Sangrur, 18 June 2025: Deputy Commissioner Mr. Sandeep Rishi shared that the Punjab Government’s Department of e-Governance has launched six new services of the Revenue Department and 29 services of the Transport Department at Sewa Kendras. In this way, the Punjab Government is continuously enhancing the range of services provided at Sewa Kendras through fast-paced progress in e-Governance.
Giving details about the Revenue Department services, the Deputy Commissioner stated that six new services of the Revenue Department are now available through Sewa Kendras. Now, the Digital Fard (land ownership record) can be obtained from the Sewa Kendra and will also be sent to the applicant’s WhatsApp number.
Similarly, the second service allows for submitting applications for inheritance mutation through the Sewa Kendra. The third service enables applying for mutation based on registered deeds. The fourth service includes correction in Fard, allowing applicants to rectify their land records.
The fifth service allows submitting applications for Rapats (reports), which are often needed for loans or court cases. The sixth service is a new subscription alert service, allowing a landowner to register their land account and receive alerts on their phone via WhatsApp and email if any transactions are attempted on the account—thus enhancing security and transparency.
He mentioned that continuous efforts are being made to improve service delivery. Citizens can also dial 1076 to avail of these services from home by scheduling a time slot, with a nominal additional fee of ₹50.
He added that the district has a total of 27 Sewa Kendras, including one Type-1 center at the district level, 12 Type-2, and 14 Type-3 centers, where the general public can access various government services.
Summary:
Punjab has introduced new services from the Revenue and Transport Departments at Sewa Kendras to streamline public access to essential government facilities.