AP Survey Training‌ Academy in Tirupati .. Government allotted land

Good news for the people of Tirupati. AP Survey Training Academy will be set up soon. The state government has allotted 41.19 acres of land in the Tirupati Gunta Chennai Gunta village. Hyderabad was originally in Gatchibauli in the joint state. After partition it came under the control of Telangana. Subsequently, a Survey Academy was set up exclusively for AP in 2017 at the Panchayati Raj Extension Training Center in Samarthkota, East Godavari District on a lease basis.

The academy at Samarthkota covers an area of ​​only 2.90 acres. Chief Minister Jagan responded that there were no proper facilities there. Permanently allotted land in Tirupati to the Academy. A new academy will soon be established on these lands. Buildings are to be constructed for full classrooms, hostel, administration building, canteen and other facilities.

Newly recruited IAS officers and deputy collectors at the AP Survey Training Academy are trained on land survey here. Provisional training will be provided to probationary deputy inspectors, survey assistant directors, judicial officers and other survey employees. Induction training for new entrants, refresher training for current officers, advanced survey technology training along with some specialized training.

The ambitious undertaking of the land reserve by the state government has created a situation where surveyors and revenue personnel have to undergo extensive training. That is why it seems that the Chief Minister has allotted lands in Tirupati to the academy. 11,187 surveyors were trained in the academy after the establishment of the village secretariat system.