The Delhi government is preparing to introduce a new law, described by the Chief Minister’s Office as the Delhi Land Records Bill, 2026, aimed at creating a single consolidated digital record for all properties in the city. According to the reported plans, the government will survey properties across the national capital and compile their land records on a common digital platform. One described component is an “Aadhaar-like” identification approach for properties, intended to standardize and link records in a structured system. The announcements indicate that the bill’s implementation would involve bringing existing land and property documentation under a unified digital framework rather than relying on separate records across different departments or locations. NDTV reports that properties across Delhi would be surveyed and their records compiled under the bill, while The Hindu highlights the government’s work on the measure to build citywide consolidated digital land records. The sources do not provide further details on timelines, scope beyond “all properties,” or how the identification and record systems would integrate with existing land documentation databases.