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Sarkari Yojana
Bihar's Nalanda registers 110 land docs daily via paperless system
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 08:37 AM
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The paperless land registry system in Nalanda district is gaining rapid traction, with an average of 110 documents registered digitally every day across three key offices.
The adoption of the paperless land registry system in Nalanda district, Bihar, has accelerated significantly, reflecting a growing shift towards digital governance in the state. Residents are increasingly opting for this streamlined process to handle their land-related documentation.
According to recent data, the registration offices in Bihar Sharif, Hilsa, and Rajgir are collectively processing an average of 110 documents on a daily basis. This consistent volume indicates a high level of public engagement with the new digital infrastructure.
Under this system, citizens can access verified copies of their registered documents through QR codes, eliminating the need for physical paper trails. This method not only enhances the security of land records but also reduces administrative delays associated with traditional paper-based filing.
The successful implementation of this initiative in Nalanda serves as a model for other districts in Bihar, demonstrating how digital tools can improve efficiency in public services.
According to recent data, the registration offices in Bihar Sharif, Hilsa, and Rajgir are collectively processing an average of 110 documents on a daily basis. This consistent volume indicates a high level of public engagement with the new digital infrastructure.
Under this system, citizens can access verified copies of their registered documents through QR codes, eliminating the need for physical paper trails. This method not only enhances the security of land records but also reduces administrative delays associated with traditional paper-based filing.
The successful implementation of this initiative in Nalanda serves as a model for other districts in Bihar, demonstrating how digital tools can improve efficiency in public services.