Land has always played a crucial part in the complex fabric of human society. Communities, thriving economies, and the development of societies all rest on it. One must go into the world of land records, a treasure mine of knowledge that protects the interests of people, governments, and societies at large, in order to comprehend the dynamics of land ownership, usage, and development.
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Launched in 2008, the Digital India Land Records Modernization Programme (DILRMP) intends to digitise land records, create a comprehensive database, and make internet access easier for citizens.
Key Components of Indian Land Records:
Land ownership records:
These documents prove that a piece of land or piece of property is legally owned. They contain information such the owner's name, the location of the property, and a history of transactions.
Records of Mutations:
A mutation is a change in ownership resulting from a sale, an inheritance, or a gift. Land ownership information has been updated in the official records by mutation records.
Cadastral maps:
These maps show the location of topographical features, property lines, and land uses. They are essential for developing infrastructure, planning cities, and settling land disputes.
Encumbrance Certificates:
These documents describe the property's legal status and state if it is subject to any liens or other obligations.
Yo can check the land records by visiting the your state land record website.
State Wise Land Records
- Meebhoomi AP (Andhra Pradesh)
- Apna Khata (Rajasthan)
- Dharitree Assam (Revenue Assam)
- Banglarbhumi (West Bengal)
- Bihar Bhumi (Land Record Bihar)
- Mahabhulekh 7/12 (Maharashtra)
- CG Bhuiyan (Chhattisgarh)
- AnyRoR Gujarat
- Jamabandi Haryana
- MP Bhulekh (Madhya Pradesh)
- Himbhoomi (Himachal Pradesh)
- Jharbhoomi (Jharkhand)
- Bhoomi Online RTC (Karnataka)
- e Rekha (Kerala)
- UP Bhulekh (Uttar Pradesh)
- Bhulekh Odisha
- Jamabandi Punjab
- Patta Chitta (Tamil Nadu)
- TS Dharani (Telangana)
- Bhulekh Uttarakhand (Bhulekh UK)