Programme to train Patwaris, Kanungos to update digital land record launched

The Punjab Government has initiated a training programme for Kanungos and Patwaris to update land records through the digitised cadastral maps using the Bhunaksha portal. The training session was conducted for officials from Kapurthala tehsil and Dhilwan sub-tehsil, along with...

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Phagwara, Updated At : 09:19 AM Feb 07, 2025 IST

Deputy Commissioner, Kapurthala, Amit Kumar Panchal, directed all Kanungos and Patwaris to complete the training efficiently and ensure the seamless implementation of land record updates in accordance with government guidelines. Each patwari has been tasked with updating land records for two villages to ensure the effective execution of the initiative.

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