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

The Integrated Land Records Management System (ILRMS) or Dharitree site digitises all Assam land records to provide transparency and allow individuals to access Bhulekh Assam property papers.

Uttarakhand has digitised its land records by launching an online State Bhulekh portal for real estate transactions to ensure transparency.

When buying a plot of land in Maharashtra, you should be aware of several legal documents.

Easy access to land records, the Gujarat government has launched the E-Dhara portal.

You can find details about the services provided and the modifications done to Jharbhoomi Jharkhand on Ghar.tv

Patta Chitta is a combination of vital documents used for property transactions in Tamil Nadu. These documents contain information related to land, its ownership and revenue records.

Bhulkeh Bihar: Bhulekh is an online database and viewing system for management and access to land records for the state of Bihar. Under the central government’s National Land Record Modernization Program (NLRMP) scheme, the Bihar government digitized land records.

Apna Khata Rajasthan: The land records in Rajasthan are maintained by Apna Khata or E-Dharti. It is an official land record portal that is headed by the revenue department of Rajasthan.

Meebhoomi Portal is a digital land records registry that was established by the government of Andhra Pradesh in the year June 2015.

Bhulkeh Bihar: Bhulekh is an online database and viewing system for management and access to land records for the state of Bihar.

AnyROR is an official website to check land records in Gujarat online, launched by the Revenue Department of Gujarat on E-Dhara.

While corruption is one of the biggest sinkholes affecting the economy of the nation, the revenue department is considered to be at the center of this malfeasance. Govt of India and the state governments have come up with several measures to curb corruption.

In Maharashtra, land records are collected through several village forms as prescribed in the Maharashtra Land Revenue Record of Rights and Registers (Preparation and Maintenance) Rules, 1971.