Wednesday, November 26, 2008
ING Real Estate plans to invest in India
Dutch property manager ING Real Estate plans to invest in India, Turkey, Europe and the Americas to meet demand and benefit from relatively high returns. The real estate unit of financial services division of ING Group, which managed 94.4 billion euros ($130.2 billion) in property globally as of March 31, plans to invest 0.5 to 1 billion euros in these two countries by early 2008. Returns in India and Turkey are expected to be higher than the 4-7 percent generated in Western Europe and North America. Increased demand from customers is another reason for ING Real Estate's expansion into these two markets. ING Group desires to participate in markets that grow.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Farm Land for sale
This 9.25acre farm land is by the Mallapur-Kaiga Road, abutting the Kali River, Kadra Dam Backwaters. 
The land is thick with vegetation and Trees, ocassionally visited by deer, bisons, black panthers, and other animals. Water is available in plenty, and has got definite boundaries to the adjoining Public Road - State Highway, and the Government Forest Land and the Backwaters of the Kadra Dam.
The Land is a level one, situated in a quiet, serene location ensonced in between the Western Ghats, and Evergreen Forests.
At a distance of 45 kms from the Karwar Centre, it is 3 kms away from the 3 star Hotel Subhadra at Mallapur.
There are no ownership issues, and the only owner had purchased the present land a few years back. Available for sale in a complete package, or in two parts.
One complete package sale is preferred.
Monday, November 24, 2008
BHOOMI - E-Governance project of Government of Karnataka
Land records form the basis for assignment and settlement of land titles. These records must stand the test of legal scrutiny. Land is a very precious source and the land Records system must safeguard the rights of the legal owner of the land.
The importance of land and land record in affecting people's livelihood is an indisputable fact. Issues of land rights not only raise legal complexities but also have socio-economic dimensions. If the State has to address these questions a sound land information management system has to be put in place because information is the key to power.
Under this prestigious Bhoomi E-Governance project of the Government all 20 million land records of 6.7 million land owners in 176 taluks of Karnataka have been computerised. This system works with the software called "BHOOMI" designed fully in-house by National Informatics Center
Important Features of BHOOMI
"Bhoomi" is a very comprehensive software designed by NIC. This software provides for printing of land records as and when required. It incorporates process of online updation to ensure that the RTCs provided to the farmers is in sync with the time. The manual land records in operationalised taluks have been declared illegal. All the mutations to the land records database are done on the computer itself so as to ensure that data on computer remain current with time.
It incorporates the state of the art bio-logon metrics system from Compaq, which authenticates various users on the Bhoomi software on the basis of fingerprints. This ensures that no body can hack the system by imitating other users. The replacement of password security system by fingerprint authentication system would go a long way to ensure that database are free from any hacking and that the non-repudiation system is in place. This software also has the provision of scanning of original mutation orders of the revenue inspector (who is the authorised person to pass orders in the mutations in the field) and notices served on interested parties. Both documents are scanned to ensure that not only responsibility can be fixed on Officials by showing the original documents signed by them but also to ensure that the intestered particies do not claim in the court that they were not served with the notice before effecting the mutation.
The software enables the administrators to generate various reports based on type of soil, land holding size, type of crops grown etc. This information would enable administrators to take informed policy decision.
High Lights of Bhoomi
Fully online system to carry out mutations on land records data.
Finger print biometrics authentication to ensure fool proof authentication system and to enforce the concept of non-repudiation.
Facility to scan the field mutation order passed by revenue authorities and the notice served on the public.
Land record centre in each taluk office for public interface.
Syncronises with the regular field work done by Village Accountants and Revenue Inspector.
Provision for interfacing of Touch Screen Kiosk at taluk office.
First in First in mutation process thereby eliminating any favourism.
The above features would help in bringing total transparency in land records administration with added advantage of security and reliability.
Source - http://www.bhoomi.kar.nic.in
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Buying a Flat ?? - Then Know these Facts....
What is the difference between built up area, super built up area, and carpet area?
Carpet Area: This is the area of the apartment/building which does not include the area of the walls.
Built up Area: This includes the area of the walls also.
Super Built up Area: This includes the built up area along with the area under common spaces such as the lobby, lifts, stairs, etc. This term is therefore only applicable in the case of multi-dwelling units.
What documents need to be verified before purchase of a Flat?
Before you purchase a flat, you have to have a title and document search conducted by a competent advocate. You cannot do it yourself. You have to use the services of a competent advocate. It is a professional job to be done with professional assistance
What important documents should one check for before buying any property?
If you want to purchase a property, you have to look at the approved layout plan, approved building plan, ownership documents, carryout search, etc. Contact an advocate before you purchase a property so that he can advise you.
Who is liable to pay Stamp Duty, the buyer or the seller?
The liability of paying stamp duty is that of the buyer unless there is an agreement to the contrary.
What is meant by the market value of the property and Whether Stamp Duty is payable on the market value of the property or on consideration as stated in the agreement?
Market value means the price at which a property could be bought in the open market on the date of execution of such instrument. The Stamp Duty is payable on the agreement value of the property or the market value which ever is higher.
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
Karnataka RTO codes
KA — Karnataka
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KA-01 ----> Bangalore Central (Koramangala)
KA-02 ----> Bangalore West (Rajajinagar)
KA-03 ----> Bangalore East (Indiranagar)
KA-04 ----> Bangalore North (Yeshwanthpur)
KA-05 ----> Bangalore South (Jayanagar)
KA-06 ----> Tumkur
KA-07 ----> Kolar
KA-08 ----> KGF (Kolar Gold Fields)
KA-09 ----> Mysore
KA-10 ----> Chamrajnagar
KA-11 ----> Mandya
KA-12 ----> Madikeri
KA-13 ----> Hassan
KA-14 ----> Shimoga
KA-15 ----> Sagar,Shimoga Dist
KA-16 ----> Chitradurga
KA-17 ----> Davangere
KA-18 ----> Chickmagalur
KA-19 ----> Mangalore, Dakshina Kannada District
KA-20 ----> Udupi
KA-21 ----> Puttur
KA-22 ----> Belgaum
KA-23 ----> Chikkodi
KA-24 ----> Bailhongal
KA-25 ----> Dharwad
KA-26 ----> Gadag
KA-27 ----> Haveri
KA-28 ----> Bijapur
KA-29 ----> Bagalkot
KA-30 ----> Karwar, Uttar Kannada
KA-31 ----> Sirsi, Karwar
KA-32 ----> Gulbarga
KA-33 ----> Yadgir
KA-34 ----> Bellary
KA-35 ----> Hospet
KA-36 ----> Raichur District
KA-37 ----> Koppal/ Gangavati
KA-38 ----> Bidar
KA-39 ----> Bhalki
KA-40 ----> Chikkaballapur
KA-41 ----> Rajarajeswari nagar, Bangalore District
KA-42 ----> Ramanagar, Bangalore Rural District
KA-43 ----> Devanahalli, Bangalore Rural District
KA-44 ----> Tiptur, Tumkur District
KA-45 ----> Hunsur, Mysore District
KA-46 ----> Sakaleshapur, Hassan District
KA-47 ----> Honnavar, Uttarakannada District
KA-48 ----> Jamkhandi, Bagalakot District
KA-49 ----> Gokak, Belgaum District
KA-50 ----> Yelahanka, Bangalore District
KA-51 ----> Bannerghatta, Bangalore District
KA-52 ----> Nelamangala, Bangalore District
KA-53 ----> K.R. Puram, Bangalore District
KA-54 ----> Nagamangala, Mandya District
KA-55 ----> ??, ?? District
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Karnataka Government Websites
Frequently Used Web Sites of Karnataka State
1. Lokayuktha- Anti Corruption Cell
3. Bangalore Mahanagara Palike [BCC / BMP]
4. Email Ids Of Officers(Secretaires, Deputy Commissioners, Heads Of Departments)
- Central Govt Offices based in Karnataka
2. Central Poultry Development Organization
3. Central Public Works Department, South Zone-III
5. Export Permits of Coffee Board
- Agriculture
2. Krishi Marata Vahini- An Online Agricultural Price InformationSystem (daily rates!)
- Boards & Corporations
4. Karnataka State Building Center[KARNIC]
5. Karnakata State Pollution Control Board
6. Karnataka State Small Industries Development Corporation[KSSIDC]
7. Rajiv Gandhi Rural Housing Corporation Limited
8. The Roerich & Devika Rani Roerich Estate Board
- Customs
- District/Panchayat
11. South Kannada/ Dakshina Kannada
12. Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat
14. Hassan District
15. Kodagu District
16. Koppal District
17. Mysore District
19. Rural Development & Panchayat Raj
20. Shimoga District
- Education
2. Department of Collegiate Education
3. Department of Public Instructions (Schools in Karnataka)
4. Directorate of Mass Education
5. Directorate of Public Instruction
6. Directorate of State Educational Research & Training
7. Environmental Management & Policy Research Institute
9. Karnataka State Women University, Bijapur
11. Primary School Teacher's Recruitment
12. Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Science
13. Regional Institute of English, South India
14. University of Agricultural Sciences (UAS) , Bangalore
15. Visveswaraih Technological University,
- Egovernment
3. Bijapur
4. Gokak
5. Hassan
6. Mysore
7. Raichur
8. Udupi
- Elections
1. State Election Commission, Karnataka
2. Chief Electoral Officer of Karnataka
- Food
1. Ahara- Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Department
2. Karnataka Food & Civil Supplies Corporation Limited
- Health
1. NIMHANS,
2. National Tuberculosis Institute
- Judiciary & Commissions
2. Department of Parliamentary Affairs & Legislation- info about existing laws
3. First National Judicial Pay Commission
5. Karnataka State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission
6. Karnataka Public Service Commission [KPSC]
7. Mediation Centre,
- Power [Electricity], Energy
1. BESCOM
3. Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd.
4. Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Ltd.
5. Power Systems Training Inst.
- Police Dept
5. Karnataka State Police Housing Corporation Ltd.
- Registrations
1. Bhoomi is a government-to-citizen (G2C) service, to give a copy of the land records, targeted on landowners and other local land-related interests. The service, rendered through dedicated Kiosks, the Government is planning to mine the 'content' imbedded in the computers of the Project to bring out -- to begin with -- localized crop estimates for sale to the interested customers.
2. Department of Stamps & Registration
3. Registrar of Companies [ROC]
- Tax
1. Department of Commercial Taxes
3. Directorate of Co-Operative Audit
4. Income Tax Department, Karnataka & Goa Region
- Tourism
2. Heritage- To develop Mysore-Srirangapattana, Bijapur, Bidar, and Kittur as heritage areas
- Transport
1. Bangalore Mass Rapid Transit Ltd[BMRTL]
2.Bangalore Transport Information System (BTIS) - for driving directions and traffic updates in
3. Regional Transport Office- RTO [Kannada version]
4. Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation[KSRTC]
- Water
1. Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board[BWSSB]
3. Karnataka Neeravari Nigam Limited
- Welfare
1. Department of Woman & Child Development
2. Directorate of Social Welfare
- All India Service Rules (Act Rule)
- Bangalore Development Authority [BDA]
- Bangalore Metropolitan Region Development Authority[BMRDA]
- Centre For Entrepreneurship Development of Karnataka [CEDOK], Dharwad
- Department of Backward Classes(Kannada)
- Department of Ecology & Environment
- Department of Horticulture
- Department of Industries and Commerce
- Department of Information & Publicity
- Department of Kannada & Culture
- Department of Labour
- Department of Mines & Geology
- Directorate of Employment and Training
- Directorate of Municipal Administration
- Directorate of Quality Assurance (DGS & D)
- Directorate of Economics & Statistics
- Drought Monitoring Cell
- Karnataka Forest Department
- Karnataka Forest Department- Wildlife Wing
- Karnataka Forest Development Corp. Ltd.
- Karnataka Housing Board
- Karnataka Information Technology Venture[KITVEN]
- Karnataka Legislature
- Karnataka Public Libraries
- Karnataka Road Development Corporation [KRDCL]
- Karnataka Silk Industries Corportation[KSIC]
- Karnataka State Service Rules
- Karnataka Udyog Mitra- For Investors
- Kidwai Memorial Inst. of Oncology
- Lake Development Authority
- Planning, Statistics, Science & Technology Dept.
- Project Monitoring Unit
- Public Works Department
- Secretariat Library
- World Bank- Kannada
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