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Intensive Land Survey in Telangana, after 82 years
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After successful completion of Intensive Household Survey, Government of Telangana is getting ready for another project in same lines. That is Intensive Land Survey in Telangana which is going to take place after 82 years.
Earlier, the Nizam government did the survey in the year of 1932. Later, ministers of united Andhra Pradesh never tried to do such survey after a state was formed. By this negligence, a huge number of government lands occupied by private parties over the period of 60 years.
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As per the reliable sources, KCR government is planning to conduct an Intensive Land Survey on all the Private, Government, Endowment and Wakf Properties in order to dislodge illegal occupants and update the Revenue Records. However, some of the Forestlands are exceptional in the Survey.
KCR’s Govt is attempting to match the revenue records as per the survey conducted by Nizam’s Govt. in 1932. Reportedly, the survey is planning in an area of 19,644,878 Acers of land in Telangana.
A special senior official of the CM’s Office is regularly monitoring the matter and discussing with the collectors on the status of government lands and encroachments. The land data is being thoroughly scrutinised by the CMO officials.
T-Government has received reports from district collectors that almost 13,000 Acre of government land worth Rs 65000 Crore has been encroached by land sharks across the state. In Hyderabad alone, the land encroachment is about 411 acres worth Rs 35,000 Crore.
According to the sources, the survey will be done by modern technology with DGPS and ETS investing 1000 Crore for the project. Telangana CM demanded the central government for the initial investment of 180 Crore for the survey. Some companies from Hyderabad are ready to take up the project, but the government is planning to call for the tenders.
