What Is the New Fast-Track E-Khata Initiative in Mysuru?
Taking a step towards administrative modernization and citizen convenience, the Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) will conduct an e-khata registration camp beginning on October 28, 2026, at its corporate office premises. According to the submitted article, applications received during the campaign will be processed and digital certificates provided by October 31, 2026. The article states that residents can obtain digital property records within three days for a fee of ₹175.
How Will This Digitization Framework Enhance Real Estate Transparency?
The campaign forms part of Karnataka’s broader property-record digitization programme. The administration aims to register the remaining 2.3 lakh properties under its jurisdiction, including approximately 60,000 houses in local revenue areas. Moving from paper-based records to an electronic system is intended to help prevent forged documents and illegal land dealings while improving property-tax collection efficiency.
The submitted article notes that officials expect public response to inform the possibility of recurring campaigns every Friday. Such digitization could support more accessible property records and greater transparency in local property administration.
Summary
Mysuru City Corporation plans an e-khata registration camp from October 28, 2026, with digital property certificates expected by October 31 for a stated fee of ₹175. The drive aims to digitize property records and improve transparency.
