Bhumi Abhilekh: 7/12 Extract to Become Simpler, Government Orders Removal of Outdated Entries

The Maharashtra government has launched a major initiative to simplify the 7/12 land record extract (Saat Baara Utara) by eliminating outdated and irrelevant entries.
Bhumi Abhilekh: 7/12 Extract to Become Simpler, Government Orders Removal of Outdated Entries
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The 7/12 extract is a crucial land record document in Maharashtra, detailing ownership, tenancy, crop information, and financial encumbrances on agricultural land. It is widely used for property transactions, availing agricultural loans, and accessing government schemes. However, over the years, the accumulation of obsolete entries-such as repaid loans, resolved disputes, and outdated inheritance claims-has made these records cumbersome and confusing for users.

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To address these issues, the Maharashtra government has rolled out the second phase of its ‘Jivant 7/12’ campaign. The initiative focuses on:

  • Removing Outdated Entries: Obsolete remarks, repaid agricultural loans, settled mortgages, resolved land disputes, and outdated inheritance claims will be systematically removed from the 7/12 extract.

  • Updating Ownership and Tenancy: Only current, rightful ownership and tenancy details will be retained, ensuring the document reflects the present status of the land.

  • Public Land Records: Entries related to public lands, such as cremation grounds, will be updated for clarity and transparency.

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Know With TBC: Why Is This Change Needed?

Farmers and landowners often face significant difficulties due to outdated entries in their 7/12 extracts. These issues can delay or complicate:

  • Availing agricultural loans

  • Buying or selling land

  • Accessing government schemes and subsidies

  • Resolving inheritance and ownership disputes

By cleaning up these records, the government aims to make land transactions smoother and ensure that rightful owners can access benefits without unnecessary hurdles.

Special camps will be held at the taluka and circle levels, supervised by District Collectors and Sub-Divisional Officers, to expedite the update process and resolve long-pending cases. Updated 7/12 extracts will be available online through the Mahabhulekh portal, allowing users to view, download, and verify their land records digitally. Applicants can track the status of their mutation or update requests online, ensuring transparency and efficiency.

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Know With TBC: How to Access and Update Your 7/12 Extract

  1. Visit the Mahabhulekh Portal: Go to https://bhulekh.mahabhumi.gov.in or https://bhumiabhilekh.maharashtra.gov.in148.

  2. Register/Login: Create an account or log in with your credentials.

  3. Select Land Record Services: Choose your district, taluka, and other relevant details.

  4. Apply for Updates: Use the mutation or update options to request changes, upload necessary documents, and track application status online.

  5. Download Digitally Signed Extracts: Once updated, you can download the digitally signed 7/12 extract for official use.

The Maharashtra government’s drive to simplify the 7/12 extract by removing outdated entries marks a significant step towards modernizing land records. By making these documents clearer and more accessible, the state is empowering farmers, streamlining property transactions, and promoting better governance.

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