Bhulekh Naksha 2026 भू-नक्शा पोर्टल

Bhulekh Naksha brings together information about state-run digital cadastral maps. “भू” means land and “नक्शा” means map. A cadastral or plot map represents surveyed village parcels and their recorded outlines; a plot number links the drawing to related land records. This guide does not itself host a government map or certify ownership.

Under the Digital India Land Records Modernization Programme (DILRMP), states have been computerising land records and digitising cadastral sheets. Maps once handled mainly as paper records at the patwari or tehsil office can now often be consulted online. Digital access makes preliminary checks easier, but the underlying survey and mutation records still require official verification.

Major state portals / प्रमुख राज्य पोर्टल

This website is an independent guide; the linked official state portals deliver actual map services.

3.1 Main objectives / मुख्य उद्देश्य

3.2 Why the map matters / महत्व

Search by owner name, calculated area, adjacent-plot data, mutation and FMB are not universal features. Check the state-specific menu.

5.1 General criteria / सामान्य बातें

6.1 When is registration needed?

Ordinary map viewing is generally open. A state may request an account or OTP to order a certified copy, track a paid request or access restricted records. If there is no registration option on your state portal, do not create an account elsewhere.

6.2 Typical eight-step registration walkthrough

1. 01Open the correct state revenue portal from the official directory.
2. 02Find Citizen Login, Registration or Certified Copy if the service exists.
3. 03Read the state’s eligibility and privacy notice.
4. 04Enter basic details requested by that official service.
5. 05Provide a mobile number if the portal requires OTP verification.
6. 06Verify the OTP only on the official website; never share it with an agent.
7. 07Create a password when prompted and review your details.
8. 08Submit and keep the acknowledgement or user ID securely.

1. 01Navigate to the official state portal, not a sponsored look-alike.
2. 02Open Citizen Login or the relevant service sign-in page.
3. 03Enter the registered mobile number or user ID.
4. 04Enter your password or use the official OTP flow.
5. 05Complete any captcha or second-factor verification.
6. 06Open the dashboard and select your application, map or certified-copy service.
7. 07Review requests and receipts, then sign out—especially on a shared device.

8.1 Uttar Pradesh Bhu Naksha · 10 steps

1. 01Open upbhunaksha.gov.in in your browser.
2. 02Select the district from the district menu.
3. 03Choose the tehsil for the land location.
4. 04Select the village from the list.
5. 05Wait for the village cadastral map to load.
6. 06Locate the parcel using the map or search field.
7. 07Enter the Khasra/Gata number if the search option is available.
8. 08Select the highlighted plot to inspect its boundaries.
9. 09Review the plot details or linked record, if shown.
10. 10Use the print or report option if available; verify records at the tehsil.

8.2 Bihar Bhu Naksha · 6 steps

1. 01Open bhunaksha.bihar.gov.in.
2. 02Select your district.
3. 03Choose the circle/anchal and mauza or village.
4. 04Load the map and locate the parcel.
5. 05Select or search for the plot number.
6. 06Review the displayed plot details and save or print if available.

8.3 Rajasthan Bhu Naksha · 5 steps

1. 01Open bhunaksha.rajasthan.gov.in.
2. 02Select district and tehsil.
3. 03Choose the RI/halka and village where prompted.
4. 04Locate and select the Khasra number on the map.
5. 05Review the plot information and use the available print option.

8.4 Other state portals / अन्य राज्य

Menus and administrative subdivisions can change. Follow current labels on the official site.

9.1 Download a map / डाउनलोड

1. 01Open the state portal and select district, tehsil and village.
2. 02Locate and select the relevant plot or Khasra number.
3. 03Open Plot Report, Map Report, Download or Print if offered.
4. 04Review the location and plot identifier before exporting.
5. 05Save the available PDF to your device for reference.

9.2 Print a reference copy / प्रिंट

1. 01Open the downloaded PDF or the portal’s print view.
2. 02Check page scale, labels and orientation.
3. 03Choose A4 for ordinary use or A3 for dense map detail.
4. 04Print and keep the plot number with the record date.

1. 01Keep the exact Khasra/Gata or survey number from a recent land document.
2. 02Open the official portal for the state where the land lies.
3. 03Select the district matching the land record.
4. 04Select tehsil or equivalent administrative unit.
5. 05Select the correct village, mauza or revenue village.
6. 06Enter the Khasra number in search or select the parcel on the map.
7. 07Compare the displayed plot, area and neighbours with current official records; seek a certified copy if needed.

Not every Bhu Naksha map has owner-name search. Some states offer the name search on a separate Bhulekh, Jamabandi or Record of Rights service. Avoid treating a name match as proof of ownership.

1. 01Open the appropriate official state revenue website.
2. 02Look for RoR, Jamabandi, Khatauni or owner-name search.
3. 03Select district.
4. 04Choose tehsil or circle.
5. 05Select village or mauza.
6. 06Enter the owner’s name as recorded, allowing for spelling variations if offered.
7. 07Review the matching record and note its Khasra/plot identifier.
8. 08Open the linked Bhu Naksha map and compare with certified current records.

13.1 Benefits for citizens / नागरिकों के लिए

13.2 Benefits for government / प्रशासन के लिए

14.1 Security precautions / डिजिटल सुरक्षा

14.2 Map verification / नक्शे की पुष्टि

14.3 Before a land transaction / लेन-देन से पहले

For a location-specific correction, contact the relevant tehsil or district revenue office. The numbers below are published contacts where verifiable; where a stable map-specific number is not confirmed, use the official site for the current listing.

Contact details can change. Verify each number or email on the linked government website before sharing documents.

Answers to 15 common questions about maps, Khasra searches, fees, downloads and legal use.

DILRMP and state land-record programmes have made cadastral information substantially easier to discover. Digital maps can help citizens locate a village parcel, compare recorded boundaries and prepare questions before visiting a revenue office. This accessibility is a meaningful part of digital empowerment, especially for people who previously depended on a paper map held at a local office.

But a screen view is not a final determination of title, area or possession. Survey updates, mutations and official certifications remain the responsibility of the relevant state authority. For purchases, disputes, loans or court matters, reconcile the map with the latest RoR and deed, obtain a certified copy where required and verify conditions physically.