Overview
- Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar said Friday the rollout has brought more than 25 lakh Bengaluru properties into the electronic khata registry.
- An e-khata is a digital property certificate that stores ownership details, measurements, sketches, photos and documents in one secure record.
- Officials have sent digital certificates via WhatsApp to about 10 lakh owners, with printed copies promised for home delivery.
- More than 50 help counters will open across Bengaluru, with a citywide ‘Namma e-khata’ drive scheduled to start on May 16.
- About 7,000 requests to convert B-khatas to A-khatas are under process as part of the ongoing regularization push.