Land record by plot or khatiyan number in Odisha
Pick the village, enter the plot or khatiyan number, and open the Record of Rights: who holds the land, and every plot recorded on the same khatiyan.
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What you get
Land record by plot or khatiyan
- The Record of Rights for the khatiyan: the recorded holders and every plot on it, with its area and kisam.
- The village, tehsil and district the record belongs to.
What it costs
The price
- Opening a record from its village and plot or khatiyan number is free; you sign in first.
- Searching the holder's name across Odisha is free; a check that tells apart people who share a name costs 5 credits.
- ₹999 buys 1,000 credits (Starter credits). Credits never expire. New accounts get 100 credits free.
How it works
Three steps
- Choose the district, the tehsil and the village.
- Enter the plot number or the khatiyan number.
- Open the Record of Rights, fetched from Bhulekh Odisha.
Coverage
Every district of Odisha
All 30 districts of Odisha: choose the village from 317 tehsils and 50,847 villages, and the record opens from Bhulekh Odisha.
No EC yet?
How to get the encumbrance certificate
Apply online at IGR Odisha: sign in, choose Online Encumbrance Certificate, enter the property details and pay the fee through the Treasury payment gateway. The Sub-Registrar's office checks the application and issues the certificate with a digital signature.
Questions
What people ask
How do I find who holds a plot in Odisha?
Open the Record of Rights for the plot's khatiyan. It names the recorded holders and lists every plot on the khatiyan. You need the village and the plot or khatiyan number.
What is the difference between a khatiyan number and a plot number?
A plot number identifies one piece of land on the village map. A khatiyan number identifies one Record of Rights, which can list several plots recorded to the same holders.
Can I see the plot on a map?
Yes, on BhuNaksha Odisha (bhunakshaodisha.nic.in), the state's plot-map portal: choose the district, tehsil and village, then the plot. The map shows the plot's boundary; the Record of Rights shows who holds it.
Is the record official?
The Record of Rights shown is fetched from Bhulekh Odisha, the Government of Odisha's land-record portal. For a court or a bank, ask the Tahasil office for its certified copy.
Which districts are covered?
All 30 districts of Odisha: choose the village from 317 tehsils and 50,847 villages, and the record opens from Bhulekh Odisha.
Before and after this
The next step
Read more: Bhulekh Odisha online check — all 30 districts.