Delhi government plans digital upgrade of sub-registrar offices to curb delays, fraud
The Delhi government plans to upgrade sub-registrar offices to enhance transparency and efficiency in property registration. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced that the new model will reduce delays and corruption by incorporating technology-driven systems. The initiative aims to create citizen-centric service centers with advanced security features and improved service delivery.
- ▪Sub-registrar offices will be transformed into technology-enabled service centers.
- ▪The new model aims to eliminate delays, corruption, and middlemen in property registration.
- ▪Advanced security measures, including AI-powered facial recognition and blockchain technology, will be implemented.
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Sub-registrar offices will be transformed into transparent, technology-enabled, and citizen-centric service centres, modelled on the time-bound service delivery of Passport Seva Kendras, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said on Saturday.Ms. Gupta said the aim is to transform the functioning of these offices so that citizens registering property no longer have to deal with “delays, corruption, middlemen or unnecessary hassles”.According to a statement from the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO), she recently held a meeting with senior officials of the department concerned, during which several private firms also made presentations on how technology-driven systems, trained staff and integrated digital services have enabled some States to deliver faster, more transparent and hassle-free public…
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