Bhoomi Online-RTC Land record & Revenue department services, Karnataka

[ecis2016.org] Here’s how you can view and download your village land records Karnataka. Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crop information from Karnataka’s Bhoomi RTC Portal for land records, along with mutation status and revenue map, online

In 2000, the Karnataka government launched Bhoomi RTC online portal, with an aim to digitise village land records and make it easy for landowners to search for detailed information. The portal lists record of rights, tenancy and crop (RTC) information and allows changes and to check mutation status on Bhoomi RTC portal.

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What is Bhoomi?

The Karnataka government launched its flagship project, ‘Bhoomi’ project in 2000. The Bhoomi project is jointly funded by the central government and the state government. The Bhoomi project’s aim is to prevent fraud and manipulation by digitising all land records in the state. Moreover, this information has been made available to the citizens via kiosk centers. The Bhoomi project is now spread over 175 taluks and 6,000 gram panchayats.

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Bhoomi online RTC Village land records: List of services provided

Here is the list of village land records related services provided by Bhoomi RTC portal:

• Check Pahani: Record of rights, tenancy and crops (RTC) online
• Mutation register
• Revenue maps
• Mutation status
• Mutation extract
• i-Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crops (i-RTC)
• Tippan
• RTC information
• Mutation extract
• Registration of citizen
• Citizen login
• XML verification of RTC
• Register of dispute cases
• List of new taluks

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Bhoomi online land records Karnataka: Benefits

• Obtain village land records for loan application
• Search and download RTC copy by owner’s name or plot number
• Make mutation requests for sale or inheritance purpose
• Obtain crop data through i-RTC for crop insurance purpose
• Check application status for mutation request
• Submit land-related disputes

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What is RTC?

RTC full form for Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crops. The RTC document (Record of rights, Tenancy and Crops) also known as Pahani, is an important land record document in Karnataka that is issued to the existing landowner. The RTC Pahani documents include details about:

• Information about the landowner
• Identification of soil type
• Type of land
• Crops grown on the land
• Area of the Land
• Water Rate i.e. how much of water is to be used to keep the land fertile
• Commercial, agricultural and non-agricultural residential flood area
• Nature of possession
• Liabilities such as bank loans on the land
• Tenancy

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Village land records: How to check Bhoomi RTC online?

Follow this step-by-step procedure to check RTC Pahani online report on Bhoomi portal:

Step 1: Visit Karnataka Bhoomi RTC portal https://landrecords.karnataka.gov.in/Service84/ and click on ‘Citizen Services’

Step 2: On the Bhoomi RTC portal, a pop-up will appear, choose ‘View RTC and MR’.

Step 3: You will be redirected to a new page on the Bhoomi RTC portal where you have to mention the district, taluk, hobli and village name.

Step 4: For the current year, enter the survey number and press the go button. Then, select the surnoc, hissa number, period, year and click on the fetch details button. You will get the owner details, like owner, extent and Khata number and details. You can also view details on the Bhoomi RTC portal for old year by clicking on the ‘old year’ tab and then, following a similar procedure.

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What is the mutation of property?

Whenever a property changes hands, it has to be recorded in government’s documents, as well. This process of change in ownership from one individual to another, is known as mutation. Usually, mutation is done in the following circumstances:

• Property/land being sold
• Property/land being divided within the family
• Property/and being acquired by the government
• Death of the property owner
• Property/land being converted from agricultural to other purposes.

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Bhoomi RTC mutation register: How to check online?

If you have applied for mutation, you can check the mutation register online, by filling simple details and following this step-by-step procedure:

Step 1:Visit the Bhoomi RTC portal  https://landrecords.karnataka.gov.in/service2/RTC.aspx and choose ‘View RTC and MR’ from the pop-up menu after clicking on ‘For Citizen Services’.

Step 2: You will be redirected to a new page on Bhoomi RTC ,where you have to choose ‘MR’ from the top menu.

Step 3: Fill in the district, taluk, hobli, village, survey number and press on fetch details. You will get various options on Bhoomi RTC from which you can select and preview your mutation register. You can view this information in both, Kannada and English, by switching between the language tabs that can be seen on the top right of the page

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Bhoomi RTC mutation status: How to check online?

If you have applied for mutation, you can check the Bhoomi RTC, mutation status online by filling simple details and following this step-by-step procedure.

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Step 1: Visit the Bhoomi RTC portal https://landrecords.karnataka.gov.in/service2/RTC.aspx and choose ‘View RTC and MR’ from the pop-up menu after clicking on ‘For Citizen Services’.

Step 2: You will be redirected to a new page on Bhoomi RTC portal where you have to choose ‘Mutation Status’ from the top menu.

Step 3: Mention the district, taluk, hobli, village, survey number and hissa number and click ‘Fetch Details’ to generate details.

Village land records Bhoomi RTC online: How to view Records of RTC Form no 16?

On Bhoomi RTC, owners have the facility to search for RTC Form in two ways- survey number and owner’s name. Here’s a step-by-step procedure to view your RTC form.

Step 1: Visit Bhoomi RTC portal and click on ‘For Citizen Services’. From the pop-up menu, choose ‘View RTC Information’

Step 2: If you choose survey no, you need to mention following details:

• District
• Taluk
• Hobli
• Village
• Survey
• Surnoc
• Hissa

If you choose Owner wise, you need to mention District, Taluk, Hobli and Village.

Step 3: The RTC will be generated in moments.

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Village land records Bhoomi RTC online: How to download Pahani online?

If you wish to download the RTC Pahani online document for legal or loan application purpose, you need to make the. Pay through internet banking portal and follow this step-by-step procedure-

Step 1: Log on to the Bhoomi portal at https://rtc.karnataka.gov.in/Service78/ and login or create a login account, to access the ‘Pahani online anywhere anytime’ service.

Step 2: Enter the requisite details here and proceed. You will be directed to the i-wallet Services page, where you should click on the first tab – the i-RTC tab.

Step 3:  You will be redirected to a new page where you need to fill details including district, taluk, hobli, village, survey number and click on ‘Go’. After this, enter the surnoc, hissa Number, RTC validity period and click on ‘Fetch details’. Once done, you will see the owner details and RTC details. Press on ‘View RTC’ and check if all the details are fine. If fine, click on ‘Pay and Print i-RTC’. The amount to be paid will be deducted from the iWallet and you can print the original i-RTC copy.

Village land records Bhoomi RTC online: How to view revenue maps?

If you want to view revenue maps through Bhoomi RTC portal, follow these steps:

Step 1: Visit Karnataka Bhoomi Land Records portal

Step 2: Scroll down and look for ‘Revenue Maps’ option

Step 3: Select districts, taluk, hobli and map types and enter village name to search. You can also search from the list as well. Click on PDF file column and download it for free.

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If you do not have an internet connection at home, you can also avail of the following services through kiosks centres, after the payment of minimal charges as listed below:

Document	Fees
Tippan	Rs 15
Mutation status	Rs 15
Mutation extract	Rs 15
Record of right	Rs 15
Tenancy and crops (RTC)	Rs 10

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Village land records Bhoomi RTC online: How to view dispute case reports?

You can easily view the report of any disputed land case by following this procedure:

• Visit the official Karnataka Land Record website.
• Click on the Bhoomi project and you will be redirected to a new page.
• Select ‘For Citizen Services’ and then on ‘Dispute Cases’.
• Fill in details such as district and taluk of the property that you are searching and click
• on ‘Get report’.
• The report will be displayed on the screen.

Village land records Bhoomi RTC online: How to apply for land conversion?

Now, land owners can apply for land conversion on Karnataka Bhoomi RTC portal. Here is how to do it:

Step 1: Visit the Karnataka Bhoomi Online Portal (click here) and click on ‘Citizen Services’.

Step 2: You will be redirected to a new page, where you will see a list of services that are offered on the Bhoomi Portal. Select ‘Apply for Conversion’ from the list.

Step 3: There will be three options to select from to choose the conversion type:

a) For land located outside the master plan area, the applicant needs to apply with notarised affidavit by clicking ‘Affidavit Based Conversion’.

b) For land located in the master plan published by the local planning authority, the applicant needs to click ‘Master Plan-Based Deemed Land Conversion’.

c) People who wish to buy agricultural land under Section 109 of the Karnataka Land Revenue Act need to click the last option.

The applicants would need to apply and pay the conversion fee online, for the application to be processed by the authority.

Village land records Bhoomi RTC online: How to view the land conversion request status?

Once you have applied for land conversion on the Karnataka Bhoomi RTC, you can check the status of the land conversion request by following the below mentioned method. Click on ‘View Conversion Request Status’.

You will reach https://landrecords.karnataka.gov.in/service80 and you can check the status using affidavit ID by entering the affidavit id and click on ‘Search’. Alternatively, you can enter the user ID and click on ‘Search’ and you will get the details including action, affidavit ID, Request ID, District Name, Taluk Name, Hobli Name, Village Name, Survey No./ UPOR No/Created Date, Type of Conversion, Status.

Village land records Bhoomi RTC online: Helpline

Users can contact on the following number, to reach out to the monitoring cell, Karnataka Bhoomi RTC:

Call: 8277864065/67/68

Email: bmchelpdesk.s@gmail.com

Village land records Bhoomi RTC online: Mobile App

There are a number of mobile apps available online on Google Playstore that claims to provide land records details and offer a downloadable copy of the document. However, users should know that these Bhoomi RTC apps are not affiliated with any governmental organisation or authority. All these land records Karnataka mobile apps are created by third-party developers and could be a phishing scam. Therefore, users should be mindful of feeding any personal information on these platforms.

Download Dishannk to get survey number

If you are finding it difficult to search for the survey number of your property in Karnataka, you can download the Dishannk App from the Google Playstore. This application lets the user know the survey number of his current location within Karnataka. It also allows surveyors to give feedback on survey number details and to know the land details, like owner details and area of their land.

Village land records Bhoomi RTC online:  latest news

Update on September 8 , 2021

According to a report by The Hindu, there are more than 700 gram thana sites that have been registered illegally by two sub-registrars. Prevalent in the peripheral areas of Bengaluru, these sites are registered without valid documents. Under the law, registration without verifying the e-Khata number, is illegal. During this investigation, it was found that around 256 properties were registered between March 1 and June 21, 2021, without the 18-digit e-Khata number for rural properties that is issued by the Department of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj (RDPR).

Update on March 15, 2021

The frequent crashing of the ‘Karnataka Bhoomi’ portal server, is causing a lot of trouble at various state government offices, including those of the sub-registrar, tahsildar and the Common Service Centres (CSCs). The work is being held up owing to a recurring problem with the ‘Bhoomi’ server, where all land records are compiled on an integrated database. Officials have said that the portal is being upgraded, to bypass a few minor glitches, adding that the upgrading process is 99% complete and the entire system would be streamlined in a few days.

Update on February 18, 2021

To ensure that all land records are available easily, the Karnataka State Remote Sensing Applications Centre (KSRSAC) is helping the survey settlement section of the revenue department to digitise the maps. KSRSAC has been given the task to digitise the hissa (plots which are a part of main survey numbers) maps. They will be taking up a two-year-old project at a cost of Rs 25 crores. This exercise is different from uploading all maps on Bhoomi.

According to the government data, around 1.25 lakh applications are pending to be updated on the RTC portal from the last three years. The authorities say that the pendency is due to mutation and transfer of the ownership of the property over and beyond its original sizes. As per media reports, Bidar has the highest number of applications seeking corrections in RTC (26,200) followed by Chamarajanagar (10,825). Bengaluru urban has over 9,600 applications pending. Currently, RTC correction cannot be done online. Hence, a lot of work has to be done manually, after verifying the information furnished by the applicant.

FAQs

What is Bhoomi?

Bhoomi is a land record portal of Karnataka state, where users can view and download important documents.

What is Pahani?

Pahani is a type of land document which lists details of land owner and specifications related to the property.

How to contact Bhoomi portal office?

You can send an email at bhoomi@karnataka.gov.in or bhoomi.bmc@gmail.com

How can I get mutation certificate in Bangalore?

Visit the Bhoomi RTC portal and follow the steps as mentioned in this article

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