Under the nationwide ‘map’ project, a drone survey of 10 municipal areas of Rajasthan will be conducted and digital mapping will be digitized. A spokesperson gave this information.
According to the spokesperson, the project will start on February 18 and the state level program will be started by Urban Development and Housing Minister Jhabar Singh Kharra.
According to the official statement of the Department of Autonomous Governance, under the ‘Digital India Land Records Modernization’ program, the ‘map’ project will be started in various states of the country including Rajasthan on February 18.
The Rajasthan government has selected 10 cities of the state for this project. Under this, all the land area of the municipality in Bhiwadi, Kishangarh, Beawar, Sawaimadhopur, Jaisalmer, Pushkar, Bagru, Bahrod, Nawalgarh and Nathdwara will be digitized by digital mapping by drone survey.
This will make it easier to share and make land related information transparent. Department director Indrajit Singh said that urban development will get a new direction from the map project. This will make it possible to make accurate demarcation of properties in urban areas.
He said that with this exercise, information about the ownership of property will also be registered and land related records will be available in digital form. With this, the common people will be able to see their property information in one click online. Singh said that this initiative will be helpful in reducing land disputes, ensuring property rights and speeding up essential urban development.
