Telangana Govt Committed To Cleanse Revenue System

Haydarabad: Income Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Redy said on Wednesday that the state government is determined to modernize the revenue and registration departments to provide better services to the public

Speaking at a meeting in Gachibowli after throwing the foundation stone for the new Integrated Registration Office Complex of Prime Minister A. Revanth Redy, Srinivas Redy, underlined the government’s commitment to cleanse the income system. The authorized Dharani portal introduced by the BRS regime was scrapped as promised during the elections, and the Bhu Bharati Law-2025 was replaced by. Official, 18 states in the state after examining the practices of the action prepared the action has become a model of a country, he said.

Srinivas Redy said the government received an application for 8.6 Lakh under the new Bhu Bharati law. While the two lakh problems are solved, approximately four Lakh applications under Sadabainama continue.

The Minister also stressed that despite financial restrictions, the congress government balances development and prosperity. He said that people rejected the belief in Prime Minister Revanth Redy, bringing back the spirit of “DOWNLOAD RAJYAM, and that the government would not betray this trust.

In the new registration infrastructure, Srinivas Redy announced that the Gachibowli facility will be a state -of -the -art, institutional -level building on a three -acre residential area of approximately 50,000 square meters. With the provisions of registering 250 documents per day, it will accommodate six sub -registration offices and a regional registration officers.

In the building, which costs about 30 Crore, the waiting rooms will have modern opportunities such as waiting rooms, a coin system, marriage room with separate areas for women, a feeding room, nursery, wheelchair -friendly ramps, elevators and 300 car parking space. It will also monitor solar systems and green building norms with environmentally friendly properties. Authorities estimate that approximately 62-63 percent of the state registration income comes from GHMC and Orr areas, which will now be brought under 11 integrated buildings in the stages.

The Minister said that the construction company promised to complete the project within eight to nine months, but called on to finish within seven months. He added that similar modern offices will be built in a rural areas in a rural areas to provide transparent, human -friendly land and record services.