Bengaluru's Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) reported a successful second day for the ‘My e-Khata, My Hakku’ campaign, receiving 809 e-Khata applications across the city’s five corporations on May 23. The campaign, part of the Bhoo Guarantee initiative, aims to streamline property record services and resolve pending Khata-related issues. In total, 1,164 cases were processed, with 2,704 citizens participating. The South City Corporation led in attendance with 870 participants, while Central City Corporation recorded the lowest at 323. The campaign will continue for three months, allowing property owners to obtain e-Khatas, apply for new Khatas, and convert b-Khata properties to a-Khata status. The GBA aims to enhance efficiency by providing services at 52 centers equipped with trained personnel and necessary technology. The Bhoo Guarantee scheme also offers significant fee reductions for property conversions, promising relief and certainty to property owners. The e-Khata system is designed to improve accuracy and accessibility of property records, replacing the traditional manual Khata system.