Archive · 15 Jan 2026
Naidu Aims to Resolve Land Disputes by 2027
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu spoke to the public in his home village, Naravaripalle.
He said the government wants to fix all land problems in Andhra Pradesh by 2027.
He talked about a big survey to make sure everyone's land records are correct and safe.
He also mentioned many development programs that help people, like the Swarna Naravaripalle project.
He has been celebrating Sankranti in his village for many years to encourage people to work for their home villages.
Many important people were there to listen and support him.
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu aims to resolve all land disputes in Andhra Pradesh by 2027.
The government has started a comprehensive land survey to protect land ownership rights.
Modern technology will be used to make land records tamper-proof and officially authenticated.
Naidu highlighted the Swarna Naravaripalle project and other development initiatives like P4, Margadarsi, and Bangaru Kutumbam.
The Chief Minister has been celebrating Sankranti in his native village for over ten years to inspire local development.
- Who
- Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, Chittoor MP D Prasad Rao, Tirupati District Collector Dr S Venkateswar, several MLAs
- What
- Press conference on resolving land disputes and development initiatives
- When
- Thursday evening
- Where
- Naravaripalle, Chandragiri constituency
- Why
- To address land-related problems and discuss development programmes
- Event
- Press conference on land disputes
- Location
- Naravaripalle, Chandragiri constituency
- Speaker
- Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu
- Date
- Thursday evening
- Key Initiatives
- Comprehensive land survey, Swarna Naravaripalle project, P4, Margadarsi, Bangaru Kutumbam
- Goal
- Resolve all land disputes by 2027