Overview

• Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar chaired the approval of the ₹1,732 crore package to modernize land survey operations and revenue department infrastructure.
• A ₹132 crore allocation will fund the immediate procurement of 1,200 advanced rovers as the first phase of the 4,000-rover e-Survey 2.0 initiative.
• The plan devotes ₹1,600 crore to build new revenue office buildings, residential quarters for officials and to complete Pune’s Registration Bhavan.
• Under e-Survey 2.0, citizens statewide can now access digital ‘C’ copies of land maps, with rovers set to boost survey speed and precision.
• Guidelines mandate that 33% of small-scale works go to labour cooperatives, with priority for contracts below ₹50 lakh to support local organizations.