Overview

• The Bodoland Territorial Council unveiled Mission Bwiswmuthi 2.0 on June 15 in Baksa district, with Governor Lakshman Prasad Acharya distributing the first land allotment certificates.
• The upgraded portal offers 20 land and revenue services—six more than the first edition—including settlement of government land, professional and village grazing reserves.
• Some 47,000 indigenous landless families will benefit, among them 9,000 small tea growers and rubber farmers who have long lacked formal tenure.
• Under Mission Bwiswmuthi 1.0, the council digitized records, surveyed non-cadastral border villages by drone and disposed of 164,000 out of 190,000 applications.
• The reforms build on the 2020 BTR peace accord and amended Sixth Schedule provisions, bolstering economic upliftment and aligning with India’s Vision 2047.