All about Bihar bhu naksha

Land grab cases and property-related fraud are as common in Bihar as in any other state in India. In 2016, a Bangalore-based civil society organisation by the name Daksh, released a report which said that 66% of all cases that were pending with the Indian judiciary were property-related litigations. Another research suggests that on an average, a case remains pending for five years at the subordinate level. This shows those intending to buy a plot of land or property anywhere across Bihar must cross-check the details provided by the seller and tally it with the information available online on the bhu naksha Bihar website.

How to check bhu naksha in Bihar?

Step 1: Log on to the official website of Bihar bhu naksha (click here).

Step 2: Enter details about district, sub division, circle, mauza, type and sheet.

If you zoom in on the khasra or enter it in the space available on the top of the page, you will get all the details such as plot number, khasra number, details about owner or joint owners, father’s name, caste details, neighbours, all plots of the same owner, etc.

Step 4: You can also get a Map Report and ROR report from this website.

Map Report, Bihar bhu naksha website

List of districts in Bihar with bhu naksha details online

Only Nalanda, Madhepura, Supaul and Lakhisarai have the bhu naksha updated online. For the remaining areas, data is still in the process of being digitised and updated.

Read our article on how to check Bhu Naksha in different states.

List of districts in Bihar with bhu naksha details yet to be made online

• Araria
• Arwal
• Aurangabad
• Banka
• Begusarai
• Bhagalpur
• Bhojpur
• Buxar
• Darbhanga
• East Champaran
• Gaya
• Gopalganj
• Jamui
• Jehanabad
• Kaimur
• Katihar
• Khagaria
• Kishanganj
• Madhubani
• Muzaffarpur
• Monghyr
• Nawada
• Patna
• Purnea
• Rohtas
• Saharsa
• Samastipur
• Saran
• Sheikhpura
• Sheohar
• Sitamarhi
• Siwan
• Vaishali
• West Champaran

Latest updates on bhu naksha Bihar

Aerial map under process soon in Bihar

DM Kaushal Kumar has given instructions to the agency conducting the aerial survey in Bihar. In the meeting held at the Collectorate Auditorium, the DM said that the Additional Collector will work in coordination with the agency, to ensure that the survey work based on the aerial map is not delayed. There will be wide publicity for the work, through various mediums like hoardings. He directed that these be displayed at places like camp, panchayat, mouza, block and zonal offices, adding that regular monitoring will be ensured.

Digital survey in Madhepura

A  survey camp was organised in Madhepura recently, chaired by Amit Kumar. Addressing the camp, ASO Safi Akhtar said that a survey will be started afresh for the first time since 1965 and this time it would be digital. Survey office Panchayat Sarkar Bhavan Giddha has been built in Shankarpur block. In future, land-related survey work of all eight revenue villages including Maura, Bari, Champanagar, Jirwa, Rayabhir, Basantpur, Giddha will be conducted.

Number of land disputes may go down in Bihar

Authorities are estimating up to 80% reduction in the number of land dispute cases, following the aforementioned survey. The survey work will begin after general meetings in Bellary, Kumarkhand on September 16, 2020 and Gudiya and Laxmipur Bhagwati on September 17, 2020.

Home delivery of survey maps in Bihar

The state may soon also offer home delivery of survey and consolidation maps through post. People will be required to pay postal fees and the naksha will reach your home and you will no longer be required to frequent the government offices. The application and required fees can be furnished online, once the authorities notify the same.

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