From today until November 22, Gram Sabhas will be organized across villages to process applications and receive objections. The Panchayati Raj, Rural Development, and Revenue Survey departments will jointly handle the scheme’s implementation.

Drone surveys will be conducted to measure and map properties in each village. Once the measurements are confirmed, officials in 2,300 villages will review the data and prepare detailed reports at the field level.

After the objections are reviewed, final property cards will be issued to eligible owners. The government has directed all departments to ensure transparency in every stage of the program. This move is expected to strengthen property rights and rural governance in Andhra Pradesh.

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The coalition government has already engaged staff from village secretariats in this mission. Using drone technology, data from nearly 6,000 villages are being collected for 45 lakh properties. The information will be converted into Ortho Rectified Images for precise property parcel mapping, showing each plot’s length and width. Revenue and Panchayat Raj departments are jointly verifying these measurements. Reports indicate that surveys for over 43 lakh properties are complete.

Once verification is finished, authorities will issue public notices under Section 9(2) to receive objections from citizens. After resolving objections, final ownership records will be announced under Section 13. The verified owners’ lists will be displayed at village secretariats and panchayat offices.

Any required modifications will be made under the supervision of the MRO. The second phase of this massive initiative will begin after March 2026.

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