Behind the busy streets and modern apartments of Papampeta village, in Anantapur Rural mandal, lies a fascinating history that stretches back more than 150 years. What is today a thriving urban locality once belonged to a vast Shotriyam estate spread over 932 acres of land. This story is not just about land — it’s about heritage, ownership, and the legal transformation that shaped modern-day Anantapur.

A Diglot Register in Andhra Pradesh is an official copy of a registered property document issued by the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO). It is called “diglot” because it is provided in two languages – English and Telugu, making it useful for legal, financial, and verification purposes. By using the survey number property owners can easily obtain a diglot copy online.

A RERA Certificate in Andhra Pradesh is an official approval issued by the AP Real Estate Regulatory Authority (AP RERA) for real estate projects and agents. It ensures that a project or agent is registered under the RERA Act, making the property transaction transparent and legally valid. Buyers use the RERA certificate online to check the status of projects, verify builders, and confirm compliance before purchase or investment.

An Encumbrance Certificate (EC) in Andhra Pradesh is an official document issued by the Sub Registrar Office (SRO) that records all property transactions such as sale, mortgage, gift, or lease made on a land or house. A Signed EC is the digitally signed version of this certificate, which is available on mypatta.

Adangal is a land record maintained at the village level in Andhra Pradesh. It provides details about land ownership, crop cultivation, type of land, and its usage. A Certified Adangal is the officially verified copy issued by the Revenue Department carrying legal validity.

A Certified Copy contains details such as the document number, year of registration, SRO details, property extent, survey number, boundaries, and owner information. It acts as an authenticated version of the original document.