TS to digitise entire land to put an end to disputes: KTR

Telangana authorities will quickly digitise each inch of the land mass to clear up the land data and put an end to the illness of “double and triple registrations” in Hyderabad and elsewhere and that is the bigger objective behind the launch of the ‘Dharani’ portal, mentioned Minister of IT, Municipal Administration and Urban Development K.T. Rama Rao on Friday.

Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao can also be significantly taking a look at “streamlining and regularising” properties belonging to Wakf, Urban Land Ceiling, Notarised ones and others to “unlock” the 9 lakh properties for the homeowners within the twin cities and produce them into the federal government register in order that property taxes may realised later, he defined.

The Minister was taking part within the Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI) Hyderabad’s ‘The Real Estate Summit 2020’ in affiliation with Telangana Real Estate Developers’ Association (TREDA), Telangana Builders Federation and Telangana Developers Association.

Mr. Rama Rao mentioned he was acutely aware of the issues being confronted by the true property builders concerning the stoppage of registrations of non-agriculture properties main to money flows and liquidity. “There are some teething problems but if necessary I will take up the issue with Chief Minister and convince him to resort him the old methods for sometime till the Dharani portal becomes fully functional,” he mentioned.

A survey had proven there are 60 lakh properties within the rural areas in TS however with none land title or registration. Unlocking the worth of those properties could be of nice assist to the homeowners, he identified. The authorities’s reforms was to herald accountability and transparency in governance to profit the residents at massive and even the non-public sector. Once the portal turns into practical, it should change the best way the nation does land registrations and mutations, he claimed.

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“The real estate sector is the second largest contributor to the GDP and also contributing to the growth, revenue generation and employment, critical factors to progress of TS. We are thankful to Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao and his team for the series of reforms to streamline the approval and operational processes through various schemes,” mentioned CREDAI-Hyderabad president P Ramakrishna Rao.

“TS Government initiated the process of updating, verifying and digitising of land records. With introduction of TS-bPASS – a single-window approval system, we are hopeful of more growth in real estate in the coming few years and maintaining the USP of the low price,” mentioned CREDAI TS president Ch. Ramchandra Reddy. President of Telangana Developers Association P.V. Rao and TREDA president R Chalapathi Rao additionally spoke.