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KCR Says Dharani Portal Will Be A Trendsetter In The Country
By: Tupaki Desk | 29 Oct 2020 2:04 PM GMT
TRS Supremo and Telangana Chief Minister KCR unveiled the Dharani portal on Thursday which offers services related to lands and properties in a safe and hassle-free process.
The Dharani Portal which is dubbed as the pet project of KCR was started with an aim to provide safe and accountable services of registrations, sales, and transfer of properties.
CM KCR has launched the portal at Muduchintalapalli village in the Medchal-Malkajgiri district. Speaking at the event, KCR opined that the portal will be a trend-setter in India.
He further added that, just like Mission Kakatiya and Mision Bhagiratha, the dharani website will also be followed by other states, media reports said.
He went on to say that the government brought the Dharani portal to regularise all the lands so that the citizens in the state can register their properties, provided they have the required documents.
The Dharani Website was introduced to see that no illegal registrations will be done in the state. The Non-Resident Indians (NRI) can also registrar their properties in the website, he added.
The Dharani Portal which is dubbed as the pet project of KCR was started with an aim to provide safe and accountable services of registrations, sales, and transfer of properties.
CM KCR has launched the portal at Muduchintalapalli village in the Medchal-Malkajgiri district. Speaking at the event, KCR opined that the portal will be a trend-setter in India.
He further added that, just like Mission Kakatiya and Mision Bhagiratha, the dharani website will also be followed by other states, media reports said.
He went on to say that the government brought the Dharani portal to regularise all the lands so that the citizens in the state can register their properties, provided they have the required documents.
The Dharani Website was introduced to see that no illegal registrations will be done in the state. The Non-Resident Indians (NRI) can also registrar their properties in the website, he added.
