Apna Khata

In today's digital age, the Rajasthan government has made it incredibly simple for landowners and farmers to access their property details from the comfort of their homes. The Apna Khata portal (also known as e-Dharti) serves as the official land records management system of Rajasthan.

Whether you need to check your land ownership or apply for a name transfer, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know.

What is Apna Khata Rajasthan?

Apna Khata is an online initiative by the Revenue Department of Rajasthan to digitize land records. Think of it as a "digital locker" for your land documents. Instead of making multiple trips to the Tehsil office and waiting in long queues, you can now access "Jamabandi" (Record of Rights) and other documents with just a few clicks.

Feature Detail
Portal Name Apna Khata (also known as e-Dharti)
State Rajasthan
Department Revenue Department of Rajasthan (Board of Revenue)
Purpose To digitize land records, increase transparency, and prevent land fraud.
Official Site apnakhata.rajasthan.gov.in

Services available on Apna Khata

The portal offers a variety of services for farmers, buyers, and landowners:

Features of Apna Khata Rajasthan

Steps to Check Land Records (Jamabandi)

To view your land details, follow these simple steps:

How to Apply for Name Transfer (Mutation)

If you have bought land, inherited it, or need to update the owner's name, you must apply for Mutation (Namaantar).

How to Check Transfer/Mutation Status

To see if your name transfer has been approved:

Contact Details

Department Contact Number & Email
Revenue Board (Ajmer) 0145-2627023 / 2627891
Email: bor-rj@nic.in / apnakhata-rj@gmail.com
Technical Support (NIC) 0141-2233725
Email: lrc-rj@nic.in / arun.mathur@nic.in

FAQs

1. Is the "Copy for Information" valid for a bank loan?

No. The free copy is only for your information. For bank loans, you must obtain an e-signed/certified copy from the portal or an e-Mitra center.

2. What is the difference between Khata and Khasra number?

A Khata Number is an account number for a family or owner (holding multiple plots), while a Khasra Number is a unique identification number for a single specific plot.

3. What should I do if my name is spelled wrong in the online record?

You should submit a "Shuddhipatra" (Correction) application at your local Tehsil office or apply for a correction through the portal if the option is active for your village.

4. How much does it cost to get an e-signed Jamabandi?

The fee is usually very nominal, around ₹10 to ₹20 per copy, depending on the number of Khasras.

5. Can I check old land records on Apna Khata?

Yes, the portal allows you to select the "Jamabandi Year" to view historical records of land ownership.