KATHMANDU, July 18: Land revenue offices across the country collected Rs 51.42 billion in revenue in the last fiscal year (FY) 2024/25. This is the huge amount collected from the land revenue offices that maintain the entire details of the nation's land administration.
Minister for Land Reform, Cooperative and Poverty Alleviation Balram Adhikari claimed that the ministry and its line agencies carried out impressive performance in the FY 2024/25.
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According to Minister Adhikari, the Land Problem Settlement Commission, Special Survey, and other agencies distributed a total of 27,358 land ownership certificates last year, and the new land measurement directive has been issued, and a budget allocation has been made for the establishment of a land bank for the current FY.
Sharing his progress as a minister in the past year, Minister Adhikari shared that the National Cooperative Regulation Authority was established, adding that this would ensure institutional reforms in the cooperative sector and would offer a lasting solution to the issues surfaced in this field.
Similarly, a cash deposit of Rs 3.71 billion from 8,156 depositors was repaid by the troubled cooperative institutions during the last FY.
Minister Adhikari has included the ministry's achievements in the tasks of identity card distribution for economically poor households and revenue exemption to women and people with extraordinary abilities in land registration and other activities.
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