Overview
- The Revenue Department issued a government resolution under the 2025 land records law, putting detailed digital-record rules into effect and directing statewide compliance.
- Each 7/12, 8‑A and Ferfar extract is secured with a digital signature, a QR code and a unique 16‑digit verification number for on-the-spot validation.
- Official copies can be downloaded around the clock from the Bhulekh Mahabhumi portal for ₹15, eliminating reliance on talathi stamps or manual signatures.
- Banks, courts, registration offices and other authorities have been instructed to accept these digital records and not demand stamped physical copies.
- Corrections or updates can be requested online or via village revenue officers or tehsildar offices, with digital copies recognized as authenticated under Section 5 of the IT Act, 2000.