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The Andhra Pradesh authorities is fast-tracking the Re-Survey 2.0 and pushing guardant reforms to boost cleanable vigor projects, aiming to resoluteness onshore disputes efficiently and make employment, Revenue Minister Anagani Satya Prasad informed the Legilsative Assembly connected Thursday.
Mr. Satya Prasad, responding to a question by TDP MLA Gali Bhanu Prakash regarding the re-survey exercise, said that the erstwhile YSRCP government’s hasty execution of the re-survey had led to aggregate errors.
During Gram Sabha meetings, astir 2.79 lakh complaints were received regarding discrepancies. The existent authorities has resolved 98% of these issues, helium said.
Additionally, nether the Joint LPAM (Land Parcel and Management) system, astir 7.5 lakh problems were identified, of which 2.98 lakh issues person already been addressed. So far, 19 lakh pattadar passbooks person been distributed crossed the State, and different 14 lakh passbooks are scheduled for organisation erstwhile the re-survey is completed.
The Minister emphasised that the conjugation authorities is conducting Re-Survey 2.0 efficiently, extending the process from 135 days nether the erstwhile medication to 223 days currently. The re-survey has been completed successful 7,926 villages, portion it continues successful 2,998 villages.
Meanwhile, the Assembly approved the amendments to the Assigned Lands Act, allowing assigned lands to beryllium leased for cleanable vigor projects.
Mr. Satya Prasad stated that leased lands would make ₹31,000 per acre per year, with a proviso to summation by up to 5% each 2 years. The determination aims to facilitate cleanable vigor development, considered important for concern maturation successful the State.
The Minister clarified that lands would lone beryllium leased with the consent of assigned landholders, providing them a unchangeable and further root of income. The amendment is expected to pave the mode for cleanable vigor projects worthy ₹10 lakh crore, perchance creating employment for 7.5 lakh radical crossed Andhra Pradesh, the Minister said.
