Hyderabad: A law professor in Nalsar said the state government’s new Bhu Bharati initiative will help farmers by clearly detailing its agricultural land and will be uploaded on the portal.
Speaking at a programme on Bhu Bharati, Sunil Kumar, advocate and adjunct Professor at Centre for Tribal and Land Rights (CTLR), Nalsar University of Law, said Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has taken up the initiative, which will collect complete data of agriculture and residential lands, details including maps of the relative places to upload on the Bhu Bharati portal.
Sunil Kumar found that it was related to the BRS government’s Dharani portal and its data, and did not take many wrong behavioral and legal frameworks for Dharani land data. According to records of the 1971 Act, upload Dharani data. The state government introduced the Bhu Bharathi Telangana Act 20025.
“The government began to implement Bhu Bharati, uploading correct land details, error corrections, mutations, map uploads, revenue officials were assigned to take action, appeals and other tasks mentioned in the new bill. This bill would help farmers protect the land for a long time and exchange it for basic records and help buy, sell Los Angeles, and sell in sales, and sell in sales, and sell in sales, and sell in enterprises, and in constant circumstances, and turn to enterprises, and sell in enterprises.
