Updated 22 October 2026: Google Play’s Bhulekh Sathi listing says the latest update adds a route to the Uttar Pradesh Khatauni-correction portal and the eCourts service, along with changes to downloads, favourites, information pages, portal-error messages and stability. Here is what those notes mean—and what still needs to be checked on the official services.
What the Bhulekh Sathi update reports
- Khatauni correction link: The Play listing says users can reach the official UP portal for errors involving ansh (share), name, guardian and address.
- eCourts service: The listing says eCourts access has been added for checking civil-court case status.
- App refinements: The listing mentions updated downloads, favourites and information screens, clearer portal-error messages, and general stability work.
These points are the developer’s published “What’s new” notes on Google Play. They are not an independent test of every screen or device. Government records and case information remain on the respective official services.
UP Khatauni correction portal: check the official route
The UP Bhulekh Khatauni error-correction portal identifies correction of ansh, name, guardian and address entries. Open the portal itself to see its current login, application and document requirements. The app can guide users to a service; it cannot change a government record, approve a request or certify a Khatauni.
Before submitting, compare the affected entry with your supporting records and follow the instructions shown by the official portal or competent revenue office. Keep the application reference and copies of submitted documents. Never share an OTP or account credentials with an agent or in a public comment.
eCourts case status: use the right search
The official eCourts District and Taluka Courts case-status service provides searches using available case details, such as CNR, case number or party name. Select the relevant court and use the fields displayed there; the portal may require a CAPTCHA. The Bhulekh Sathi Play listing reports that eCourts access was added, but the official court service controls search results and case history.
Not every land-related matter is a civil-court case. Revenue-court proceedings use a separate service and may not appear in an eCourts search. For a separate overview, see our UP RCCMS case-status guide.
Other Bhulekh Sathi tools listed on Google Play
The app listing describes an independent portal guide and on-device document utilities, including:
- Guides and links for land-record and other public-service portals.
- A PDF reader, merge and split tools.
- Image-to-PDF conversion and image compression.
- A document-scanning utility and separate downloads or file-history screens.
Check the Play Store description and the app’s current screens for availability and limits. These tools do not make a document an official certified copy.
Ads, data safety and privacy
Google Play currently marks the app as containing ads. Its Data safety section is provided by the developer and says the app may collect or share location, app activity and other data, that data is encrypted in transit, and that data cannot be deleted. These disclosures can change; review the current Play Store Data safety details and the app privacy policy before installing or entering personal information.
Official and app links
- Download Bhulekh Sathi on Google Play
- Download Bhulekh Sathi for iPhone on the App Store (the iOS app has its own features and update notes).
- Read the Bhulekh Sathi overview on SarkariAsk
- Open the official UP Khatauni correction portal
- Open the official eCourts case-status service
Independence note: SarkariAsk and Bhulekh Sathi are not government services. Verify applications, records, fees and case status on the responsible official portal.
Frequently asked questions
Can Bhulekh Sathi directly change my Khatauni?
No. Use the official correction portal and follow its instructions. The app does not itself amend, approve or certify a government record.
Which Khatauni fields does the correction portal identify?
The portal lists ansh, name, guardian and address errors. Check the live portal for the current process and requirements.
Will eCourts show every land dispute?
No. eCourts covers the cases available through its selected court service. A revenue-court matter may use a separate state service.