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Revenue Department launches AI-driven digitisation of rural land records across Karnataka
Under the Swachh Bhumi scheme, Karnataka's Revenue Department has formed teams to re‑verify all rural land records and maps using artificial intelligence to prevent farmer property disputes.
The Revenue Department of Karnataka announced that under the Swachh Bhumi scheme, teams have been set up to digitise and re‑examine rural land records across the state.
The initiative involves re‑verification of Record of Rights (RTC) and mapping data using AI technology, aiming to eliminate discrepancies and reduce disputes among farmers.
Officials said the AI‑based review will streamline the verification process, improve accuracy, and ensure transparent land ownership records.
The department expects the digitisation drive to accelerate the resolution of pending land disputes and support agricultural development.
The project is part of broader efforts to modernise land administration in Karnataka.
The initiative involves re‑verification of Record of Rights (RTC) and mapping data using AI technology, aiming to eliminate discrepancies and reduce disputes among farmers.
Officials said the AI‑based review will streamline the verification process, improve accuracy, and ensure transparent land ownership records.
The department expects the digitisation drive to accelerate the resolution of pending land disputes and support agricultural development.
The project is part of broader efforts to modernise land administration in Karnataka.