Chandigarh administration has proposed new digital tenancy rules for registration and dispute resolution. These rules aim to create a fully online framework for all rental agreements. Landlords and tenants must submit tenancy details via a dedicated online portal. The proposed system will establish a digital repository for all tenancy records. These rules will become operational after public objections and potential court decisions.
A real estate agent allegedly defrauded DLF of nearly thirty lakh rupees. He exploited an internal email mix-up due to an identical name. The accused then submitted a forged invoice with his own bank details. DLF transferred the commission amount, which was not his entitlement. He later admitted fault but failed to refund the money.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath launched the Digi Rover Special Land Survey Campaign in Saharanpur, aiming to resolve over 79,000 pending land demarcation cases statewide by August 15. Utilizing advanced GNSS technology, the initiative promises more accurate, transparent, and reliable land surveys, significantly reducing disputes and litigation. This tech-driven approach replaces traditional methods, ensuring citizens access swift and efficient land-related services, bolstering good governance and protecting farmers' rights.
The Telangana government has formed a special committee to investigate irregularities in the Dharani and Bhu Bharathi land portals. Following the identification of security flaws and unauthorized entries, the committee will identify those responsible, take stringent action, and propose preventive measures. The National Informatics Centre has been tasked with developing a new, secure system architecture.
Tamil Nadu Housing Board is set to go fully digital, with all services and property sales moving online. Housing Minister B Rajkumar has directed officials to digitize operations for enhanced transparency and public access. This move aims to streamline the purchase of unsold housing units and plots, while also expediting new schemes and ongoing construction projects across the state.
Gurugram's multi-crore satellite land survey machines are failing to deliver, showing errors of up to 20 feet. These glitches, coupled with overheating tablets and untrained operators, are creating new disputes instead of resolving old ones. Officials are now calling for urgent hardware-software reviews and better training to salvage the project.
The Lucknow Development Authority is launching a digital property system, assigning unique IDs to all properties. This move aims to consolidate records like building maps, payment history, and legal status onto a single platform. The initiative promises to significantly reduce paperwork, speed up verification, and combat fraud and ownership disputes, empowering buyers with clear legal status information before purchases.
Chandigarh Housing Board is urging property holders to verify their outstanding dues online. Allottees and transferees under various schemes are advised to check their account statements on the CHB portal. Any discrepancies should be reported with original payment receipts at the CHB office. A public camp will also be held for reconciliation. This is a crucial opportunity to rectify records before demand notices are issued.
Delhi residents are facing technical issues on the MCD portal just days before the property tax rebate deadline. Mandatory electricity consumer number entry and a slow portal are causing frustration. Residents also report confusion over user charges and the integration of trade license systems, with some feeling unfairly taxed on commercial portions of their properties.
Rural property owners in Karnataka are set to receive a significant boost as the government plans to simplify rules for e-Swathu records. This initiative aims to provide ownership documents for approximately 65 lakh inherited properties within gramathana limits lacking formal titles. The process, expected to be completed within 100 days, prioritizes genuine occupants while safeguarding government lands. An extension for Form 11B applications is also announced.
Haryana has launched an 'Automated Mutation System and Paperless Registration 2.0' to streamline property transactions. This digital initiative eliminates the need for separate mutation applications post-registration, allowing online downloads of records. Aadhaar-based e-KYC is now mandatory, and applicants can track progress online. The system promises faster approvals, with some mutations processed within 24 hours, significantly improving transparency and citizen convenience.
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