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Rangareddy braces for land re-survey across 108 villages
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A training programme was recently held under the chairmanship of Additional Collector (Revenue) K Chandra Reddy, attended by mandal surveyors, licensed surveyors, deputy inspectors, RDOs, tahsildars, deputy tahsildars and revenue inspectors.

Rangareddy braces for land re-survey across 108 villages
Rangareddy: The Rangareddy district administration has intensified efforts to ensure the effective implementation of the land re-survey programme aimed at resolving land-related disputes among farmers. After field visits to monitor ongoing works, senior officials are conducting training programmes for surveyors to improve accuracy, transparency and efficiency.
A training programme was recently held under the chairmanship of Additional Collector (Revenue) K Chandra Reddy, attended by mandal surveyors, licensed surveyors, deputy inspectors, RDOs, tahsildars, deputy tahsildars and revenue inspectors.
The Additional Collector directed officials to adhere to prescribed regulations and effectively utilise modern surveying equipment and technology. He stressed the need to accurately identify village boundaries and demarcate government lands according to established procedures.
As many as 108 villages, including 41 non-cadastral and 67 cadastral villages, have been identified for re-survey following directions from the Commissioner and Director of Survey, Settlements and Land Records, Hyderabad. Relevant notifications have been issued.
Re-survey works have commenced in 15 villages, where the identification of village boundaries, settlement boundaries and government asset boundaries has been completed. Shape files for two villages have been sent to the Central Survey Office for quality verification, while files relating to two other villages have been approved. Preparation of correlation statements for the latter villages is underway.
Fifteen mandal and licensed surveyors are involved in the exercise, equipped with 15 Pentax Rovers. Gram Sabhas have been conducted in 19 villages to create awareness and secure public cooperation. Later, Chandra Reddy reviewed pending applications and grievances relating to Sada Bainama, Bhu-Bharati and other issues, directing tahsildars to resolve them within stipulated timelines without negligence.

