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Land Details Search from Bhu Bharati

Complete property information by Survey Number · 33 Districts · 10,800+ Villages · Search Pahani

Land Details Search — Find Complete Property Information in Telangana

What is the Land Details Search Tool?

The Land Details Search tool lets you find complete information about any land parcel in Telangana by searching with the survey number on the Bhu Bharati portal. Whether you're a property buyer conducting due diligence, a lawyer verifying land records, or a landowner checking your own records, this tool provides instant access to all revenue record details maintained by the Telangana Revenue Department.

The search returns the same data that appears in the official Pahani, ROR-1B (Record of Rights), and Pattadar Passbook — including ownership, extent, classification, market value, and transaction status. All data is sourced directly from the Bhu Bharati database covering 33 districts, 605 mandals, and over 10,800 revenue villages.

What Land Details Can You Search?

  • Pattadar (Owner) Name: Current registered landowner in revenue records, shown in both Telugu and English
  • Father / Husband's Name: For identification of the pattadar as recorded in revenue registers
  • Khata Number: Revenue account number linking the owner to their land holdings
  • PPB Number: Pattadar Passbook Number — the digitised landowner ID in Bhu Bharati
  • eKYC Status: Whether the pattadar has completed Aadhaar-based eKYC verification
  • Total Extent: Land area in acres and guntas (Ac. Gts)
  • Survey / Sub-Division Number: Revenue survey identifier for the land parcel
  • Land Status: NALA (Non-Agricultural Land Assessment) or agricultural designation
  • Nature of Land: Whether the land is used for houses, wet cultivation, dry cultivation, etc.
  • Classification: Metta (Dry), Tari (Wet), Garden, NALA, etc.
  • Market Value: Government-assessed value per the current year's valuation schedule
  • Transaction Status: Whether the property is allowed or prohibited for registration transactions

How to Search Land Details

  1. Select District: Choose from Telangana's 33 districts (Hyderabad, Rangareddy, Medchal-Malkajgiri, etc.)
  2. Select Mandal: The mandals within the selected district are loaded automatically
  3. Select Village: Revenue villages within the mandal
  4. Select Survey Number: Survey numbers are fetched live from Bhu Bharati for the selected village
  5. Select Khata Number: Khata numbers linked to the selected survey number
  6. Click Search: Complete land details are retrieved from Bhu Bharati and displayed instantly

Why Search Land Details Before Buying Property?

  • Verify Ownership: Confirm the seller's name matches the pattadar in revenue records. If it doesn't, the seller may not have clear title or the mutation may be pending.
  • Check Prohibited Status: If the land shows "Prohibited for transaction", registration will be blocked. This can happen due to Section 22-A restrictions, government land classification, endowment designation, or court orders.
  • Verify Land Extent: Confirm the actual extent matches what the seller claims. Discrepancies between the sale deed extent and revenue record extent are a red flag.
  • Check NALA Conversion: If you're buying land for construction, verify NALA conversion is completed. Agricultural land cannot be used for non-agricultural purposes without conversion.
  • Assess Market Value: The government market value helps you understand the minimum registration value and calculate stamp duty and registration charges.

Land Records Across All 33 Telangana Districts

This tool provides land details for every revenue village across Telangana's 33 districts: Adilabad, Bhadradri Kothagudem, Hanumakonda, Hyderabad, Jagtial, Jangaon, Jayashankar Bhupalapally, Jogulamba Gadwal, Kamareddy, Karimnagar, Khammam, Kumurambheem Asifabad, Mahabubabad, Mahabubnagar, Mancherial, Medak, Medchal-Malkajgiri, Mulugu, Nagarkurnool, Nalgonda, Narayanpet, Nirmal, Nizamabad, Peddapalli, Rajanna Sircilla, Rangareddy, Sangareddy, Siddipet, Suryapet, Vikarabad, Wanaparthy, Warangal, and Yadadri Bhuvanagiri.

Frequently Asked Questions — Land Details Search

How can I search land details in Telangana online?

You can search land details using this tool by selecting your district, mandal, village, and survey number. The tool connects to the Bhu Bharati portal and retrieves complete land record information including ownership, extent, classification, market value, and transaction status. All 33 districts of Telangana are covered.

What is the difference between Land Details Search and Pahani?

Both tools search the same Bhu Bharati database and return the same underlying data. The difference is in presentation: Land Details Search provides a comprehensive view of all land information optimized for property buyers and due diligence, while Pahani presents the data in the traditional revenue record format used by revenue officials. Use whichever format is more convenient for your purpose.

Can I find who owns a specific land parcel in Telangana?

Yes. Search with the survey number in the relevant village, and the results will show the registered pattadar (landowner) name, father/husband's name, and PPB number. Note that Bhu Bharati shows the revenue record owner, which may differ from the registration record owner if the mutation has not been processed yet after a recent sale. Always cross-check with the IGRS EC for recent transactions.

Is land details information from Bhu Bharati reliable?

Bhu Bharati is the official land records portal maintained by the Telangana Revenue Department. The data is authoritative for revenue purposes and is used by courts, banks, and government departments. However, there can be a delay between property registration at IGRS and the update appearing in Bhu Bharati (sometimes weeks to months). For the most current transaction data, supplement your search with an Encumbrance Certificate.

What does "prohibited for transaction" mean in land details?

When land shows "prohibited for transaction" status, the property cannot be registered for sale, gift, mortgage, or any transfer through IGRS or Dharani. Common reasons include: Section 22-A prohibited properties (government, endowment, WAQF, assigned land), court injunction orders, pending litigation, forest land classification, or land acquisition proceedings. Never purchase land that shows prohibited status — check our Prohibited Property Check tool for more details.