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Time of India
4 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
Mohali gears up for 79th Independence Day, Khuddian to lead celebrations
1 2 Mohali: Punjab's animal husbandry, fisheries, and dairy development minister, Gurmeet Singh Khuddian, will hoist the national flag at Mohali's 79th Independence Day celebrations on Aug 15. The district-level function will be held at Shaheed Major (Shaurya Chakra) Harminder Pal Singh Government College Ground, Phase 6. Ahead of the event, the venue resonated with patriotic fervour as hundreds of students staged colourful cultural performances during the full dress rehearsal. Deputy commissioner Komal Mittal and senior superintendent of police Harmandeep Singh Hans inspected the arrangements, reviewed the parade, and issued directions for final touches. Led by Parade Commander DSP Jatinder Singh Chauhan, contingents of Punjab Police (male and female), NCC cadets, and school bands marched past in perfect synchrony. March past participants included NCC cadets from Government College, Phase 6; Government Girls Senior Secondary School, Kurali; Laxmi Tara Rathore Public School, Sialba Majri; and Mata Sahib Kaur Public School, Swara. School bands from Government Girls Senior Secondary School, Sohana, and School of Eminence, Phase 3B1, added ceremonial grandeur. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 15 Most Beautiful Female Athletes in the World Click Here Undo The cultural showcase featured performances by GD Goenka Public School, Satluj World Public School, St Stephen's School, Paragon School, Shiwalik Public School, and The Millennium School. Tableaux depicted themes like Yudh Nasheya Virudh, stubble burning prevention, Verka products, Easy Registry, CM di Yogshala, Swachhata Abhiyan, free legal aid, and cyber safety. A special highlight was the National Anthem recital by children from the School of Eminence, Phase 3B1. DC Komal Mittal said preparations are complete and all departments have been given specific responsibilities to make the celebrations memorable. Stay updated with the latest local news from your city on Times of India (TOI). Check upcoming bank holidays , public holidays , and current gold rates and silver prices in your area.
Time of India
21-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
DC inspects offices to check proper execution of ‘easy registry' system
Ludhiana: Deputy commissioner Himanshu Jain Monday conducted a thorough inspection of the sub-registrar offices in Ludhiana Central and West to assess their functioning and the implementation of the Easy Registry system. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now During the visit, Jain engaged with citizens seeking land registration services and held discussions with deed writers and lawyers to get their feedback on the newly launched Easy Registry. He sought insights into their experiences and suggestions for further enhancements. The DC highlighted that Easy Registry has streamlined the registration process, eliminating the need for middlemen and multiple office visits. "All registry-related information is accessible via WhatsApp, making the process faster, transparent, and user-friendly," he said. The system offers online document submission, digital pre-verification, and appointment scheduling at sub-registrar offices. Citizens can prepare sale deed drafts independently or seek assistance from service providers, contactable via the helpline 1076, who can also provide home visits for document preparation. The DC emphasised that the system saves time, cost, and effort, with pre-verification completed within 48 hours and registrations finalized promptly as per scheduled appointments. This eliminates long queues and repetitive visits, offering significant convenience, especially for busy professionals. Jain reiterated the Punjab government's commitment to delivering efficient and transparent public services. He clarified that the inspection aimed to enhance operational efficiency, not to find faults among officers. He directed all officials to perform their duties with integrity and diligence to ensure a seamless experience for citizens visiting government offices.
Indian Express
13-06-2025
- Business
- Indian Express
Mann, Kejriwal launch ‘Easy Jamabandi Portal' to digitise land services, check graft
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday launched a digital platform, 'Easy Jamabandi Portal', to provide land-related revenue services online. Addressing a gathering, Mann said, 'Punjab is taking another step to root out corruption from revenue services on which lakhs of people depend on each year.' Delhi's former chief minister Kejriwal said, 'A few days ago, we launched the 'Easy Registry' initiative to simplify property registration. This is part of the same effort to digitise and streamline key services.' They said the Easy Jamabandi Portal would provide five main services like 'Online Intkal' (mutation), 'Rapat Entry' (recording changes due to court orders or loan, 'Fard Badar' (correction of land records), 'Jamabandi layi Subscribe karo' (land record subscription alerts) and 'WhatsApp te Jamabandi' (accessing land records via WhatsApp). According to officials, the portal allows people to obtain a copy of their land record (Jamabandi) by entering details online. 'There is no need to visit a patwari, stand in queues or pay bribes. People will receive a digitally signed copy with a QR code for verification,' Mann said. They said land records for 99 per cent of villages had been digitised, with the rest expected to be covered in two months. About the Online Intkal (mutation) service, Kejriwal stated, 'Around eight lakh mutations take place annually. Earlier, updating ownership after a sale or inheritance meant months of delays. Now, this will be done within 30 days, and updates will be sent via WhatsApp.' Mann said the Rapat Entry system would now operate entirely online. 'Every year, about 2 lakh such entries are made. For court orders, the entry will be completed within a day, and for loans, within seven days,' he said. For Fard Badar, they explained that nearly 60,000 correction requests are made each year. Kejriwal said, 'People can now submit a simple online form with documents. The application will be processed within 15 days, and fees will be paid digitally.' The leaders also introduced a new feature called 'Subscribe to Your Land Records', which is aimed at safeguarding property ownership, especially for NRIs. 'Landowners can subscribe to their records for Rs 500 per year per Khewat. If there is any change or tampering, they will get an instant alert on WhatsApp or email and can raise an objection immediately,' Mann said.
Hindustan Times
13-06-2025
- Business
- Hindustan Times
Now, a portal to provide hassle-free land record services in Punjab
Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Singh Mann and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday launched the Easy Jamabandi portal to provide smooth, hassle-free land record services. The portal provides five main services: Jamabandi via WhatsApp, online intkal (mutation), rapat entry, fard badar (correction of land records) and subscription for land record protection. At the launch event at Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU) campus, Mann said, 'Punjab is taking yet another historic step to root out corruption from key revenue services that affects lakhs of people. A few days ago, we launched the 'Easy Registry' initiative to make property registrations simpler and transparent, thereby eliminating corruption.' Mann said every year, nearly 40 lakh people visit their patwari or fard centres to obtain land record copies. 'Now, there is no need to visit a patwari, stand in queues, or pay bribes for getting land records as people can simply go to the Easy Jamabandi website, enter their details and get a copy of the Jamabandi for free. This will be digitally signed and have a QR code that anyone can scan to verify the land record,' said the CM. He added that the state government has digitised land records for 99% of the villages in Punjab and that the remaining villages too will be covered in the next two months. Former Delhi CM Kejriwal said the portal will also ensure timely delivery of services. 'Once a person submits a request for mutation on the portal, the mutation will be done within 30 days.' In a feature that will particularly help NRIs, people can pay an annual fee of ₹500 per khewat (landholding record) and get instant alerts via WhatsApp or email on any changes in their land records. 'There have been many instances where land records were altered without the owner's knowledge, and they found out about it years later and then had to endure long legal tussles to get it corrected,' said Kejriwal. With the new feature, landowners will receive an instant alert on their phone after which they can immediately raise an objection online, which will be sent directly to the revenue officer concerned. Mann said people can also avail these services by dialling 1076, or submitting applications at any sewa kendra.
Time of India
11-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Easy Registry system speeds up property registrations in Mohali
MOHALI : The newly launched Easy Registry system has significantly streamlined the property registration process in Mohali, cutting down wait times and boosting overall efficiency. Introduced on May 27 by Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Singh Mann and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) convenor Arvind Kejriwal, the system aims to eliminate corruption and provide a hassle-free experience for property owners. According to officials, the Easy Registry system has processed over 4,000 applications within just 15 days, with an average clearance time of two hours. If all documents are ready and pre-approved, the registration process takes less than 10 minutes. Mohali deputy commissioner Komal Mittal said, "The system takes less than 10 minutes for pre-approved applications with complete documentation. Only applications with missing documents or objections are deferred. For all others, the process is completed almost instantly." On average, 266 property registrations are being completed daily under the new system. The district revenue department has received nearly 5,000 applications since its launch and has successfully cleared 80% of them. Among the various subdivisions, Kharar led with 1,125 successful registrations, followed by Zirakpur with 1,081, Mohali with 859, Derabassi 463, Majri 353, Banur 81, and Gharuan 45. Revenue officials said majority of application rejections were due to missing key documents such as building plan approvals, sewerage connections, or NOCs from municipal councils. Launched at the sub-registrar office in the District Administrative Complex, the Easy Registry system is part of the state government's larger digital governance push. The initiative is expected to be implemented across Punjab by Aug 1. Officials and stakeholders have praised the move as a transformative step towards transparent and citizen-friendly administration.
