Telangana government eases registration process for patta lands pending NALA clearance
The Telangana government has eased registration rules for patta lands that were converted for residential use without NALA clearance. This move aims to resolve long-standing land disputes and property registration hurdles for thousands of owners.
Why it matters
It simplifies property rights and legalizes thousands of residential holdings, potentially boosting the real estate market in Telangana.
In a significant step towards resolving long-pending issues related to lands listed under Section 22-A, Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy has announced relief for owners of patta lands that were converted for residential use without obtaining NALA (Non-Agricultural Land Assessment) permission.
The State government has decided to allow registration of eligible lands upon payment of the prescribed NALA charges, paving the way for the regularisation and registration of thousands of properties that have been facing hurdles for years.
According to orders issued through Memo No. 48062/ULC/A1/2026, District Collectors have been given clear guidelines to process eligible applications within a stipulated timeframe and ensure speedy disposal of pending cases.
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