Banglarbhumi Khatian & Plot Information: Check Land Records

To check Banglarbhumi Khatian and Plot Information, open the official Banglarbhumi portal and choose Know Your Property. Select the district, block and mouza, choose Khatian or Plot search, enter the matching number, complete the displayed CAPTCHA and view the available record. Sign in if the current portal flow asks you to.

Start from the official Banglarbhumi portal. This independent guide explains the search; official records and document requests are handled on the government website. For other services, see our Banglarbhumi land records guide.

Which search should you use?

Khatian number, plot number and mouza: the difference

A Khatian is associated with a Record of Rights entry and recorded landholder or tenant details. A plot or Dag number identifies a land parcel within a mouza. One Khatian may contain information connected with more than one plot; the two numbers are not interchangeable.

The mouza identifies the land-record location within the selected district and block. A matching number in a different mouza is not enough to identify your property. Use the location on your land papers rather than choosing a similar-sounding mouza.

Details to keep ready before searching

• District, block and mouza from the land document.
• The Khatian number or plot/Dag number, with any parts of the reference copied accurately.
• Existing land papers so you can compare the returned entry.
• Both old and current plot references, if your papers contain different settlement numbers.

How to check Khatian information

1. Open the official portal and choose Know Your Property. Complete sign-in if prompted.
2. Select the district, then the block and mouza for the land.
3. Choose the Khatian search option.
4. Enter the Khatian number and any additional fields shown for that search.
5. Complete the current CAPTCHA and select View or the search button displayed.
6. Compare the returned location, Khatian number and available landholder or plot details with your papers.

How to check plot information

1. Open Know Your Property on the official portal.
2. Choose the correct district, block and mouza.
3. Select the Plot search option rather than the Khatian option.
4. Enter the plot/Dag number and any further fields requested.
5. Complete the displayed CAPTCHA and submit the search.
6. Check that the returned plot number and location match your document before comparing area or other record details.

You can start with either number: use the search type that matches the reference you have. Do not enter a Khatian number in the plot field simply because the two numbers look similar.

What to check after the result appears

The fields available depend on the record. Compare the following details where they are shown:

• Location: district, block and mouza must match the land you intended to search.
• Record number: confirm the Khatian or plot number, including any additional parts shown.
• Recorded name: compare landholder or tenant details with the relevant papers.
• Area and share: check the displayed unit and whether the figure describes the whole plot or a recorded share before comparing values.
• Land classification: compare the recorded description with your papers; do not assume it permits a proposed change of use.
• Linked details: where shown, compare the related plot or Khatian reference as well.

For example, finding the same plot number in a different mouza does not confirm that you found the correct land. Check the location first. Note the search type, location and number you used so you can repeat the lookup or explain a mismatch.

No record found or incorrect details: what to do

1. Recheck location first: select the district, block and mouza again from your papers.
2. Confirm the search type: Khatian and Plot are separate choices. Enter the reference in the correct field.
3. Check the number: compare each part with the original document instead of guessing another number.
4. Refresh a failed CAPTCHA: use the newly displayed code. If the session expired, reopen the service from the official homepage.
5. Check old versus current references: if your document uses an RS number, the RS–LR plot information guide explains the separate reference-lookup service.
6. If the service will not load: retry later. A failed page load or empty result alone does not establish the status of the land record.
7. If the mismatch remains: contact the concerned land office with the location, record references and supporting papers. Note any error message for your enquiry.

Viewing a record, downloading a copy and ROR Request

A property-search result is useful for reference. A browser printout or screenshot should not be assumed to be the same as an official or certified record copy. For a document request, follow the ROR Request guide and the official service’s copy, fee and delivery instructions.

For a basic search, use the viewing service. Any fee for an official copy or another application should come from the current official service instructions; do not assume one fixed charge applies to all tasks.

Khatian and plot information versus mutation status

Khatian and plot search shows the available land-record entry. Mutation status tracks a submitted record-update application. If you have already applied for a change, use the mutation case status guide with the relevant case or application reference rather than treating a property search as an application tracker.

For property purchases, inheritance, disputed entries or another formal purpose, compare the online result with the required original documents and seek the appropriate official verification. An online search alone does not settle ownership or a dispute.

Frequently asked questions