Land Intelligence & Cadastral Portal
Search any survey number in any Maharashtra village and read the official record of rights: khatedars, area, crops and mutations, then download the extract image for your file. One captcha keeps the lookup honest and human.
The record of rights every revenue office, bank and sub-registrar asks for.
Khatedar (owner) names, khata number, total and cultivated area, crop season details, pot-kharaba and the mutation history, exactly as the Talathi records them.
By survey/khata/CTS number, or by owner name in English letters (first, middle, surname or full name). Know the 11-digit ULPIN? One box, straight to the record.
The 7/12 renders as the portal's official image; save it, print it or attach it to the bank/registration file.
The same lookup also fetches the village 8A extract (khata-wise summary) and, for urban plots, the property card.
District → taluka → village, from the same official lists the Mahabhulekh portal serves, live.
Pick the survey number, or search by owner name / ULPIN. One captcha (the portal requires a human, so the lookup stays fair for everyone.
The record of rights renders on screen; download the extract image for your file.
Every 7/12, 8A and property card is fetched live from Mahabhulekh (bhulekh.mahabhumi.gov.in), the Land Records Department's own portal. Nothing is stored as a private database; each search reads the record at that moment. For certified copies, apply at the Talathi office; extracts here are for viewing and reference only, not for legal or commercial use.
The 7/12 is Maharashtra's village-level record of rights for a single survey/gat number: who owns it (khatedars), the khata, area by cultivation season, crop details, encumbrances and the mutation history. Banks, sub-registrars and courts all ask for it.
No; it is the portal's image for viewing and reference. For a certified copy, apply at the Talathi office or download it from Mahabhulekh with Aadhaar-OTP authentication.
Yes: switch to "Owner name (in English)" and enter the first, middle or surname as written in English letters on the portal (type PATIL, not पाटील). Matching survey numbers appear with owner names attached.
The Mahabhulekh portal requires one captcha per lookup. It is tied to your own session, nobody else's search can consume it.
Yes; the lookup is mobile-first and the app installs to your home screen.
Open the app and search your survey number; it takes less than a minute.
Open the 7/12 lookup