D.K. Shivakumar Assures Simplified and Citizen-Friendly e-Khata Process
The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) and Karnataka Government have announced reforms and corrective measures to simplify the e Khata process and address technical difficulties faced by citizens. Deputy Chief Minister D.K.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) and Karnataka Government have announced reforms and corrective measures to simplify the e-Khata process and address technical difficulties faced by citizens. Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar stated that the administration is focused on improving transparency, reducing delays, and strengthening digital property documentation services across Bengaluru.
Key Details:
- Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar addressed concerns related to the e-Khata application process
- Government committed to simplifying e-Khata services for genuine applicants
- Technical issues, application errors, and processing delays are being reviewed
- Corrective measures being introduced to improve transparency and efficiency
- Focus on reducing manual intervention through digital governance systems
- Departments instructed to strengthen citizen-friendly online property services
- Revenue and civic authorities coordinating to improve implementation across Bengaluru
- Reforms aimed at improving accessibility and convenience for property owners
e-Khata Reform and Governance Update:
Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar clarified that the Karnataka Government is actively working to resolve issues faced by citizens during the e-Khata application and approval process.
He stated that several system improvements and administrative reforms are being introduced to ensure smoother processing, improved transparency, and faster service delivery for applicants.
The government also emphasized that genuine applicants should not face inconvenience while accessing digital civic services related to property documentation.
Citizen-Centric Improvements:
Authorities stated that departments concerned are continuously monitoring technical challenges and introducing updates to improve online accessibility and service efficiency.
The reforms are expected to:
- Improve efficiency in property documentation services
- Reduce application processing delays
- Strengthen transparent digital governance
- Minimize dependency on manual procedures
- Improve citizen experience across Bengaluru
Digital Governance Focus:
The e-Khata initiative is part of broader efforts to modernize civic administration and strengthen online governance systems for urban services.
Officials stated that the administration remains committed to making property-related civic services more transparent, accessible, and citizen-friendly.


