Only 3.2% Telangana households own car; ownership among SC, ST and BC communities much lesser

The Socio, Economic, Educational, Employment, Political and Caste (SEEEPC) survey has brought retired crisp disparities successful the economical presumption of antithetic castes successful Telangana.

The Independent Expert Working Group (IEWG) had assessed 42 antithetic parameters similar surviving conditions, income, onshore ownership, movable assets similar cars and refrigerators and entree to organization recognition for arriving astatine the composite backwardness scale (CBI) — a unsocial codification determining the backwardness of antithetic sections. According to the analysis, lone 3.2% households crossed the State reported owning a car, which the Group described arsenic a wide marker of economical affluence, aspirational depletion and entree to mobility.