Each state typically has its own land record portal or website where individuals can access information related to land records, property ownership, surveys, and related documents. These portals are usually maintained by the respective state government's department responsible for land management or revenue administration.

To find the specific land record portal for a particular state, you can search online using phrases like "[State Name] land record portal" or "[State Name] land records website." Additionally, many states provide links to their land record portals on the official state government websites.

1. Andhra Pradesh: Mee Bhoomi
2. Arunachal Pradesh: Integrated Land Information Management System (ILIMS)
3. Assam: Integrated Land Records Management System (ILRMS)
4. Bihar: Bhulekh Bihar
5. Chhattisgarh: Bhuiyan
6. Goa: Form I & XIV
7. Gujarat: AnyRoR
8. Haryana: Jamabandi
9. Himachal Pradesh: Himbhoomi
10. Jharkhand: Jharbhoomi
11. Karnataka: Bhoomi
12. Kerala: Kerala State Land Bank
13. Madhya Pradesh: MP Bhulekh
14. Maharashtra: Mahabhulekh
15. Manipur: Revenue Court Case Monitoring System
16. Meghalaya: Meghalaya State Portal (https://meghalaya.gov.in/)
17. Mizoram: Land Revenue and Settlement
18. Nagaland: Land Records Management System
19. Odisha: Bhulekh Odisha
20. Punjab: Jamabandi
21. Rajasthan: Apna Khata
22. Sikkim: Land Revenue and Disaster Management Department
23. Tamil Nadu: Patta Chitta
24. Telangana: Dharani
25. Tripura: e-Dharani
26. Uttar Pradesh: Bhulekh UP
27. Uttarakhand: Devbhoomi
28. West Bengal: Banglarbhumi (https://banglarbhumi.gov.in/)

These portals provide various services related to land records, including accessing ownership details, land maps, mutation status, and more. Make sure to visit the official websites to access accurate and up-to-date information.

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