Bhoomi

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Government of Karnataka started Bhoomi in mid 1998, as a major
initiative to computerize land records to ensure more secure title
deeds and roll-back the rampant cases of corruption. The existing
registry of the 20 million land records of 6.7 million land owners in
176 taluks of Karnataka have been computerised and organised into a
database. The government intends to sustain the Bhoomi project and
replicate it at many more delivery points at sub-district levels, by
positioning the land records database as a killer-application which
will ensure kiosk operators a minimum income of Rs.3000 a month. The
Bhoomi project is keen on private sector involvement and options are
being explored for partnerships with the private sector for retailing.
A franchisee model is already working in Mandya with the partnership
of n-Logue.