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Hans India
7 days ago
- Business
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Significance of GST explained
Guntur: Commissioner, CGST Guntur Commissionerate Sujit Mallick emphasised the importance of GST in promoting economic growth, increasing tax compliance, and reducing tax evasion. He also appreciated the contributions of industry stakeholders in making GST a success. He addressed a meeting held on Thursday on the occasion of pre GST Day celebrations-2025 held at his office here. This programme was jointly conducted by the Goods and Services Tax in India, Guntur GST Commissionerate. The meeting highlighted the benefits and challenges of GST, with participants sharing their experiences and suggestions for improvement. The Guntur GST Commissionerate reaffirms its commitment to facilitating a smooth and efficient GST implementation, working closely with industry partners and stakeholders. CGST additional commissioner Lakshmi Narayana, Consumer Federation of India vice-president Dr Hari Babu and Indian Chamber of Commerce president Yelchuru Venkateswarlu participated.
Hans India
27-05-2025
- Politics
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Licensed Surveyor Trainees Receive Kits from Additional Collector Lakshmi Narayana in Gadwal
Gadwal: In an effort to strengthen land rights documentation and ensure transparency in land records management, the Telangana State Government has initiated the training of licensed surveyors. As a part of this initiative, Additional District Collector Mr. Lakshmi Narayana distributed training kits to surveyor trainees on Tuesday. The distribution took place at the IDOC (Integrated District Offices Complex) in the chamber of the Additional Collector, in line with the directives issued by the District Collector. Addressing the gathering, the Additional Collector stated that the government has launched the licensed surveyor program with the objective of maintaining land records in a transparent and accountable manner. He emphasized that the kits being provided to the trainees would play a crucial role in enhancing their practical skills. 'The training program includes both theoretical sessions and practical field training. I urge all candidates to dedicate themselves fully to learning the techniques and tools of land surveying,' he said. He further explained that under the 'Bhoobharati' Act, survey maps have become mandatory for processes such as land registration and mutation. Hence, there is a growing demand for licensed surveyors, particularly in rural areas. Mr. Lakshmi Narayana also noted that those who successfully complete the training program will be required to pass an examination, after which they will be issued a Licensed Surveyor Certificate. He encouraged the trainees to make the most of this opportunity, which could pave the way for promising careers in land management and public service. The event was attended by Survey and Land Records Department Assistant Director Mr. Ram Chander, several trainee candidates, and other officials.
Hans India
21-05-2025
- Business
- Hans India
Fast-track land acquisition for Nettempadu Project: DC
Gadwal: District Collector BYam Santosh has directed officials to accelerate the land acquisition process under the Jawahar Nettempadu Lift Irrigation Project. The instruction was given during a review meeting with officials from the Irrigation and Revenue departments held at the Collectorate on Tuesday. The meeting focused on the acquisition of land for the remaining ayacut (irrigated area) under the project. The Collector emphasised the urgent need to initiate action on acquiring the pending 480 acres. He ordered the formation of special teams comprising the Tahsildar, Revenue Inspector (RI), Mandal Surveyor, and Irrigation Department officials to take up land acquisition work intensively, canal-wise. The Collector further directed that civil works should commence immediately after the compensation is paid to the landowners. He stressed the importance of explaining to the local population how the construction of distribution canals will contribute to the development of their villages and significantly improve agricultural infrastructure. He also announced his intention to personally inspect the areas where the distribution canals are planned. Additional Collector Lakshmi Narayana, RDO Srinivasa Rao, Irrigation SE Raheemuddin, and other officials from the Irrigation and Revenue departments participated in the meeting.
Hans India
08-05-2025
- Politics
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Bhuharathi Revenue Conferences Launched to Resolve Land Disputes Swiftly: Additional Collector Lakshmi Narayana
Gadwal: The government is conducting Bhuharathi Revenue Conferences with the determined objective of resolving land-related issues promptly, said District Additional Collector Lakshmi Narayana. Participating in the Bhuharathi Pilot Project Revenue Conference held on Thursday at Satharla village in Itikyala Mandal, the Additional Collector addressed the grievances of farmers and citizens directly. During the session, he accepted petitions, inquired about the problems faced by the public, and clarified their doubts regarding land matters. Lakshmi Narayana explained the policies and features of the Bhuharathi Act, stressing that it was formulated to address the shortcomings of the previous Dharani system. The Bhuharathi law aims to comprehensively resolve the challenges farmers have been encountering under the existing framework. The new legislation was introduced on the occasion of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's birth anniversary, following extensive consultations with legal experts, scholars, and field officials. He stated that the views and concerns of farmers were incorporated into the law to ensure it reflects their real-world needs. Revenue teams have been formed to receive and process applications related to land disputes. Importantly, farmers are not required to pay any fee to submit applications during these conferences. Each petition will be carefully examined, and a thorough field-level investigation will be conducted to ensure fair and timely resolution within the stipulated timeframe. Lakshmi Narayana emphasized that the current pilot project is being implemented in Itikyala mandal, and following its completion, the Bhuharathi Revenue Conferences will be extended to all revenue villages across the district. He urged all farmers and citizens to make the most of this opportunity to resolve their long-standing land issues. The conference was attended by RDO Srinivasa Rao, Itikyala Tahsildar Veera Bhadrappa, Erravalli Tahsildar Naresh, other revenue staff, local farmers, and residents.
Hans India
29-04-2025
- Business
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Smooth Paddy Procurement Ensured in Maldakal: Collector B..M. Santosh
Gadwal: District Collector B.M. Santosh has directed officials to ensure a smooth, transparent, and farmer-friendly paddy procurement process across the district. On Tuesday, he inspected the paddy procurement center at Maldakal mandal, which is being operated by the local Primary Agricultural Cooperative Society. He was accompanied by Additional Collector Lakshmi Narayana. During the visit, the Collector reviewed the expected paddy arrivals at the center and closely examined procurement records and the online entry process through the OPMS (Online Procurement Management System) app. He instructed staff to maintain complete and accurate records in the registers and to ensure real-time online data entry so that payments can be made promptly to farmers. The Collector personally assessed the drying paddy and used a digital moisture meter to test moisture levels. He directed staff to procure paddy only if the moisture content is at or below 17%, after which it should be weighed and purchased at the Minimum Support Price (MSP). He emphasized that the procured paddy should be transported to the rice mills without delay. Highlighting the government's farmer support efforts, the Collector announced that fine variety paddy will be purchased at a total price of Rs. 2,820 per quintal, which includes an MSP of Rs. 2,320 and a bonus of Rs. 500. He instructed officials to display this information clearly at each center. To ensure smooth operations, the Collector mandated that every procurement center be equipped with paddy cleaners, gunny bags, tarpaulins, and drinking water facilities. He also emphasized the need for well-organized transport arrangements to move the procured paddy to rice mills quickly. 'Our aim is to ensure the entire procurement process runs seamlessly and meets the targeted goals,' the Collector said, urging officials and center staff to coordinate effectively. District Civil Supplies Officer Swami Kumar, Mandal Agriculture Officer Raj Shekhar, PACS Chairman Kiran, along with other officials and farmers, were present during the inspection.
