Belsand: The Sub-Registrar Office in Belsand is set to go paperless soon. Sub-Registrar Kumari Preetilata announced that preparations for this transition have begun in line with government directives. This move aims to modernize and streamline the registration processes.

Preetilata informed that this paperless initiative has already been successfully implemented in fifty other registration offices across the state. This forms part of the Digital India campaign, which seeks to make government services online and transparent. The implementation of a paperless system is expected to simplify document management, curb corruption, and provide quicker services to the public. It will also save time and reduce the duration of paperwork, making the registration process smoother and more efficient.