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Warangal: Kakatiya University land survey commenced
Kakatiya University land survey commenced
Amid allegations of encroachment of Kakatiya University (KU) land by some private persons, the varsity administration on Tuesday finally made a move to protect its land
Warangal: Amid allegations of encroachment of Kakatiya University (KU) land by some private persons, the varsity administration on Tuesday finally made a move to protect its land.
The officials of the Survey and Land Records conducted a Differential Global Positioning System (DGPS), an enhancement to the Global Positioning System (GPS) which provides improved location accuracy, survey of the university land, KU Registrar Prof B Venkatram Reddy said.
On the first day, the officials took coordinates of land between SDLCE and Gundla Singaram canal. Survey and Lands record Assistant director L Prabhakar, deputy inspector G Pavan, surveyor J Ganesh and licenced surveyor L Santhosh took part in the survey.
KU Development Officer Prof V Ramachandram officiated the survey on behalf of varsity.
It may be recalled here that the KU administration has recently constituted a committee headed by KU Executive Council member Dr M Nagendra Babu to look into the allegations of varsity land encroachment.
