The Andhra Pradesh government has set a revenue target of over ₹10,000 crore for its Registration and Stamps Department for the fiscal year 2025-26. The announcement came during a review meeting chaired by Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, focusing on enhancing efficiency and streamlining real estate and land-related processes across the state.
As part of the revenue plan, the government has identified 430 real estate ventures and aims to facilitate nearly 15,570 user-friendly property registrations, expected to generate approximately ₹250 crore in revenue. The initiative is part of a broader strategy to modernize the registration process and improve ease of doing business in the state.
The Revenue Department has also made progress in addressing citizen grievances. Between June 15, 2024, and December 1, 2025, over 5.2 lakh complaints were received, of which more than 4.5 lakh have been resolved, while about 73,000 remain under review. This reflects the government’s focus on faster grievance redressal and enhanced public service delivery.
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Significant reforms have accelerated the auto-mutation process, enabling quicker updates of property records following governance reforms introduced in June. Additionally, a comprehensive resurvey of land in 6,693 villages has been completed, with updated data uploaded to the Webland 2.0 portal, improving transparency and accessibility for property owners.
The Revenue Department is also reassessing over 5.7 lakh acres of assigned land previously held under freehold status during the YSRCP government. The move aims to regularize land ownership, ensure accurate records, and strengthen state revenue collections.
With these measures, Andhra Pradesh is working to create a more efficient and transparent land and registration ecosystem, while simultaneously targeting record revenue collections. Officials hope these reforms will streamline property transactions, reduce disputes, and support the state’s broader economic growth agenda.
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