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Haryana Enforces Strict Timelines for Property Mutation to Streamline Land Records

Haryana Enforces Strict Timelines for Property Mutation to Streamline Land Records

Chandigarh (Balwinder Singh)— In a significant reform to eliminate bureaucratic delays and ensure accountability in land governance, the Haryana government has introduced mandatory deadlines for revenue officials to process property mutation (dakhil-kharij) cases. Under the revised directive, patwaris must process mutation applications within five days, while kanungos and Circle Revenue Officers (CROs) are required to clear their respective stages within three days each. The decision was finalized during a comprehensive review meeting chaired by Financial Commissioner (Revenue and Disaster Management) Dr. Sumita Mishra, which focused on the auto-mutation system, digital crop surveys, citizen communication platforms, and standardized land record formats.…
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Haryana Government Approves Digital System for Identification and Marking of Prime Khasras

Chandigarh (Balwinder Singh): The Haryana government has approved a standardized digital system to identify, mark, and verify prime khasras across the state. Developed under the Revenue and Disaster Management Department, the initiative aims to establish a uniform, transparent mechanism for managing prime land records across all administrative divisions. Alongside the launch of the dedicated Prime Khasra Module on the Revenue Haryana portal, the government officially approved the accompanying Standard Operating Procedure and User Manual 1.0. Financial Commissioner of the Revenue and Disaster Management Department, Dr. Sumita Mishra, stated that the digital module empowers authorized revenue officials to review land records,…
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