers of Government and Local Authority and others.
- 10. Filling up of casual vacancies of Members.
- 11. Acts or Proceedings not to be invalidated by vacancy or informality etc.,
- 13. Transfer of assets and liabilities
- 14. Valuation and dispute resolution of assets
- 15. Power of the Government to vest or entrust projects, works and schemes to the Corporation.
- 16. Transfer of assets and liabilities of the Government to the Corporation.
- 17. Functions of the Corporation
- 18. General Powers of the Corporation
- 19. Charges for providing facilities and rendering services
- 20. Responsibility of the Corporation for payment of interest on borrowed money
- 21. Prohibition of construction of any facility for extraction of surface water without approval of Corporation
- 22. Co-ordination with other authorities to minimise inconvenience caused by projects or works or schemes of the Corporation
- 23. Powers to be exercised by the Corporation under certain Laws
- 24. Powers of the Government to issue directions
- 25. Application of the provisions of Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Act, 1989
- 26. Power to acquire land
- 27. Transfer of Government lands to Corporation.
- 28. Powers of Corporation to dispose of land etc.
- 29. Application of Corporation assets etc.
- 32. Grants, subventions, loans and advances to the Corporation.
- 34. Acceptance of deposits by Corporation.
- 35. Power to spend.
- 36. Expenditure on objects other than those stated in section 17.
- 39. Sanction of budget estimates.
- 40. Government as Guarantor.
- 42. Interest, charges and other expenses to be added to and receipts taken for reduction of capital cost.
- 44. Apportionment of, betterment charges levied by Government.
- 46. Accounts and Audit
- 47. Concurrent and special audit of accounts
- 48. Furnishing of annual reports and returns etc.
- 49. Rehabilitation of affected persons
- 50. Execution of contracts etc.
- 51. General penalty
- 52. Power of entry
- 53. Dues to be recovered as an arrear of land revenue
- 55. Public notice how to be made known
- 56. Notice period for performance
- 59. Unless otherwise expressly provided, no court shall take cognizance of any offence relating to property belonging to,
- 61. Penalty for obstruction.
- 62. Delegation of powers of Corporation.
- 63. Protection of action taken in good faith.
- 64. Chairman, Managing Director, Members and Officers etc. to be Public Servants.
- 65. Effect of provisions inconsistent with other laws.
- 66. Power to make rules.
- 67. Power to make regulations.
- 68. Power to remove doubts and difficulties.
- 69. Dissolution of Corporation.
- 70. Repeal of Ordinance 8 of 1998.
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