Archive · 11 Sep 2026
Keralam Revenue Department Doubles Targets Under 100-Day Action Plan
The Revenue department had a 100-day plan to help people with land issues.
It planned to give land ownership papers to 5,000 people.
Instead, it gave these papers to 10,000 people.
The department also planned to resolve 25,000 requests about land categories.
It resolved 50,000 such requests.
Chief Minister V D Satheesan praised Minister AP Anilkumar and the department’s workers.
He said the government wants deserving people to own land and receive official documents.
He also said the results showed that the department could take on more work.
The Revenue department issued 10,000 land title deeds against a target of 5,000.
Applications for land categorisation changes resolved reached 50,000, doubling the target of 25,000.
Chief Minister V D Satheesan congratulated Minister AP Anilkumar and Revenue department officials.
Satheesan said the UDF government prioritises land ownership for deserving people and resolving land disputes.
He said the department’s performance increased confidence in its ability to handle future tasks.
- Who
- Chief Minister V D Satheesan, Revenue Minister AP Anilkumar and Revenue department officials.
- What
- The Revenue department exceeded and doubled its targets for issuing land title deeds and resolving land categorisation applications.
- When
- September 11; the report identifies the day as Friday but does not specify a year.
- Where
- Thiruvananthapuram, Keralam.
- Why
- The UDF government says it aims to secure land ownership, settle land-related issues and provide official documents to people holding land.
- Land title deed target
- 5,000 people
- Land title deeds issued
- 10,000
- Land categorisation target
- 25,000 applications
- Land categorisation applications resolved
- 50,000
- Government plan
- 100-day action plan
- Officials praised
- Revenue Minister AP Anilkumar and Revenue department officials