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GIS Maps Coming Soon for Property Sale Deeds

PUNE: GIS maps for properties will soon be essential for the registration process throughout India. Senior officials from the central land records department informed TOI that these maps will replace the long-standing method of defining plot boundaries using cardinal directions and nearby landmarks. The Centre is currently collaborating with all state governments, including Maharashtra, to implement the Geographic Information System (GIS)-based property registration in the near future. The primary aim of this new system is to ensure that every property transaction is digitally linked to a specifically mapped land parcel. Currently, title deeds generally describe boundaries using directions like east…

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Nashik: Land Records Dept. to Hold ‘Bhumi Adalat’

NASHIK: The land records department will hold a ‘Bhumi Adalat’ on October 1 at the division level to resolve land disputes between complainants and respondents amicably. Mahesh Ingale, deputy director of the Nashik division’s land records department, stated that many people face issues related to mutation entries in land records and land measurements. “Over 350 cases have reached my office as the appellate authority, following challenges to earlier decisions from respective authorities. In most instances, the solutions are apparent, but the parties involved may not be aware,” he stated. Ingale emphasized that his team is working to counsel both parties…

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Nashik: Land Records to Hold ‘Bhumi Adalat’ Event

NASHIK: The land records department is set to hold a ‘Bhumi Adalat’ on October 1 at the division level to amicably settle land disputes between complainants and respondents. Mahesh Ingale, the deputy director of the land records department for Nashik division, stated that issues often revolve around mutation entries or land measurements. “Over 350 cases have been brought to my attention as the appellate authority, where aggrieved parties have challenged earlier decisions. In many instances, the solutions are straightforward, but people remain unaware,” he remarked. Ingale’s team aims to counsel all involved to reach mutually beneficial outcomes. He noted that…