Archive · 9 Oct 2026
Naidu to Resolve 2,915-Acre Land Disputes in Prakasam
Some farmers in Prakasam district have had land-record disputes for a long time.
The disputes involve 2,915 acres in eight villages.
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu is scheduled to take part in a programme in Narsingolu to address them.
Officials plan to give land-record passbooks to 1,301 eligible farmers.
The distribution is part of a larger plan to issue 4.58 lakh passbooks during October.
Naidu is also expected to meet farmers and attend a public meeting.
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu is scheduled to resolve long-pending land-record disputes covering 2,915 acres in Prakasam district.
The exercise covers eight villages across Kondapi, Jarugumalli, Naguluppalapadu and Singarayakonda mandals.
A total of 1,301 eligible farmers are to receive pattadar passbooks.
The distribution is planned at a Grama Sabha during the ‘Mee Bhumi-Mee Hakku’ programme in Narsingolu village.
The Prakasam effort is part of a wider programme to issue 4.58 lakh pattadar passbooks during October.
- Who
- Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and 1,301 eligible farmers.
- What
- Long-pending land-record disputes covering 2,915 acres are to be cleared, with pattadar passbooks distributed.
- When
- Friday; the article does not specify a date.
- Where
- Narsingolu village, Jarugumalli mandal, Prakasam district, Andhra Pradesh.
- Why
- To resolve long-pending ‘Garbha Kandrika’ land disputes and enable eligible farmers to receive pattadar passbooks.
- Land area covered
- 2,915 acres
- Villages covered
- Eight villages in Prakasam district
- Farmers due to receive passbooks
- 1,301
- Programme
- Mee Bhumi-Mee Hakku
- Distribution venue
- Grama Sabha in Narsingolu village
- Wider passbook plan
- 4.58 lakh pattadar passbooks during October
- Villages named
- Ilavara, Vennuru, Pachava, Vardinenipalem, Narsingolu, K Bitragunta, Obannapalem and Kalikiwaya