Over 10,00 land titles ready for distribution under 100-day programme: Revenue Minister
Inaugurating the district-level Patta Mela in Kannur, Revenue Minister A.P. Anilkumar said that over 35,000 applications seeking land conversion had been disposed of as part of the 100-day action programme.
Over 10,000 land titles have been prepared for distribution in Kerala as part of the state government's 100-day action plan, surpassing the initial goal of 5,000. Revenue Minister A.P. Anilkumar announced this on Friday during the inauguration of the district-level Patta Mela in Kannur. The program has reportedly benefited numerous families who had been waiting for decades to secure legal titles for their land.
Initially, the government aimed to distribute titles to 5,000 beneficiaries. The minister emphasized that over 35,000 applications for land conversion had been processed under the initiative. He attributed the accelerated distribution to the government's stance against unresolved land disputes. Further efforts are planned to issue titles to residents in hilly and coastal areas.
On this occasion, 1,845 land titles from various categories were handed out. The event was attended by MLA T.O. Mohanan, Kannur Mayor P. Indira, MLAs T.K. Govindan Master and P.K. Praveen, along with government officials.
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