Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Indore Resolves 350+ Revenue Cases in Camps
In Indore, Madhya Pradesh, the district administration held three special camps to help villagers with their land and property issues.
These camps were led by Collector Shivam Verma and were held in Bank village, Dharampuri village, and Mhow.
Many villagers came to these camps to solve their problems.
Over 350 cases were resolved quickly, including issues like land division, boundary disputes, and fixing mistakes in records.
The goal was to make sure people didn't have to visit government offices multiple times.
The camps helped solve problems that had been waiting for a long time.
Three revenue public welfare camps were held in Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
Over 350 cases involving mutation, land partition, and other issues were resolved.
The camps were organized under the guidance of Collector Shivam Verma.
Villagers presented their issues, and many cases were resolved on the spot.
The initiative aims to provide convenient and efficient services to the public.
- Who
- District administration and villagers of Indore
- What
- Three revenue public welfare camps were held to resolve pending cases
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To provide revenue services to villagers and resolve long-pending cases
Villagers
District Administration
Access to Services
Villagers
Villagers appreciate the convenience of having revenue services brought to their villages.
District Administration
The district administration aims to provide efficient and accessible services to the public.
- Location
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Date
- Friday
- Number of Camps
- 3
- Cases Resolved
- 375+
- Types of Cases
- Mutation, land partition, demarcation, access-road disputes, record corrections
- Collector
- Shivam Verma