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For BDA Khata transfer, apply through “Seva Sindhu”.Here is the link to the site https://sevasindhu.karnataka.gov.in/Sevasindhu/EnglishThe fee for BDA Khata transfer is approx 2% of your sale deed’s stamp duty. For example,The purchase value of the property is Rs. 30 LakhStamp duty is 5% of purchase value : Rs. 30 lakh X 5% = 1.5 LakhKhata transfer fee: Rs. 1.5 Lakh X 2% = Rs.3000/- (Approx)Sakala Online service is applicable only for BBMP property and not for BDA limit or BDA approved property. Hence please avoid Sakala website for BDA Khata transfer.When we apply for BDA Khata transfer. Property should be located in BDA limits. It should be either allotted by BDA or approved by BDABelow are the documents require for BDA Khata transfer:Through Sale Deed1. Current Sale deed2. Mother Deed/Previous sale deeds3. Encumbrance Certificate (Form -15) till date4. Tax Paid Receipt (Current Year)5. ID proof6. Possession Certificate (if available)7. Allotment Letter (If available)Through Death Of Owner1. Mother Deed/Previous sale deeds2. Encumbrance Certificate (Form -15) till date3. Tax Paid Receipt (Current Year)4. ID proof (of all family members)5. Original Death Certificate6. Family Tree Issued by Competent Authority7. Self - Affidavit8. Joint Affidavit9. Survival Certificate (Only for Govt employee)10. Indemnity bondThrough Will (Registered)1. Will (Registered)2. Mother Deed/Previous sale deeds3. Encumbrance Certificate (Form -15) till date4. Tax Paid Receipt (Current Year)5. ID proof6. Original Death Certificate7. Family Tree Issued by Competent Authority8. Self Affidavit9. Joint Affidavit10. Survival certificate (Only for Govt employee)11. Indemnity bondThrough Gift Deed1. Gift deed2. Mother Deed/Previous sale deeds3. Encumbrance Certificate (Form -15) till date4. Tax Paid Receipt (Current Year)5. ID proof6. Family Tree Issued by Competent AuthorityThrough Partition Deed1. Partition deed2. Mother Deed/Previous sale deeds3. Encumbrance Certificate (Form -15) till date4. Tax Paid Receipt (Current Year)5. ID proof6. Family Tree Issued by Competent Authority7. Indemnity bond8. Original death certificate (If original owner is dead)Through Release Deed1. Release deed2. Mother Deed/Previous sale deeds3. Encumbrance Certificate (Form -15) till date4. Tax Paid Receipt (Current Year)5. ID proofThrough Court Decree1. Court Order2. Encumbrance Certificate (Form -15) till date3. Tax Paid Receipt (Current Year)4. Sale Deed/Other property related document5. ID proofThrough Settlement Deed1. Settlement deed2. Mother Deed/Previous sale deeds3. Encumbrance Certificate (Form -15) till date4. Tax Paid Receipt (Current Year)5. ID proofThrough Exchange Deed1. Exchange deed2. Mother Deed/Previous sale deeds3. Encumbrance Certificate (Form -15) till dateBelow is the step by step procedure to apply for BDA Khata transfer.Step 1: Open Seva sindhu. https://sevasindhu.karnataka.gov.in/Sevasindhu/EnglishStep 2: Click on “Departments & Services”. Below image in the circle for your reference.Step 3: Under departments & services, Scroll to the 5th page. click “Bangalore Development Authority”. Below image in the circle for your reference.Step 4: Under Bangalore Development Authority, click “Application for New e-Khata” if you apply for 1st time Khata transfer.If a seller already has a khata certificate, click on “Application for e-khata Transfer”. Below image in the circle for your reference.Step 5: Click on “Application for e-khata transfer”. Directs to the login page.If you are a new user, registration is mandatory. It's free to register. To register, should have the following detailsAadhar numberMobile number linked with aadharEmail idStep 6: Login using mobile number or email ID. Enter OTP received through it. Below screenshot in the circle for your reference.Step 7: You will land on the home page after login. Type e-khata in the search bar, refer to the below image in the circle.Click “ Application for e-khata tranfer” Refer below in circle for your reference.Step 8: On the application page, fill in the relevant details of name, address, contact number, property details, property schedule, and acquired through.Upload passport size photo so your photo reflects in khata certificate.(Filling application is straight forward and easy. If any clarification requires, please write to us)Enter the verification code at bottom of the page and click submit.On the next page, click the button “Attach Annexure” at bottom of the page. Below image in the circle for your reference.On the next page, Scan and attach the following documents. Only PDF format with a file size of up to 20MB allowed. Below image for your reference.Click on “Save Annexure” at the bottom of the page.Step 9: Draft reference number generated. Below image in circle for your reference.Click on“eisgn and submit” at the bottom of the page. Below image for your reference.Step 10: In e-sign, linking your mobile number with aadhar is mandatory. Below image for your reference.Step 11: Acknowledgment receipt. Below image for your reference.This completes the application filing.Step 12: Followup for document verification and approvalUsually, take another 30 working days. Log in to the home page and track status. Below image in the circle for your reference.Referring to below image, the status is in progress. Over the next 30 days, the status change from verified and approved.In case of any hiccups in the application or documents, the status shows as rejected with reason. (Ex. EC is not current year). Reapply with correct details or documentStep 13: Once the status is approved. Visit the nearest Bangaloreone center. Provide your application number in Bangaloreone center to track your details.We circled the application number in the below image, locate your application number accordingly or locate in the acknowledgment receipt.Step 14: In the Bangaloreone center cross verity the name and pay the khata tranfer fee via cash, debit card, UPI, or Paytm wallet.Step 15: In another 4 working days. Login to your Seva Sindhu account and download the e-khata.We provide the service of BDA Khata transfer. To opt for our service, please WhatsApp to 9 7 4 2 4 7 9 0 2 0.Thank you for reading…

The modesty culture is a gift not from the Mughals but the Delhi Sultanate that preceded it. Compared to the Sultanate, the Mughals rulers come across as angelic beings.Savages like Ghazni, Ghori, Tughluq, Khilji, and Timur and their armies raided, plundered, raped women, and slaughtered Hindus en masse. [1]The Muslim heroes who figure larger than life in our history books committed some dreadful crimes. Mahmud of Ghazni, Qutb-ud-Din Aibak, Balban, Mohammed bin Qasim, and Sultan Mohammad Tughlak, all have blood-stained hands that the passage of years has not cleansed. Indeed, the presence of Muslim historians on their various campaigns has ensured that the memory of their deeds will live long after they were buried.Seen through Hindu eyes, the Muslim invasion of their homeland was an unmitigated disaster. Their temples were razed, their idols smashed, their women raped, their men killed or taken slaves. When Mahmud of Ghazni entered Somnath on one of his annual raids, he slaughtered all 50,000 inhabitants. Aibak killed and enslaved hundreds of thousands. The list of horrors is long and painful.In the book, “History of Medieval India”[2] , author and Historian Satish Chandra comments that it is during the Sultante that "the practice of keeping women in seclusion and asking them to veil their faces in the presence of outsiders, that is, the practice of purdah became widespread among the upper class women".The entire practice of Jauhar[3] started so that the women were spared, in the case of a lost war, rape and enslavement by the invaders.The movie Padmavat is a retelling of probably the most “famous” case of mass self-immolation carried out by Rani Padmini and the women of Chittor in order to be spared the atrocities of the vile Alauddin Khilji.Ancient Indian texts rarely mention women covering their faces except for in the company of elders where they would cover their heads as a sign of respect.The surviving murals and paintings at Ajanta and Ellora depict women with bare top bodies, and obviously uncovered faces, except for ornamental adorations.In the Mahabharata, when Yudhisthir lost Draupadi in the game of dice against Duryodhan and Shakuni, and she was summoned to the court, she arrived clad in a “single piece of clothing”.[4]Grabbing her by her long hair, Duhshasana pulled and dragged her to the sabha, like a plantain tree buffeted by the wind. When she was thus dragged, she bent down her body and softly whispered, “It is the period of my menses now. O evil-minded one! I am only clad in a single garment. O you who are not an arya! Do not take me to the sabha thus.”But he forcibly grabbed her by her black hair and told Krishna, “Pray to Krishna and Jishnu and Hari and Nara. Cry out for help, but I will take you. O Yajnaseni! This may be the time of your menses. But whether you are clad in a single garment or in no garments at all, you have been won at the game and are now a slave. One can sport with a slave as one desires.” Her hair was dishevelled. As she was pulled around by Duhshasana, her half-garment had come loose. She burnt with shame and mortification.In the book “Costumes and Ornaments as Depicted in the Sculptures of Gwalior Museum”[5], author Sulochana Ayyar talks about the male and female attire during the Gupta period.Encyclopedia Brittanica[6] also details that the “purdah” system originated in Persia and was brought to the Indian subcontinent by the invaders.The practice of purdah is said to have originated in the Persian culture and to have been acquired by the Muslims during the Arab conquest of what is now Iraq in the 7th century AD. Muslim domination of northern India in turn influenced the practice of Hinduism, and purdah became usual among the Hindu upper classes of northern India.Footnotes[1] Demons from the past —Irfan Husain[2] Satish Chandra History of Medieval India 800-1700.pdf[3] Jauhar - Wikipedia[4] https://ia802900.us.archive.org/25/items/TheMahabharata_201808/The%20Mahabharata.pdf[5] Costumes and Ornaments as Depicted in the Sculptures of Gwalior Museum[6] Purdah | Islamic custom

No, Turkey holds the title deed and is liberating Afrin as agreed upon in Ankara Treaty 1921, where TURKEY’s land belongs to Syria as long as there is no occupation and threats that Turkey does not approve of, or else Turkey takes the land back due to Syria’s failure in the future (as of right Now)The Huge Republic of Turkey, created and defended by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, looks like this :Ataturk knew invaders will come again and repeat the Russian backed Armenian genocide extermination and eradication of non pure Ottoman Armenians and Kurds for the creation of “Greater Armenia” inside Anatolia, as it was part of the treaty of Sevres, and that they might do so again under the guise of creating a Kurdistan.So Ataturk gave Turkish citizenship to the Kurds, and gifted lands to neighbors to prevent such occupations from happening, or else the lands have to be returned and Turkey re expands to full size.Syria accepted Turkey’s lands with the condition of preventing occupations, or else they must return itTreaty of Ankara 1921File:Franco-Turkish Pact 1921 (Treaty of Ankara).pdf - WikipediaAtaturk forced the recognition of the Turkish nation in the treaty of Lausanne 1923Iraq accepted Turkey’s lands with the condition of preventing occupations, or else they must return it1926 Treaty of Ankarahttp://foto.archivalware.co.uk/data/Library2/pdf/1927-TS0018.pdfSee, 04:47, Ataturk is the Victor of the Norths of Syria and Iraq