Centre rolls out land transfer code to cut disputes and turbo asset monetisation

Published on 9 May 2026

Cabinet approval now required for private and state deals

The Centre has unveiled a nationwide framework for transferring central government land, designed to reduce litigation and improve asset monetisation. The policy requires separate valuations for buildings and sets strict rules on public versus commercial use to strengthen transparency. Transfers involving private entities or state governments will need cabinet approval, aiming to unlock funding for public projects.

New framework targets fewer disputes in central land transfers
Buildings must be valued separately under the policy
Clear rules separate public use from commercial use
Private and state transfers require cabinet approval

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Centre rolls out land transfer code to cut disputes and turbo asset monetisation

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