Question 1

How do I find the survey number of my land in Telangana?

Accepted Answer

On the 1acre map, search your village or drop a pin on the plot — the boundary and survey number appear, no number needed. Or, on Bhu Bharati (bhubharati.telangana.gov.in) → Know Your Land Status, search by pattadar (owner) name or passbook number.

Question 2

Is Dharani the same as Bhu Bharati? What happened to Dharani?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Bhu Bharati replaced the Dharani portal on 14 April 2025 under the Telangana Record of Rights Act, 2024. All land-records data — including survey numbers — carried over, and old Dharani links redirect to Bhu Bharati.

Question 3

Can I find a survey number without already knowing it?

Accepted Answer

Yes — by location on the 1acre map. On the government portal you normally need the owner name or passbook number, because it has no map-first search.

Question 4

What are the Pahani, Adangal and ROR 1-B?

Accepted Answer

The Pahani (also called Adangal) is Telangana's annual Record of Rights. It lists the survey number, land extent, owner (pattadar) and crop details. ROR 1-B is the ownership section. Your survey number is recorded here.

Question 5

How do I see the village survey-number map?

Accepted Answer

The cadastral (Sethwar / FMB) map is on the Bhu Bharati GIS view. On 1acre you can see survey-number boundaries directly on the interactive map for Telangana.

Question 6

Is the online record legally valid?

Accepted Answer

Treat online records as reference. For registration, a loan or court use, download a certified copy from MeeSeva.

Verified lands & plots for sale in the Telangana Survey Number Map region.