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thoughtUtility Desk, Prayagraj. Be it buying and selling of land, taking loan from bank or family division, often we need to know who is the real owner of the land. Earlier, for this small information one had to go round the tehsil and request the Lekhpal (Patwari). But now the whole picture has changed under Digital India Land Records Modernization Program (DILRMP). In the year 2026, almost all the states of India have made their land records online on ‘Bhulekh’ portal. Now you can get the ‘Kundli’ of someone’s entire land by just sitting at home.
Online Land Records: Complete ‘Kundli’ of land will open in one click
When you search someone’s name on the Bhulekh portal of your state, you get not only the ownership rights but also many other important information:
Khasra and Khatauni Number: Unique code used to identify land.
Exact Area: How big is the land (complete information in Bigha, Acre or Hectare).
Type of land: Is that land cultivable, residential or commercial?
Dispute or Loan Status: The most important thing – is there any bank loan (mortgage) on that land or is there any legal stay imposed on it.
Step-by-step process to check land records at home
In this era of Digital India, it has become very easy to see the details of your or someone else’s land. Just follow these steps:
Visit the official portal: First of all open the Bhulekh portal of your state (like for UP upbhulekh.gov.infor Bihar land.bihar.gov.infor Madhya Pradesh mpbhulekh.gov.in Etcetera).
Selection of area: Select your district, tehsil and village on the homepage.
Search by name: There you will find ‘Khasra/Gata Number’ or ‘by account holder name‘You will get the option to search. Click on the ‘By Name’ option.
enter name: Type the name of the person whose land you want to see as per the keyboard of the portal.
View details (quote): After searching the name, click on ‘View Quote’. Fill the captcha code for security and complete details of the land will be on your screen. you it pdf You can also download or print it as.
3 big benefits of this online facility
Fraud Protection: Before making any land deal, you can immediately check whether the person selling is the real owner or not.
Saving time and money: Now you don’t need to run to brokers or government offices, all the data is at your fingertips.
Transparency: Due to online records, there has been a huge reduction in complaints like tampering of papers or change of name.
This initiative of the government is now providing great help to the common man in protecting his property and making proper investments. If you also have ancestral land, then check your records once by visiting the online portal.
North India Statesman