Bengaluru: Weekly e-Khata melas will resume on Saturday, October 31, 2026, across the five city corporations under the Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA), Chief Commissioner Maheshwar Rao has announced.
The melas will be held every Saturday at Assistant Revenue Officer (ARO) offices and at other locations identified by the respective city corporation commissioners and joint commissioners, making e-Khata-related services easier for residents to access.
Venues to be announced by GBA
The commissioners and joint commissioners have been instructed to make arrangements for the melas. Venue details will be communicated through the GBA’s official website and social media platforms, and citizens have been asked to follow those updates.
Rao said the melas were being resumed following directions from the Chief Minister and the Minister for Greater Bengaluru Development.
Citizens can apply for e-Khata themselves
Citizens can submit their own applications through the GBA e-Aasthi portal. Kannada and English videos explaining the process are available on the Revenue Department’s YouTube channel, the GBA said.
Janasevaka doorstep assistance
Residents who face difficulties obtaining an e-Khata, applying for a new khata or converting a B-Khata to an A-Khata within GBA limits can use Janasevaka. Its representatives will visit residents’ homes and help with the application process.
A slot can be booked through the Janasevaka booking website or by contacting 080-42474411 or 8904085030.
₹45 application service at 140 Bengaluru One centres
Applications for e-Khata can also be submitted at 140 Bengaluru One centres across GBA limits. Citizens can visit their nearest centre and submit an application by paying a fee of ₹45, the authority said.
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