Delhi CM Rekha Gupta The Delhi government has launched an initiative to issue a ‘Bhu-Aadhaar’ card, according a unique 14-digit identification number to each land parcel in the city, in a move aimed at ending land boundary related disputes, chief minister Rekha Gupta said on Sunday.A new digital land map of Delhi will be prepared using drone survey and high-resolution imaging, she said, asserting that the Bhu-Aadhaar is a “revolutionary step” towards realising the prime minister’s vision of ‘Digital India’. Delhi: Man Arrested For Valentine’s Strangling, SI Duped of ₹17 L, Early Winters Exit & More The Unique Land Parcel Identification Number (ULPIN), dubbed Bhu-Aadhaar, was launched as part of the Centre’s Digital India Land Records Modernisation Programme (DILRMP) in 2021.This step is part of the government’s push to modernise Delhi’s land records, freeing citizens from long-standing land disputes, the Delhi CMO said in a statement.The implementation of ULPIN has been entrusted to the IT branch of the revenue department, which will also be supported by the Survey of India.Approximately 2 TB (terabyte) of high-quality geospatial data and drone-based Ortho Rectified Images (ORI) are being obtained from the Survey of India for generating accurate ULPINs for all areas of Delhi, including 48 villages already covered under the SVAMITVA scheme, the statement said.Earlier, Rs 1.32 crore had been allocated for the project, with financial management overseen by the IT branch. The government will now expand the system across Delhi in a phased manner under a standard operating procedure with defined timelines, it said.A pilot project has already been completed in Tilangpur Kotla village in West Delhi district, where 274 ULPIN records have been successfully generated.The Bhu-Aadhaar system will ensure complete transparency in land ownership. The 14-digit code will be geo-referenced, thereby minimising disputes over land boundaries, the CMO said.It will facilitate coordination of land data among various government departments and effectively curb fraudulent transactions and multiple registrations, it said For citizens, the move is expected bring ease and convenience. Instead of navigating multiple documents to establish land ownership, a single number will provide comprehensive details of the property, the statement added.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos“From Compassion To Combat, Operation Sindoor Reflects New India” Rajnath Singh“Delhi Fully Prepared For AI Summit,” Says Kuljeet Chahal As NDMC Unveils Grand Illumination DriveFormer BSP leader Naseemuddin Siddiqui joins Samajwadi Party in presence of Akhilesh YadavAkhilesh Yadav Attacks BJP on Trade Deal, Says India’s Market ‘Gifted to US’, Mentions Epstein File“Active But Shut Out” Nafisa Raihana Over Low Women Nominations“Unfortunate ”: Oppn Targets India-Pak Match After Pahalgam, Delhi BlastsKarnataka: Two Killed In Chemical Tank Explosion At Kirti Chemicals In Mandya‘I Challenge Rahul Gandhi’: Amit Shah Slams Cong For ‘Misleading Farmers’ On India-US Trade Deal’India Wedded To Strategic Autonomy’: EAM Jaishankar After Marco Rubio’s Russian Oil ClaimIndian Student Saketh Sreenivasaiah Found Dead In U.S. Days After Going Missing In California123Photostories8 Indian dishes that were once considered “poor man’s food” but are now premiumApple TV’s five must-watch sitcoms: ‘Bad Sisters,’ ‘Shrinking’ and moreWhat is a convertible car? Features, types and 5 key facts every buyer should knowShahid Kapoor, Shah Rukh Khan, Varun Dhawan: Actors who turned grey on screen and left audiences stunnedFrom Ram Kapoor to Sakshi Tanwar, Ronit Roy and more – TV celebrities who own lavish propertiesMumbai’s Bandra east skywalk opens: 680m elevated link to BKC, western express highwayShahid Kapoor-Kareena Kapoor to Ranbir Kapoor-Deepika Padukone: Bollywood exes who reunited on screen after break upRajpal Yadav, Salman Khan, Ranveer Singh: A look at Bollywood’s ongoing legal storms5 important rivers that pass through Indian national parks7 protein-rich air fryer snacks under 200 calories123Hot PicksIT Stocks CrashGold Silver PricesBangladesh Election ResultsTelangana Municipal Elections ResultsIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingPatrick MahomesBad BunnyJosh MorrisseyJutta LeerdamAuston MatthewsKayla NicoleAnthony JoshuaChris PaulDarron LeeKyle Busch Net Worth
The Delhi government has launched an initiative to issue a ‘Bhu-Aadhaar’ card, according a unique 14-digit identification number to each land parcel in the city, in a move aimed at ending land boundary related disputes, chief minister Rekha Gupta said on Sunday.A new digital land map of Delhi will be prepared using drone survey and high-resolution imaging, she said, asserting that the Bhu-Aadhaar is a “revolutionary step” towards realising the prime minister’s vision of ‘Digital India’.
The Unique Land Parcel Identification Number (ULPIN), dubbed Bhu-Aadhaar, was launched as part of the Centre’s Digital India Land Records Modernisation Programme (DILRMP) in 2021.This step is part of the government’s push to modernise Delhi’s land records, freeing citizens from long-standing land disputes, the Delhi CMO said in a statement.The implementation of ULPIN has been entrusted to the IT branch of the revenue department, which will also be supported by the Survey of India.Approximately 2 TB (terabyte) of high-quality geospatial data and drone-based Ortho Rectified Images (ORI) are being obtained from the Survey of India for generating accurate ULPINs for all areas of Delhi, including 48 villages already covered under the SVAMITVA scheme, the statement said.Earlier, Rs 1.32 crore had been allocated for the project, with financial management overseen by the IT branch. The government will now expand the system across Delhi in a phased manner under a standard operating procedure with defined timelines, it said.A pilot project has already been completed in Tilangpur Kotla village in West Delhi district, where 274 ULPIN records have been successfully generated.The Bhu-Aadhaar system will ensure complete transparency in land ownership. The 14-digit code will be geo-referenced, thereby minimising disputes over land boundaries, the CMO said.It will facilitate coordination of land data among various government departments and effectively curb fraudulent transactions and multiple registrations, it said For citizens, the move is expected bring ease and convenience. Instead of navigating multiple documents to establish land ownership, a single number will provide comprehensive details of the property, the statement added.
