Every property in Delhi, from village homes and land parcels to flats and commercial buildings, could soon get a unique digital identity under a new land records law planned by the city government.
The Delhi government is set to introduce the Delhi Land Records Bill, 2026, under which properties across the capital will be surveyed and their records compiled on a common digital platform.
The proposed exercise will cover both rural and urban Delhi. The government said a digital record would be created for every floor of every building so that individual units in multi-storey properties are also covered. The Delhi government is set to introduce the Delhi Land Records Bill, 2026, under which properties across the capital will be surveyed and their records compiled on a common digital platform.
In multi-storey buildings, a separate digital record will be prepared for every floor, according to the Chief Minister’s Office. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said the system would provide each property with an authenticated digital identity. Records currently maintained by different government departments and local bodies will be compiled on a single platform, the government said. The survey and identification work in these villages has been completed, while the related documents are being compiled and SVAMITVA property cards are under preparation, according to the government.
