Observing that Unique Land Parcel Identification Number could be useful like Aadhaar Card, President Droupadi Murmu said on Tuesday that the transparency that is coming from digitisation would curb unethical and illegal activities related to land.
Addressing after presenting ‘Bhoomi Samman 2023’ at a function organised by the Union Ministry of Rural Development, Murmu said, “I am happy to note that under the Digital India Land Information Management System, a Unique Land Parcel Identification Number is being provided which could be useful like the Aadhaar Card.”
This would help in making proper use of the land parcels as well as forming and implementing new schemes, she said.
The President said, “Linking of E-Courts with land records and registration data-base would have many benefits.”
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Digitisation of land records and its linkages with various government departments would help in proper implementation of welfare schemes, she said. It would also be of great help in case of loss of documents due to calamities like flood and fire, she added.
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