Madhya Pradesh, Odisha top performers in digitising land records: NCAER

Madhya Pradesh, Odisha top performers in digitising land records: NCAER

From sixth to tenth position, are West Bengal, Jharkhand, Rajasthan, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, respectively.
Current Affairs:Madhya Pradesh, is the best performing state in as far as digitizing land records, trailed by Odisha, as indicated by the NCAER Land Records and Services Index.
Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, and Tamil Nadu are different states in the main five. The National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) on Thursday discharged India’s first land records and administrations list.
From 6th to tenth position, are West Bengal, Jharkhand, Rajasthan, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, separately.
The file depends on information gathered more than 2019-20 on two parts of the stockpile of land records-the degree of digitisation of land records and the nature of these land records, said a NCAER explanation.
“The main segment, which means to evaluate whether a state has made all its territory records carefully accessible to residents, sees three measurements the content of the land records (additionally called the record of rights), the official guide related with a land record (likewise called cadastral maps), and the property enrollment process,” it said.
The second segment of the file evaluates if the land records are far reaching and solid are – proprietorship subtleties refreshed when a deal happens, the degree of joint possession, kind of land use, land zone on the record and on the guide, and whether encumbrances are being recorded, remembering different cases for the property, for example, home loans and legal disputes.
Shekhar Shah, Director General, NCAER said that the file will help figure state activity intends to achieve the objective of secure, guaranteed land records that mirror ground real factors and are created by proficient titling administrations.

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