What is Dharitree Assam?

I think not many people who are not residents of Assam, know about Dharitree Assam land record. And that is understandable. So, now that you want to know about it, I will help you out with whatever I know about it.

What is Dharitree Assam?

The easy transfer and registration of land and property in Assam is made possible by Dharitree Assam or ILRMS Assam, which was established by the Revenue and Disaster Management Department of the Assam government. (Note: Although the official spelling is Dharitree, it is also occasionally written as Dharitri Assam.) 'Ensuring interconnection amongst some of the revenue circle, sub-registrar, deputy commissioners' offices, and the directorate of land records' is another goal of the Dharitree Assam portal. On mobile devices, you can also access Assam land records via the Dharitree App.

Assam land records Dharitri Purpose 

The state government's attempt to integrate land-related information, including land transfer and registration, updating of land records, such as mutation, partition, conversion, and reclassification, and land revenue collection is known as the ILRMS Assam or Dharitree Assam (Dharitri Assam) portal.

Assam land records Dharitri services for citizens

The Assam government's Dharitree Assam (Dharitri Assam) portal serves four main objectives. It serves as

1. As required by Section 21A of the Registration Act, the immovable property transfer NOC must be issued on the internet.

2. the system for updating land records online.

3. the online property registration system.

4. The internet mechanism for collecting land taxes.

How to get land records in Assam offline?

You must get in touch with the local circle office to obtain the land records if the identity of the village is not included in the list supplied on the Dharitree portal. This is due to the fact that not all of the state's village land records have been digitised. More than 26,000 Assamese village maps have been revised on the Dharitree portal. Visit the circular office and fill out an application to receive a tangible copy of the land records or Bhulekh in Assam.

What if your land information is not available on Dharitri Assam portal?

If you are unable to locate your land records on the Dharitri site, you will need to pay a visit to the relevant circle office or tehsildar office. This is due to a number of villages for which there isn't a cadastral map. A surveying map is one that depicts the aerial topography of a place with some customisation in accordance with the provided details, such as survey number, dag number, or khata number.

This is all you must know about the Dharitree Assam land record.