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Digital push making revenue services citizen-friendly: MP

Haryana's Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini today inaugurated four pioneering digital initiatives within the Revenue Department from Babain, Kurukshetra
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Panchkula, Updated At : 03:15 AM Sep 30, 2025 IST
Rajya Sabha MP Kartikeya Sharma plants a saplings at the Mini-Secretariat in Panchkula on Monday.

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Haryana's Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini today inaugurated four pioneering digital initiatives within the Revenue Department from Babain, Kurukshetra. Addressing a district-level event as chief guest at the Mini-Secretariat auditorium, Rajya Sabha MP Kartikeya Sharma hailed the new digital reforms as transformative, stating that they would directly benefit citizens.

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The state-level inauguration was streamed live, where Chief Minister Saini unveiled the four key initiatives: A paperless registration system, a digital tool for site marking, a WhatsApp chatbot for citizen queries, and a digital monitoring system for revenue courts.

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