Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala) [India], June 17 (ANI): Digital re-investigation will begin in Kerala to speed up the land survey process, Kerala Revenue Minister K Rajan said Thursday, with full digitization of records in the village He added that plans are underway to transform his office into a smart office. ..

The minister held a press conference here today, stating that the land survey began in 1954, but to date, only 54 percent of the resurvey has been completed in the state.

“Efforts will be made to speed up the process. To achieve this, a digital review will be carried out in Kerala and everyone will have the proper documentation for the land,” he said. Said.

The Minister also announced that the registration department will soon launch an integrated portal for revenue and E-Map.

“This also helps identify land that belongs to the government and can be distributed to those who do not have land. One of the priorities of the Revenue Minister is to restore the land of the invaded government.” He said.

Rajan said an intervention was made during the last LDP government to modernize the village office.

“As a continuation, the village offices will be transformed into smart village offices. They will be asked for suggestions and based on them, the necessary steps will be taken to digitize their work,” he said.

In addition, he announced that e-portals and mobile applications for paying land taxes via mobile phones are also listed on the card as part of the digitization of records. (ANI)