Indian town uses Avalanche blockchain to store 700,000 land records to ensure transparency and tamper-proofing

Odaily Planet Daily News On March 6, the Dantewada region of Chhattisgarh, India announced that it had digitized 700,000 land records since 1950 and stored them on the Avalanche blockchain to ensure transparency and tamper-proofing. The project was assisted by Indian blockchain startup LegitDoc (under Zupple Labs). Local officials said the move would greatly improve the accessibility and security of land records and avoid delays and tampering risks in traditional verification processes. In addition, the government has set up self-service terminals in various sub-regions for citizens and officials to inquire. Sensitive data requires authorized access, and on-chain records can be verified through Avalanche Explorer. (Cointelegraph)