Check the Adangal and 1B on Meebhoomi
Two documents carry Andhra Pradesh land diligence. The 1B settles who owns; the Adangal reports what is happening on the soil, crop, occupant, water source, season by season. A deal is only as sound as the agreement between them. This guide covers pulling both from Meebhoomi and reading them the way a village revenue officer would.
What the Adangal and 1B each prove
Definition
The Adangal is Andhra Pradesh's cultivation account for every survey number: occupant, crop, water source and season entries alongside the holder's details. The 1B is the ownership register extract. Meebhoomi, the AP revenue department's portal, serves both online at no cost.
Start with the division of labour. When a bank asks who holds title, it reads the 1B. When a revenue enquiry asks who is farming the plot, it reads the Adangal. A buyer needs both answers to be the same person, or a documented reason why not.
The Adangal earns its keep in the columns nobody reads aloud: magani and metta entries separating irrigated from rain-fed land, the water-source note that backs the classification, and the nature of possession, where tenancies and government assignments leave their trace.
The 1B's khata number is the quiet workhorse. It strings every parcel of one holder together, so a single lookup can reveal holdings the seller never mentioned, including restricted ones.
How to pull the Adangal and 1B online
No login is needed to view. Have the survey number ready, or the khata, or a linked Aadhaar.
On Meebhoomi
At the revenue office
Column by column: reading both records
What each field settles, and the mismatch that should stop a deal.
| Column | Which record | Deal impact |
|---|---|---|
| Pattadar & father's name | 1B | Seller identity; spelling must equal the deed |
| Khata number | 1B | Reveals the holder's full village portfolio |
| Occupant / possession | Adangal | Someone else farming = unresolved rights |
| Magani / metta class | Adangal | Value, water rights, conversion route |
| Water source | Adangal | Substantiates the wet classification |
| Acquisition trail | Both | Assignment origins mean transfer limits |
Common Adangal and 1B issues, and the fix
Where Adangal and 1B checks go wrong, and how to recover.
Why the Adangal comes first in AP diligence
Sequence matters.
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Frequently asked questions
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