Bhoomi - Online Delivery of Land Records in Karnataka

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Bhoomi - Online Delivery of Land Records in
Karnataka
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The project happened in Karnataka

• Project coverage
• 7 million farmers 35 million beneficiaries
• 20 million land records (0.6 hectare average size
  of holding)
• 177 project locations serving farmers from 27000
  villages

0.2 mn sq kms
Bangalore
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The manual system had infirmities

• Opaque system - not out there in public domain
• Incidence of manipulation of records
• Farmers dependence on village accountants
• Discretionary treatment
• Scope for citizen harassment
• Ill suited for civic needs
• Cumbersome mutation (change in title) process
• Not updated regularly
• Desired information not readily available

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Farmers availing services
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Land records Then Now
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The transition in documentation
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Bhoomi has touched farmers lives

• 80 million copies have been provided from the
  Bhoomi kiosks
• Mutation incidence has increased 3 fold
• Land based litigation down by around 50 as per
  revenue department officials

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Innovations in Bhoomi

• Implementation of FIFO throughout the process
  flow
• Process reengineering by way of handling updation
  of Spatial data and non spatial data
  simultaneously-integrated mutation
• Through I.M spatial and non-spatial data gets
  updated simultaneously
• Electronic linking of lending agencies with
  Bhoomi
• Electronically request Bhoomi for mortgage
  entries
• Offloading distribution of records to privates
  sector
• By providing connectivity to Bhoomi data base
• 800 rural Tele centers under NEMADDI project in
  place
• Land Acquisition Process now being integrated
  with Bhoomi

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Standardization of the fields in Bhoomi

• Data captured at the taluk/district level.
• Database design and structure is standard across
  the State.
• Master codes of crops, soil type, irrigation type
  etc are specific to taluk.
• After SDC standardized by using link code
  concept.

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Conversion of all 203 databases into one
centralized database

• All 203 database are centralized at SDC.
• These are 203 individual databases.
• The has been done because of following reasons
• Effective database replication purpose
• Easy to maintain 203 individual database rather
  than having such huge single database.
• Easy for generation of various types of MIS
  reports for planners administrators.

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Centralized database should be operated from the
State Data Centre

• Bhoomi has two major activities
• Delivery of Services
• Updation of Records (Backend process)
• Delivery of services can be done from any where
• Delivery of services are being done through 800
  telecentres.
• The updation of records has to be done at the
  taluk office by the department officials only.
• Presently non availability of good network has
  resulted in using of client server technology.
• In view of upcoming WAN, Bhoomi is now being
  redesigned.
• How much of centralization
• Network availability assurance
• Convenience to citizens

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Thank You
Rajeev Chawla Commissioner Survey settlement and
land records Govt of Karnataka E-mail rajeevchaw
laias_at_karnataka.gov.in Website
www.bhoomi.kar.nic.in