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e-governance
Technology Tamil Nadu launches paperless Anywhere Registration for property deals from August 17
The Tamil Nadu government approved the first phase of its 'Anywhere Registration' initiative under the STAR 3.0 platform, making two categories of property transactions mandatory through a fully paperless, presenceless process from August 17, 2026. The move aims to improve transparency, efficiency and citizen convenience, with Aadhaar-based biometric verification and same-day approval commitment.
AI-Powered SaaS Platform Optimises Temporary Accommodation Placement for London Boroughs
A new AI-enabled decision-support system called DOMUS, developed at the University of East London, is helping the London Borough of Newham streamline temporary accommodation placements. The cloud-based SaaS integrates household records, policy rules, and live rental listings to cut search time and improve compliance. A pilot showed substantial improvements in efficiency and staff satisfaction, positioning DOMUS as replicable digital public infrastructure for other boroughs.
Technology Haryana cuts mutation backlog by 90% with new auto-mutation system statewide
The Haryana government has reduced pending land mutation cases by over 90% within six months through a new auto-mutation system that automatically updates ownership records after property registration. The reform aims to make land record management faster, more transparent, and technology-driven, benefiting lakhs of property owners by eliminating separate mutation applications.