Bhulekh – Land Record Search, View Khatauni, Bhu Naksha, and Mutation Status Check

The word "Bhulekh" comes from "Bhu" (land) and "Lekh" (record). Whether you are buying property, verifying ownership, resolving a dispute, or applying for a home loan, Bhulekh gives you direct access to official land records from anywhere.

This page covers:

• What Bhulekh is and how it works
• Major services available: Khatauni, mutation status, Bhu Naksha, Khata, registration details
• Why Bhulekh matters: ownership verification, legal transactions, dispute resolution
• Features and benefits of the online portal
• How to use the state-wise Bhulekh portal — general steps
• State-wise digital land records portals (15 states)
• How to change your name in Bhulekh land records
• Documents required for a name change
• How to check landowner details online

Bhulekh is India's centralised digital land records initiative, implemented state-by-state under the Digital India Land Records Modernisation Programme (DILRMP). The primary objective is to provide citizens with transparent, accessible, and continuously updated land records without requiring visits to government offices. Each state operates its own dedicated Bhulekh website managed by the state's revenue or land department.

Through Bhulekh, you can search for land records using the owner's name, survey number, or property address. The system is regularly updated to reflect ownership changes, mutations, and boundary revisions — making it the most reliable source for property information in India.

• Verifying land ownership: Bhulekh is the primary source to establish and confirm legal ownership, providing a comprehensive record of property details, ownership history, and legal rights
• Legal transactions: For buying, selling, or mortgaging property, Bhulekh documents play a crucial role in ensuring a lawful transfer of property rights
• Government revenue: Bhulekh assists authorities in assessing property taxes based on accurate land records
• Dispute resolution: Bhulekh records act as authentic evidence in land disputes, establishing rightful ownership and resolving conflicts efficiently
• Home loan applications: Lenders require verified land records before sanctioning a loan. Clear Bhulekh records confirm the property is legally owned and eligible as collateral

• Online accessibility: Land records are available 24/7 through state-specific websites, without office visits
• Detailed property information: Includes survey numbers, plot areas, ownership names, and encumbrances
• Mutation status tracking: Changes in ownership or property details can be verified online in real time
• Map view: Some Bhulekh portals provide an interactive map (Bhu Naksha) where users can pinpoint land parcels and view property boundaries

• Visit the official Bhulekh website for your state (see table below).
• Select your district, tehsil, or village to narrow down the search.
• Enter relevant details such as the owner's name, survey number, or property address.
• Access the land records and verify the details displayed.

Steps may vary slightly by state: follow on-screen instructions on the specific portal.

Note: Portal names and URLs may change. Always verify by searching for the official state revenue department website.

1. Obtain the required application form from the revenue office or download it from the official state Bhulekh website.
2. Complete the form with accurate details and attach supporting documents.
3. Submit the form to the revenue office or upload it on the Bhulekh website.
4. Follow up with authorities to track the progress of your request.

1. Visit the official Bhulekh portal for your state.
2. Select your district from the list on the homepage.
3. Choose your tehsil or taluka within the district.
4. Identify your village or area within the tehsil.
5. Look for the option labelled 'Search Land Records', 'View RoR', or 'View Landowner Details'.
6. Enter the survey number, plot number, or owner's name.
7. Click 'Search' or 'View' to display the landowner details.
8. Verify the owner's name, property details, and any encumbrances shown.

Verified Bhulekh records are one of the first things a lender checks before approving a home loan — and one of the most important steps you can take before buying any property. With clear land records in place, Bajaj Finance offers home loans from 7.25% p.a.** with amounts up to Rs. 15 Crore* and tenures up to 32 years. Check your eligibility today.