Digital land resurvey will be completed in four years: Minister
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Rehabilitation of families evicted for irrigation project to be completed by Dec.31
Revenue Minister K. Rajan has said the digital resurvey process will be completed in the State in four years.
Speaking after attending a meeting of senior officials of the Revenue Department here on Friday, Mr. Rajan said that a detailed project report (DPR) had been prepared for the project. The Minister said the government would spent ₹807.98-crore for the purpose under the Rebuild Kerala project.
The Survey and Land Records Department would execute the project with technical support from the Regional Director (Kerala), Survey of India, Mr. Rajan said.
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