Bengaluru to Host e-Khata Open House on May 23, 2026

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Bengaluru's Greater Authority is holding an e-Khata open house on May 23, 2026, across various locations to resolve citizen issues and provide Khata-related services.
The event is part of the Bhoo Guarantee-6th Guarantee scheme.

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Bengaluru's Greater Authority is holding an e-Khata open house on May 23, 2026, across various locations to resolve citizen issues and provide Khata-related services. The event is part of the Bhoo Guarantee-6th Guarantee scheme.

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