TS Dharani Portal Land Registration, Records Online Search – Slot Booking For Citizen: Telangana State Chief Minister Kalvakuntla Chandrasekhar Rao has launched the Dharani portal for land registrations across the state. All the land and property registrations will be done transparently through the “Dharani” portal. The portal was started on 29th October, Thursday at Medchal, Malkajigiri, Muduchinthalapalli mandal. Along with CM KCR, all the officials and union leaders have participated in the inauguration occasion of the Dharani portal. The TRS government is proud to announce that it is introducing an IT intervention electronic system for revenue records for the first time in the country.

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CM KCR started the zonal office at Malkajigiri and turned on the laptop button and launched the Dharani website. Speaking on the occasion, CM KCR said that the Dharani portal is a trendsetter for the country. Dharani will play a key role in resolving all land issues in Telangana. After the inauguration of the portal, CM KCR has rendered his valuable speech regarding the hard work and struggle behind the Dharani Portal and the purpose of the portal.

TS Dharani Portal Registration – How to Apply for Land Records Register Online

TS Chief Minister has launched the Dharani Portal to offer various benefits for the farmers and landowners. 93% are smallholder farmers will be benefited from this portal. NTR Patel abolished the Patwari system. After that, the Telangana State Government is taking the steps to support the farmers. The TRS government is proud to announce that it is introducing the IT intervention electronic system for revenue records for the first time in the country. Although the decision was taken under the ideals that the revenue woes should be resolved permanently and that the Telangana peasantry should have full protection of their lands from any tides.

With the implementation of the Dharani portal, the government, waqf, and endowment lands will be protected. The Telangana Government has conducted various surveys to register the agricultural and non-agricultural lands.

The land registration will be done online from anywhere across the globe. After the successful registration, the owners will be given the pattadar passbook. The passbook will be sent to the address of the enrolled candidates through post. The portal also represents the visual representation of the land through GIS.

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TS Dharani Portal Services

Dharani portal offers various services related to land such as:

• Land conversion/NALA
• Mutation/succession
• Agriculture income certificate
• Land valuation certificate
• Land registration services

The registration services include market value assistance, duty and fee calculator, certified copy, public data entry, encumbrance search, payment of registration services, track application, slot booking, and slot rescheduling, view receipt, and unit rates, payment of stamp services, and registration document details.

Pattadar Passbook

Pattadar Passbooks will be delivered to the address of registered candidates after the land registration. Also, one can download Pattadar Passbook from the Dharani website y entering the PPB Number/Aadhar Number. The land registration process will be completed within 10 minutes without any hassle. As soon as the registration process completes, the registered candidates will be provided with temporary PPBs.

No illegal registrations

Now all the records of 1,45,58,000 acres of land have been cleaned and displayed on the Dharani portal. These details can be found by anyone in any corner of the world. One’s land is written off or changed by another under any circumstances.  Illegal registrations will not take place today. Devadaya, waqf, and forest lands are located in Dharani. But are in Auto-lock. No officer can change them.

Hassle-free Registration – No Need to Roam around Registration Office

For land sales/purchases, no one needs to roam around offices. The registration process will be completed within a few minutes after the application. The state previously had only 140 sub-registrar offices. In addition, 570 Tahsildar offices have been converted into Sub-Registrar’s offices. In past, people used to visit RGO for mutation. Now, the process will be made easier. One can book their slot on the day of their choice. Sample documents are also available on the portal as you write yourself. Document writers are not required to write. They also do not charge as much as before. There will be a fixed fee.

Registration Process – How to Register Non Agriculture Lands/Properties in Dharani Portal

If a person sells to Acers of land to another person, then both have to inform to the Tahsildar office. They have to inform the way of registration and have to pay the concerned registration fee. The mutation fee will also be very less. As per the applicant’s convenience, the slot will be booked. At the allotted slot, the applicants have to visit the office. Within 10-15 minutes of registration, the mutation will be done at the office. The land details will be deleted from the seller’s passbook and will e entered into the buyer’s passbook. The information will be immediately updated on the Dharani portal. Within 20 minutes, the buyer will get the registration papers and Dharani copy. If both are farmers, the information will be updated in their passbooks. Same as bank passbooks, the land sales/purchase details will be updated in PPBs. If the buyer is not having a passbook, he can pay the concerned fee to apply for the passbook. After the application, within a week he/she can avail of the PPB. The PPB will be sent through the post. The Passbooks will be printed highly authenticated under the Government official’s protection. No one can misuse the details of passbooks.

Registration Charges

The government has kept the same registration fees as in the past. Everyone knows what the survey number is, village and zone. Registration charges are paid before coming to the office. Sub-Registrars previously had discretionary powers. Now that power is gone. People should only pay the price fixed by the government. No bribes will work. The government will soon issue directions on measuring every inch of space in Telangana digitally. The survey decision is made and coordinates (latitudes, longitudes) are determined for them. No one in the world can change these parameters.

The Revenue Department will Work Day & Night Shifts

To ensure the guaranteed services, the revenue department will work in the day and night shifts. The Revenue Department will handle 55 different services. The department will be worked as per the guidelines of the government. No more mistakes will happen from now onwards. The land registrations will be done only if the buyer’s thumbprint, seller’s thumbprint, and tahsildar’s thumbprint present. Neither the Collector, nor the Revenue Secretary, nor the Minister has the power to do otherwise. Those who are responsible for the registration are responsible. Ward members, ministers, and MPs should all work together.

AP Govt – 30% Less Fee in Private Schools/Colleges for A.Y 2020-21

Andhra Pradesh Government after careful examination of the matter and on the recommendations – reduction of 30% of the tuition fees for the academic year 2020-21 which was allowed to be collected by the Managements of the Private Un-aided Educational Institutions and shall collect 70% of the tuition fees from parents equivalent to which they collected during the last academic year, i.e., 2019-20.

School Education Department – COVID -19 – Private Un-Aided Schools / Junior colleges – Fee to be collected from parents /students for the Academic year 2020-21-Orders –Issued.

1. The Andhra Pradesh School Education Regulatory and Monitoring Commission, proposed to review and determine the fee structure for the Private Unaided Schools and Junior Colleges in the state of Andhra Pradesh for the academic year 2020-21 and issued a notification read 1st above directing the managements of all the Private Unaided Schools and Junior Colleges in the state of Andhra Pradesh to submit relevant data in the prescribe schedules.

2. Aggrieved by the same, KAY VEE ORR Education, Mailavaram have filed a Writ Petition and the Hon’ble AP High Court in WP No. 9563 in 2020 stayed the notification for a period of six weeks initially and extended thereafter.

3. In the prevailing circumstances due to the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic, the resultant lockdown measures and economic situation and taking in to consideration of the plight of the parents who are not in a position to pay the tuition fees for their children studying in the Private Un-aided Schools/Junior Colleges, on the recommendation of the Andhra Pradesh School Education Regulatory Monitoring Commission (APSERMC), orders were issued in the reference 5th cited, by the Government directing the Managements of all the Private Un-aided Recognized Schools/Junior Colleges not to increase any kind of fees during the academic year 2020-21 and shall collect only tuition fee on monthly basis until further orders.

4. The Chairperson, Andhra Pradesh School Education Regulatory and Monitoring Commission (APSERMC) vide reference 6th cited has informed that, after review, considering the plight of the parents who were economically incapacitated, the Commission in exercise of powers under Section 9 of Act 21 of 2019 has recommended to impose a reduction of 30% of tuition fee for the academic year 2020-21 which was allowed to be collected in the references 3rd cited , and permit the managements of private un-aided educational institutions to collect 70% of the tuition fee equivalent to which they collected during the last academic year and requested to issue necessary instructions to all concerned in the matter.

5. The matter has been referred to Health Department and they have informed that World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) epidemic affecting all the regions of the World as pandemic.

6. To contain and control COVID-19, Government of India has declared Lockdown-1 from 25th March to 14th April 2020, Lockdown-2 from 15th April to 3rd May 2020, Lockdown-3 from 4th May to 17th May 2020 and Lockdown 4 from 18th May to 31st May 2020, In total 68 days of Lock down are implemented in accordance with directives issued by Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India. The Government of India slowly started Unlocking-1 from 1st June to 30th June’2020, Unlocking-2 from 1st July to 31st July 2020, Unlocking-3 from 1st August to 31st August 2020, Unlocking-4 from 1st September to 30th September2020 and Unlocking-5 from 1st October onwards. Due to these lockdowns and slow unlocking all the economic activities have come to a complete closure and general public more so middle class and below have faced lot of hardships and financial problems due to abrupt and unprecedented stoppage of economic activities.

7. The state of Andhra Pradesh is also badly affected due to pandemic of COVID-19, in all regions of the state. As many as 9,074 containment zones are formed in the state where 1.10 Crore population live. Due to containment measures in these clusters there is a complete closure of this cluster which has not only restricted the movement of the citizens but has also led to complete closure of all economic activities in these containment clusters, which further have deepened the financial crisis already existing due to lockdowns.

8. In order to examine the matter further from the point of the view school/ college managements, Government have called for the remarks of Director, School Education (DSE) and Commissioner, Intermediate Education (CIE). The DSE and CIE while requesting for implementing the recommendation of the Chairperson, AP School Education Regulatory and Monitoring Commission, informed that the proposed reduction in the fees of the Private Unaided Recognized Schools/Junior Colleges is required and it may not affect the managements substantially as the total operational and maintenance costs, which the Private Un-aided Schools/Junior Colleges may incur for regular studies during normal days, have been definitely reduced due to the following reasons:

a) that all the educational institutions in the state were closed with effect from 22-3-2010 and that the institutions have not been reopened till now in the academic year i.e., 2020-21 and that the daily operational and maintenance costs for the school have substantially reduced,

b) that government have tentatively decided to reopen the educational institutions from 2nd November, 2020 and for a period of almost five months the schools did not function as during normal times and, to that extent the normal operation costs for the school have substantially reduced,

c) that the institutions have been directed to implement alternative academic calendar and to encourage online teaching as per the PRAGYATA guidelines issued by Government of India and as such the institutions would not have incurred substantial expenditure on instruction and maintenance all these days, and

d) that for the remaining months also the School Education department is proposing a reduction in the load of the syllabus and as such the expenditure on instructional hours would also come down.

e) that all co-curricular and extra-curricular activities in the schools have not been held all these months, and also that the operational and maintenance costs of school buses would have been bare minimal during these months.

9. Government after careful examination of the matter and on the recommendations of the Chairperson, Andhra Pradesh School Education Regulatory Monitoring Commission (APSERMC) and also in consultation with the Health, Medical and Family Welfare Department, and also the remarks offered by Director of School Education, Commissioner of Intermediate Education and Under section 7 of the Andhra Pradesh Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admission and Prohibition of Capitation Fee) ACT, 1983 (ACT 5 of 1983), hereby decided to impose a reduction of 30% of the tuition fees for the academic year 2020-21 which was allowed to be collected by the Managements of the Private Un-aided Educational Institutions and shall collect 70% of the tuition fees from parents equivalent to which they collected during the last academic year, i.e., 2019-20.

10. It is further ordered that the present arrangement is necessitated and implemented in view of the grave pandemic on account of COVID-19 and shall not be construed as an affirmation of the fee structure being collected by the respective institutions. The appropriate fee structure relevant for the full academic year and further particulars shall abide by the decision of the Commission and further orders of the Hon’ble High Court of Andhra Pradesh in WP No 9563/2020.