Bhoomi Karnataka: Your One-Stop Solution for Land Records

1. What is Bhoomi Karnataka?

In 2000, the Karnataka government announced its showpiece initiative, the ‘Bhoomi’ project. The national government and the state government are both funding the local land records Bhoomi initiative. The Bhoomi project’s goal is to avoid fraud and manipulation by digitizing all village land records in the state. Furthermore, this information has been made available to individuals via kiosk centers. The Bhoomi RTC project has now expanded to 175 taluks and 6,000-gram panchayats.

2. Bhoomi Karnataka: Charges for Village Land Records

If you do not have an internet connection at home, you may still get the following services through kiosks for a small fee, as indicated 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

3. Village land records Bhoomi RTC: Services supplied

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

4. Benefits of online Village Land Records Bhoomi

• Obtain local land records in order to apply for a loan.
• Search for and download RTC copies using the owner’s name or plot number.
• Make mutation requests for the purpose of sale or inheritance.
• Obtain agricultural data for crop insurance purposes using i-RTC.
• Check the progress of your application for a request for a mutation.
• Send in your land-related disputes.

5. What is RTC?

RTC is an abbreviation for Record of Rights, Tenancy, and Crops. The RTC document (Record of Rights, Tenancy, and Crops), commonly known as Pahani, is a significant land record document provided to the current landowner in Karnataka. The RTC Pahani records provide information about:

• Details about the landowner
• Identifying the soil type
• Land classification
• Crops cultivated on the property
• Size of the Land
• Water Rate, or how much water is required to maintain the land fruitful.
• Flood zone for commercial, agricultural, and non-agricultural residential properties
• Possession Characteristics
• Bank loans on the land are examples of liabilities.
• Tenancy

6. How to Register for Village Land Records on Bhoomi RTC Online?

• Log on to https://landrecords.karnataka.gov.in/service4/ to register. and input information such as Aadhar number, citizen name, cellphone number, create OTP, enter OTP, and verify.
• After successful authentication, provide farmer information such as father’s name, address, Epic number, and landline number.
• Next, submit any ID proof document in jpg or jpeg format and click the Next button.
• Now, enter the land information, such as district, taluk, hobli, and village.
• Enter the survey and Captcha numbers.
• To add the survey number, click the ‘Add button’ button.

7. How can I check the Bhoomi RTC online?

• Step 1: Navigate to the Karnataka Bhoomi RTC portal at https://landrecords.karnataka.gov.in/Service84/ and choose ‘Citizen Services’.
• Step 2: A pop-up will appear on the Bhoomi RTC site; select ‘View RTC and MR’.
• Step 3: You will be sent to a new page on the Bhoomi RTC site where you must enter the name of the district, taluk, hobli, and village.
• Step 4: Enter the survey number for the current year and click the go button. Then, click the fetch information button after selecting the surnoc, hissa number, period, and year. You will receive owner information such as owner, extent, and Khata number and data. You may also check information for the previous year on the Bhoomi RTC portal by clicking on the ‘old year’ button and then following a similar method.

8. How can I obtain the Bhoomi i-RTC?

To obtain Bhoomirtc, go to https://landrecords.karnataka.gov.in/service58/iWalletSignUp.aspx first. to sign up for the Bhoomi iWallet service.

Enter your information, including your first and last name, user ID, password, gender, Aadhaar card name, mobile number, and captcha, and then click Sign up/Submit.

9. How to Get Missed iRTC Village Records

Go to https://landrecords.karnataka.gov.in/service37/MissedRTC.aspx, enter the i-RTC order number, and obtain i-RTC.  You may retrieve your lost i-RTC and print it once, but only once.

10. Bhoomi RTC village land records online: current news

According to a recent Karnataka Rera judgment, all developers must provide proof to home purchasers that the project land is theirs before finalizing the sale transaction. This will ensure that there is no controversy over land ownership. Additionally, homebuyers who have this documentation will know if the land is held by a single developer or a group of developers. The purpose of this decree is to safeguard house purchasers from investing in bogus homes.

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