In a major administrative reform aimed at easing land transactions, the Odisha government will begin land registration, buying, and selling directly at tehsil offices from November 1, informed Revenue and Disaster Management Minister Suresh Pujari.

In an interaction with media persons, the minister informed that the initiative will first cover 44 tehsils across the state, with plans to extend the service to the remaining 273 tehsils by December.

Sources reported that Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi will inaugurate the system on November 1, marking a significant shift from the existing practice of carrying out registrations at sub-registrar or district nodal offices.

Under the new system, citizens can book slots online and complete their registration at the nearest tehsil office, elimi

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