Revenue departments play a crucial role in shaping the real estate industry, ensuring that projects are developed legally and ethically. Alita, located in Kacharakanahalli, Near Soukya road, 10 minutes away from Whitefield, is one such project that has received approvals from various revenue departments. In this article, we will explore the role of these departments in shaping the success of Alita.

The first revenue department that plays a vital role in the development of Alita is the legal department. The legal department verifies the property title, ensuring that the land on which the project is being built has clear ownership rights. This process involves reviewing relevant documents such as title deeds, encumbrance certificates, and other supporting documents. Alita has received legal approval from the advocate, confirming that the project has a clear title and is free from any encumbrances.

The second revenue department involved in the development of Alita is the land conversion department. Lands that have been declared as agricultural cannot be utilized for residential, commercial, or industrial purposes without proper conversion. The process of converting agricultural land into non-agricultural land is called land conversion, and it requires approval from the Deputy Commissioner. Alita has received conversion orders from the DC, confirming that the land on which the project is being built can be used for residential purposes.