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• Land owners details • Type of land • Area of measurement • Water rate • Soil type • Agricultural, commercial, non-agricultural residential flood area • Nature of possession of the Land • Liabilities • Tenancy • Crops grown What is Bhoomi RTC (Pahani) in Karnataka? The RTC – Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crop popularly known as Pahani is a document which shows the name and extent of ownership of agricultural lands. ‘Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crops’ (RTC) is maintained, updated by the Government and is needed by farmers for various purposes such as - for obtaining crop loans, hypothecation of land, getting electricity connection, subsidies, sale of land, creating partition deeds, etc. Land records also form the basis to carry out mutations such as changes in ownership title due to inheritance, sale, acquisition etc. There are 3 components to RTC: Land,Owner, Cultivation & Crop details 1. Land Details This section consists of several columns comprising the following details: • Survey Number – A unique number assigned to a particular piece of land for its physical identification. • Hissa Number – It is a number showing sub-division of a particular survey number. • Extent of Land – It shows the total area of the land being considered. • Revenue – It includes details related to Land Revenue, Cesses and Water Rate. • Soil Type – It refers to classification of soil. • Tree Details – It indicates name and number of trees. • Irrigation Details as per the extent – It shows info...

The Government of India and the state government of Karnataka jointly undertook the Bhoomi land record project to digitise land records and ease land registry control in the state. It was introduced in the year 2000 and utilises advanced technology for proper maintenance of land records through Records of Rights (RTCs), Tenancy and Crop Information. Bhoomi offices in Karnataka are presently set up in over 6,000 Gram Panchayats and 175 Taluks across the states. State residents can apply for ownerships of RTCs or make amends to them via these offices. Benefits of the Bhoomi portal for farmers The Bhoomi land records portal benefits state farmers in ways given below. • They can easily access copies of their land records to apply for loans. • Crop data available through RTC helps insure crops and make insurance claims. • Farmers can access their Bhoomi RTC copies via submission of details like landowner’s name, plot number allotted, etc. • They can utilise mutation request and adjust records during inheritance or sale of land. • The portal also helps them check their mutation request application status. • Farmers can easily access their Bhoomi online land records during land disputes. What are the services provided on the Bhoomi portal? The Karnataka government offers the following services through this web portal. • Maintaining i-records of RTC • RTC online information • RTC verification through XML • Kodagu Disaster rescue • Mutation registration/ status/ extract • Tippan • ...