Mysuru City Corporation collects ₹210 crore in property tax so far this year: Yathindra Siddaramaiah
Mysuru City Corporation had set a target of collecting ₹286.72 crore in property tax during 2026-27
In his Rajyothsava Day address in Mysuru, Minister Yathindra Siddaramaiah reported that the Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) has collected ₹210 crore in property tax so far during the current financial year. This figure is well below the target of ₹286.72 crore set for the year 2026-27. To achieve their goal, the MCC has recently launched a special 'Prajaseva' e-Khata campaign, charging a nominal fee of ₹175, which has resulted in over 590 property owners receiving e-khata documents within 72 hours.
Additionally, the MCC has issued around 78,000 'A' and 'B' Khatas. The event also saw the launch of the 'Gramanubhava' or Village Experience programme, aimed at fostering an understanding of rural life and agricultural culture among urban students.
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