MAUD Minister KT Rama Rao holds a review meeting on TS-bPass on Thursday. Senior officials from the MAUD Department including Principal Secretary Arvind Kumar and Mayor Bonthu Rammohan are also seen 
Hyderabad

TS-bPass implementation from June 1st week: KTR

Fast-track system will now allow a citizen to construct a house through self-certification if it is to be built within 75 square yards 

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HYDERABAD: For swift and hassle-free approval of building permissions across the State, the State government will implement the Telangana State Building Permissions and Self Certification System (TS-bPass) from the first week of June, MAUD Minister KT Rama Rao said. During a review meeting on the implementation of TS-bPass held here on Thursday, the Minister instructed officials to make all arrangements to implement the TS-bPass across the State from the first week of June.

The review meeting was also attended by Hyderabad Mayor Bonthu Rammohan, MAUD Principal Secretary Arvind Kumar and CDMA Director N Satyanarayana. The TS-bPass will allow a citizen to construct a house through self-certification if it is to be built within 75 square yards. “The new TS-bPass system is in line with the TS-iPass that will fast-track building approvals in the State with minimal documentation and human intervention.

The State government is striving to ensure a transparent delivery of citizen services,” Rama Rao said. “TS-bPass is being implemented in 87 municipalities on a trial basis. Around 1,100 applications have been received so far. The officials are in the process of verifying the applications. A few permissions have already been given to build the houses,” he added. The Minister asked the officials to upgrade the infrastructure and provide enhance training for the employees to ensure hassle-free transactions. 

Rama Rao told MAUD officials to call a meeting within two days with  Collectors, revenue and  town planning officials. He wanted them to work towards providing online approvals once the system is in place and also to provide various online options like Mee Seva Centres and Mobile Apps for sending the applications. A call centre is also being set up.

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