Chandigarh, July 20 -- Haryana chief minister Nayab Singh Saini on Sunday reviewed the functioning of the revenue department and took stock of the progress made in the implementation of various digital governance initiatives, land record modernisation projects, and citizen-centric reforms. During the meeting, the Haryana revenue department officials told Saini that over five lakh pending mutation cases out of nearly six lakh have been resolved across the state. The CM was informed that Aadhaar seeding of revenue records is progressing steadily and that so far over 42.55 lakh records, representing about 25% of the total 1.69 crore records have been linked with Aadhaar. "This initiative will improve the accuracy of land records, eliminate duplicate entries, strengthen transparency, facilitate quicker service delivery and prevent fraudulent land transactions," an official spokesperson said. Saini, while reviewing the grievance redressal mechanism, directed officers to make the entire system more transparent, accountable and citizen-friendly. Saini also directed all deputy commissioners (DCs) to include tehsildars and other revenue department officers in the weekly samadhan shivirs. While reviewing the progress of the state's land record modernisation programme, the CM was informed that over 40.20 crore legacy revenue record images have been digitised. Saini directed DCs to ensure that all land record offices must provide adequate facilities to the visitors. Saini on Sunday announced that the best-performing government school management committees (SMCs) at the block level across the state will be awarded Rs.10 lakh as an incentive. The award amount will be utilised for the overall development of the respective schools and the best-performing SMCs will be selected through the newly launched 'SACH' portal....