Budget: 565.5 crore rupees, fully funded by the central government.
Previous phases digitised 99.9% of Records of Rights and 97% of cadastral maps.
The Land Stack will use a geographic information system to enable interoperability between state land databases.
Bhu‑Aadhaar will provide a unique identifier for each parcel, helping verify ownership and prevent fraud.
Urban pilot NAKSHA will create accurate GIS‑based urban land records and issue Urban Property Cards.
The phase aims to build an integrated geographic information system that unites land records, cadastral maps, property registrations, and related court data into a national ‘Land Stack’.
Key features include assigning a 14‑digit Unique Land Parcel Identification Number (Bhu‑Aadhaar) to every land parcel, upgrading 75 Sub‑Registrar Offices into modern service centres, and linking court case management with land records to reduce delays.
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