The Government of India announced a comprehensive digital land record system covering all rural and urban areas nationwide, aiming to eliminate ownership disputes and improve property transaction transparency through real-time data access.

Maharashtra government partners with Lodha Developers for India's largest green data centre park worth ₹30,000 crore in Palava City, creating 6,000 jobs and 2GW capacity.

India aims to achieve 100% land records digitisation by December 2025, with 99.8% already completed, as part of major economic reforms to boost growth and transparency.

Chandigarh has been selected for the pilot launch of the 'Naksha' project, covering 30.61 sq km and five villages to digitise urban land records. The initiative aims to improve transparency, reduce disputes, and support better urban planning under the Digital India Land Records Modernization Program

Land record digitalization will be prioritised by the Indian government to streamline land procedures. The incoming government is likely to support this critical effort with roughly ₹1,035 crore. To speed up land acquisition and construction, the initiative seeks to digitise all land records by 2026