The initiative to modernize the land survey through computers was made three decades ago. But there were no people who could provide expert services for the development of computer systems in Nepal. In India, the land system was being modernized in the Devanagari script since the 1940s.

In Nepal, only after the change of 2046, the use of computers has been started in government offices. In Nepal, foreign organizations had promised to help arrange land acquisition. The then Land Reforms Minister Jagannath Acharya said that the land holding system should be modernized to solve the problems of dual ownership, unequal distribution and land encroachment. Even now, Acharya's name is taken as a leader who advocates progressive land reform within the Congress.

A team of 5 people was sent to India some time ago under the coordination of Hemmehar Shrestha, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Lands, with the aim of studying the modern technology of connecting land data to the computer and bringing it into Nepal. After returning from there, Shrestha informed that a team of Indian experts will come to Nepal in a few days to study the technology of attaching to computers. 

It was initially estimated that the Nepali language computer system used in Sikkim could be used in Nepal with some modifications. The representative of the government said that if the land registration technology is successful, there will be less land disputes, unnecessary confusion and brokering tendencies. 

Only the government officials accepted that the records kept in the paper system in Malpot were falsified. In countries such as Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea, government officials used to share the experience of successful geopolitics through the modernization of shipping. 

In the 1950s, there were 3.3 million farmer families in Nepal. But it was seen from the statistics of the government court that more than 19 million cases related to land were registered in the court . At that time, it was expected that the details of the land ownership of the land, land holdings, fukuwa, guthi and personal land would be clear from the computer records. 

The exact details of the land could not be obtained from the Shrestha system existing in the country . At that time, the officials of Malpot had to spend 100 rupees to pay the annual fee of 1 rupee. With the development of

system, it was said that individual and family land would be integrated into one Dhanipurza . But experts estimated that it would take 1 year for five people to keep the records of a district . The government had planned to implement it in one district as a model and gradually take it to all. If the technology can be implemented, it was estimated that the revenue would increase by 100%. 

aimed to make computers immediately commodity-oriented and gradually connect them with agricultural production and forestry . The technology was said to be gradually expanded. The plan to connect all the services to the computer system started in the government office at that time is still going on.