Mysuru e-Khata drive receives 708 applications across nine zones

The special Prajaseva e-Khata drive organised by the Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) on Wednesday received 708 applications across the city’s nine zones, reflecting a good response from citizens seeking faster delivery of the property document service.

The drive was held at the old Council Hall which was overseen by Regional Commissioner Nitesh Patil, who is also the MCC Administrator. The MCC provided an opportunity to the property owners to get e-khata certificates at ₹175, including ₹165 service charge and ₹10 registration charge. Property owners from all nine zones attended the drive.

The drive was conducted under the guidance of Regional Commissioner, MCC Commissioner M.K. Savita, Zonal commissioners, revenue officers, assistant revenue officers, revenue inspectors and other corporation staff participated in the programme.

Zone-3 received the highest number of applications at 144, followed by Zone-2 with 124 and Zone-9 with 91. Zone-7 received 82 applications, Zone-8 received 69, Zone-1 received 55, Zone-5 received 48, while Zones 4 and 6 received 44 applications each.

The MCC has said that applications will be scrutinised and applicants will be informed of deficiencies if the required documents are missing or if discrepancies are found in the submissions.

Eligible applications that meet the prescribed requirements and are accompanied by the necessary documents, including the Encumbrance Certificate (EC), will be processed for e-Khata issuance by 4 p.m. on Saturday.

The special drive was organised to simplify the e-Khata process and expedite the delivery of services to citizens.

Published - October 28, 2026 08:25 pm IST