Land is the most prized possession of individual and next only to water the land is largest single natural resource available to the humanity. It is not important economic asset in an agrarian economy but is an essential resource for one’s existence & livelihood. Without land there can be no groundwork for carrying on human activities.

Overall growth, technological and social hazards, environmental degradation have all taken into account today by the policy makers, resource planners and administrators who make decisions about the land. They need more detailed land information than has been traditionally available. Although efforts are made to improve the manual system of maintenance of land records but these efforts are not sufficient. Computerisation of this oldest system offer improved way of acquiring, storing, processing and retrieving such information.