CHANDIGARH: A review meeting for the NAKSHA pilot project took place under the leadership of Deputy Commissioner Nishant Kumar Yadav to evaluate the progress of field surveys and ground-truthing activities.
The meeting was attended by the Additional Deputy Commissioner, officials from the Survey of India, and representatives from NIC, MC Chandigarh, NPMU Delhi, and MPSEDC Bhopal (via video link).
Officials reported that Sectors 2 to 17 include around 7,000 properties, both residential and commercial. Approximately 4,500 properties have already been visited by NAKSHA field teams for validation and verification.
Currently, about 20 field teams are actively surveying each day. Despite adverse weather conditions, officials noted that the work is progressing steadily, with completion expected by January 31, 2026.
The Deputy Commissioner commended the collaborative efforts of all departments and agencies involved, emphasizing the critical need to complete the pilot project on schedule, as it is essential for maintaining accurate property records.
The Chandigarh administration encourages residents and property owners to assist the survey teams by providing necessary ownership and property information upon request, which will help ensure the survey’s timely and successful completion.
