The Land Revenue Act provides for permanent acquisition of land for various purposes. Here are some examples:

Infrastructure Development

1. Road Construction: Permanent acquisition of land for road widening or construction, ensuring connectivity and accessibility.
2. Canal Building: Acquisition of land for canal construction, facilitating irrigation and water supply.
3. Airport Development: Permanent acquisition of land for airport expansion or construction, enhancing air connectivity.

Public Utilities and Services

1. Electricity Transmission Lines: Permanent acquisition of land for laying electricity transmission lines, ensuring power supply.
2. Water Supply Schemes: Acquisition of land for water treatment plants, reservoirs, or pipelines.
3. Public Building Projects: Permanent acquisition of land for construction of public buildings, such as schools, hospitals, or government offices.

Social Welfare and Development

1. Housing Schemes: Permanent acquisition of land for affordable housing projects, addressing housing shortages.
2. Industrial Estates: Acquisition of land for industrial estates, promoting economic growth and employment.
3. Public Parks and Gardens: Permanent acquisition of land for public parks and gardens, enhancing recreational spaces.

Defence and Strategic Purposes

1. Defence Installations: Permanent acquisition of land for defence-related activities, such as military bases or training facilities.
2. Strategic Infrastructure: Acquisition of land for strategic infrastructure, such as border roads or communication networks.

These examples illustrate the various purposes for which permanent acquisition of land can be made under the Land Revenue Act.