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- The Kerala government is set to modify outdated land ceiling and utilization laws to improve land availability for industrial and tourism sectors, aiming to create local job opportunities.
- As part of a 100-day action plan, the state is also accelerating the distribution of land deeds and reforming its revenue administration.
- These reforms include full digitization of revenue services and the implementation of digital surveys to resolve long-standing land disputes.
What to watch next
- Progress of legal amendments for land ceilings and usage
- Timeline for full digitization of Revenue department services
- Completion of digital land surveys to resolve disputes
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A P Anilkumar
Revenue minister
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“Patta is not the government's charity but the right of the people”
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…been distributed, he said. With the patta distribution programmes in Palakkad and Idukki districts yet to be completed, more than 10,000 pattas would be distributed across the state within 100 days, Anilkumar said. " Patta is not the government's charity but the right of the people ," he said. Land titles are essential for obtaining bank loans, meeting children's educational needs and transferring property, the minister said. He appreciated the Kozhikode district collector and Revenue officials…
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