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Haryana has successfully completed more than 10,450 paperless property registrations within three weeks of implementing its digital registry system on November 1. The system is fully operational across all tehsils, replacing physical documents entirely. Citizens have booked 9,365 online appointments, with the platform averaging around 1,500 registrations per day and a record of 1,659 in a single day. The initiative reflects the state's push for transparency, efficiency, and citizen-centric governance, setting a benchmark for digital administrative reforms in India.
Haryana rolled out a paperless property registration system on November?1, aiming to replace traditional physical documentation across all tehsils. Within three weeks, over 10,450 registrations have been completed, demonstrating the system's efficiency and operational capacity. Advertisement
Financial Commissioner for Revenue and Disaster Management, Sumita Misra, described the change as a transformation, emphasizing that it is not merely digitization. The system has been strengthened with upgraded software and improved workflows to ensure smooth and reliable operations.
Between November?1 and November?21, citizens booked 9,365 online appointments, contributing to the cumulative registrations. On its busiest day, the platform processed 1,659 registrations, maintaining an average of nearly 1,500 per day, highlighting both reliability and high throughput.
The initiative builds on Haryana's earlier efforts to modernize governance and aims to provide faster, transparent, and citizen-friendly property registration services. Misra noted that the system positions Haryana as a model for digital governance and administrative innovation, improving accountability and reducing bureaucratic delays.
Source: PTI
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