What is RTC/Pahani in Karnataka?
RTC, short for Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crops, is an official land document issued by the Karnataka Revenue Department. Commonly known as Pahani, the RTC contains vital information about a piece of land.
Why is RTC/Pahani Important in Karnataka?
- Ownership Confirmation
The RTC clearly shows the current landowner, making it vital for land transactions, sale agreements, and legal records. - Bank and Agricultural Loans
RTC is required by banks as proof of ownership and crop history when applying for agricultural loans in Karnataka. - Mutation and Registration
RTC is essential during mutation, which updates ownership details after inheritance, gift, or sale. - Government Schemes & Subsidies
Farmers must submit RTCs to access Karnataka government schemes, subsidies, and crop insurance benefits. - Dispute Resolution & Legal Use
RTC can serve as valid evidence in land dispute cases to clarify ownership or usage history. - Planning Agricultural Activities
Details about soil type and crop history help farmers make informed decisions for the next planting season.
How to View and get RTC/Pahani Online in Karnataka?
With mypatta , you can easily view and download RTC records online in just a few taps—no need to visit government office
Steps to View and get RTC/Pahani Online:
- Open mypatta and log in or sign up if needed.
- Go to property documents, ensure “Karnataka” is selected as the state, then tap the “RTC/Pahani” icon
- Enter your land details: District,Taluk,Hobli,Village and Survey Number / Surnoc / Hissa Number
- Tap Search to instantly view your RTC .You can Download/Save /Share RTC document.For certified use, apply for a Signed RTC in Karnataka through mypatta
What Information Does the RTC/Pahani contain?
When you check the RTC through mypatta , you’ll see:
- Landowner’s name(s)
- Survey and Hissa number
- Land area (in acres/hectares)
- Crop type and soil types
- Irrigation details
- Type of land (wet, dry, residential)
- Government schemes applicable
Uses of RTC/Pahani in Karnataka
Here are some practical ways RTC is used by landowners and farmers:
- Buying or selling land
- Applying for land or crop loans
- Mutation or property name transfer
- Checking encumbrances on the land
- Proving ownership in legal disputes
- Applying for farmer subsidies and schemes
- Planning agriculture based on soil and crop history
- Verifying survey numbers and area for fencing or land development
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How often is the RTC/Pahani updated?
The RTC/Pahani is updated regularly to reflect changes in ownership, crop patterns, or other relevant details through the mutation process.
Can I use an RTC/Pahani for non-agricultural purposes?
No, the RTC/Pahani is specific to agricultural land. For non-agricultural purposes, you must apply for land conversion and obtain relevant documents.
Does RTC/Pahani include information about encumbrances on the land?
No, RTC/Pahani does not include encumbrance details. You need to obtain an Encumbrance Certificate (EC) to check if the land is free from legal or financial liabilities
Does RTC/Pahani show mortgage details?
No, RTC/Pahani does not display mortgage details. For that, you may need to obtain an Encumbrance Certificate (EC).
What is the difference between RTC/Pahani and Khata?
Khata is a municipal record for urban properties related to property tax, while RTC/Pahani is for agricultural and rural land records.
Key Takeaway
The RTC/Pahani in Karnataka is an essential land document in Karnataka. It helps confirm ownership, assess crops, apply for loans, and access schemes. With mypatta , you can now view and download RTC land records online quickly and securely.
No queues. No travel. Just your land records—accessible anytime, anywhere.
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