Karnataka Bhoomi
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Answer: No Karnataka Bhoomi issues reported in the last 24 hours, and it responded normally at our last check on 24 Oct 2026, 4:02 AM IST.

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About Karnataka Bhoomi

Land records in Karnataka live on Bhoomi, the Revenue Department system that opened in 2000 and digitised every manual RTC in the state. The Bhoomi Monitoring Cell in Bengaluru runs it, and the portal now sits at landrecords.karnataka.gov.in.

The document people come for is the RTC, or Pahani, the Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crops. The same page also carries the mutation register and its status, and the khata extract.

Viewing is free. A digitally signed copy costs Rs 15 through i-RTC on the citizen portal, and survey sketches such as 11E and podi come from a separate Mojini portal.

68-day history

healthy reports issues outage

We checked 73 times over the last 68 days — healthy on 63 days. It typically responds in about 1.3s.

68d ago 45d 23d today
Response time · daily average slowest day 1.9s

Dashed line is its usual 1.3s, measured over the last 14 days. Gaps are days with no timing data.

If Karnataka Bhoomi isn't working

  • Fill the chain top to bottom District, taluk, hobli, village, survey number, then Surnoc, Hissa and period. Each dropdown loads from the one above, so going back one step and reselecting clears most failures.

  • No survey number to hand? It sits on the sale deed, the khata or an older RTC. Bhoomi cannot search by owner name, so the number has to come from a document or from the village accountant.

  • Page timing out? Wait a few minutes rather than reloading again and again, then fill the chain once more.

  • Try another browser A different browser, or the same one without extensions, can help when a page will not submit.

  • Need it today? The signed i-RTC on the citizen portal is a separate system from the free view, and a Nadakacheri or common service centre can print the record for you.

  • Look at reports from other districts Reports coming in from several districts at once mean the portal, not your survey number.

Other ways to access Karnataka Bhoomi

  • Get the signed copy through i-RTC The citizen portal issues a digitally signed RTC or MR for Rs 15, which is what a bank or an office usually wants anyway.

  • Nadakacheri or a common service centre Either can pull a land record and print it, which is the quickest route when the portal is stuck and the paper is needed the same day.

  • The taluk office for anything being changed A correction, a mutation or a dispute is decided at the taluk office with the village accountant. The portal only shows what they have recorded.

  • Sketches and survey papers on Mojini 11E, podi and alienation sketches come from bhoomojini.karnataka.gov.in, and the Bhoomi helpline contacts cover the portal side if neither opens.

Official channels during an outage: Website

Questions

Bhoomi reports from across Karnataka show it here. When several people from different districts report it together, the land records portal is facing downtime or a technical issue. If reports stay flat, the problem is more likely the details entered for your record.

Either the site itself is slow or timing out, or the page opens but the record does not. The second is more common: the district, taluk, hobli, village and survey number must match the revenue record exactly before an RTC comes back.

Work down the chain in order. Choose district, then taluk, then hobli, then village, then type the survey number, and only then pick Surnoc, Hissa and the period. Each list loads from the one above it, so a wrong village higher up leaves the survey number with nothing to match. A hissa that was split later will not show under the parent number.

Find the number first, because Bhoomi searches by survey number and not by owner name. It is printed on your sale deed, on an older RTC or on the khata. If none of those is at hand, the village accountant or the taluk office can look it up from the name and the village.

Use the same land records page. It carries MR and Mutation Status beside the RTC, along with the khata extract, akarband, survey documents and an RTC with sketch. Fill the same district-to-survey-number chain to see where your mutation stands.

The free view is a reference copy. For a copy that carries a digital signature, use i-RTC on the Bhoomi citizen portal, which charges Rs 15 per RTC and can be printed any time. Banks and offices that ask for a signed record mean that one.

Mojini is the separate survey side of the same department, at bhoomojini.karnataka.gov.in. It handles 11E sketches, alienation and podi sketches, revenue maps and the status of a survey application. An RTC or a mutation is not there, and a Mojini outage says nothing about the land records portal.

Yes. The Download button on the status card saves a server down image with Karnataka Bhoomi's status, the time of our last check, and how many users are reporting problems.

Need to contact Karnataka Bhoomi? See the verified Karnataka Bhoomi helpline and customer care numbers with support hours.

080 2211 3255

Karnataka Bhoomi · 10 AM to 5:30 PM

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