Bihar's silent land records revolution
India, June 11 -- The future of land governance in India may not always emerge from the courtrooms, but from transparent, continuously updated, digitally secured revenue records
India's economy runs on land records, but its legal imagination has never fully trusted them. Few administrative instruments have been as routinely dismissed as mutation entries - long treated as weak fiscal documents carrying little evidentiary value regarding ownership. Courts have repeatedly observed that mutation neither creates nor extinguishes title. Lawyers have viewed it as merely presumptive. Citizens have associated revenue records with manipulation, missing registers, opaque procedures, and arbitrary correction slips.
Much of this scepticism was justi...
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