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Ponguleti lays stone for integrated sub-registrar office complex at Banjara Hills

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Ponguleti lays stone for integrated sub-registrar office complex at Banjara Hills
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Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy laid the foundation stone for an Integrated Sub-Registrar Office complex at Banjara Hills. The facility aims to consolidate various departments to enhance public access and service delivery. The project is expected to modernize 13 Sub-Registrar offices and generate employment in the area.

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HYDERABADRevenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy, in the presence of Ministers Ponnam Prabhakar and Mohammed Azharuddin, laid the foundation stone for an Integrated Sub-Registrar Office complex at Banjara Hills on Saturday. He said that the integrated facility would bring together departments such as Stamps and Registration, Survey, and related offices under one roof to improve public access and service delivery.The Minister said 13 Sub-Registrar offices in the area would be modernised and operated on par with corporate standards. He added that the construction had been entrusted to reputed private firms, ensuring that the financial burden does not fall on the government. The complex is expected to come up over 30,000 sq. ft. in a few months.Offices of S.R.

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