Archive · 2 Sep 2025
Swamitva Survey to Define Property Boundaries in Krishna District Villages
Imagine you live in a village and aren't sure exactly where your property lines are.
The government is using a new survey called SWAMITVA to fix this!
This survey uses cool technology to measure and map all the houses and empty land in villages.
It's like drawing a very detailed map of everyone's property.
The main goal is to give villagers clear proof of who owns what.
This should help prevent arguments about land in the future.
The district collector is making sure everyone works hard to make the maps perfectly.
Krishna district collector D.K. Balaji announced the Swamitva Survey to resolve rural land issues.
The survey uses advanced technology to establish clear property boundaries.
The survey will cover houses and vacant lands, unlike previous surveys.
The primary goal is to grant ownership rights to villagers.
Collector Balaji emphasized that the records will be permanent to eliminate future disputes.
- Who
- Revenue officials, mandal surveyors, secretariat staff and villagers.
- What
- The Swamitva Survey, using advanced technology, to establish property boundaries.
- When
- Not explicitly mentioned in the article, but the survey is underway.
- Where
- Villages in Krishna district, Vijayawada, Machilipatnam.
- Why
- To resolve rural land issues and grant ownership rights to villagers.
- Survey Name
- SWAMITVA (Survey of Villages and Mapping with Improvised Technology in Village Areas)
- District
- Krishna
- Key Goal
- Grant ownership rights to villagers
- Primary Official
- D.K. Balaji, Krishna District Collector
- Technology
- Advanced technology
- Survey Focus
- Residential plots and vacant lands