Free houses for the poor & permanent caste certificates for all people | New passbooks by August | Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu’s announcement!

The state government has taken key decisions regarding free houses for the poor & permanent caste certificates and new passbooks for all people in the state of Andhra Pradesh. The Chief Minister of the state, Shri Nara Chandrababu Naidu, conducted a review of the Revenue Department and announced these decisions.

Key decisions were announced on various issues including houses to be allotted to the poor, plots for journalists, new passbooks and more.

You can read this article till the end for detailed information on the review decisions of the state Chief Minister Shri Nara Chandrababu Naidu.

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🔥 Permanent caste certificates to be issued by October:

• The Chief Minister has ordered that permanent caste certificates should be provided to all citizens of the state of Andhra Pradesh by October this year.
• The issue of how to provide this needs to be examined.
• Permanent caste certificates will be provided to all people with the help of village and ward secretariat employees.

🔥Ministerial Committee on Housing for the Poor & Housing Plots for Journalists:

• The state government of Andhra Pradesh is committed to providing houses to all the poor in the state.
• House plots should be distributed to all eligible poor people in the state in the next two years and the construction of houses should be completed in another two years.
• The government’s goal of “House for Everyone” should be achieved so that everyone in the state has a house within a total of four years.
• It was suggested that a committee be formed with the ministers of revenue, housing and municipal affairs to provide houses to the poor and plots for journalists.

🔥Distribution of new passbooks in August:

• The Chief Minister has instructed officials to provide new landowner passbooks to all landowners in villages where the re-survey has been completed in the state by August.
• He also said that a policy should be formulated so that the registration of inheritance and joint ownership of inherited lands can be completed at the village ward secretariats with a fee of Rs. 100/-.
• He said that if the value of the property is more than 10 lakhs, there should be an option to charge a fee of up to 1000/- rupees.
• He said that guidelines should be issued so that these registrations can be completed at the village ward secretariats.

🔥Re-survey completed by December 2027:

• The pending re-survey of all villages in the state should also be completed by December 2027.
• Every landowner should have the opportunity to know the details of their own land based on the QR code on the passbook as well as the Aadhaar number.