Dr. Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani, Minister of State for Rural Development and Communications, launched the Land Stack platform and released the Glossary of Revenue Terms (GoRT) at an event organised by the Department of Land Resources, Ministry of Rural Development. The initiative aims to modernise India's land governance by enabling transparent, interoperable, and citizen-focused land-record systems and to improve the Ease of Living. The Land Stack is a GIS-based digital platform that integrates land, ownership, registration, and building data across state departments — Revenue, Survey, Registration, and Local Bodies — on a unified, interoperable framework. Its architecture draws inspiration from international best practices in countries including Singapore, the United Kingdom, and Finland. As a first step, Land Stack has been rolled out as a pilot in the Union Territory of Chandigarh and the state of Tamil Nadu, enabling integrated land administration workflows in these jurisdictions. The Glossary of Revenue Terms (GoRT) was prepared by the Department of Land Resources in collaboration with the Centre of Excellence in Land Administration and Management (CoE-LAM) at YASHADA, Pune. It harmonises terminology used across land records — such as Khasra, Dag, and Pula — providing meanings in Vernacular, Hindi, English, and Roman scripts. The objective is to make land data comparable and interoperable nationally, without replacing State-specific terminology. Together, Land Stack and GoRT strengthen India's digital land reform roadmap alongside the Naksha urban-land programme and support evidence-based policymaking, reduction of litigation, and faster delivery of land-linked citizen services under the broader Digital India and Ease of Living agenda.