Technical Glitch Halts Property and Land Registration in Telangana
Aadhaar online services suspension affects property and land registration in Telangana due to technical issues
PropertyLand RegistrationTelanganaAadhaarTechnical GlitchReal Estate MumbaiJul 11, 2024
In response to the crisis, the Chief Minister's Office assured that the registration services would resume by Friday. Meanwhile, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy convened a review meeting with revenue-generating departments at the state Secretariat to discuss ways to boost revenue generation. The meeting was attended by prominent officials, including Deputy Chief Minister and Finance Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, Revenue Minister P. Srinivas Reddy, and Chief Secretary Santhi Kumari, among others.
The meeting focused on revenue generation from various departments, such as Finance, Commercial Taxes, Prohibition & Excise, Registration, and Mines & Geology. The state government is working towards resolving the technical issues and restoring normalcy to the property and land registration services in the state.
Frequently Asked Questions
What caused the halt in property and land registration in Telangana?
A technical glitch in the UIDAI network led to the suspension of Aadhaar online services, affecting property and land registration.
Is biometric Aadhaar authentication mandatory for registrations?
Yes, biometric Aadhaar authentication is mandatory for registrations in Telangana.
When is the registration service expected to resume?
The Chief Minister's Office assured that the registration services would resume by Friday.
What was discussed in the review meeting convened by the Chief Minister?
The meeting reviewed revenue generation from various departments, including Finance, Commercial Taxes, and Registration.
Who attended the review meeting?
The meeting was attended by prominent officials, including the Deputy Chief Minister, Revenue Minister, and Chief Secretary, among others.
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