Status Check, Procedures, Facilities

Organization : Revenue Department
Service Name : View Land Records Details/ RTC/Mutation Extract/Mutation Status/RR5/RR6 Online
Applicable State: Karnataka

Website : http://bhoomi.karnataka.gov.in/landrecordsonweb/HOME.aspx
View Here : http://bhoomi.karnataka.gov.in/landrecordsonweb/Select_District.aspx

How To Get Land Records Details?

Land records form the base for all land reforms and therefore regular online updating of land records is essential. BHOOMI has done it.

Related : Bhoomi Karnataka Application Procedure For Pahani/ RTC : www.statusin.in/5044.html

Bhoomi (meaning land) is the project of on-line delivery and management of land records in Karnataka. It provides transparency in land records management with better citizen services and takes discretion away from civil servants at operating levels.

The Revenue Department in Karnataka, with the technical assistance from National Informatics Centre (NIC), Bangalore, has built and operationalised the BHOOMI system throughout the state. The BHOOMI has computerized 20 million records of land ownership of 6.7 million farmers in the state.

BHOOMI has reduced the discretion of public officials by introducing provisions for recording a mutation request online. Farmers can now access the database and are empowered to follow up. In the BHOOMI project, a printed copy of the RTC can be obtained online by providing the name of the owner or plot number at computerized land record kiosks in 177 taluk offices, for a fee of Rs.15. A second computer screen faces the clients to enable them to see the transaction being performed. A farmer can check the status of a mutation application on Touch Screen Kiosks. If the revenue inspector does not complete the mutation within 45 days, a farmer can now approach a senior officer person with their griveance.

Bhoomi Monitoring Cell:
S.S.L.R. Building, K.R.Circle, Bangalore – 560001

Email : bhoomi [AT] karnataka.gov.in

Phone:080-22113257 / 080-22113249

FAQ On Pahani

What is Pahani(RTC) ?
Pahani (RTC) is a very important revenue records, as it contains details of land such as owners’ details, area, assessment, water rate, soil type, nature of possession of the Land, Liabilities, Tenancy and Crops grown, etc.

Why is Pahani required ?
Pahani is required for various purposes :
1. To know the genuiness of seller(owner) when land is being purchased.
2. It is required at Sub-Register’s office when sale transaction is being done
3. To raise the farm credit / loan from the Bank.
4. Court needs Pahani in case of Civil litigation.
5. For personal purpose.”

What does Pahani contain?
Pahani contains valuable data related to piece of Land. It has the following information :
1. Survey Number and Hissa Number of Land.
2. Total Land under the Pahani.
3. Land Revenue details.
4. Land Owner’s name with Extents and Khatha Number.
5. The way land is acquired by the owner.

6. Government/Public rights on the Land.
7. Liabilities of the Owners on the Land.
8. Classification of the Soil.
9. Number of Trees.
10. Source of irrigation and area irrigated.

11. Cultivators Details.
12. Utilisation of land under various categories.
13. Details of Crops grown season-wise.
14. Details of Mixed Crops.

How to get the Pahani ?
One can get the signed copy of computerized PAHANI from PAHANI CENTRE, set up at the Tahsildar Office, instantaneously by paying Rs.15.00.

If he is unable to come to Taluk office, it can be collected by paying Rs.15.00 to Village Accountant / Revenue Inspector, who inturn will collect computerized PAHANI from PAHANI CENTRE and hand it over.

Functions of Karnataka Revenue

The Karnataka Revenue Department is one of the oldest and largest departments in the state government.

It is responsible for a wide range of functions, including:
** Land revenue administration: The department collects land revenue from farmers and other landowners. It also maintains records of land ownership and land transactions.
** Land records management: The department maintains a record of all land in the state, including its ownership, boundaries, and value. This information is used for a variety of purposes, such as land taxation, land development, and land dispute resolution.
** Survey and measurement: The department conducts surveys and measurements of land in the state. This information is used to update land records and to plan for land development.
** Revenue courts: The department operates a network of revenue courts, which hear cases related to land revenue, land records, and land disputes.
** Stamp duty administration: The department collects stamp duty on a variety of documents, such as land sale deeds, power of attorney, and wills.