- Villagers Express Satisfaction After Learning About Auto-Mutation, Geo-Referencing, and Online Revenue Services
- Improvements in Revenue Services Provide Relief to Villagers; Gratitude Expressed to Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai and Revenue Minister Tank Ram Verma
The Revenue Department’s stall at the exhibition held in Naya Raipur, as part of the Chhattisgarh ‘Rajyotsav’ (State Festival) 2026, has become a major attraction for visitors. A large number of citizens from various districts across the state are visiting the stall to learn about the digital and online services offered by the Revenue Department. The exhibition showcases features such as geo-referencing, auto-mutation, online land mutation, land partition, and the digitization of revenue records. There is significant enthusiasm among the public regarding these facilities. Villagers noted that the Revenue Department’s online services have reduced the need for unnecessary, repeated visits to government offices, saving both time and money while providing much-needed relief to the common citizen.
- Villagers from Balodabazar-Bhatapara District State: Online Services Simplify Revenue-Related Tasks
During the ‘Rajyotsav’, villagers from Saklor village in the Simga development block of Balodabazar-Bhatapara district—including Dilip Verma, Vedram Verma, and others—visited the Revenue Department’s exhibition. Praising the online services, they remarked that previously, even minor revenue-related tasks required multiple trips to the Tehsil or other government offices, which consumed both time and money. With the expansion of online services, these processes have become much simpler, allowing people to access revenue-related information from the comfort of their own homes. The villagers expressed their gratitude to Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai and Revenue Minister Tank Ram Verma for these public-welfare reforms. Villagers from Patharidih village in this district—including Shri Mahendra Sahu, Shri Rajaram, Shri Ashwani, and Shri Tilak—shared that the process for obtaining caste and domicile certificates has become much more convenient than before. The reduction in time required for tasks such as uncontested land mutation and partition has brought relief to farmers and ordinary citizens. With revenue records now available online, it has become easy to access them from anywhere whenever needed. The villagers noted that these facilities provided by the administration are alleviating the difficulties faced by the general public. Expressing their gratitude to the Chief Minister and the Revenue Minister, they described these initiatives as highly beneficial for rural residents.
- Villagers from Raipur and Janjgir also praised the digital revenue system.
Shri Manoj, Shri Salik, and Shri Jitendra from Budgahan village in Raipur district described the reforms being implemented in the Revenue Department as being in the public interest. They stated that the digital system is enhancing transparency in revenue-related matters and providing greater convenience to citizens. Online services are proving particularly useful for farmers and families in need, especially in rural areas. They expressed their appreciation to Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai and Revenue Minister Shri Tank Ram Verma for expanding these facilities.
Similarly, villagers from Janjgir district—including Shri Jeevan Lal, Shri Onkar, and Shri Lalit—praised the information provided at the exhibition. They remarked that the modern technology being adopted by the Revenue Department has made it easier to access land-related records. This will spare the general public from unnecessary hardships when dealing with revenue-related tasks. The villagers thanked the state government for its efforts to make revenue services simpler and more accessible.
- Villagers express gratitude to the Chief Minister and the Revenue Minister.
Villagers from various districts who visited the exhibition expressed their gratitude to Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai and Revenue Minister Shri Tank Ram Verma, noting that the reforms being carried out in the Revenue Department are directly benefiting the common citizens. Tasks that previously required repeated visits to government offices can now be completed more easily through online facilities. Villagers remarked that the efforts to enhance transparency, simplicity, and timeliness in revenue services are commendable. They expressed hope that these facilities would be further expanded in the future, extending benefits to people living in remote rural areas as well.
At the Revenue Department’s exhibition, information is being provided on how modern technologies—such as geo-referencing—facilitate better management of land records, and how features like ‘auto-mutation’ simplify the process of land title transfers. These innovations are part of an ongoing effort to make the revenue administration more transparent, accountable, and citizen-centric.
During the ‘Rajyotsav’ (State Festival), the Revenue Department’s exhibition serves as an important platform—not only to showcase the department’s achievements and innovations but also to raise awareness among citizens about available digital services. The enthusiastic participation and positive feedback from villagers arriving from various regions of the state reflect their satisfaction with the initiatives aimed at making revenue services simpler, more accessible, and more transparent.