Kerala Revenue Minister says State aims to ensure title deed for all eligible individuals
Kerala Revenue Minister A. P. Anil Kumar announced a government initiative to distribute 5,000 title deeds as part of a 100-day action plan. The drive aims to resolve land-related grievances, modernize revenue laws, and expedite infrastructure projects across the state.
Why it matters
Securing land ownership is a fundamental socio-economic issue in India, directly impacting the stability and legal rights of marginalized communities and coastal residents.
Kerala Revenue Minister A. P. Anil Kumar has said the government’s objective is to ensure that every eligible individual receives a title deed (pattayam).
Speaking at a high-level meeting held at the Kollam Collectorate on Friday, the Minister said about 5,000 title deeds will be distributed across the State as part of the UDF government’s 100-day action plan. This distribution drive will also include 569 title deeds designated specifically for beneficiaries within Kollam district. He urged revenue offices to adopt a public-friendly approach to ensure smoother delivery of services.
Land-related grievances in Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, and coastal areas will be resolved on a priority basis. To streamline operations, the government plans to update and modernise outdated revenue laws. In Kollam district, 25,000 pending applications will be cleared, which includes 4,589 applications for land conversion, he said.
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