This document discusses building a blockchain-based platform for a government revenue department to store land records. A blockchain would allow records to be stored securely in blocks and verified by all nodes, reducing the risk of missing or duplicate records. The platform would allow online applications for NOCs and property transfers. Users could search for land details and location by identifiers. It would also reduce time spent by enabling online services. The platform would be built using JavaScript, HTML, CSS for the front end, a Python web server as middleware, and Python, Solidity and EVM for the backend.