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How to Apply for Land Partition in Odisha – Online Application under Section 19(1)(c) of the OLR Act (2026)

How to Apply for Land Partition in Odisha – Online Application under Section 19(1)(c) of the OLR Act (2026)
Odisha Land Partition Guide
Apply for Land Partition in Odisha
Partition of Land on Mutual Agreement – Online Process under OLR Act Section 19(1)C
ServicePartition of Land on Mutual Agreement
StateOdisha
Official Portalodisharevenueservices.nic.in
ActOdisha Land Reforms (OLR) Act, Section 19(1)C
ORTPS Timeline180 Days
Application Fee₹10
Status Checkdwistodisha.nic.in
Portal Odisha Revenue Services
URL odisharevenueservices.nic.in
ORTPS Timeline 180 Days
Section 19(1)C OLR Act

Portal

Odisha Revenue
odisharevenueservices.nic.in

ORTPS Timeline

180 Days
For partition approval

Application Fee

₹10
Plus per co-sharer fees

Status Check

DwIST Portal
dwistodisha.nic.in

About Land Partition in Odisha

Land partition on mutual agreement is the process of dividing a jointly owned land parcel among co-sharers (co-owners) with their mutual consent. In Odisha, this is governed by Section 19(1)C of the Odisha Land Reforms (OLR) Act.

As per the Odisha Right to Public Services (ORTPS) Act, the timeline for processing a land partition application is 180 days from the date of application. The Revenue Department has made the process online through the official portal to ensure transparency and efficiency.

Key features of the online system include:

  • Apply online via odisharevenueservices.nic.in
  • Add multiple co-sharers with their details
  • Upload partition document and trace map
  • Track application status on the DwIST portal
  • SMS alerts for application updates
  • Online payment of fees through Treasury Portal

ORTPS Timeline for Land Partition

180 Days – Service Delivery Timeline

As per the Odisha Right to Public Services (ORTPS) Act, the competent authority (Tahasildar) must dispose of the land partition application within 180 days from the date of receipt of the complete application.

  • Day 1-30: Application scrutiny and document verification
  • Day 31-90: Field verification, measurement, and co-sharer verification
  • Day 91-180: Final order issuance and communication
Note: The timeline may be extended if additional information is required or if there are objections from co-sharers.

How to Apply Online for Land Partition

Follow these steps to apply for partition of land on mutual agreement online:

Step 1: Visit the Odisha Revenue Services Portal

Open your web browser and go to:

https://odisharevenueservices.nic.in

Click on the link "Land Record Services".

1

Access Land Record Services

On the homepage, click on "Land Record Services". Then click on the link "odisharevenueservices.nic.in" to proceed.

2

Select Partition Service

Click on "Apply Partition of Land on Mutual Agreement U/s Sec 19(1)C of OLR Act" to start the application.

3

Enter Land Details

Provide the details of the land: Tahasil Name, Village Name, and Khata No. correctly. Check the 'Praja Information' displayed on the screen for verification.

4

Enter Co-Sharer Details

Enter the details of the 1st co-sharer. Then add the 2nd, 3rd, and subsequent co-sharers by clicking the "Add more co-sharer" button as per your case.

5

Verify and Manage Co-Sharers

The details of all co-sharers will be visible in the table below for verification. If you want to delete any co-sharer, click on the "Delete" button on the right-hand side of the table.

6

Upload Documents

Upload the partition document (mutual agreement) and the trace map of the land showing the proposed division.

7

Submit Application

Click on the "Submit" button. You will receive an Application Number – keep this for future correspondence with the Tahasil.

8

Pay the Requisite Fee

Pay the application fee online using Net Banking, Debit Card, or Credit Card. Check the amount and click "Make Payment". You will be redirected to the Treasury Portal of Odisha.

Follow the instructions and complete the payment. Once successful, you will get an Acknowledgement-cum-Payment Receipt.

Important: If you do not receive the receipt even after amount deduction, wait for 48 hours for payment status updation. You may generate the receipt using your Transaction ID.

9

Application Processing

Your application will be visible to the respective Tahasildar for processing. You will receive an SMS when the Tahasildar institutes the case after verifying your documents.

10

Track Case Status

After the case is instituted, you can check the status on the DwIST portal: http://dwistodisha.nic.in

Tip: Keep your Application Number and Transaction ID safe for tracking and future reference. Ensure all co-sharer details are entered correctly before submission.

Fee Structure for Land Partition

The following fees are applicable for applying for partition of land on mutual agreement under Section 19(1)C of the OLR Act:

Description Amount (₹)
Application Fee10.00
User Fee (per co-sharer)80.00
Demarcation Fee (per plot)20.00
Fee for Speed Post of RoR (per co-sharer)40.00
Notice/Proclamation Fee20.00
Note: The total fee depends on the number of co-sharers and plots. The User Fee (₹80) and Speed Post Fee (₹40) are charged per co-sharer.

Important Points to Remember

  • ORTPS Timeline: The Tahasildar must dispose of the application within 180 days.
  • Mutual Agreement: All co-sharers must agree to the partition. The partition document must be signed by all parties.
  • Application Number: Keep the Application Number safe for all future correspondence.
  • Payment Receipt: If you don't receive the receipt after payment, wait 48 hours and check status using Transaction ID.
  • SMS Alerts: Ensure your mobile number is active to receive SMS updates at every stage.
  • Trace Map: Upload a clear trace map showing the proposed division of the land among co-sharers.
  • Co-Sharer Details: Ensure all co-sharer names and details are entered correctly. Incorrect details may cause delays.
  • Status Tracking: Use the DwIST portal (dwistodisha.nic.in) to track your case after institution.

Official Resources & Contact

Revenue Portal odisharevenueservices.nic.in
DwIST Portal dwistodisha.nic.in
Department Revenue & DM, Odisha
State Odisha, India

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the official portal for land partition in Odisha?
The official portal for applying for land partition on mutual agreement is https://odisharevenueservices.nic.in. You can apply under Section 19(1)C of the Odisha Land Reforms (OLR) Act.
What is the ORTPS timeline for land partition?
The ORTPS timeline for partition of land on mutual agreement is 180 days from the date of application.
What are the fees for land partition application?
The fees include: Application Fee ₹10, User Fee ₹80 per co-sharer, Demarcation Fee ₹20 per plot, Speed Post Fee ₹40 per co-sharer, and Notice/Proclamation Fee ₹20.
How can I check the status of my land partition application?
You can check the status on the Odisha Revenue Services portal or on the DwIST portal at http://dwistodisha.nic.in after the case is instituted by the Tahasildar.
What documents are required for land partition?
You need to upload a partition document (mutual agreement signed by all co-sharers) and a trace map showing the proposed division of the land. Additionally, you need details of all co-sharers including their names and shares.
What is the difference between partition and mutation?
Partition divides jointly owned land among co-sharers. Mutation records the change in ownership of land. After partition, each co-sharer needs to apply for mutation to get individual records.
Can I apply for partition without mutual agreement?
This online service is specifically for mutual agreement partition under Section 19(1)C. For contested partition, you need to approach the civil court.
What happens if my application is delayed beyond the ORTPS timeline?
If the application is not disposed within 180 days, you can approach the competent authority for redressal under the ORTPS Act. The authority may be liable to pay compensation for the delay.