Mysuru City Corporation Issues 590 e-Khata Certificates in Special Drive
TL;DR
- The Mysuru City Corporation concluded a three-day Prajaseva e-Aasthi campaign.
- Officials approved 590 e-khata applications out of 730 submitted.
- A follow-up drive is scheduled for November 5, 6, and 7.
- Over 78,700 property owners have received certificates to date.
The Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) successfully concluded its three-day Prajaseva e-Aasthi campaign on Saturday. During the event, 590 eligible property owners were issued e-khata certificates.
The MCC received 730 applications on October 28, with 590 meeting the necessary documentation requirements for approval. District Minister Yathindra Siddharamaiah attended the distribution event and encouraged residents to participate in future drives.
To assist those who missed the initial deadline or lacked required paperwork, the MCC has scheduled a second campaign for November 5, 6, and 7. Officials have been instructed to prioritize the verification process to ensure remaining eligible owners receive their documentation.
Currently, the MCC oversees more than 2.10 lakh properties, with over 78,700 owners having already secured their e-khata certificates. Local leaders and administrative officials were present during the ceremony to oversee the progress of the initiative.
Why It Matters
This initiative highlights ongoing efforts to digitize property records in Mysuru, impacting over 2.10 lakh property owners. For residents and stakeholders, the streamlining of these administrative processes is essential for property management and legal compliance within the city's jurisdiction.
Oct 31, 2026 · Updated 10/31/2026, 3:37:51 PM · Reported with: The Hindu
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