Bhubaneswar's Second LRC Distribution Phase on October 31
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Bhubaneswar's Second LRC Distribution Phase on October 31

Bhubaneswar, one of the fastest-growing cities in India, is scheduled to begin the second phase of Land Records Computerization (LRC) distribution on October 31. This initiative aims to provide landowners with digitized records and streamline the process of land registration.

With the LRC system, citizens can easily access their property records electronically, reducing the need for physical paperwork and ensuring transparency in land transactions. The first phase of the distribution was successfully completed earlier, benefiting numerous landowners in the region.

The LRC distribution process will be initiated by the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) in collaboration with the Revenue and Disaster Management Department of Odisha. The project aims to cover all 51 revenue villages under the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation jurisdiction.

The LRC distribution seeks to simplify the process of obtaining land-related documents, such as copies of patta (record of land), village maps, and other pertinent information. By making these records readily accessible, it aims to eliminate middlemen and streamline administrative operations concerning land registration.

Under the second phase of LRC distribution, landowners can obtain these digital records by visiting designated Common Service Centres (CSCs) across the city. The CSCs have been equipped with necessary infrastructure and trained personnel to assist citizens with accessing and printing their land records.

In addition to facilitating land transactions, the LRC distribution process also contributes to the prevention of fraud and illegal land possessions. Digitized property records foster transparency and accountability, reducing the chances of document tampering or disputed land claims.

Bhubaneswar's proactive approach towards digitizing land records aligns with the country's broader goal of ensuring transparent and secure property transactions. This initiative not only benefits individual landowners but also supports the overall development of the city by streamlining administrative processes and promoting investments in the real estate sector.

The Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation has urged citizens to utilize the Common Service Centres to obtain their land records digitally. By embracing technology and digitizing land records, Bhubaneswar is setting an example for other cities in India to follow in order to improve land administration and promote a transparent property market.

As the city gears up for the second phase of LRC distribution on October 31, it marks another step towards a more efficient and modern land registration system in Bhubaneswar.

Bhubaneswar, one of the fastest-growing cities in India, is scheduled to begin the second phase of Land Records Computerization (LRC) distribution on October 31. This initiative aims to provide landowners with digitized records and streamline the process of land registration. With the LRC system, citizens can easily access their property records electronically, reducing the need for physical paperwork and ensuring transparency in land transactions. The first phase of the distribution was successfully completed earlier, benefiting numerous landowners in the region. The LRC distribution process will be initiated by the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) in collaboration with the Revenue and Disaster Management Department of Odisha. The project aims to cover all 51 revenue villages under the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation jurisdiction. The LRC distribution seeks to simplify the process of obtaining land-related documents, such as copies of patta (record of land), village maps, and other pertinent information. By making these records readily accessible, it aims to eliminate middlemen and streamline administrative operations concerning land registration. Under the second phase of LRC distribution, landowners can obtain these digital records by visiting designated Common Service Centres (CSCs) across the city. The CSCs have been equipped with necessary infrastructure and trained personnel to assist citizens with accessing and printing their land records. In addition to facilitating land transactions, the LRC distribution process also contributes to the prevention of fraud and illegal land possessions. Digitized property records foster transparency and accountability, reducing the chances of document tampering or disputed land claims. Bhubaneswar's proactive approach towards digitizing land records aligns with the country's broader goal of ensuring transparent and secure property transactions. This initiative not only benefits individual landowners but also supports the overall development of the city by streamlining administrative processes and promoting investments in the real estate sector. The Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation has urged citizens to utilize the Common Service Centres to obtain their land records digitally. By embracing technology and digitizing land records, Bhubaneswar is setting an example for other cities in India to follow in order to improve land administration and promote a transparent property market. As the city gears up for the second phase of LRC distribution on October 31, it marks another step towards a more efficient and modern land registration system in Bhubaneswar.

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