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Maharashtras Historic Land Records to Go Digital 30 Crore Pages From 1865 to Transform Property Transactions

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Government digitization project in Maharashtra, India, targeting land records. Commercial mechanism is weak: no direct price impact, no scarcity, no margin squeeze. Primary beneficiaries are IT service providers and real estate sector via improved transaction efficiency, but no concrete revenue/cost figures. Impact is India-specific and long-term. (not specified) for most commercial details.

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  • 30 crore pages of land records from 1865 to be digitized in Maharashtra.
  • 11 crore pages from physical registers (1865–1985) and 19 crore pages from microfilms/CDs (1927–2001).
  • AI-enabled document management system to be used.
  • Agency appointed for high-resolution scanning.
  • Project aims to reduce risk of loss/damage and enable online access.

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