Revenue from registrations shines brightly in these two districts.
These districts have the highest revenue from last year’s total registrations.
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A total of 12,01,899 documents were registered in the previous financial years, of which 4,07,561 were registered in Rangareddy and Medchal districts. That means that a third of the total document registrations and more than half of the revenue came from those two districts alone. After these two districts, Hyderabad and Hyderabad (South) registration districts together received an income of Rs. 1408 crore. Hyderabad (South) got Rs. 980.60 crore, and Hyderabad district got Rs. 427.40 crore. Rangareddy, Medchal, and Hyderabad (South) are the only districts where the income has crossed Rs. 1000 crore in a single year. Adilabad district received the lowest income of Rs. 139.90 crore through 53,341 documents. 188.22 crores through 67,483 documents in Nizamabad and Rs. 188.22 crores through 44,201 documents in Khammam. 198.21 crores of income are reported by the statistics. If we look at the statistics of the last two years, in 2022–23, through 12,07,065 documents, Rs. 10,669.46 crores of revenue; in 2023–24, through 12,01,899 documents, Rs. 11,275.17 crores of revenue.
