Bhuiyan program of Chhattisgarh state obtained award at nationwide stage

The Bhuyan program operated in Chhattisgarh has acquired awards on the nationwide stage. Bhuyan Software, a Land Records mission run by the Office of the Commissioner of Land Records in Chhattisgarh, has been conferred with the celebrated IMC Digital Awards 2021 at a grand ceremony held in Mumbai. The award for excellence within the authorities sector has been introduced to the Office of the Commissioner, Land Records and National Informatics Centre. Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel and Revenue Minister Jaisingh Agrawal have congratulated and congratulated the Land Records Department and National Informatics Center for this award. The award has been given for decreasing the issues of duplicate registration on account of digitally signed land data, availability of on-line maps and integration of Bhuyan with the Registration Department.
It is noteworthy that Bhuyan program has been made to digitize the land data within the state and make it simply accessible to the individuals by means of on-line. Bhuiyan software program supplies on-line maps, measles and associated land papers, in addition to solves the issue of duplicate registry by integrating the registry of property. Bhuyan program is a method of bringing transparency in numerous processes of the Revenue Department. In this, 4 crore digitally signed paperwork can be found on-line.
In this software program, the primary officers of the departments within the mission Revenue, Food, Agriculture, NCPI, Soil Health, Commercial Tax, Town and Country Planning and Secretaries of many different departments and District Collector, SDM, Tehsildar, Revenue Inspector’s login ID has been created. And greater than 3800 banks have been built-in with Bhuyan, in order that duplicate mortgage could be prevented from being given on any land and on-line entry of mortgage will also be completed. The award was acquired by Shri Saurabh Dubey, Scientist, NIC as a consultant.

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