Ente Bhoomi Portal: Modernizing Land Records Online

Kerala’s villages are undergoing a digital transformation. ‘Ente Bhoomi’, launching November 1st, will map 1,550 communities over four years. This ambitious project promises comprehensive land documentation and streamlined services. It seeks to ensure everyone can access digital land records statewide. To do this, it will engage the public.

The   project   will   hire   3, 200   assistants   and   1,500   surveyors   through job exchanges   and   has   a   budget   of   Rs.   856.42   crores .

This digital approach promises unparalleled speed and accuracy. Land disputes dissolve as crystal-clear records emerge. Disaster response teams gain a powerful ally. Transparency reigns supreme in this new era of geospatial mapping. Gone are the days of ambiguous boundaries and outdated maps. Welcome to the future of land management – 

  • Precise,
  • efficient, and 
  • accessible to all.

Ente Bhoomi Portal: Improving Several Departments’ Access

The Ente Bhoomi portal has vital land data. It helps departments plan and execute projects. This site aids decision-making by sharing info on topography, resources, and infrastructure. It is useful for:

  • Assessing land suitability hinges on road proximity and water availability. The Department of Agriculture checks these factors to see if a plot is good for farming. Transportation and irrigation can make or break a farm’s success.
  • Animal husbandry expertise streamlines the assessment of land suitability for livestock operations. This knowledge helps to assess terrain, resources, and the environment. These are key to successful animal farming.
  • Disaster management: For determining high-risk locations and creating methods for prevention.
  • Public Works: To provide geographical insights to infrastructure initiatives.
  • Irrigation: Aids in assessing the availability of water resources for irrigation.

Ente Bhoomi Project Overview

  • Total villages: 1,666
  • Villages requiring digital resurvey: 1,550
  • Survey completed in: 116 villages
  • Total project cost: ₹858 crores

How to Use the Kerala Ente Bhoomi Portal? 

Visit entebhoomi.kerala.gov.in/portal/login to access Kerala’s Ente Bhoomi portal. This is a condensed guide:

Step ActionDescription 
Step 1Open Ente Bhoomi Website Go to the following URL in your web browser: https://survey.entebhoomi.kerala.gov.in/portal/.
Step 2Select Language In the upper right corner of the webpage, select your language: English or Malayalam.
Step 3 Explore Services There are sections on the homepage dedicated to different services, including:Look up land records with the Land Information Search.Report any inconsistencies in the Land Information Report.Re-survey Details: Find more about current re-survey initiatives.Public Services: Get land-related citizen services.Government Services: Available to public servants.Employment Opportunities: Details about project roles at Ente Bhoomi.Announcements and News: Up-to-date information and alerts.
Step 4 Access Specific Services Select “Land Information Search” or a similar option. Input relevant details like district, taluk, village, or survey number as needed. The specific information required may vary based on your search parameters.

Company Information and Present Status

Founded in 2014, this Kerala-based private entity operates as a share-limited corporation. It is independent of government control. It still works in the region’s business landscape.

Basic Information Statistics 
CIN U91900KL2014NPL036068
Date of Incorporation 04-02-2014
Registered State Kerala 
Registrar of Companies ROC- Ernakulam 
Category Company Limited By Shares 
Sub Category Non-govt. Company 
Company Class Private 
Company Status  Active 

Capital and Contact Details 

The company is based in Ernakulam, Kerala, and has ₹1,00,000 in authorized and paid-up capital.

Share Capital Information Statistics 
Authorized Capital 1,00,000
Paid-Up Capital 1,00,000
Contact Information Statistics  
Email ID vrkdasmenon@gmail.com
Registered Office Address No.3052/3112 S.A Road,Valanjambalam, Cochin,Ernakulam, KL IN 682016

Conclusion 

Ente Bhoomi Portal will transform land management and access. It’s a key milestone in Kerala’s digital revolution. The initiative aims to improve public services and infrastructure. It will use advanced survey techniques and encourage interdepartmental cooperation. This will benefit the government and its constituents.

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