Rajasthan Government to Digitize Tehsils for Streamlined Revenue Services

The Rajasthan government announced that it will soon complete the process of notifying all state tehsils online, enhancing the convenience of revenue-related work for the public. Presently, 416 out of 426 tehsils have been digitized. This initiative is highlighted during the ongoing budget session in the state assembly.

The Rajasthan government announced on Monday that it will soon complete the task of bringing all tehsils of the state online, a move aimed at making revenue-related work more accessible and convenient for the public.

During a Question Hour session in the Rajasthan Assembly, Revenue Minister Hemant Meena stated that out of the total 426 tehsils in the state, 416 have already been digitized, with the remaining 10 tehsils expected to be notified online shortly.

This digitization effort is part of the ongoing budget session in the Rajasthan Assembly, where the Revenue Minister provided a written response to a query from Congress MLA Chetan Patel Kolana, noting that significant progress has already been made in making tehsil records available online.

(With inputs from agencies.)