Bengaluru GBA launches online plot subdivision and separate A-eKhatas
In short
Bengaluru’s GBA has launched an online service for joint property owners. It lets eligible plots be divided and gives each owner a separate A-eKhata based on the recorded share. The service is available on e-Aasthi 2.0.
This matters because owners can sell, gift or mortgage their part and pay property tax on their own. The available reporting does not say how many people can use it or what approvals are still needed.
What the reporting says
Bengaluru’s GBA launched an online service for joint property owners to divide eligible plots and obtain separate A-eKhatas based on recorded shares. The facility is available on e-Aasthi 2.0 and lets owners sell, gift or mortgage their portions and pay property tax independently. The reporting does not state how many properties qualify or when the service began.
Why it matters
Bengaluru’s GBA has launched an online service on e-Aasthi 2.0 for joint property owners to divide eligible plots and receive separate A-eKhatas based on recorded shares. The change could make it easier for owners to sell, gift or mortgage their portions and pay property tax independently. The reporting does not state eligibility counts, rollout timing, or administrative constraints.