Greater Bengaluru Authority introduces e-Aasthi 2.0 property records system
The Greater Bengaluru Authority has launched e-Aasthi 2.0, a digital property-records system. Minister Krishna Byre Gowda said the city has more than 3.5 million properties, with about 2.3–2.4 million records already digitised and draft e-Khatas issued.
The Greater Bengaluru Authority has launched e-Aasthi 2.0, a system for digital property records, according to The Hindu. Greater Bengaluru Development Minister Krishna Byre Gowda, who launched the system, said Bengaluru has more than 35 lakh properties. He said records for approximately 23–24 lakh of those properties had already been digitised and draft e-Khatas issued.
The figures indicate that a substantial portion of the city’s property records has entered the digitisation process. The supplied material does not state how many records remain to be digitised or when the work is expected to be completed. It also does not explain the specific functions available through e-Aasthi 2.0, how property owners can use the system, or the process for checking or correcting a draft e-Khata.
No details were supplied about fees, access arrangements or the authorities responsible for resolving disputes. The minister’s comments provide the available scale of the exercise: Bengaluru has more than 35 lakh properties, while roughly 23–24 lakh records have been digitised and draft documents issued. The figures were presented in connection with the launch of the new system.
No reaction from property owners, officials or other stakeholders was included in the supplied material. Further information about the system’s rollout was not provided.
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