Tamil Nadu Bhulekh is the patta chitta

The government ownership record for a survey number, live from the revenue register: patta or chitta for a village, the TSLR extract for a town, with the subdivisions beside it.

The recorded owner of a village or town survey from the revenue register copy we hold, instantly and even when the government portal is down, with the land type and the subdivisions.

The revenue register's own description of a survey: wet or dry classification in Tamil and English, soil class and type, tenure, whether it is government land, the annual tax and the extent, for every subdivision.

Every subdivision the register holds under a survey number, so you know whether 178 is one plot or thirty, and whether 178/1C exists at all.

The e-Adangal register entry for a rural survey: the crops recorded, the season, the type of cultivation and the irrigation notes.

All land parcels recorded under an owner name across the revenue register and the town survey register, exact matches separated from similar spellings, scoped to a village when you give one.

Search an ancestor's name across the ownership registers and the historical archives, so family land can be traced by village.

The Field Measurement Book sketch for a survey number, the official measured boundary the revenue department holds, as a PDF with the parcel mapped beside it.

The survey number, village, taluk and district under a pin, with the revenue codes and whether the parcel is rural or urban, from the state cadastral layer.

A pin on a plot, and the owner the government register records for it: the parcel is located from the cadastral map and then read out of the correct register, patta and chitta for rural land, the town survey register inside a town.

The parcels that share a boundary with the plot under a pin, each with its recorded owner in both scripts and whether it is government, road or poramboke land.

How a whole village is cut up: how many surveys and subdivisions it has, the government versus private split, and the land types across its cadastral map.

Every registered transaction on a survey number as the sub registrar recorded it: sales, mortgages, gifts, partitions and releases, with the parties and the consideration, plus the charges the register still carries.

A live search of the national CERSAI security interest registry for the parcel under a pin: whether a bank has registered a mortgage or charge on it, and the charges listed when it has.

Whether any revenue court case is recorded against a survey number, with the case details when there is one.

The official certified copy of any registered document, ordered from the sub registrar office that holds it: give the document number, year and office and the copy is fetched, stored on your account and sent to you.

The official registration rate at any point in Tamil Nadu, dated to its revision, with the year-by-year trend and the stamp duty it implies.

What a registration in Tamil Nadu costs for any deed: sale, gift, settlement, partition, mortgage, lease and more, from the official rate table.

Which Sub-Registrar Office covers a plot, with its zone, guide village and the offices above it, plus the encumbrance date ranges that office holds.

Cent, ground, acre, hectare, kuli, veli, kaani, square feet and the rest, converted exactly, with the whole equivalents table in one go.

Whether a survey number is recorded in the HR&CE temple land register, and which temple holds it, with the register reference.

Whether a survey number is recorded in the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board register and which institution holds it.

Whether the revenue register records the survey under a pin as held by the Tamil Nadu State Bhoodan Yagna Board, whose land a private seller cannot transfer.

Whether a survey number is on the Forest Department's verification list, which is the list that blocks sales and bank loans, with how many surveys in the village are.

The pre-resurvey number your deed cites, turned into the parcel it is today in any town or village, with the owner and extent the register records.

A current survey number in any town or village, turned back into the old pre-resurvey number a title chain or encumbrance certificate was written under.

Search over 450,000 digitised Tamil Nadu archive records: old settlement registers, inam fair registers, government orders, gazettes, books and indices, by place or keyword.

Any Tamil Nadu land, revenue or deed term explained from our dictionary of 8,000 entries, with its Tamil script form.