Gurgaon to have first modernised land record room in country

Government decides to provide online land records under the programme

PTI | June 16, 2011



A Tehsil office in Gurgaon, Haryana, will arguably be the first modernised land record room of the country after the district was selected to launch the National Land Record Modernisation Programme.

Director, Land Records, Haryana, Pankaj Yadav said on Wednesday that all land record-related documents would be placed in this room in a water, fire and dust-proof compactor.

Under the central programme, the documents would be kept in the new record rooms of the tehsils across the state and Rs 25 lakh per tehsil has been approved for the purpose.

Gurgaon district had been selected for the first such modernized land record room.

According to an official spokesman, the government has decided to provide online land records under the programme.
 

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