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.

India's ambitious land records digitization by December 2025 promises to revolutionize real estate investments by eliminating property title disputes and attracting foreign capital through transparent, tamper-proof documentation systems.

Davanagere becomes Karnataka's first district to fully digitize all land records with 112 lakh pages online. Citizens can now access RTCs and mutation documents digitally, setting new transparency standards.

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 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.

Over 65 lakh rural landowners across 50,000 villages received property cards under the Svamitva scheme, unlocking economic opportunities through legal land ownership and digitized records.

The Maharashtra government is driving urban progress with a Rs. 5,000-crore land records digitization project, starting with 10 cities like Baramati and Pandharpur. The initiative replaces outdated property tax and deed systems with transparent, updated land records.

India's Budget 2024-25 prioritises affordable housing, urban development, and tax reforms to strengthen the real estate sector. Ghar outlines 6 homebuyer highlights.

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