US EditionDetails of over 5.17L Waqf Properties Uploads on Central Site as Deadline Ends
The UMEED portal saw 5,17,040 Waqf properties initiated with 2,16,905 approved, marking a major step for digital transparency under the Waqf Act, 1995.
- On December 6, the UMEED Central Portal for management of Waqf Properties in India, launched on June 6 by Union Minister for Minority Affairs Kiren Rijiju, closed for uploads, completing its six-month upload window.
- Launched under Supreme Court directions and the Waqf Act, 1995, the portal provided a six-month window for State/UT Waqf Boards and Minority Departments to upload property details.
- According to the Ministry of Minority Affairs, 5,17,040 Waqf properties were initiated on the portal, 2,16,905 properties were approved by designated approvers, 2,13,941 remain in the pipeline, and 10,869 were rejected during verification.
- Intensive implementation steps by senior teams and zonal meetings included more than 20 review meetings by Chandra Shekhar Kumar, a two-day Master Trainer Workshop in Delhi, 7 zonal meetings, and a dedicated helpline, the ministry said.
- No new entries are permitted on the portal, though ministries will proceed with verification, and the Ministry of Minority Affairs said this phase marks a milestone under the UMEED framework.
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UMEED portal sees only 27 pc registration of total Waqf properties
The Ministry of Minority Affairs has released new data tracking the progress of Waqf property registrations, showing more than 5.17 lakh Waqf properties have been initiated for registration at the UMEED portal. The registrations were given a six-month deadline, resulting in the approval of 2,16,905 properties. The Union Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju launched the UMEED Central Portal on June 6 and stopped accepting applications post midn…
UMEED portal deadline ends: Over 5 lakh Waqf properties registered in six months
The deadline for uploading details of Waqf properties on 'UMEED', the central portal launched by the government for managing such assets, has now passed. No new properties can be added to the portal, though the verification process for already-uploaded properties will continue. The portal was launched on June 6 by Union Minister for Minority Affairs Kiren Rijiju, following clear directions from the Supreme Court and as mandated under the Waqf Ac…
UMEED Central Portal for Management of Waqf Properties Officially Closes Uploads
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Muslim Leaders, AIMPLB Slam Govt for Shutting UMEED Portal with 75% Waqf Assets not yet uploaded; Board to Meet Minority Minister on Dec 11
By Anwarulhaq Baig NEW DELHI: Muslim leaders and the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) have sharply criticised the Union Government’s decision to abruptly close the UMEED Portal on 6 December, a move that has left nearly 75% of India’s registered Waqf properties missing from the new digital data system. According to official figures, […]
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