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483 Land Titles Distributed to Families in Mithila Municipality

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In Mithila Municipality, Dhanusha, 483 landless families received land ownership certificates today. The Survey Office, Dhalkebar, distributed the titles to squatters who had been occupying land without ownership. A total of 658 individuals had applied for these land titles.

  • The land titles were distributed to landless squatters in wards no. 6, 7, 8, and 9 of Mithila Municipality.
  • Previously, 64 landless squatter families from wards no. 1, 6, and 7 of the municipality had received land titles.
  • District Coordination Committee Chief Rajnandan Mandal, Mithila Mayor Mahendra Mahato, and other officials were present during the distribution.
  • The Survey Office has surveyed land in 72 out of 75 village blocks in Dhanusha district and has distributed titles for 12 village blocks.

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