Want to download your land record online without visiting a government office? Bhulekh portals allow people to check land ownership records, plot details and other revenue information online, depending on the state.
The process is different across India. Some states call the service Bhulekh, while others use names such as Bhoomi, AnyRoR, Jamabandi, MeeBhoomi or Apna Khata. You can usually search for your property using details such as the district, tehsil, village and survey or plot number.
This guide explains how to check Bhulekh records online, save available documents and find the correct portal for your state.
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What Is Bhulekh?
Bhulekh refers to land records maintained by government revenue departments. These records can contain information about a land parcel, recorded landholders, survey numbers, land area and other revenue details.
The exact information available depends on the state and type of record. Some portals also provide land maps, mutation information and Record of Rights (RoR) documents.
How to Download Bhulekh Online
Follow these general steps to check your land record:
Open the official land-record website for the state where your property is located.
Select the relevant district.
Choose the tehsil, taluka or equivalent administrative area.
Select your village.
Enter the requested information, such as the khasra number, survey number, plot number or landholder’s name.
Submit the details and complete any captcha or verification step.
Review the land record displayed on the screen.
If a PDF download or print option is available, use it to save the document.
Note: Not every state allows a direct PDF download from its public viewing portal. You may need to use a separate service to obtain a certified or digitally signed copy.
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State-Wise Bhulekh Download Websites
Use the official portal for the state where your land is registered.
People in Maharashtra can visit the Mahabhulekh portal to view land records, including 7/12 and 8A extracts. Select your district, taluka and village, then search using the available land details.
For digitally signed 7/12 documents, visit the Digital Satbara portal and follow its registration, payment and download instructions.
Gujarat Bhulekh Download
In Gujarat, land-record information is available through the AnyRoR portal. Select the appropriate land-record service, enter the location and survey details, and view the available information.
If you require a digitally signed Record of Rights, check the relevant service on the Gujarat iORA portal.
What Details Are Needed to Check Bhulekh?
Keep the following information ready before starting:
State and district
Tehsil, taluka or equivalent area
Village name
Khasra, survey, gat or plot number
Landholder’s name, if name-based search is supported
The required details vary by state. If you cannot find the record, check that you selected the correct village and entered the land identification number accurately.
How to Save Bhulekh as a PDF
If the portal provides a PDF or download option, select it and save the file to your phone or computer.
If there is no direct download option, you may be able to use your browser’s print function and select Save as PDF. However, a saved webpage or printout is not automatically a certified government document. Use the official digitally signed or certified-copy service if you need the record for official work.
Is Bhulekh Download Free?
Viewing land records may be free on some state portals. Charges can apply for certified copies, digitally signed documents or other services. Fees and available download options vary, so check the official website before making a payment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I download Bhulekh using my mobile phone?
Yes. Most online land-record portals can be opened through a mobile browser. The available features may differ from the desktop version.
Can I check land records by name?
Some state portals support searches by landholder name, while others require a survey number, khasra number or other property details.
Is Bhulekh available for all states?
Online land-record services exist across many states, but not all states use the name Bhulekh. You should use the relevant state’s official land-record portal.
Is an online Bhulekh record valid for legal purposes?
It depends on the document type and the rules of the state. A record displayed for information may not be accepted as a certified copy. Confirm the requirements with the relevant authority before submitting it for legal, banking or property-related work.
Conclusion
Bhulekh makes it easier to check land information online, but the process and document names differ by state. Select your state’s official portal, enter the correct property details and use the available download service.
For Maharashtra, start with Mahabhulekh; for Gujarat, use AnyRoR. For other states, consult the Government of India’s state-wise land-record directory to find the relevant official website.
