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Thousands of Kottayam families still await land titles due to forest disputes. Residents urge Minister Anil Kumar to resolve delays affecting Hillmen settlements and tiger reserve zones.
After a fifty-year struggle, 72-year-old Kumba received official land ownership rights, a triumph facilitated by local administrative efforts.
Kerala's Budget introduces 'Land Reforms 2.0', aiming to streamline land laws, create a land bank, revise fair values, and expedite title distribution for coastal residents and hill farmers, addressing development hurdles.
Since 2016, 13 such district-level programmes have been organised in Idukki, during which 43,613 title deeds were handed over.
Kerala land regularization is being addressed through the Excess Land Bill 2025, aiming to grant ownership certificates for excess land held by individuals. The bill prioritizes accurate land records and government land protection through digital surveys.
A second set of Rules will be introduced to decriminalise further violations of 'pattah' deeds.
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