Tamil Nadu government handed over free Pattas to 6.52 lakh poor since 2021

The Tamil Nadu government said that free pattas had been handed over to 6.52 lakh poor people ever since chief minister MK Stalin took change in 2021. The revenue department also handed over 2.75 crore e-certificates in the last three years under 26 heads, including, community, income, nativity, first graduate, and inter-caste marriage in the corresponding period. Highlighting the achievements in the rural development and panchayat raj department in the last three years, an official release said the DMK govt allocated Rs 5,337 crore towards old age pension, which is Rs 1,250 crore higher than the previous AIADMK regime. The state government extended Rs 2,477 crore from the state disaster relief fund towards relief and restoration measures in the wake of cyclone Michaung in Chennai and neighbouring districts and to the southern districts affected by heavy rains and floods in December last year. A scheme launched in 2022 enabled transfer of 41.81 lakh pattas through online. A web-based system for online applications and processing was launched last year for measurement and identification of boundaries of lands resolving the land. “Of the 186 towns in the state, the town survey land records (TSLR) of 179 have become online. 
 

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