Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Maharashtra Approves ₹1732 Crore for Land Survey and Infrastructure
The Maharashtra government is spending a lot of money, ₹1732 crore, to make land surveys better and improve the Revenue Department.
They're buying 1200 special rovers that help measure land quickly and accurately.
Most of the money will be used to build new offices and homes for people who work with land records.
The Land Record offices are also being moved closer to the District Collector offices to make things easier to manage.
This is all part of a plan called 'E-Survey 2.0' to make land surveys faster and more digital.
Maharashtra government approved ₹1732 crore to enhance land survey efficiency.
₹132 crore will be used for purchasing 1200 advanced rovers.
₹1600 crore is allocated for constructing new office buildings and residences.
The 'E-Survey 2.0' system will be accelerated with the new rovers.
Land Records offices will be located near District Collector offices to streamline operations.
- Who
- Maharashtra government, led by Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar.
- What
- The Maharashtra government approved funds to improve land survey efficiency and Revenue Department infrastructure.
- When
- No specific timeframe mentioned for completion, but rover procurement is urgent.
- Where
- Maharashtra
- Why
- To improve land survey efficiency and strengthen the Revenue Department's infrastructure.
- Total Funds Approved
- ₹1732 crore
- Rover Funding
- ₹132 crore
- Construction Funding
- ₹1600 crore
- Rover Count
- 1200
- Key Initiative
- E-Survey 2.0
