Rule changes on the cards to streamline land conversion, title deed distribution, says Kerala Revenue Minister
Kerala Revenue Minister A.P. Anil Kumar announced that the government is prepared to amend land-use laws to streamline conversion processes and title deed distribution. The initiative is part of a 100-day action plan to improve administrative efficiency.
Why it matters
Land reform and administrative efficiency are critical issues for public service delivery and economic development in Kerala.
Revenue Minister A.P. Anil Kumar has said that the Kerala government is prepared to amend rules, if required, to expedite land-use conversion and the distribution of title deeds.
Addressing the district-level review meeting of the Revenue department in Thrissur, the Minister said practical difficulties often come to light only after laws are implemented. “Such issues may require amendments to rules or the issuance of special government orders. Once the review meetings in all 14 districts are completed, the government will examine the practical suggestions and proposals for legal amendments put forward by officials and take appropriate decisions,” he said.
Mr. Kumar said the Revenue department handled the largest volume of public files and maintained the closest interface with the public. Revenue officials played a crucial role in almost every public issue, he noted, adding that people today were well aware of their rights and entitlements.
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