AnyROR Gujarat and the e-Dhara Land Record Systems

Land records play a pivotal role in property ownership, ensuring transparency and providing legal documentation for landowners. The government has implemented advanced digital platforms in Gujarat, AnyROR, and e-Dhara, to streamline access to land records and improve record keeping processes. This article delves into these systems and their significance for landowners in Gujarat. 

What is AnyROR Gujarat?

AnyROR, which stands for ‘Any Record of Rights,’ is an online portal established by the Government of Gujarat. It enables users to access and verify land-related information, such as ownership details, survey numbers, and other essential records. By digitising these records, the state ensures accessibility, reduces paperwork, and eliminates the need for physical visits to government offices. 

What is e-Dhara?

e-Dhara is a digital platform designed to manage and maintain land records in Gujarat. It serves as a comprehensive system to digitise land-related documents and provide easy access to property information. The platform centralises data, ensuring accuracy and transparency, and simplifies processes such as property verification and transactions.  

e-Dhara complements the AnyROR platform as an integral part of Gujarat’s land record management initiative. It focuses on creating a centralised database for land-related documents, ensuring accuracy and enabling seamless property transactions. The e-Dhara system significantly enhances transparency and efficiency in land management. 

Steps to Access Land Records Using AnyROR

Accessing land records via AnyROR is a simple and convenient process. Follow these steps: 

1. Visit the Official Website: Go to the official AnyROR Gujarat portal. 
2. Select an Option: Choose from services such as ‘View Land Record – Rural’ or ‘View Land Record – Urban’ 
3. Enter Details: Provide specific information such as the survey number, and district. 
4. View Records: Click ‘Get Record Detail’ to access the land record. 

Benefits of AnyROR and e-Dhara Systems 

These platforms provide numerous benefits, including: 

1. Ease of Access: Retrieve land records online without visiting government offices. 
2. Improved Transparency: Ensure accuracy with digital records. 
3. Enhanced Efficiency: Streamline property transactions with reliable data. 
4. Time-Saving: Quickly obtain documents such as 7/12 extracts and RoR. 

Key Documents Available in e-Dhara System

In the e-Dhara system, the key documents available include: 

1. 7/12 Document: This is the primary land record document showing ownership details, land area, crop details, and irrigation methods. 
2. Village Form 6 (VF – 6): This document provides information about the ownership history of a particular land. 
3. Village Form 8A (VF – 8A): This document displays the Khata number of the land. 

By ensuring accessibility, transparency, and efficiency, AnyROR and e-Dhara systems empower landowners and facilitate seamless property-related processes. Addressing existing challenges and enhancing awareness will further strengthen land governance in the state.