India has replaced the 117-year-old Indian Registration Act with the Land Registry Rules 2025, introducing a fully digital property registration system featuring blockchain technology, Aadhaar-based verification, and tamper-proof ownership certificates to eliminate corruption and reduce disputes.

Complete guide to online property registration in India. Learn state-wise processes, required documents, costs, and digital registration steps. Get expert tips for successful property registration with Aadhaar verification, digital signatures, and online portals across all Indian states.

India’s proposed Registration Bill 2025 aims to digitize all property records, enable Aadhaar-linked ownership verification, and prevent fraud—especially against NRIs. A landmark move to modernize and secure real estate transactions nationwide.

The Registration Bill 2025 proposes a digital overhaul of India’s property registration system, making key documents like agreements to sell and powers of attorney mandatory, with Aadhaar authentication remaining optional. Public feedback is open till June 25, 2025.

India’s Registration Bill 2025 proposes a digital revamp of the property registration system, includes mandatory registration of sale agreements and POAs, and offers optional Aadhaar authentication. Public comments are open until June 25, 2025.

The draft Registration Bill 2025 proposes to replace India’s 1908 registration law with a digital-first, citizen-friendly system. Discover key highlights, Aadhaar verification, and how it impacts real estate transactions across India. Public feedback open till June 25, 2025.

The Indian government has released a draft bill to replace the 117-year-old Registration Act, enabling digital land registration, Aadhaar-optional authentication, and simplified online processes for property documentation.

The Uttar Pradesh government is introducing Aadhaar authentication for property registration and a fixed commission for stamp paper vendors to curb fraud, improve transparency, and streamline the registration process across the state.

Maharashtra Property Registration Office Starts Hiding Fingerprints and Aadhaar Numbers on Scanned Sale documents and Rental Agreements