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BLOCK-CHAIN

IMPLEMENTATION IN LAND RECORDS

ASSAM

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Overview of ILRMS

Blockchain

Property Chain Platform

Current Status of Block-chain Implementation in Assam

Stakeholders

ICT Initiatives

Blockchain - Value to Government

Key factors of Blockchain integration

Benefits of Block-chain

Table of Content

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Integrated Land Records Management System (ILRMS) developed by the National Informatics Centre (NIC) is a major initiative taken by the Revenue & Disaster Management Department, Government of Assam in 2017 towards e-governance of a transparent, efficient, and accountable system.

Empowering Assam's Future:

Seamlessly unifying lands, communities, and progress with Integrated Land Records management.

ILRMS

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NOC

30 districts of Assam

83 lakh land parcels (approx.)

3 crore pattadars (approx.)

More than 30 service modules

Jamabandi transliterated into 22 different Indian languages and accessible online

Dharitree

ePanjeeyan

Bhunaksha

Integrated with Sewa Setu portal.

Integrated with Composite Land Transfer for auto mutation.

4,84,804 NOC applications (excluding composite service) registered.

1,08,760 NOC applications disposed.

Land-related geospatial services

Customized reports and queries.

Successful generation of ULPINs for numerous villages in different Assam districts

Offers variety of APIs for sharing spatial data with other digital components.

77 SRO offices across the state.

Ongoing migration from ePanjeeyan to NGDRS.

Integration of ePanjeeyan/NGDRS with Dharitree and NOC.

18,31,399 documents registered in ePanjeeyan.

198 registered in NGDRS.

Components of ILRMS

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ICT Initiatives since 2021

  • End-to-end digitization of Land Record process from application to disposal
  • Integration with eKyc, Employment Exchange, and Bhumiputra caste certificate for digital applicant verification
  • Integration of NOC, Registration, and Auto-mutation into a unified citizen service
  • NOC application restricted to the sale of land
  • Registration of mutation case in Dharitree linked to the NOC
  • Integration of NOC with deed registration process
  • Auto mutation automatically follows deed registration

Mission Basundhara

Composite Land Transfer

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MISSION BASUNDHARA 1

    • 8,13,981 cases received & disposed

MISSION BASUNDHARA 2

    • 13,39,605 cases received
    • 13,37,892, cases disposed

SEWA SETU

    • 13,39,605 cases received
    • 13,19,308 cases disposed

(As of May 8, 2022)

(Up-to-date Statistics)

(Up-to-date Statistics)

COMPOSITE SERVICE

    • 1,17,220 NOC applications issued

AUTO-MUTATION

    • 59,910 cases disposed

(Up-to-date Statistics)

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ICT Initiatives since 2021

e-Khazana

Svamitva, Survey & Re-survey

  • Launched together with land records services under Mission Basundhara 1.0
  • Aimed at updating and digitizing land record maps
  • Involves the entry of data and digital verification
  • Property Card distribution facilitated through settlement
  • Mission implementation geared towards achieving 100% digitalization of maps and integration with Land Records for the state under DILRMP
  • Facilitates online payment of land revenue for multiple properties through a single payment window
  • Integration of citizen services with the Sewa Setu citizen service delivery portal

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eKhazana

    • 1,27,497 applications registered
  • 1,02,083 applications disposed

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Blockchain- A key player in Digital Transformation

    • The Revenue & Disaster Management Department initiated the emerging technology of Blockchain in securing land records.
    • The aim is to ensure authenticity and tamper-proof data with full traceability of all transactions.
    • Blockchain plays a key part in application modernization to replace centralized data management structures with distributed systems.
    • It has the potential to revolutionize how information is stored and transactions are conducted by providing a secure, transparent, and decentralized infrastructure.

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Blockchain as a whole

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Dharitree uses Property Chain Platform

    • Integration of Land records with Blockchain a collaborative effort of the Revenue & Disaster Management Department, Government of Assam; Centre of Excellence on Blockchain (CoE) NIC Karnataka, NIC Assam, NIC New Delhi and NGDRS NIC Pune.
    • The Property Chain is a Blockchain platform of the NIC, GOI
    • Provides flexibility for every state to determine the data format (schema).
    • Every property data is uniquely identifiable.
    • Property data can be submitted in JSON format.
    • The JSON should be digitally signed by the Revenue officers.

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    • This Blockchain platform is used to integrate the property chain with the following stakeholder’s application :
    • Dharitree – in all processes of chitha updation
    • NGDRS – property registration
    • Bhunaksha – spatial data (ULPIN and GeoJSON coordinates) of land parcels
    • Unique Land Parcel Identification no (ULPIN) is taken as the Blockchain ID so that data can be blockchained

NGDRS

Maintain Property Registration

BHUNAKSHA

Spatial data (ULPIN and GeoJSON coordinates) of land parcels

DHARITREE

In all processes of chitha updation

Stakeholders

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Integration with property chain�among stakeholders

SERVICES

  • Authorization and Validations

  • Transaction from stake holders

  • Create Property Details

  • Update Property Details

  • Update Status

  • Get Transactions

Land Records

Property Registration

Special Data

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Key factors of Blockchain Integration

  • Textual and spatial land parcel data are hashed and stored in the blockchain.
  • Digital signing of data before making transactions in blockchain to ensure security, integrity, and authenticity.
  • A list of transactions conducted against a particular land parcel can be retrieved from the blockchain.
  • Verification of land record data is possible by comparing the local hashed data with the hashed blockchain data.
  • ULPIN is used as a unique identifier for land parcels stored in the blockchain.
  • Provisions are made for onboarding multiple stakeholders such as banks, the Agriculture Department, courts, etc. to view the authenticated information from blockchain

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  • View all time-stamped transactions
  • Verify ownership details
  • Avoids illegal transactions
  • Reduce document verification
  • Faster execution of transactions
  • Minimizes litigations

Benefits of Blockchain

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Blockchain - Value to Government

Blockchain technology can revolutionize interactions between

government and citizens by:

Provision of an immutable, secure, and transparent end-to-end traceability with cryptographically sealed data can reduce the time, cost, and risks of managing sensitive information

Reducing the risk of data leaks:

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Present Status of Blockchain Implementation in Assam

  • Proof of Concept for Blockchain completed for Banmaza village under Uttar Guwahati Circle of Kamrup District
  • Today Blockchain Pilot will be rolled out for Darrang District

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Transforming Assam's land legacy: Blockchain unveiling transparency and immutability

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