Portal Hub · Rajasthan

Apna Khata: Your Own Account, Mapped

Rajasthan named its portal as an instruction: Apna Khata, your own account. The e-Dharti system serves the jamabandi and its nakal copies, the Girdawari's crop seasons and online Namantaran applications; e-Panjiyan holds the deed chain and the DLC rates; Bhu Naksha draws the khasras; and the 90A machinery governs the city's edge. This hub maps all eight services in a careful buyer's order.

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What is Apna Khata?

Definition

Apna Khata (apnakhata.rajasthan.gov.in) is Rajasthan's land records portal under the revenue department's e-Dharti system, serving the jamabandi, nakal copies, Girdawari reports and online mutation applications, with certified copies e-signed or from tehsil counters. The registered chain, the EC and the DLC rates live on e-Panjiyan; maps on Bhu Naksha Rajasthan; conversion runs through the 90A and revenue machinery.

Take the portal's name literally and Rajasthan organises itself: everything is an account. The khata holds the family's land as fractions; the nakal is the account's statement; the Girdawari is its activity log; the Namantaran is a posting to it; and the certified copy is the statement on letterhead. A buyer who thinks in accounts asks the right first question every time: whose account, and what fraction of it is actually for sale?

The system's strength is self-service at distance: the account readable from anywhere, the mutation application filed from a phone and tracked by reference, the certified nakal e-signed without a queue, which matters in a state whose families are scattered from Jaipur to the Gulf.

Its boundaries are clean: deeds, the EC and the DLC rates belong to e-Panjiyan; the drawn khasra to Bhu Naksha; conversion to the 90A and revenue machinery beneath the master plans; and contested entries to the revenue ladder, whose queue is its own weather.

State-specific note: The classic Rajasthan mistake is buying a fraction as a farm: one heir's share of a big undivided khata priced as the whole. The shares column states the arithmetic; count the signatures the fractions require before pricing anything.
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Apna Khata Rajasthan and e-Panjiyan: two counters, one file

Revenue and registration keep separate books that audit each other. Route each question to its counter.

QuestionCounterService
Who holds this khasra, in what fraction?Apna Khata (revenue)Jamabandi nakal
Who is actually cultivating it?The Girdawari recordSeason-wise report
What was signed against it?e-Panjiyan (registration)Certified search / EC
What floor sits under the price?e-Panjiyan (valuation)DLC rates, published
How does the account change?Patwari & Tehsildar machineryThe Namantaran entry
Where exactly does the plot lie?Bhu Naksha RajasthanThe khasra on its village sheet

Make it reflexive: the account's questions go to Apna Khata, the money's to e-Panjiyan, possession's to the Girdawari, and the fraction gets asked before any of them.

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All Apna Khata services, with a guide for each

Eight guides across the counters. The e-Panjiyan badge marks the registrar's counter; the rest is the revenue side's own machinery.

Records & search

3 guides

The account, the name route into it, and the field walk that says who is really there.

Registration (e-Panjiyan)

1 guide

The certified chain and the DLC floor, from one portal in one sitting.

Change & conversion

2 guides

The entry applied from anywhere, and the 90A crossing at the city's edge.

Maps & copies

2 guides

The sheets that outlive fences, and the certified grade institutions accept.

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Getting started on the portal

Two keys open everything: the khata for the account, the khasra for the ground.

Khata, khasra, and the father's-name pairing

An account answers to its khata number, its plots to their khasra numbers, and where names crowd, the register's holder-and-father pairing does the separating. Old papers may cite pre-settlement or pre-consolidation numbers; the tehsil's records translate generations, and any old nakal or receipt carries enough keys to unlock the rest.

StepOnlineOffline
1. AccessOpen Apna Khata; district map, tehsil, villageThe Patwari decodes an account's margins at sight
2. Identify the parcelSearch on khata, khasra, or the name pairingTehsil counters issue the certified nakal
3. Use the serviceRead fractions, class and remarks; save the copyThe Tehsildar's side decides entries after notice
4. Keep evidencee-Panjiyan for the chain, rates and deed copiesSub-registrar books hold the older decades

Offline Rajasthan runs through the village Patwari, the tehsil and the Tehsildar's machinery, e-Mitra service counters for assisted access, and the sub-registrar offices on the e-Panjiyan side.

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Which Apna Khata Rajasthan service do you need?

Eight intents, eight guides. Start from what you are trying to do.

You want toUse this serviceGuide
Read a khasra's holders and their fractionsJamabandi nakalNakal guide
Trace family land from a nameOwner name searchName search
See who actually cultivatesGirdawari seasonsGirdawari guide
Check loans and the deed chaine-Panjiyan certified searchEC guide
Post a deed or a death into the accountNamantaran, tracked by referenceNamantaran guide
Check the boundary you are pricingBhu Naksha sheetBhu Naksha
Turn a field into a lawful plotThe 90A route90A guide
Give an institution proofCertified nakalCopy guide
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The order a careful buyer runs these in

Rajasthan rewards the account-first order: fractions, field, chain, sheet, class, and only then price, paper and the entry.

  1. Pull the nakal and read the fractions. The account's holders, shares, khasra numbers and classification, with every remark chased to its file. Guide: Nakal guide
  2. Read the Girdawari's seasons beside it. Crop, water and the cultivator column, tested against the pitch and the site visit. Guide: Girdawari guide
  3. Run the e-Panjiyan chain and the DLC rate. The certified span a purchase needs, reconciled with the account, and the duty floor noted early. Guide: EC guide
  4. Put the sheet against the sand. The khasra located on Bhu Naksha, walked where walkable, measured where it matters. Guide: Bhu Naksha
  5. Settle class, plan and conversion. Classification consequences at the tehsil, and the 90A position for anything near a city's edge. Guide: 90A guide
  6. After the deed, track the entry home. The Namantaran by its reference to the amended account, closed with a fresh certified nakal. Guide: Namantaran guide
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Common issues across the portal

Most stalled Rajasthan files trace to one of these four.

A fraction sold as a farm

One heir's share pitched as the whole khata. The column states the arithmetic; count the signatures it requires.

A stranger in the Girdawari

Seasons naming a cultivator the pitch didn't. Resolve in writing with counsel; cultivation history carries weight.

Classification skimmed

Allotted or restricted categories priced as ordinary land. The class line carries rules; confirm them at the tehsil.

An entry left mid-journey

Deeds registered, no Namantaran reference or no fresh nakal. Track the entry home and pull the amended account.

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Apna Khata Rajasthan: rules buyers should know

Fractions are stated facts

The shares column is the seller's true stake, and undivided khatas are the norm. Every needed signature follows the arithmetic.

The DLC rate is the floor

Whichever is higher, deed price or the published DLC valuation, is what duty runs on. Pull a dated extract early.

Cultivation is evidence

The Girdawari's cultivator entries carry legal weight. A non-seller name across seasons stops the deal until resolved.

Plans outrank applications

At the city's edge, master plans and schemes govern what 90A can serve. Price today's orders and entries, never a rumour.

Red flag: A Rajasthan seller fluent about the land but vague about their khata, their fraction, the Girdawari's cultivator or the remarks column is dodging the four public facts every buyer can check in minutes. The account costs nothing to open; a seller avoiding that reading has already given you the result.
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Frequently asked questions

What is Apna Khata?

Rajasthan's land records portal on the e-Dharti system: the jamabandi, its nakal copies, Girdawari reports and online mutation applications, village by village.

How do I check my jamabandi online?

Open Apna Khata's district map, choose the tehsil and village, and put in a khata, a khasra or a holder's name.

What is a nakal?

The jamabandi's extract: free informational copies for reading, and certified e-signed or tehsil-sealed copies for official use.

How does mutation work in Rajasthan?

As the Namantaran: applied online or at the tehsil, verified by the Patwari, decided after notice, and entered in the account.

Does Rajasthan issue an encumbrance certificate?

Yes, through e-Panjiyan: the certified search of registered documents for the span applied, with DLC rates published alongside.

What is the Girdawari?

The Patwari's seasonal crop record per khasra: crop, area sown, irrigation and the cultivator found, each kharif and rabi.

How does farmland become plots?

Through conversion, the 90A route in urban and authority areas, governed by master plans and carried into the jamabandi's class.

Is the online record legally valid?

Views and informational nakals inform. Institutions act on certified copies, e-signed or from the tehsil.

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