What khajna is
Khajna is the land revenue a raiyat (recorded owner) pays to the State for holding land. It is assessed on the khatian and is normally paid for each Bengali year. A receipt for paid khajna is often asked for when land is sold, mutated or mortgaged.
How to check khajna
- Open Khajna and select the district, block and mouza.
- Enter the khatian number, and the bata number if there is one.
- Search to see the land revenue details returned for that khatian.
Most record searches ask you to log in with your own Banglarbhumi account: user ID, password, the captcha and the one-time password sent to your registered mobile. Your password is used once to sign in and is never stored. If you have no account yet, register first on the official portal at banglarbhumi.gov.in.
Paying khajna
This website shows the details only; it does not take payments. Pay through the official portal at banglarbhumi.gov.in or at the office, and keep the receipt. After an online payment you can check it by its GRN in GRN and payment status.
Common questions
Can I pay khajna on this website?
No. This website never collects land revenue or any government fee. Payment is made on the official portal or at the office.
Which number do I need to check khajna?
The LR khatian number and the mouza. If you know only the plot number, search the plot in khatian and plot information to find its khatian.
Do I need a no-dues certificate?
Some transactions ask for a revenue no-dues certificate. You can track such a request under Revenue no-dues in the workspace; the certificate itself is issued by the land office.