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    Interest from Several States in the Study

    The state of Telangana is currently granting permissions for online construction through the TS-bPASS system, which is attracting interest from various states including Tamil Nadu and Punjab. These states are implementing similar versions of the single-window system for construction permits and are observing the successful services rendered. So far, Telangana has received 2.45 lakh applications.

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    Hyderabad, June 18 (Namaste Telangana): The Telangana State Building Permission Approval and Self Certification System (TS-bPASS) is being recognized as an ideal model by other states. Other states are expressing interest in implementing this system, which grants permissions for construction activities online. Telangana has set an example by providing permissions for online construction in every city. This method has been implemented successfully in Punjab, Tamil Nadu, and other states. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Stalin expressed surprise and asked if they could also provide such permissions. Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh also personally came with officials to study the system. The TS-bPASS is bringing about reforms to make the lives of people easier. The registration process is being carried out in coordination with registration offices.

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    Once this process is complete, land details can be obtained from here. Special units like the Project Monitoring Unit (PMU) have been established to address the concerns and doubts of applicants whose applications are pending. They are reviewing the salaries of those who are involved in the process of considering representations. The TS-bPASS is issuing occupancy certificates (OC) for buildings constructed on an area greater than 200 square meters. They are also following the TS-bPASS method to enforce roof slab inspections. They are investigating whether OCs were issued in time for their construction. All government regulations are being followed by the TS-bPASS.

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    2.45 Lakh Applications

    The TS-bPASS was launched on November 16, 2020. So far, a total of 2.45 lakh applications have been received. Under instant registration, 22,643 applications have been received, while under instant approvals, 2,02,512 applications have been partially approved. 17,829 applications have been received for single-window permissions. Permissions are being granted for constructions in areas larger than 500 square meters or higher than 10 meters. Commercial buildings, high-rise buildings, group housing, apartment complexes, and non-residential buildings are all eligible for permissions under this category.

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