Revenue dept. targets 25,000 pending land cases in Kozhikode
The Kerala Revenue Department has launched a 100-day action plan to resolve 25,000 pending land-related cases in Kozhikode, including title deed distribution and land conversion. Minister A.P. Anil Kumar emphasized a public-centric approach, prioritizing small landholders and marginalized communities.
Why it matters
Efficient land administration is vital for economic stability and social equity, particularly for coastal and tribal communities in Kerala.
The Revenue department has initiated a targeted action plan to clear pending applications for land category conversion and title deed distribution in a time-bound manner, Revenue Minister A.P. Anil Kumar has said.
Addressing a review meeting of Revenue officials at the Collectorate here on Friday (July 24), the Minister said that resolving long-pending land disputes and expediting service delivery would be the main agenda of the department’s 100-day action plan. He added that he had evaluated the progress of key initiatives, including the digital resurvey programme and land acquisition proceedings for development projects across the district.
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