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Karnataka Digitizes Over 102 Crore Tax Record Pages Under Bhū Surakṣā Initiative
The Karnataka government has successfully digitized more than 102 crore pages of tax records under its Bhū Surakṣā project, aiming to provide the public with easy access to authentic documents and curb the circulation of fake records.
The Karnataka government has completed the digitization of more than 102 crore pages of tax records under its Bhū Surakṣā initiative, a move that is expected to streamline access to official documents for citizens.
The project, which falls under the state’s broader digital governance strategy, seeks to eliminate the proliferation of counterfeit records by making genuine evidence readily available online.
By converting paper files into digital format, the initiative will reduce the time and effort required for citizens to obtain necessary documentation, thereby enhancing transparency and efficiency in public services.
Officials say the digitization effort will also help curb fraud and improve the overall integrity of the state’s tax and land record systems.
The project, which falls under the state’s broader digital governance strategy, seeks to eliminate the proliferation of counterfeit records by making genuine evidence readily available online.
By converting paper files into digital format, the initiative will reduce the time and effort required for citizens to obtain necessary documentation, thereby enhancing transparency and efficiency in public services.
Officials say the digitization effort will also help curb fraud and improve the overall integrity of the state’s tax and land record systems.