Archive · 28 Sep 2026
Naidu to Grant Ownership Pattas to 24,057 Vijayawada Families
The Andhra Pradesh government plans to give legal property papers to 24,057 families in Vijayawada.
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu will distribute the papers on September 30.
The papers are called regularisation pattas.
They will give families full ownership of homes built on land covered by old house-site pattas.
Many of these homes are in hill areas of Vijayawada.
Families have waited for this ownership security for many years.
The land covers 617 acres and is estimated to have a market value of about ₹24,297 crore.
The programme is called Pedalaku Pattabhishekam.
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu will distribute regularisation pattas to 24,057 Vijayawada families on September 30.
The pattas will provide full ownership rights for homes built on land covered by decades-old NTR-era house-site pattas.
The programme will regularise 617 acres, or 29.86 lakh square yards, across eight constituencies and 15 mandals.
Vijayawada East has the most beneficiaries with 7,990, followed by West with 7,465 and Central with 5,815.
Beneficiaries include 12,093 BC families, 6,130 OC families, 4,546 SC families, 955 Muslim BC families and 333 ST families.
- Who
- Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu will distribute the pattas to 24,057 beneficiary families.
- What
- The government will issue regularisation pattas granting full ownership rights over homes and the land covered by old house-site pattas.
- When
- September 30.
- Where
- Across eight Assembly constituencies and 15 mandals in NTR and Krishna districts, with many beneficiaries in Vijayawada.
- Why
- To resolve decades-old ownership concerns and give families legal security over their homes and property.
- Beneficiary families
- 24,057
- Land regularised
- 617 acres, equivalent to 29.86 lakh square yards
- Estimated programme value
- Approximately ₹9,800 crore
- Estimated market value
- Approximately ₹24,297 crore
- Estimated asset per family
- Around ₹40–45 lakh
- Distribution programme
- Pedalaku Pattabhishekam
- Largest beneficiary groups
- BC families: 12,093; OC families: 6,130; SC families: 4,546