Haryana Land Record Reforms

The India — Haryana>>> government has significantly reformed its land records administration by introducing a statewide auto-mutation system and digitizing all legacy mutation records onto a unified digital platform. This initiative has drastically reduced pending mutation cases by over 90% within six months, from nearly five lakh to about 50,000. Sumita Misra>>>, Financial Commissioner India — Revenue and Disaster Management Department, highlighted that the reforms aim to make land record management faster, more transparent, and technology-driven. The new system automatically generates mutation entries upon property registration, eliminating the need for separate applications and reducing delays and disputes. A special ten-day campaign has been launched to clear the remaining backlog. These changes are part of India — Haryana>>>'s broader agenda to modernize land governance, improve public trust, and enhance the ease of accessing public services.