Bhulekh Mayurbhanj: Check Your Land Record (RoR) Online (ମୟୂରଭଞ୍ଜ)
Browse your Mayurbhanj village, Khatiyan and plot list free. Sign in and we pull the official RoR from Bhulekh for you.
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Pick the village, then choose the Khatiyan or Plot — we pull the original Khatiyan straight from Bhulekh.
4,021 villages · 26 tehsils in Mayurbhanj covered on Bhulekh. Already-fetched records stay free.
Or open it on the government portal: Bhulekh Odisha.
The plot map
Bhu Naksha Mayurbhanj: the plot map
Bhu Naksha Odisha is the Revenue Department's plot-map portal. To see a Mayurbhanj plot on it, open bhunakshaodisha.nic.in, choose Mayurbhanj and press Proceed. The map opens in a new tab: pick ମୟୂରଭଞ୍ଜ (Mayurbhanj) again, then the tehsil, the RI circle, the village and the sheet number, all listed in Odia, and type the plot number into the Plot No. box.
The map shows where the plot lies and where its boundary runs against its neighbours; its Plot Info gives the land class and area and links to the plot's Record of Rights on Bhulekh. The portal says its maps are for viewing only, not for any legal purpose. The lookup above opens the same Record of Rights here.
Every step, and what to do when the plot does not show: Bhu Naksha Mayurbhanj.
Every district, and the eleven the portal spells its own way: Bhunaksha Odisha: See Your Plot's Map Online, Free.
Pick the village and type the plot number: BhuNaksha's own map report for that plot, with its boundary and neighbours. Free with an account.
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Land record by name in Mayurbhanj
Bhulekh is searched by Khatiyan or plot number, not by the holder's name. Inside one village you can still find a name: pick the village above, open each Khatiyan and read the Raiyat (owner) column, where the holder, the father's or husband's name and the Khatiyan appear together. To search a name across the district, see land records by owner name in Mayurbhanj.
See every indexed parcel a name holds in Odisha, with the official Record of Rights.
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After you have the record
A Record of Rights shows today's recorded owner, not whether the ownership trail is clean. Before you rely on a Mayurbhanj property, search the owner's name for court cases.
No EC yet? We fetch it from IGR Odisha: ₹199 plus the IGR fee at cost, delivered 1 to 7 days after payment.
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Search a nameCoverage
Tehsils in Mayurbhanj covered on Bhulekh
Records for all 4,021 villages across these 26 tehsils are searchable above: Badasahi (ବଡ଼ସାହି), Bahalda (ବହଳଦା), Bangriposi (ବାଙ୍ଗିରିପୋଷି), Baripada (ବାରିପଦା), Betanoti (ବେତନଟୀ), Bijatala (ବିଜାତଳା), Bisoi (ବିଶୋଇ), Gopabandhu Nagar (ଗୋପବନ୍ଧୁ ନଗର), Jamda (ଯାମଦା), Jashipur (ଯଶିପୁର), Kaptipada (କପ୍ତିପଦା), Karanjia (କରଞ୍ଜିଆ), Khunta (ଖୁଣ୍ଟା), Kuliana (କୋଳିଅଣା), Kusumi (କୁସୁମୀ), Morada (ମୋରଡା), Rairangpur (ରାଇରଙ୍ଗପୁର), Raruan (ରରୁଆଁ), Rasgovindpur (ରାସଗୋବିନ୍ଦପୁର), Saraskana (ସାରସକଣା), Shamakhunta (ଶାମାଖୁଣ୍ଟା), Sukiruli (ଶୁକୃଳି), Suliapada (ଶୁଳିଆପଦା), Thakurmunda (ଠାକୁରମୁଣ୍ଡା), Tiring (ତିରିଙ୍ଗ), Udala (ଉଦଳା).
Every Mayurbhanj tahasil's villages and Revenue Inspector circles, as Bhulekh lists them: Odisha land records by district.
Offices
Sub-Registrar offices in Mayurbhanj
Sale deeds are registered, and Encumbrance Certificates issued, at these Sub-Registrar offices: DSR Baripada, SR Rairangpur, SR Karanjia, SR Udala, SR Bangiriposi, SR Betnoti. Addresses, and the villages each office covers: IGR Odisha's office directory.
A certified copy of the Record of Rights comes from the Tahasil office of the tehsil the village is in.
The district's revenue office: Collector & DM, Mayurbhanj, Collectorate, Baripada-757001.
The district
Mayurbhanj is the largest district by area with Simlipal National Park. The district offers diverse land from tribal forests to industrial areas.
Context
About land in Mayurbhanj
- Largest district by area
- Simlipal National Park - Tiger Reserve
- Rich in minerals and forests
- Diverse investment opportunities
The record
How the Bhulekh Record of Rights works in Mayurbhanj
Mayurbhanj is the largest district by area with Simlipal National Park. The district offers diverse land from tribal forests to industrial areas.
Search your village above, pick your Khatiyan or plot number, and sign in and we pull the official RoR from Bhulekh for you. Cross-check the owner name, plot area and Khatiyan against your own documents before relying on it.
What each column of the record means, read on a real khatiyan from Dhenkanal with the names masked: Khatiyan in Odisha: meaning and columns.
Before you rely on it
Before you trust a Mayurbhanj Record of Rights, check
- Verify Sabak Hal correspondence on the Khatiyan
- Pull a 30 year EC for sale-deed and mortgage categories
- Confirm mutation status before any registration
Questions
Frequently asked questions — Mayurbhanj land records
How do I find a Mayurbhanj land record by owner name?
Odisha's Bhulekh portal is searched by Khatiyan or plot number, not owner name directly. Search your Mayurbhanj village above, open the Record of Rights, and match the owner name in the Raiyat (owner) column against your own. To confirm ownership by name against the sale deed and encumbrance history, upload your document and BhoomiScan verifies it.
How can I verify who really owns a plot in Mayurbhanj?
Pull the official Mayurbhanj Record of Rights from Bhulekh here, then cross-check the recorded owner against the Sale Deed and 30-year Encumbrance Certificate — the RoR shows today's recorded owner, not whether the title chain is clean. BhoomiScan runs that cross-check for you.
What investment options exist in Mayurbhanj?
Mayurbhanj offers agricultural land, industrial plots near Baripada, and eco-tourism potential near Simlipal. Mineral-rich areas have mining potential.
Can I buy land near Simlipal?
Buffer zone land is available but with regulations. Core forest areas are protected. Eco-tourism land near Simlipal is in demand.
What industries are present?
Mining, agro-processing, and handicrafts. Industrial areas near Baripada are developing.
Reading
Mayurbhanj land-record & fraud guides
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