The Telangana government started the "Bhoo Bharathi" program to solve land-related problems in villages. From June 13 to June 20, revenue officers will visit villages to help farmers with their land issues. Farmers can submit their problems through special forms to the officers.

Villagers do not need to travel anywhere or go far. The revenue officers will come to their doorstep to resolve land problems using the Bhoo Bharathi system. The Telangana Revenue Department says, "From today, we are moving to the villages." The officers will collect applications and help solve land problems directly in the villages. This program is now officially started across Telangana.

Earlier, the Congress government introduced the Bhoo Bharathi Act to replace the old Dharani system. Pilot projects were done in four mandals before. Now, until June 20, the revenue department will be active in every village to collect land-related applications. They promise to solve these problems for free by August 15.

Trained surveyors will conduct surveys in all mandals. Revenue officers have requested villagers to actively participate in village meetings about Bhoo Bharathi. These meetings will be held from 9 AM to 4 PM at local Panchayat offices. Farmers are advised to fill the forms correctly and submit them to the officers. Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy said the revenue department is working hard to solve land problems through Bhoo Bharathi and will keep visiting villages until June 20.