Archive · 21 Jan 2026
Experts Demand Scientific Land Survey to Resolve Telangana Disputes
Experts and leaders in Telangana had a big meeting to talk about land problems.
They said the only way to fix these problems is by doing a very detailed land survey.
They also said the government needs to meet with people in villages to solve local issues quickly.
Some leaders, like Etela Rajender, criticized the government for not doing enough to help people who have lost their land.
They warned that if the government doesn't fix these problems, people will get very angry.
Other leaders suggested making new laws to help solve these land disputes, similar to what other states have done.
Experts assert that a comprehensive land survey is necessary to resolve Telangana's land disputes.
Critics argue that the government has failed to address land issues effectively, leading to public dissatisfaction.
Proposed solutions include revenue meetings at the village level and the introduction of a Service Act.
Etela Rajender criticized the government for procedural delays and insincerity in resolving land issues.
Leaders suggested enacting land resolution laws similar to those in Kerala and studying the issues further for a comprehensive report.
- Who
- Experts, politicians, and legal professionals at a conference in Hyderabad
- What
- Discussion on land disputes and solutions in Telangana
- When
- Tuesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Somajiguda Press Club, Hyderabad
- Why
- To address long-standing land disputes and propose solutions
- Event
- Round table conference on Dharani problems
- Organizers
- Telangana Journalists Union and Telangana Social Media Forum
- Key Speakers
- Etela Rajender, Professor Kodandaram, Seetaram Naik, Nandyala Narasimha Reddy
- Proposed Solutions
- Comprehensive land survey, revenue meetings, Service Act, land resolution laws
- Criticisms
- Government insincerity, procedural delays, illegal encroachments
- Impact
- Unresolved land issues affecting GDP and public anger