Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini inaugurated the second phase of the Paperless Registry System at a program held in Chandigarh. The initiative aims to make property registration more transparent, efficient, and citizen-friendly by reducing manual paperwork and streamlining processes.
Major Reforms in Second Phase of Paperless Registry System
The government has introduced several key reforms under the second phase of the Paperless Registry System, focusing on simplifying procedures and improving transparency. These reforms are expected to significantly reduce delays and make the registration process more accessible for citizens across Haryana.
The upgraded Paperless Registry System is designed to minimize human intervention, reduce errors, and ensure faster service delivery, thereby improving overall governance efficiency in land-related services.
Auto Mutation System to Benefit Farmers and Landowners
Along with the upgraded Paperless Registry System, the Chief Minister also launched the auto mutation system. This new facility will provide major relief to lakhs of farmers and landowners across the state.
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Under the auto mutation system linked with the Paperless Registry System, there will be no need to apply separately for mutation after property registration. The system will automatically update land records, ensuring quicker and hassle-free ownership transfers.
Boost to Transparency and Ease of Living
The enhanced Paperless Registry System reflects the Haryana Government’s commitment to digital governance and transparency. By integrating technology into land administration, the state aims to improve service delivery and reduce bureaucratic delays.
मुख्यमंत्री श्री @NayabSainiBJP ने चंडीगढ़ में आयोजित कार्यक्रम में पेपरलेस रजिस्ट्री प्रणाली के दूसरे चरण का शुभारंभ किया। दूसरे चरण में कई महत्वपूर्ण सुधार किए गए हैं, जिससे प्रक्रिया और अधिक सरल, पारदर्शी एवं नागरिकों के अनुकूल बनेगी।
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Officials believe that the upgraded Paperless Registry System will significantly improve ease of living for citizens while also strengthening accountability in government processes.
Step Towards Digital and Citizen-Centric Governance
The launch of the second phase of the Paperless Registry System along with the auto mutation facility marks a major step toward modernizing Haryana’s land record management system. It is expected to benefit both rural and urban citizens by making property-related services faster, simpler, and more reliable.
With these reforms, the Haryana Government continues its push toward digital governance and improved public service delivery through technology-driven initiatives.