Mahadipeswar Das

Skilled GIS Engineer with comprehensive background in spatial data management, geodatabase design, and geographic analysis. Possess strong understanding of cartographic principles, remote sensing and spatial statistics with proven effectiveness in using GIS tools for problem-solving. Notable for boosting efficiency through integration of advanced technology in previous job roles.

• BSE
• HSE
• Diploma

• DILRMP, which stands for the Digital India Land Records Modernisation Programme, is a significant initiative launched by the Government of India in 2016. The program aims to modernize land record management, minimize land and property disputes, and enhance transparency in maintaining land records1. Through this program, the government seeks to achieve the following objectives:
• Digitization of Land Records: The primary goal is to make land records digital, easily accessible, and transparent. By doing so, it becomes simpler to prove ownership, reduce disputes, and streamline land transactions.
• Computerization of Land Records (CLR): This involves computerizing land records for villages across various states and union territories. The program tracks the progress of computerization, digitization of mapsheets, cadastral maps linked to records of rights, and more.
• Modern Record Rooms: The program aims to complete modern record rooms, ensuring efficient storage and management of land-related documents.
• Integration with Land Records: Integrating Sub-Registrar Offices (SROs) with land records ensures seamless access to property-related information.
• Geo-Referencing and ULPIN: The program also focuses on geo-referencing villages and creating Unique Land Parcel Identification Numbers (ULPINs)