Haryana's Digital Leap: Tablets for Land Reform
Haryana government is modernizing its revenue administration by procuring 4,156 smart tablets for patwaris and kanungos. This move, approved by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, aims to enhance field operations, reduce delays, and improve service accessibility and transparency, particularly in rural areas, by leveraging technology in land records management.
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In a groundbreaking initiative to revamp revenue administration, the Haryana government has sanctioned the acquisition of 4,156 smart tablets for its patwaris and kanungos, empowering them with cutting-edge technology.
Approved by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and Revenue Minister Vipul Goel, this transformative project seeks to streamline field operations and minimize bureaucratic delays. It marks a significant leap in service delivery, promising enhanced accessibility and transparency across rural locales.
Financial Commissioner Sumita Misra highlighted that this technology integration extends governmental reach beyond urban centers, facilitating efficient land records management and disaster assessments through real-time digital tools.
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