Table 2 - Department of Land Resources

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for reducing the disputes. Details about pre-mutation sketch and its importance in land administration are discussed under the heading survey department in this section. Banks and Co-operative Institutions: If we analyze the different types of transactions happening in BHOOMI, more than fifty percent of transactions pertain to pledge and release type. These are transactions wherein citizen has pledged his land to banks or cooperative institutions for getting farm credit or released the property after paying back the loan. On analyzing data for few taluks, it was clear that average time taken for data entry and initiating the transaction is maximum compared to any other stage. This is because, the volume of applications that are being received from these banks and co-operative institution for creating liabilities on the land. Keeping the volume of transactions and time taken for data entry of the same, Revenue department has decided to integrate BHOOMI and Bank activities electronically. Facility has been enabled for banks and cooperative institutions to raise digitally signed request for pledge or release over internet from the bank itself. The request will contain all the parameters to initiate the transaction in BHOOMI automatically. This has helped BHOOMI to reduce the pendency at data entry level and Banks are benefitted because they can access the land records database for confirming ownership, extents owned by the farmer, other liabilities that farmer has and also monitor the status of requests raised by them. Banks and co-operatives institution will also become interested parties for all those land parcels for which they have disbursed farm credit. Land acquiring bodies: Land acquisition is the process wherein agricultural and/or non agricultural lands are acquired by government for various activities such as village/town extension, roads, culverts, reservoirs, canals, military camps, railways, industries etc., Regular Assistant commissioners in the revenue sub-divisions also act as Land Acquisition Officers along with special Land Acquisition Officers appointed by government, urban development authorities, Industrial development authorities, National Highways etc., Keeping the volatile nature of land records, notifications are bound to go wrong keeping time required to collect the manual data and preparation of notification manually. Certain transactions which do not change the ownership such as podi keep happening even after notification resulting in change in key parameters itself. The paper based intimations from the land acquiring bodies were not getting implemented in land records system even though land records management was electronic in nature. It was up to the discretion of the officials to decide whether to initiate the transaction or not. In essence due to absence of direct electronic interface between the land acquisition officer and the administrator of record of right management, the notification of intended acquisition of land was not indicated on the record of right and most of the time there was a scope for changing the ownership, creation of liability on the land as well as there was an enormous scope for acquiring the same piece of land resulting in a huge loss to the State Exchequer in terms of paying compensation multiple times. NIC,Deity,MCIT,GOI DOLR,MORD,GOI 18
Electronic integration of BHOOMI and BHOOSWADEENA (An automated Land Acquisition System) has brought synchronization between two systems. Land acquiring bodies consume the land records data electronically to create notifications in a workflow based Land Acquisition System. After every stage of notification, BHOOMI is informed about the event by sending XML (eXtensible Markup Language) file, which in turn is used in BHOOMI to create a transaction automatically either to create liability entry about published notification or to replace the owner with the name of the acquiring body depending on the stage of activity. Timely updation of land records is helping the prospective buyers to take decisions as ground reality is reflected on records of rights with respect to acquisition proceedings that are in progress on a particular land parcel. Registration department is also gets alerted before executing transaction as land acquisition notifications are updated on records of rights. On the other hand deserving land lords will be paid compensation without litigations. Computerization of Land Acquisition Offices has resulted in better management of land acquisition activity as a whole. Survey department: While BHOOMI was in place by the year 2000 there were fundamental problems with the spatial data management and synchronization of it with textual records. The process of phodi (division of bigger property into a smaller hissas on NIC,Deity,MCIT,GOI DOLR,MORD,GOI 19
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