Chennai to Get 12 Mini Taluk Offices at Rs 2.14 Crore: Check Full List of Locations

The Tamil Nadu Government plans to establish 12 mini taluk offices across Chennai district at a cost of Rs 2.14 crore. The new facilities will bring essential revenue services closer to residents, including access to community, residence and first-generation graduate certificates.

Chennai: Residents across Chennai will soon have better access to government revenue services, with the Tamil Nadu Government planning to establish 12 mini taluk offices in different parts of the city. The project, estimated to cost Rs 2.14 crore, aims to reduce the need for people to travel long distances to their respective taluk offices for routine administrative work.

According to a government statement, the proposed facilities will be distributed across several revenue taluks, covering residential areas in North, South and Central Chennai. The initiative is expected to make certificate-related services more convenient, particularly for students, families and residents who regularly depend on revenue department documents.

12 Locations Identified for Mini Taluk Offices in Chennai

The government has identified 12 locations under different revenue taluks for setting up the mini taluk offices.

The proposed locations are:

Perambur Taluk: Kodungaiyur and Erukkancheri.

Maduravoyal Taluk: Porur.

Ambattur Taluk: Mogappair and Korattur.

Mambalam Taluk: Saligramam.

Sholinganallur Taluk: Neelankarai, Pallikaranai and Sholinganallur.

Velachery Taluk: Besant Nagar-Tiruvanmiyur.

Mylapore Taluk: Tiruvallikeni.

Alandur Taluk: Manapakkam.

These neighbourhood-level offices are intended to serve residents in surrounding areas and provide easier access to government services without requiring visits to the main taluk administrative offices.

What Services Will Be Available at Mini Taluk Offices?

The proposed Chennai mini taluk offices will help residents obtain several important certificates issued through the Revenue Department.

The services are expected to include:

- Revenue certificates

- Residence certificates

- Community certificates

- First-generation graduate certificates

These documents are frequently required for educational admissions, scholarship applications, employment opportunities and various government schemes.

By bringing these services closer to residential neighbourhoods, the government aims to reduce travel time and make the application process more accessible to the public.

e-Seva Centres Planned at All 12 Locations

Along with the mini taluk offices, the government is planning to establish e-Seva centres at each location. These centres will provide access to online government services and help residents complete digital applications.

The proposed e-Seva facilities are expected to make it easier for people to access government services locally instead of travelling to distant administrative offices.

The combination of mini taluk offices and e-Seva centres will provide residents with access to both revenue administration and digital public services in their neighbourhoods.

Budget Announcement by Tamil Nadu Government

The establishment of mini taluk offices in Chennai district was announced by Revenue Minister K.A. Sengottaiyan during the Tamil Nadu Budget session.

The announcement focused on bringing revenue administration services closer to the public and improving access to essential government facilities.

With an estimated investment of Rs 2.14 crore, the proposed 12 mini taluk offices are expected to support decentralised revenue administration across Chennai.

Once the facilities become operational, residents in the identified neighbourhoods will have more convenient access to essential certificates and online government services.