Archive · 11 Jan 2026
Andhra Pradesh Issues New Pattadar Passbooks
In Andhra Pradesh, the government is giving out new land passbooks to farmers.
These passbooks have special codes that show all the details about the land.
This helps to solve problems about who owns the land.
The new passbooks are very secure and cannot be copied.
The government is also setting up special clinics to help solve other land problems quickly.
Farmers are being told to solve their land problems in a friendly way.
If farmers have given their old passbooks to banks, the government will help them get the new ones.
The government is confident that most land problems will be solved in the next two to three months.
New pattadar passbooks with QR codes are being issued to farmers in Andhra Pradesh to resolve land disputes.
The passbooks contain secure latitude and longitude details that cannot be altered.
Revenue clinics have been established to address various land-related grievances.
Special attention is being given to issues such as joint land ownership and errors in land records.
The government aims to resolve these issues within the next two to three months.
- Who
- District Collector Dr. A. Siri and farmers in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh
- What
- Issuance of new pattadar passbooks with QR codes for land dispute resolution
- When
- On Saturday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Pandipadu village in Kallur mandal, Kurnool district, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To ensure transparency in land records and speed up land dispute resolution
- Location
- Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh
- Initiative
- Mee Bhoomi–Mee Hakku programme
- Key Feature
- QR codes with latitude and longitude details
- Security
- Non-duplicable passbooks
- Resolution Timeframe
- 2-3 months for land-related grievances
- Issues Addressed
- Joint land ownership, patta lands, Webland corrections, revenue disputes
- Coordinating Body
- Tahsildars and bank officials
- Revenue Clinics
- Established to address land-related grievances