May 29, 2023: In a move that is expected to further simplify the property registration process in India’s information technology capital, the Karnataka government is set to launch the all-new Kaveri 2.0 software in Bangalore today.
The state launched Kaveri 2.0 on March 2, 2023. “It is a revolutionary technology that will not only end hassles in property registration but also end the menace of middlemen at sub-registrar offices,” Karnataka revenue minister R Ashok said at the launch.
An updated version of the Kaveri services portal, Kaveri 2.0 is expected to cut down server-related issues, reducing the waiting time at sub-registrar offices to less than 10 minutes.
The new system will enable property and land buyers in the state to pre-register all their data before booking an appointment at the sub-registrar’s office. At the sub-registrar offices, they will only have to submit documents, provide photos and biometric impressions.
To enable this ease of property registrations, Kaveri 2.0 has been integrated with services on the Bhoomi portal that is the database for agriculture property details, e-Swathu and e-Aasthi, the database for rural and urban non-agricultural properties, Khajane-II, the payment portal, etc.
From among the 43 sub-registrar offices in the city, the software is being launched in Banashankari, Basavanagudi and Chamarajpet on May 29. The Karnataka department of stamps and registration will launch the new software across the sub-registrar offices in the capital city by mid-June.
June 14 is the last day of the software’s rollout.
Kaveri Online: Overview
| Name of the portal | Kaveri Online Services |
| Owned by | Department of Stamps and Registration, government of Karnataka |
| Maintained by | C-DAC |
| Objective | To acts as a virtual storage unit for data pertaining to records of rights, tenancy and crops (RTC). |
| Developed in | 2018 |
| Website address | https://kaverionline.karnataka.gov.in. |
| Services | For guest users:
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