GBA to Conduct “Nanna e-Khata Nanna Hakku” Campaign Across 52 Locations on May 23

The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) will conduct the “Nanna e-Khata Nanna Hakku” citizen service campaign across 52 locations under five city corporations on May 23, 2026. The initiative has received strong public response, with improved participation and on-spot service delivery for property-related records and e-Khata services.

Key Details:

• Campaign to be held across 52 centres under GBA jurisdiction

• Services include e-Khata issuance, B Khata to A Khata conversion, mutation, corrections, and new applications

• Over 23 lakh property records digitised and scanned for transparency and security

• On-site verification and issuance of final e-Khata certificates

• Previous camp recorded 2,939 applications, out of which 1,242 were approved on the spot

• Remaining 1,697 applications under process for time-bound resolution

• Each centre designed to serve around 100 citizens per session

• Total capacity of nearly 5,000 citizens per Saturday

• Campaign to continue for 100 days on every Saturday

Special Policy Update:

• Government has reduced fees for B Khata to A Khata conversion

• Applicable for a limited period of 100 days (15-05-2026 to 23-08-2026)

• Conversion-related approval fee reduced from 5% to 2% of guidance value

• Citizens encouraged to take advantage of the scheme

Facilities at Campaign Centres:

• Help desks and citizen assistance counters

• Separate service counters and queue systems

• Internet-enabled computers, printers, and scanners

• Payment assistance and trained staff support

• On-site grievance redressal and guidance services