Bhoomi Online Land Record Karnataka

Bhoomi is a project initiated by the government of Karnataka to manage land records. Introduced in 2000, Bhoomi uses advanced online technology for land management, which digitalised RTCs (Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crop Information). One can make amends or attain ownership of RTC in one of the several Bhoomi offices that is set up in over 175 taluks, 6,000 Gram Panchayats in the state.

A citizen or farmer can directly walk into one of these offices and apply for a RTC by providing the necessary documents. An individual can also check the status of his/her application in these centres by using the acknowledgement number.

Also, this application allows an individual to check land records online in Karnataka.

Bhoomi Karnataka Official Details

Services Provided at the Bhoomi Portal

Bhoomi offers the following list of services managed by the Government of Karnataka:

• Kodagu Disaster Rescue
• i-Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crops (i-RTC)
• Mutation Register
• RTC
• Tippan
• RTC Information
• Revenue Maps
• Mutation Status
• Mutation Extract
• Registration of Citizen
• Citizen Login
• XML verification of RTC
• Register of Dispute Cases
• List of New Taluks

Benefits of Bhoomi Portal for Farmers

The Bhoomi portal has proved to be a convenient mode for farmers to avail land related documents and records over the years. The portal provides farmers services to avail important documents such as:

• Copy of land records that a farmer could later use to apply for loans or any other purposes
• Copy of RTC can be easily obtained by providing the plot number or the name of the land owner
• Mutation requests that farmers can use to adjust land records in case of sale or inheritance of a land
• Crop data in the i-RTC which can be later utilised for insuring crops or claim insurance.
• The Bhoomi portal also gives farmers access to check the application status of mutation requests
• Land dispute documents if a farmer is required to submit them at courts regarding land related disputes

If the revenue officer fails to authorise the mutation request in 50 days, a farmer can request another inspector at the Taluk level to complete the request.

How to Register at the Bhoomi Portal

In order to avail the services offered at Bhoomi, you will be required to register at the portal first.

Step 1: Visit for the official Bhoomi log in page given above.

Step 2: Click ‘Create Account’ icon to redirect you to the Sign-up page

Step 3: Enter all the details required along with the Captcha Code Text

Step 4: Click on ‘Sign Up/Submit’ to register at the Bhoomi Portal

How to View Karnataka Land Record Online

• Step.1: Log in to the official Bhoomi Land Record website
• Step.2: Click on ‘View RTC and MR’
• Step.3: This will take you to a new page which will request you to fill in information
• Step.4: Here, fill in the information according to your requirements
• Step.5: Now, click on ‘Fetch Details’
• Step.6: All the land details will now be available to you

Bhoomi Karnataka Land Registration Process

There are a few steps involved in registering land in Bangalore. Mentioned below are the steps required to register land:

1. The individual must first purchase stamp paper and keep all the documents handy
2. The documents must be submitted to the Sub-Registrar in charge of that particular jurisdiction
3. After validating these documents, the individual must pay a fee for registering the land
4. He/she will then receive a receipt for the same
5. The photo of the individual will then be taken on the spot
6. Verbal consent between the buyer and seller will be required, along with a witness
7. The document is now registered and a unique registration number is allotted to this document
8. After the registration process is complete, the rural land sale information is passed on to the Patwari for adding the entries in the Jamabandi register, which is the Record of Rights.

The RTC (Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crops) also referred to as Pahani is an important land record in Karnataka that is issued to the existing land owner. The documents include the owner details and all the land details such as:

• Information about the land owner
• 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 utilised to keep the land
• Commercial, agricultural and non-agricultural residential flood area
• Nature of possession
• Liabilities such as bank loans on the land
• Tenancy

RTC, also known as Pahani, is an important land document to maintain land records. This contains important details such as the owner’s name, area, soil type, etc.

The RTC for village lands is issued in terms of acres/hectares and the record is signed by the Tahsildar/Deputy Tahsildar.

How to Check RTC Online from Bhoomi?

• Step.1: Log in to the official Bhoomi website
• Step.2: Click on ‘View RTC and MR’
• Step.3: This will take you to a new page which will request you to fill in information
• Step.4: Here, fill in the information according to your requirements
• Step.5: Now, click on ‘Fetch Details’
• Step.6: All the RTC details will now be available to you

How to Get RTC Online in Bhoomi Portal

• Step 1: Visit the Karnataka Online Land Records Bhoomi official website
• Step 2: Click on ‘i-RTC’ icon under the Bhoomi Services section to redirect you to the ‘i-Wallet Services’ home page
• Step 3: Enter your User ID, Password and the Captcha code and click on the ‘Login’ Icon to redirect you to the online RTC records portal
• Step 4: Choose from the ‘Current Year’ or ‘Old Year’ options available at the top left corner of the webpage. Select your District, Taluk, Hobli, Village and Survey Number.
• Step 5: Click on the ‘Fetch Details’ icon to redirect the page to the land record document. The RTC document will look like the image shown below.

• Step 1: Visit Karnataka online land record website
• Step 2: Enter the necessary inputs such as the District, Taluk, Hobli, Village and Survey Number.
• Step 3: Click on ‘Fetch Details’ to gain access to your RTC Form 16.

Bhoomi Online Revenue Map | SSLR

The revenue map can be accessed in the Bhoomi website as well. The revenue map can be accessed by entering basic information about the property. Post this, you can simply download the PDF file that corresponds to the village you wish to view. This will give you access to the revenue map.

Mutation of a property is the procedure involved in transferring the title ownership of the concerned property from one individual to another.

You can apply for mutation by visiting the Kiosk centre and submitting the land concerned documents along with the mutation application. You shall be issued an acknowledgment number by the centre which you can use later to know the status of your mutation application.

How to Extract Mutation Report in Bhoomi Portal

• Step 1: Visit Bhoomi homepage. Click on ‘View RTC and MR’ under Bhoomi services to redirect you to the mutation report webpage.
• Step 2: Select the ‘Mutation Report (MR)’ option to check the Status of Mutation.
• Step 3: Enter the required details such as the district name, Taluk, Hobli, Village, Survey Number, Surnoc Number and Hissa Number. Once you have entered all the details, click on ‘Fetch Details’
• Step 4: The Mutation data as per the details you have entered will be displayed on the page.

How to Check Mutation Report Status

• Step 1: Visit the Bhoomi Karnataka homepage and click on ‘View RTC and MR’ option under the Bhoomi services section.
• Step 2: Click on ‘Mutation Status’ at the top of the page to redirect you to the ‘Bhoomi Online Mutation Status’ page
• Step 3: Enter the District, Taluk, Hobli, Village, Survey Number, Surnoc Number and Hissa Number and click on ‘Fetch Details’ to view the Mutation Application Status.

Revenue map contains the details such as the area and division of the concerned land in the form of a map.

• Step 1: Visit Bhoomi Karnataka homepage and click on ‘Revenue Maps’ under Bhoomi services
• Step 2: Enter the required details such as District, Taluk, Hobli, Type of Map and click on the ‘Search’ icon
• Step 3: Click on the ‘PDF’ icon in the column next to the list of villages to view the revenue map of the concerned land

How to View Dispute Case Reports Online

• Step 1: Visit the Bhoomi Dispute Case Reports homepage
• Step 2: Choose the District and Taluk. Click on the ‘Get Report’ icon to view the Land Dispute Case Report.

The revenue map can be accessed in the Bhoomi website as well. The revenue map can be accessed by entering basic information about the property. Post this, you can simply download the PDF file that corresponds to the village you wish to view. This will give you access to the revenue map.

Karnataka Land Documents Fees and Charges

The portal allows access to land-related documents such as RTC, Mutation Status, Tippan and Mutation Reports at Kiosk Centres spread across the state.

You can visit the nearest Land Records (LR) Kiosk and submit your application along with a nominal user fee to receive your land related documents. The user fee payable for each document is as follows: