MCC clears 828 pending e-khata applications during special drive
The Mangaluru City Corporation cleared 828 pending e-khata applications during a specialized four-day drive held in mid-October. City officials worked extended hours to address a backlog caused by staff redeployment for other government duties.
Why it matters
Streamlining property documentation like e-khatas improves municipal efficiency and directly benefits citizens trying to settle land and property transactions.
MCC clears 828 pending e-khata applications during special drive left A special drive was held by the Mangaluru City Corporation from October 14 to 17. H.S. MANJUNATH H.S. MANJUNATH https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/9j9x4g/article71607052.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/690-pending-appGNVGMFAFN.3.jpg.jpg H S MANJUNATH MANGALURU KARNATAKA 13/08/2026 : Mangaluru City Corporation, in Mangaluru on August 13,2026. PHOTO: MANJUNATH HS / THE HINDU MANGALURU A total of 828 applications (nearly 22%) of the 3,774 pending applications related to e-khata were disposed of during the four-day special drive held by the Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) from October 14 to 17. The MCC has proposed to hold another special drive shortly to clear the remaining applications. Due to deputation of officials for Special Intensive Revision exercise, issuing e-khatas and birth and death certificates were among the works of MCC that had been affected.
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