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the project. Later on District IT Society (DITS) were formed in each district, which are headed by Dy. Commissioner. The DIO, NIC-Haryana Centre is the Technical Member of DITS. The service charges, collected from the HARIS are now divided into Red Cross (40%), DITS (50%) and remaining 10% are sent to the State Revenue department for sustainability of the project and further IT initiatives of the department. Benefits Accrued to the Citizens HARIS has improved the quality of service in Tehsils, by reducing the total time taken by the Tehsil staff for registration. Now registered deeds are returned same day to the public, earlier sometimes it takes weeks/months to get a registered deed back. HARIS use the land rates, fixed by the collector, as reference rates, for computing the stamp duty. So in any case, it does not allow the registration of Land below the collector rates. This feature of HARIS has eliminated the requirements of pre registration audit. So state government has stopped the pre registration audit of the documents, which has saved the general public from the harassment at the hands of auditors. In HARIS the photographs of witnesses are also taken along with the sellers and buyers. This has reduced the incidents of wrong witnesses, which was very prevalent before the implementation of HARIS. The district Red Cross society is also using the HARIS service charges for running social welfare programs for the weaker sections of the society. Benefits to the Government After the implementation of HARIS there has been significant increase in the stamp duty collection. This increase was possible due to following reasons: HARIS has forced the collectors to make their collector rates uniform. Earlier there was big difference in the collector rate and the open market rates of the property. In HARIS, it is possible to fix a separate rate for different parts of the same locality by dividing it into number of segments. So this has reduced the practice of concealing the exact location of property for saving the stamp duty. In HARIS, it is not possible to register a document below the collector rate. This has stopped the revenue leakage caused by the registration of undervalued deeds. HARIS has also reduced the cases, under section 47-A of registration act, to a considerable extent. It was a common practice to register an undervalued deed in the first instance, thereafter; the parties were getting these impounded from the Tehsildar. Later on people were able to get the deed back, by paying bribe or small amount of fine. NIC,Deity,MCIT,GOI DOLR,MORD,GOI 28
HARIS project has been generating funds from more registrations as service charges, making HARIS a self-sustainable project. 2 Haryana Land Records Information System (HALRIS) HALRIS system is designed to keep in mind the following goals and objectives To link the registration with mutations, so that mutation notice can be generated immediately after the registration of document, thereby, doing away with the second visit by citizens to Tehsil office for mutation entry. To generate Nakal (Copy of Record-Of-Right) on-line and issue it to general public at Tehsil level To generate new Jamabandies automatically. Salient Features of HALRIS Dynamic integration of registration and mutations. Automated mutation workflow. Online mutation incorporation facility to update the jamabandi. Automatic updating of Remarks in the Jamabandi. Generation of new jamabandies and consignment in the e-Record rooms. Usage of Hindi language Biometrics and role based security. 2-D Bar coded copies of Record-of-Rights (RoR) Web enabled access to ROR data through http://jamabandi.nic.in & touch screen based kiosks interface. Provision is made to synchronize the Web nakal database at state data centers with the tehsil servers with in 15 minutes of occurrence of any transaction such as Deed Registration, Mutations. NIC,Deity,MCIT,GOI DOLR,MORD,GOI 29
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