Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami launched six Uttarakhand revenue portals on 10 January 2026. He launched them at his residence in Dehradun. Notably, the Board of Revenue (Rajasva Parishad) developed the portals for the Revenue Department. With them, citizens can get a certified Khatauni online from home. So, people no longer need to visit the tehsil for this record.
The Six Portals
The DIPR listed six portals. First, the updated e-Bhulekh issues certified Khatauni copies online. Second, Bhu-Naksha shows cadastral maps free of charge. Third, Bhulekh Ansh creates separate share records for joint landholders. Also, Bhu-Anumati handles land-use permissions online. In addition, Agri Loan and e-Vasooli (e-RCS) complete the set.
How Citizens and Farmers Benefit
Under e-Bhulekh, users pay a fixed fee through a payment gateway. Then, they get the certified Khatauni by mobile or internet. Also, Bhulekh Ansh will help build a farmer registry. Meanwhile, Agri Loan lets farmers apply online for bank loans against their land. After repayment, the land charge ends automatically once the bank issues an NOC.
Faster Permissions and Recovery
Bhu-Anumati makes permits for industrial and agricultural land use fully online. Further, it digitises land purchase permissions in Haridwar and Udham Singh Nagar. Similarly, e-Vasooli lets banks and departments send recovery cases to the Collector online. As a result, they can track every stage of a case. The CM said the portals would bring great relief to citizens.
Officials at the Launch
Chief Secretary Anand Bardhan and Revenue Secretary S. N. Pandey attended. Also, Ranjana Rajguru, Secretary and Commissioner of the Board of Revenue, was present. In addition, NIC Senior Director (IT) Manish Walia joined. Meanwhile, District Magistrates and tehsil officials joined through video conferencing.
What Is a Khatauni?
A Khatauni is a village-level record of rights. It lists landholders, their holdings and their shares. Hence, people need it for loans, sales, mutation and court cases.
Uttarakhand Revenue Portals: Key Facts for Revision
- Launched by: CM Pushkar Singh Dhami
- Date: 10 January 2026, CM residence, Dehradun
- Developed by: Board of Revenue (Rajasva Parishad), Uttarakhand
- Portals: e-Bhulekh, Bhu-Naksha, Bhulekh Ansh, Bhu-Anumati, Agri Loan, e-Vasooli
- Key service: Certified Khatauni online for a fixed fee
Why Uttarakhand Revenue Portals Matter for UKPSC
Notably, digital land records reduce disputes and delays in hill districts. So, remember the six portals, the launch date and the Board of Revenue. Also, link them with the Digital India Land Records Modernisation Programme. For official updates, also visit Uttarakhand Bhulekh. Next, for a related story, read about the voluntary land consolidation policy. You can also download our free Uttarakhand Current Affairs magazine.
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