T.N. govt. to establish five Model Registration Hubs in first phase

Revise who or what the reported development covers. CHENNAI The Tamil Nadu government has accorded sanction for setting up Model Registration Hubs (MRH) at five locations across the State in the first phase at a cost of ₹7.84 crore on a pilot basis, with plans to expand the initiative to 20 more locations in subsequent phases. The MRH concept expands the single-window, jurisdiction-free registration facility, enabling citizens to register documents and marriages at any MRH of their choice, irrespective of the territorial jurisdiction of the Sub-Registrar Office concerned over the property or the parties involved, the order said.

Check the reported status and any stated limitations; do not assume an outcome beyond the source.

Keep the stated coverage and any stated limits together. The MRH will be established in the Chennai North, Chennai Central, Chennai South, Chengalpattu and Coimbatore registration districts in the first phase. The capital expenditure and operational responsibilities for establishing and running the MRH will be entrusted to a Managed Service Provider (MSP) selected through a competitive tendering process.

• CHENNAI The Tamil Nadu government has accorded sanction for setting up Model Registration Hubs (MRH) at five locations across the State in the first phase at a cost of ₹7.84 crore on a pilot basis, with plans to expand the initiative to 20 more locations in subsequent phases. • The Category I MRH will have an area of 8,000 sq. ft., seating capacity for 100 people with 20 workstations. • The Category II MRH will have 5,000 sq. ft., with seating for 75 people with 15 workstations, while the Category III MRH will have an area of 3,000 sq. ft., seating for 50 people with 10 workstations.