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- The Karnataka government is introducing a simplified e-swathu issuance process to help residents in village panchayat areas obtain legal documentation for their properties.
- Applicants who lack formal title deeds but have lived on their properties for years can qualify by providing utility bills, tax receipts, or residency documents.
- The initiative excludes properties involved in legal disputes, government land, or forest encroachments, with the government aiming to deliver e-swathu documents to 10 lakh properties starting in November.
What to watch next
- Launch of the e-swathu-03 software on October 2.
- The start of the door-to-door delivery campaign on November 1.
- Successful processing of the target of 10 lakh property documents.
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