Prime Minister Narendra Modi will distribute rights records to 1.71 lakh beneficiaries in 3000 villages of 19 districts of Madhya Pradesh under the Swamitva Yojana on October 6. Along with this, he will also hold virtual dialogue with the beneficiaries of Sehore, Harda and Dindori districts.
The Prime Minister will give guidance by making them aware about the Swamitva Yojana and the benefits of the scheme. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan from Harda district will participate in the state level program of Swamitva Yojana in the Jan Kalyan and Suraj Abhiyan being run in Madhya Pradesh from September 17 to October 7. Beneficiaries and public representatives from other districts will join the program through video conferencing.
Madhya Pradesh is also included in the 9 states where the Swamitva Yojana has been implemented on pilot basis. In Madhya Pradesh, the implementation of Swamitva Yojana has been started in three phases by covering 10 districts each in a sequential manner. With the help of Survey of India under the Swamitva Yojana, maps are being prepared on the habitation areas in villages through drones and by conducting door-to-door surveys. So far, the process of survey has been started in 42 districts of Madhya Pradesh, in which 24 drones are working in 24 districts. Out of these, drone works have been completed in 6500 villages.
In order to provide maximum benefits of the scheme to the beneficiaries in Madhya Pradesh, the rules of the survey have been simplified as per the present requirement. In this, giving the status of legal documents to electronic documents, completing the survey in a time-limit, preparing the records with transparency, making the survey process online and adding the name of the surveyor on the spot through the app, etc are included. . This process has been appreciated at the national level and other states have also observed the process to implement it here.