Punjab Makes Land Registry Digitally Accessible for Citizens Through PULSE Project
The Punjab government has achieved a major milestone in modernising urban land management. Citizens across the province can now directly download property registries online via the innovative Punjab Urban Land Systems Enhancement (PULSE) project.
This initiative is reshaping the way urban land is managed by introducing a Unified Land Information System that brings together all urban property data into a single, transparent platform.
A key feature of the system is GIS-based parcel mapping, which accurately links digital maps to government land records. This makes it easier to verify ownership, resolve disputes, and reduce fraud.
Over 151 million pages of property documents have been digitised under this initiative. In addition, more than 836 housing societies have been mapped, covering around 874,000 land parcels, thanks to integration with various housing authorities.
The main goals include simplifying the registry process, ensuring transparency, improving efficiency, and eliminating corruption in land transactions.
💡 How to Download Your Property Registry
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Go to the official PULSE portal.
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Click on RoD Archives/Records.
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Enter your city, tehsil, CNIC, buyer’s name, and registry number.
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Click Record ki Tafseelat to view and download your registry.
This digital shift not only supports better urban planning and governance but also opens doors for greater investment and public confidence in Punjab’s land system.
