Pune Launches New ‘Bhu-Pranam’ Center: One-Stop Solution for Land Records
Pune, 31st May 2025: The first ‘Bhu-Pranam’ center in Pune district, offering a range of land-related documents and services under one roof, has been launched in Pimpri-Chinchwad.
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30 Districts to Get Centers in First Phase
Modeled after the popular Setu Facilitation Centers, the Maharashtra government has started the first phase of this initiative in 30 districts across the state. The Land Records Department, which handles land measurement and documentation, will now offer all key land-related records to the public through these modern service centers.
Documents Available at ‘Bhu-Pranam’ Centers
- 7/12 Land Extracts (Satbara)
- Property Mutation Records and Orders
- Color Land Maps
- Property Register Cards
- Mutation Register Entries
Fund Allocation of ₹10 Lakh Per Center
Each center is being set up at the office of the Deputy Superintendent of Land Records or City Land Officer in the respective district. The state government has sanctioned ₹10 lakh per center, and the services will be provided in a professional and citizen-friendly manner.
A Major Relief for Citizens
These centers aim to eliminate the need for citizens to make multiple visits to land record offices and reduce dependency on middlemen. By offering quick, transparent, and digital services, the initiative is expected to greatly simplify land-related procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ‘Bhu-Pranam’ center?
The ‘Bhu-Pranam’ center is a new initiative by the Maharashtra government that provides a wide range of land-related documents and services under one roof, making it easier for citizens to access these documents without multiple visits to different offices.
Where is the first ‘Bhu-Pranam’ center located?
The first ‘Bhu-Pranam’ center is located in Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune district.
What documents are available at the ‘Bhu-Pranam’ center?
The ‘Bhu-Pranam’ center offers 7/12 land extracts (Satbara), property mutation records and orders, color land maps, property register cards, and mutation register entries.
How many districts will have ‘Bhu-Pranam’ centers in the first phase?
The first phase of the initiative will cover 30 districts across the state of Maharashtra.
How much fund has been allocated for each ‘Bhu-Pranam’ center?
Each ‘Bhu-Pranam’ center has been allocated ₹10 lakh by the state government to ensure professional and citizen-friendly service provision.
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