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The Uttar Pradesh government has launched the Digi Rover Special Land Measurement Campaign to improve the accuracy of land surveys and boundary demarcation across the state. Using Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)-based Digi Rover technology, the initiative aims to reduce land disputes, improve revenue administration and ensure precise property records. The campaign is expected to accelerate land measurement, strengthen transparency in land management and support faster resolution of ownership and boundary-related issues.
The Uttar Pradesh government has launched the Digi Rover Special Land Measurement Campaign, a technology-based initiative aimed at improving the accuracy of land surveys and boundary demarcation across the state.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated the campaign, which will use Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)-based Digi Rover devices for precise land measurement. The initiative is intended to modernise the state's land administration system by replacing conventional surveying methods with advanced geospatial technology.
The Digi Rover system enables survey teams to measure land boundaries with high accuracy, helping reduce errors in demarcation and improve the reliability of land records. Officials said the technology will support faster surveys, minimise disputes arising from inaccurate measurements and enhance transparency in revenue administration.
The state government plans to conduct a special drive covering both rural and urban areas where land measurement requests and boundary disputes are pending. Revenue officials will use Digi Rover equipment to carry out field surveys and update land records wherever required.
According to the government, inaccurate land measurement has been one of the major reasons for property disputes, litigation and delays in land transactions. By introducing satellite-based measurement technology, the administration aims to provide uniform and scientifically verified land surveys that can serve as the basis for ownership verification and boundary determination.
The campaign is also expected to improve the efficiency of the revenue department by reducing the time required for surveys and enabling quicker disposal of applications related to land demarcation. The technology provides precise coordinates that can be integrated with digital land records, supporting better record management and future planning.
Officials said the initiative forms part of the state's broader efforts to digitise land administration and strengthen governance through technology. Accurate land records are expected to facilitate property registration, infrastructure planning, urban development and public projects while reducing conflicts related to land ownership.
During the launch, the Chief Minister directed officials to ensure the campaign is implemented efficiently and that survey teams receive adequate technical support for field operations. He also stressed the need to complete surveys within stipulated timelines so that citizens benefit from faster resolution of land-related issues.
The Digi Rover campaign is expected to strengthen coordination between the revenue department and district administrations, enabling standardised land measurement practices across Uttar Pradesh. The initiative is also expected to improve public confidence in land records by ensuring greater accuracy and transparency in the survey process.
With the adoption of GNSS-based technology, Uttar Pradesh aims to modernise land measurement and create a more efficient system for managing land records, property boundaries and revenue administration across the state.
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