Joint Collector C Vishnu Charan speeds up land re-survey operations

Some grown-ups in a place called Anantapur are working to measure farmland more accurately, which is called a land re-survey.

They use a special check called 'Ground Truthing' to make sure maps match the land in real life.

A leader named Mr. Vishnu Charan visited a village called Golla to see how the work is going.

He asked if farmers had been told about the work before it started.

He also looked at the daily progress registers to check how much work was done each day.

The team has a big goal of covering 10,000 acres of land.

So far, they have finished checking 2,700 acres.

Mr. Charan told the workers to do more every day so they can finish on time.

Measuring land correctly helps farmers get the right records for their fields.