
Haryana Jamabandi Website For Land Records And Services - In Haryana for any kind of land record related information the citizen of the state need to log on to the official Jamabandi HALRIS website. They can easily access services such as property registration and deed registration status, mutation, court cases and status etc.
The state government has taken initiatives by providing the facility by digitalisation of records.
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Fard refers to the records of rights (RoR) that contains the information about land, its ownership and even its cultivators, etc.
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Bhulekh is the blended term of two hindi words, ‘bhu’ (meaning land) and ‘lekh’ (meaning account). So, basically bhulekh means account of land and its details.
Bhulekh Haryana is the record of all lands and its owners in the Haryana state. The land owners and property investors in Haryana have to access the official Jamabandi portal, to get the bhulekh information for their land.
If the user wants to get the land records documents in Haryana and would get all the information through the official Jamabandi website.
Jamabandi is a part of the record-of-right (RoR) and that establishes the ownership, cultivation and various other rights in land. The patwari prepares this Jamabandi document and revenue officer attests the same. Also, the patwari keeps one of the copies of the Jamabandi while the other is kept at the district record room.
The HALRIS includes the major components like
Step 1: First of all, go to the ‘Jamabandi’ tab on the homepage of Jamabandi official portal. Then, tap on it to go to ‘Jamabandi Nakal’.

Step 2: The user can get the Nakal details by name of the owner, by khewat, by khasra/survey number or by the date of mutation.

Step 3: Now, you have to click on any one to proceed and fill in the required details and proceed.

Step 4: Enter all the details that are relevant and once you input all the right details, the Nakal details will be displayed.
There are many kinds of deeds:
The Jamabandi website can be used to check any of these and simply go to Property Registration > View registered deed. However, for any of the registry, you will have to book an appointment.
Firstly, go to the Property registration tab on the main homepage and click on ‘Check Deed Appointment Availability’.


The, as per your choice get an appointment after entering the number of days and a list of appointment dates will be shown.

There is a new tab been introduced on the jamabandi website called as ‘Deed Registration Appointment’ on the official portal homepage. This is the simplest way from where you can Directly check for appointments.

Now, the user will be asked to enter the respective phone number and once you enter the mobile number, you will receive an OTP. Now, simply key in the OTP in the space provided to proceed.

This process is more even more direct. You can simply select the deed you wish to register, for example, whether a lease, mortgage, partition, partnership, power of attorney, or sale deed, etc. Also, the user can select the relevant details from the drop-down menu.

After that, the user will be asked to provide the location details of the property – ‘Rural within Abadi Deh’ or ‘Rural outside Abadi Deh’ or Urban within corporation limits’ or ‘Urban outside corporation limits’.
Then, further details are required for sub-location of property – whether a Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran area or Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation area or old city area, authorised or licensed colony or whether the property falls under other areas. After that, provide details of the sub-deed, district, tehsil and locality.
Subsequently, you will be redirected to the next new page. The district, tehsil, village, category will now be filled automatically on the above details you had provided.
If you have the property ID, then you can enter it in the space provided. If you are provided with the municipal corporation and name of the owner, else further proceed to ‘Get Detail’. The details will be displayed and if the details are not displayed, you could visit the official website of the urban local body, Haryana and can easily generate a temporary ID.
Here’s how to check the mutation status of a property:
Firstly, use the ‘check mutation status’ option under the ‘mutation’ tab.
Secondly, fill in the district, tehsil and date to arrive at the correct data.
Thirdly, check the mutation nakal of the required property from the ones displayed as a result.
Cadastral maps refer to the geospatial land data pertaining to registered land parcels. It includes cadastral units, each of which denotes a single registered plot.
A user can view the cadastral map on the Jamabandi website. Just, visit the Jamabandi official website and on the home page, select ‘view Cadastral Map’.
Then, click on the Menu that is given on the top right corner, to look up for cadastral maps by clicking on Search Owners by Khasra or Khewat.
You will then have to select one out of the given options and then enter details such as district, tehsil, village, khasra or khewat, etc.
Step 1: Go to the ‘Court cases’ tab on the homepage.
Step 2: Click on ‘Revenue court status’.
Step 3: You will be redirected to another window. On your left hand side, a drop down list will give you the option of ‘view case status’.
Step 4: Fill up the required details such as location, name of the advocate, court, case ID, etc.

Step 5: Submit it to get the results.

Step 1: Go to ‘Court Cases’>> Civil court cases

Step 2: Enter details such as district, tehsil, village, khasra number, etc., to view the status
On the Jamabandi website, you can also find the following information:
For the above-mentioned details, just log on to the official website and proceed to ‘Query’ tab. After that, just proceed to input the required details.
| Abadi Deh | In inhabitant site of village |
| Badastur | Unaltered |
| Banjar | Uncultivated land |
| Banjar Jadid | Land not cultivated for continuous four harvests, although it was cultivated earlier |
| Banjar Kadim | If continued to be uncultivated for the next four harvests |
| Barani | Dependent on rainfall |
| Bigha | A measure of area (varies from place to place) |
| Biswa | One-twentieth of a bigha |
| Biswansi | One-twentieth of a biswa |
| Chahi | Irrigated from well |
| Chahi Nahri | Irrigated partly from a well and partly from canal. |
| Chari | A kind of millet grown for fodder |
| Chaukidar | Village watchman |
| Chkota | Lump grain rent or rent consisting of a fixed amount of grain in the rabi and kharif. |
| Dholi | Death bed gift or a small plot of land to a brahmin. |
| Gair-Mumkin | Barren |
| Girdawar | Kanungo or supervisor of Patwaris |
| Girdawari | Harvest inspection |
| Gosha | Corner |
| Kalar | Barren land (sour clay) |
| Kanal | A measure of area |
| Kanungo | Supervisor of patwaris |
Karam Kharaba | Unit of length Portion of crop which has failed to come. |
| Kharif | Autumn harvest |
| Khasra | List of fields, field register |
| Khasra Girdawari | Harvest inspection register |
| Khata | Holding of tenant |
| Khatauni | Holding slips prepared at re-measurement |
| Khewat | A list of owner’s holding |
| Khewat/Khatauni | A combined Khewat & Khatauni |
| Khud Kashat | Cultivated by the owner himself |
| Killabandi | Rectangular measurement |
Latha Girdawari Marla | Cloth copy of the patwari’s map Measuring of area |
| Mauza | Village |
| Min | Portion / part |
| Misal Haqiyat | Record-of-right |
| Musavi | Mapping sheet |
| Nahri | Irrigated from canal |
| Naib-Tehsildar | The deputy or assistant of tehsildar |
| Parat Patwar | Patwari copy of the new settlement record |
| Parat Sarkar | Government copy of the new settlement record |
| Patwari | A village accountant or registrar |
| Sabik | Former |
| Sub-divisional magistrate | In-charge of a tehsildar |
| Taccavi | Loan granted by a government to a land owner for agriculture purposes. |
| Waris | Successor |
| Wasil Baqi Nawis | Revenue accountant in the tehsil |
| Wattar | Diagonal line |
| Zamindar | Land owner |
Units of measurement used in Haryana
Before settlement
1 Karam = 57.157″
1 Biswansi = 1 Karam x 1 Karam
20 Biswansi = 1 Biswa
20 Biswa = 1 Bigha
4 Bigha and 16 Biswa = 1 acre
Cooperative or mutual settlement
1 Karam = 57.157″
20 Biswansi = 1 Biswa
20 Biswa = 1 Bigha
4 Bigha = 1 Kila (40 Karam x 40 Karam)
After settlement
1 Karam = 66″
1 Sarsai = 1 Karam x 1 Karam
9 Sarsai = 1 Marka
20 Marla = 1 Kanal
8 Kanal = 1 acre
1 acre= 36 Karam x 40 karam (उतरसे दक्षिण, पुर्व से पश्चिम)
Q. What services can be availed through the Jamabandi website?
Through the Jamabandi website, you can obtain information about property registration, jamabandi nakal, collector rates, mutation, cadastral maps, court cases, answers to almost all your land related queries.
Q. What does Jamabandi mean?
Jamabandi is the record of rights. The website defines it as ‘A document prepared as part of record-of-right in every revenue estate. It contains entries regarding Ownership, cultivation and up-to-date of various rights in land’.
Q. What is mutation?
On change of ownership, changes must be made in government records to reflect the change. This process is known as mutation.

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