MCC e-Aasthi drive records over 800 applications on launch day

The Municipal Corporation of Chandigarh (MCC) launched its e-Aasthi digital drive to modernise property record management, attracting substantial citizen participation from day one. The initiative received 808 applications during its inaugural day of operation, indicating brisk public uptake of the online platform.

The e-Aasthi system is designed to provide residents with streamlined access to property-related documents and records through a digital interface. The platform reduces reliance on physical documentation and manual processes, addressing longstanding concerns about the accessibility and storage of municipal property records.

The strong initial response reflects growing public willingness to adopt digital government services in the region. The MCC has positioned the e-Aasthi drive as part of broader efforts to enhance municipal service delivery and operational efficiency.

The corporation is likely to continue monitoring applications and system performance as the drive progresses. Officials have indicated that the platform will facilitate faster processing of property-related queries and reduce administrative delays faced by residents seeking certified property documentation from municipal authorities.