The Bengaluru e-Khata drive records 809 new applications on the second day. The initiative simplifies property documentation for residents across the city.

Bengaluru e-khata drive records 1,242 on-site approvals as Greater Bengaluru Authority streamlines property documentation under the Bhoo Guarantee scheme.

The Mysuru Development Authority recovers 150 acres of encroached land across the city, planning to convert the parcels into residential sites for auction.

The Bhoo Guarantee scheme transforms Bengaluru property records for 23 lakh owners, offering a 100-day window for B-Khata to A-Khata conversion at lower fees.

The Karnataka government launches an OTS scheme for 7 lakh B-Khata properties in Bengaluru, allowing owners to convert to A-Khata by paying a 2% settlement fee.

Bengaluru e-Khata system now allows 13 lakh owners to self-correct details online, as Greater Bengaluru Authority simplifies digital land documentation logs.

The e-Khata system in Bengaluru digitises property documentation to improve transparency, with over 25 lakh records now integrated into the central database.

Bengaluru property owners can now download their e-khata online via the e-Aasthi platform, a move designed to simplify documentation and reduce corruption.

Bengaluru property tax targets for South and Central zones reach ₹2,251 crore in FY27, focusing on compliance.

Bengaluru e-khata mandate now enforces automatic approval after five days, streamlining property records.

Odisha's real estate sector is calling for urgent reforms to the state's land conversion framework, citing outdated processes that cause extensive project delays and increased development costs. Industry bodies advocate for streamlined, transparent systems, mirroring successful models in Maharashtra and Karnataka, to foster an investor-friendly market.

The Karnataka government has implemented an automated system for property mutations, aiming to handle nearly 98% of khata transfers digitally. This reform processes high volumes of transactions, significantly impacting property ownership record updates across the state, particularly in urban hubs like Bengaluru.

The Enforcement Directorate has submitted a prosecution complaint alleging a massive Transferable Development Rights (TDR) scam in Bengaluru, implicating a director of Valmark Realty Holdings and several former BBMP personnel. The probe centers on an alleged illegal profit accumulation of approximately Rs 27.7 crore through fraudulent procurement of development rights certificates.

The Karnataka administration has instituted a prohibition on converting agricultural land parcels measuring five guntas or less for non-agricultural purposes. This stringent measure targets systemic misuse of family partition rules to create unauthorized revenue sites, aiming to secure arable land and enforce proper land record management across the state.

The Karnataka Real Estate Appellate Tribunal has definitively ruled that the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) qualifies as a 'promoter' under RERA, compelling adherence to the 2016 Act. This landmark decision affects ongoing projects like Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Layout (NPKL) and reinforces regulatory oversight on state development bodies.