Archive · 25 Sep 2026
Telangana Government Allows Registration of Eligible Section 22-A Properties
The Telangana government changed how some restricted properties can be registered.
Plots, houses, and flats on the Section 22-A list may qualify if they have proper government approvals.
These approvals can come from bodies such as GHMC, HMDA, municipal bodies, or DTCP.
Owners must provide at least one link document showing a registration made after the approval.
District committees will check each case and help solve problems.
The government says it will study the land records and legal details instead of approving every property automatically.
The committee will include senior district officials and representatives of local planning bodies.
Another government memo addresses homes in about 64 colonies.
A separate decision concerns regularizing homes for Singareni workers.
Telangana will allow registration of eligible plots, houses, and flats previously listed under Section 22-A.
Properties must have valid layout, building, apartment, or other government permissions.
Applicants must submit at least one link document for registrations made after permissions were granted.
District-level committees will examine problems involving the fast-track resolution process.
Separate measures address home regularization in 64 colonies and for Singareni workers.
- Who
- The Telangana government, announced by Revenue Minister P Srinivas Reddy, and affected property owners.
- What
- Eligible properties previously listed under Section 22-A may now be sold and registered.
- When
- The article does not specify the date of the announcement.
- Where
- Telangana, including areas under GHMC, HMDA, municipal bodies, DTCP, and local bodies.
- Why
- To resolve the long-standing Section 22-A registration issue through a fast-track process while checking legal eligibility.
- Eligible properties
- Open plots, houses, and flats with valid government permissions.
- Required evidence
- At least one link document for a registration made after the relevant permission.
- Approval authorities
- GHMC, HMDA, municipal bodies, DTCP, and other urban or rural local bodies.
- Review mechanism
- District-level committees will examine and resolve issues.
- Committee members
- The district collector, additional collector for local bodies, district registrar, and representatives of relevant local bodies.
- Other regularization measure
- A memo under GO 118 addresses homes in approximately 64 colonies across Ranga Reddy and Medchal-Malkajgiri districts.
- Singareni workers
- GO 76 addresses regularization of homes for Singareni workers.