In Vijayawada, the state government is taking a proactive approach to tackle the persistent issues surrounding Service Inam lands. Revenue, registration, and stamps minister Anagani Satya Prasad has announced the formation of committees consisting of Devasthanam officials and tahsildars. These committees will conduct a detailed study on the matter and present their findings within 45 days. The government plans to carefully review the report, with inputs from the chief minister, to devise effective solutions. Recently, a 'group of ministers' meeting was convened at the secretariat to focus on revenue system reforms. During the meeting, discussions centered on the Andariki Illu housing scheme and efforts to attract industries and investments to the state. Minister Anagani emphasized the importance of a well-defined land allocation policy for industrial purposes. The upcoming policy framework is expected to address various issues, including pre-hold land concerns and a comprehensive evaluation of Waqf lands. Urban development minister P Narayana highlighted the TIDCO housing schemes, contrasting the housing approvals granted by the previous government with the current administration's progress. The Chief Minister has set a target to complete 2.6 lakh TIDCO houses by the following June to support underprivileged communities. Housing minister K Parthasaradhi discussed the government's vision to provide houses and plots to deserving families, emphasizing a fairer allocation system. Plans include allotting larger land plots to beneficiaries who have not constructed houses on their assigned plots. Parthasaradhi also mentioned the government's commitment to allocate housing sites for journalists, pending legal clarifications. The meeting concluded with a collective commitment to address housing challenges and ensure equitable distribution of resources. The Indian real estate market continues to show resilience amid changing economic conditions. Regulatory reforms and policy changes continue to impact the real estate landscape substantially. Market analysts recommend thorough research and due diligence before making investment decisions. Emerging trends in smart homes and green buildings are influencing buyer preferences significantly. The government's housing initiatives continue to shape market dynamics across different regions.