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CM asks officials to prepare plans for allotting Bhudhaar numbers to lands
CM asks officials to prepare plans for allotting Bhudhaar numbers to lands

The Hindu

time6 days ago

  • Politics
  • The Hindu

CM asks officials to prepare plans for allotting Bhudhaar numbers to lands

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has directed the Revenue department officials to prepare plans for allotting Bhudhaar numbers to all land parcels across the State. Bhudhaar numbers, on the lines of Aadhaar numbers given to citizens, are contemplated to ensure that all the land parcels are given specific identification numbers carrying information like their exact coordinates and ownership details. The Chief Minister gave the instructions during a review meeting on the functioning of Revenue and Housing departments with senior officials on Wednesday. He wanted the officials to expedite clearance of applications for hereditary and other forms of mutations received during Revenue Sadassus held earlier. This should be followed survey of land by licenced surveyors.. The records prepared by licenced surveyors should be scrutinised by regular surveyors subsequently. He examined the models of the new offices buildings to house the offices of the sub-registrars in 10 core urban areas during the meeting. The new offices should have parking places, canteen and other basic infrastructure, he said. The sub-registrar offices should be designed in such a manner that they were people-friendly and avoid scope for any inconvenience to the visitors. Officials informed the Chief Minister that construction of houses under Indiramma weaker section housing scheme was completed in different districts across the State. Mr. Revanth Reddy instructed them to take steps for their formal inauguration by this month-end. In this context, he directed the Revenue officials to ensure resolution of problems in the projects the department took up in the State Capital in collaboration with the State Housing Board.

Ponguleti for humanitarian approach towards farmers' problems
Ponguleti for humanitarian approach towards farmers' problems

The Hindu

time15-06-2025

  • Politics
  • The Hindu

Ponguleti for humanitarian approach towards farmers' problems

Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy has directed officials to resolve the grievances submitted by farmers during Revenue Sadassus in a time-bound manner. The Revenue Department has been conducting meetings with stakeholders in all mandals except Hyderabad since June 3, with 7,578 villages in 561 mandals covered till date. The department has so far received 4.61 lakh applications in the meetings that will continue till June 20. The Minister wanted the officials to thoroughly examine the grievances and resolve the problems with a humanitarian approach. Mr. Srinivas Reddy reviewed the progress of meetings with senior officials on Sunday, and directed them to ensure government's intention of resolving land issues, pending for decades, came true. The 10-year rule of BRS Government put farmers to severe hardships, and the introduction of the Dharani portal has been a bane for them, he said. The Minister said that he was personally present in the meetings conducted in 50 villages and was moved by the plight of farmers during the BRS tenure. Prompted by their hardships, the present government had enacted the Telangana Bhu Bharati (Record of Rights) Act, and it was the responsibility of the officials concerned to ensure effective implementation of the legislation at the field level. Mr. Srinivas Reddy said that land survey in five model villages for which records did not exist since Independence was progressing briskly. The survey was launched in five of the 413 villages, for which land records did not exist, on a pilot basis. Accordingly, mapping of 337 acres of 422 acres in Salarnagar of Gandeed mandal of Mahbubnagar district, 269 acres out of 626 acres in Kommanapally village of Bhirpur mandal of Jagtial district, 445 acres (845 acres) of Mulugumada of Errupalem mandal of Khammam district, 232 acres (502 acres) of Nuguru in Venkatapuram mandal of Mulugu district, and 308 acres (593 acres) in Shahidnagar of Vatpalli mandal of Sangareddy district had been completed so far. In all, mapping and survey of 1,591 acres of the 2,988 acres in the five pilot villages had been completed and officials were directed to complete the survey within 10 days.

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