Feature guide

How to use Bhumi Kotha

Use this simple guide to understand the main jomi tools available in the app.

Home and land guides

Start from the home screen to explore jomi tools, land-related guides, saved work and available quick tools. Use guide content for general understanding before checking official sources.

Area converter

Open the converter, enter a value, choose the source and target units, then review the converted result. This is useful for common land units such as bigha, katha, acre and square feet.

Map and shape measurement

Use map survey tools where available, or select a shape and enter dimensions for a planning estimate. Confirm important measurements with official records or a qualified surveyor.

My Land Notebook

Save self-entered land details such as district, block, mouza, plot, khatian, owner information and notes so they are easier to find later. Delete saved items from inside the relevant feature when no longer needed.

Document tools

Use scanner, vault and compressor utilities to organize supporting papers and app documents. Keep original official documents safe and verify them through official channels when needed.

Crop and Bangla calendar

Use farming, Bengali date and reminder features for general planning support. Local conditions can vary, so treat these as helpful prompts rather than guaranteed advice.

Share, faraid and finance calculators

Use land share, inheritance, money, EMI, savings, date and event calculators for everyday planning. Review the inputs carefully before using any result.

Prepare before official portals

Use Bhumi Kotha to organize your own Khatian, Dag, Mouza, plot notes and documents before visiting authorized portals. The app is independent and does not fetch or display official Banglarbhumi land records.

Good practice

Always verify important details

Bhumi Kotha is a guidance app. For official land records, legal work, finance, tax, inheritance or property decisions, check authorized sources and consult qualified professionals.