Yesterday it was reported that the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh is in the process of adopting blockchain to prevent tampering of land records. Details of the project were discussed by Deputy Chief Minister (Revenue) Pilli Subash Chandra Bose in an interview with local news outlet
The New Indian Express.
The minister said the state government was in talks with a few companies and a final decision would be taken after the winter session of the State Assembly.
“At present, everyone, right from the data entry operator, is changing land records, which ultimately lead to land disputes,” Bose told The New Indian Express. “But once getting purification of land records and implementing the blockchain technology, it will be impossible to tamper.”
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