Property Card Distribution Ceremony in Mahindipur Village
Punjab Cabinet Minister Tarunpreet Singh Sondh presided over a major public ceremony held in Mahindipur village near Khanna, directing the distribution of verified property cards under the state’s landmark Mera Ghar Mere Naam scheme. The event forms part of a statewide push to formalize property titles for rural households residing within traditional village Lal Lakir (red line) limits.
District administrative officers, revenue staff, and local panchayat members joined Minister Sondh during the distribution ceremony. Addressing assembled rural residents, the Minister emphasized that establishing legal property records grants security to families who resided in unmapped rural plots for generations.
He stated that Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann’s administration prioritizes rural empowerment by combining land title security with comprehensive social welfare initiatives. The distribution drive ensures that every eligible household obtains verifiable legal documentation, eliminating land boundary ambiguities across rural habitations.
Exemplary Progress Highlights in Punjab’s Healthcare Sector
While reviewing public welfare delivery under the Mera Ghar Mere Naam drive, Minister Sondh highlighted significant achievements made across Punjab’s public healthcare ecosystem. He informed residents that under the Chief Minister Health Insurance Scheme (Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojana), citizens receive free cashless medical treatment up to 10 lakh rupees per family annually.
The elevated 10 lakh rupees health coverage cap provides financial relief against major surgical interventions, emergency hospitalizations, and critical illness care. Beneficiaries can access medical services across empanelled government and private hospitals across the state without advance out-of-pocket expenses.
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Minister Sondh noted that coupling healthcare security with property rights significantly improves quality of life across rural blocks. He affirmed that public health infrastructure upgrades, alongside Aam Aadmi Clinics, ensure accessible medical support for every family.
Legal Empowerment via Drone Surveys and Digital Mapping
Implementing the Mera Ghar Mere Naam initiative across Punjab relies on advanced drone surveying and digital mapping technologies executed by the Revenue Department. Historically, village abadi areas lacked individual survey numbers and property deeds in official land records.
Under current survey procedures, drone teams capture high-resolution imagery to define exact plot boundaries and generate numbered survey units. Following drone mapping, draft records undergo local verification, allowing property owners to submit corrections or objections before finalization.
Once approved by revenue officers, citizens receive digital property cards backed by online database records. These legal title cards empower residents to use their residential homes as financial assets, enabling them to secure bank loans, mortgage properties, or execute smooth family transfers without legal disputes.
Comprehensive Administrative Impact Across Khanna Region
The distribution of property cards under Mera Ghar Mere Naam marks a major administrative milestone for the Khanna subdivision. Local beneficiaries in Mahindipur village expressed gratitude to the state government for providing clear property documentation directly to their doorsteps.
Minister Sondh instructed local Patwaris and revenue officials to expedite remaining survey verifications across neighboring villages to guarantee complete coverage. The administration continues holding local awareness camps to explain how residents can check draft property maps on the official land records portal.
Combining property rights digitization with universal health insurance coverage underscores the state’s focus on transparent governance, rural welfare, and economic security.