Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy | Photo Credit: Ramakrishna G
The government decided to find a permanent solution to the ground -related problems in the state to decide to move again to 413 villages that have obsoleted Nakshas of Nizam (ground maps). The pilot project will be launched in five villages of these 413 using modern technologies, including drone surveys and georeferences, said the Minister of Income Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy.
In Sunday’s statement on Sunday, he added that the pilot villages selected for the project are Salar Nagar of Gandeed Mandal in the Mahabubnagar district, Kommanapalli (new) from Mandal’s Beer in the JAGTIAL district in the Khammam district, Khammam district, Khammam district, Vathal -nathal of Virtar -Nathal of Virtar, Vathal -nathar of Nathal of Vathal -nathal from Virtal, Adhal -Thal -Thal -Thal -Thalhal -Thal -Thalhal Mandala. In the Sangareddy district.
The aim of the re-prevenge is to bring the clarity of land ownership, solve disputes and provide transparency in the land records. The government plans to expand the project to the remaining villages based on the results of the pilot project.
Minister Srinivas Reddy criticized the BRS government for not addressing a problem in these villages, where the records have not been updated since Nizam, although it has been in power for 10 years. He assured that the current government is determined to solve land problems using modern technology.
Re-survey will include the preparation of geo-reference cadastral maps and registration documents on rights. The government has chosen experienced companies conducting a survey that is expected to benefit from farmers and landowners. He said that the government chose reconnaissance agencies-RV Associates, Marvel Geo Spatial, IIC Technologies, Neo Geo and Drug Drone-Pro’s re-translated project. He added that the survey will start in the remaining village after its completion in these five villages.
Published – May 18, 2025 17:24
