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Bhu Bharati Prohibited Property Check — Agricultural Land

Search prohibited agricultural lands by survey number across all 33 districts · Owner details, extent & classification · Check Urban Properties (IGRS)

Dual Portal Check Required

A property can show "Clean" on Bhu Bharati but "Prohibited" on IGRS, or vice versa. Always check both portals for a complete verification.

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Understanding Bhu Bharati Prohibited Properties in Telangana

What is Bhu Bharati?

Bhu Bharati is the integrated land records management system operated by the Telangana Revenue Department. It maintains comprehensive records of all agricultural and rural land across the state, including prohibited property lists. The Bhu Bharati prohibited property database covers agricultural lands classified as government land, assigned land, endowment property, waqf property, and other non-transferable categories.

What Information Does This Tool Show?

  • Owner / Pattadar Name: The name of the recorded owner or a description of the land (e.g., "Government Land", "Assigned to...").
  • Survey Number: The specific survey and sub-survey number of the prohibited agricultural land.
  • Extent: The area of the prohibited land in acres and guntas (Ac.Gts format).
  • Nature of Land: Classification such as wet (irrigated), dry, garden, or other agricultural use.
  • Classification: The reason for prohibition — government land, assigned land, endowment, waqf, etc.

Why is Bhu Bharati Different from IGRS?

The IGRS portal (Registration & Stamps Department) maintains the Section 22-A prohibition list primarily for urban and non-agricultural properties, publishing results as PDFs. The Bhu Bharati portal (Revenue Department) focuses on agricultural and rural lands, providing structured data with survey-level detail including owner names, extents, and land classifications.

The two portals maintain separate databases. A property can appear clean on one but prohibited on the other — especially in peri-urban areas where land may be classified differently across departments. This is why a dual-portal check is critical before any property transaction in Telangana.

Types of Prohibited Agricultural Land

  • Government Land (Sarkari): Agricultural land owned by the state government — revenue wasteland, tank beds, road margins, canal banks, etc.
  • Assigned Land (Banjar/DKT): Land distributed to landless poor, SC/ST communities, or ex-servicemen under the 1977 Assigned Lands Act. Non-transferable for a specified period.
  • Endowment Land: Agricultural land belonging to Hindu temples and religious institutions, managed by the Endowments Department.
  • Waqf Land: Agricultural property dedicated for Islamic charitable purposes, under the Telangana State Waqf Board.
  • Inam / Jagir Land: Historical grants that were resumed by the government after land reform acts.

How to Verify Agricultural Land Before Purchase

  1. Step 1: Check Bhu Bharati prohibited list using this tool — search by village and survey number.
  2. Step 2: Check IGRS Section 22-A prohibition list for the same village.
  3. Step 3: Verify the 1-B extract (Pahani/Adangal) from the Tahsildar's office to confirm the pattadar name and land classification.
  4. Step 4: Check the Encumbrance Certificate for the property to identify any existing liens or mortgages.
  5. Step 5: Confirm the land is not in the FTL (Full Tank Level) zone using the HYDRA FTL Check tool if near a water body.

Disclaimer

This tool provides access to Bhu Bharati prohibited property data sourced from the Telangana Revenue Department portal. While we update our database regularly, users should verify prohibition status with the local Tahsildar's office before making property transactions. This tool is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

Frequently Asked Questions — Bhu Bharati Prohibited Property Check

What is Bhu Bharati prohibited property check?
Bhu Bharati is the Telangana Revenue Department's portal that maintains prohibited agricultural land records. This tool searches those records to check if a specific agricultural land or survey number is on the prohibited list, showing owner details, extent, and classification.
Can I search by survey number?
Yes. After selecting district, mandal, and village, you can enter a specific survey number to filter results. This shows only the prohibited entries matching that survey number. Leave the field empty to see all prohibited properties in the village.
What does "No Prohibited Properties Found" mean?
It means no agricultural lands in that village are listed as prohibited in Bhu Bharati records. However, always check the IGRS portal as well using our IGRS Prohibited Property Check, and verify with the local Tahsildar's office for the most authoritative status.
Why should I also check the IGRS portal?
Bhu Bharati and IGRS maintain separate prohibited property lists. A property can appear clean on Bhu Bharati but prohibited on IGRS, especially in peri-urban areas. Use the IGRS Prohibited Property Check for a complete dual-portal verification.
What is the extent format "Ac.Gts"?
Ac.Gts stands for Acres and Guntas. 1 acre = 40 guntas. So an extent of 2.2000 means 2 acres and 8 guntas (0.2000 × 40 = 8 guntas). This is the standard land measurement format used in Telangana revenue records.
How often is the Bhu Bharati data updated?
Our database is periodically synced with the official Bhu Bharati portal. Each search result shows the "Last updated" date. For the most current status, we recommend also checking the official Bhu Bharati portal or visiting the local Tahsildar's office.