A Certified Copy/Nakal in Telangana is an official replica of a registered property document, issued by the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO) under the Telangana Registration Department.This copy can be used in place of the original deed for legal, banking, and property-related purposes.It is a legally valid document issued to the property owner, buyer, or any authorized party when the original registered deed is either unavailable or required for reference or submission in legal or official processes.

Telangana Bhu Bharati has replaced the previous Dharani portal .The goal was to simplify land-related services, improve transparency, and empower farmers and landowners across the state.The Bhu Bharati portal is now the new official system under the Telangana Bhu Bharati Record of Rights in Land Act 2024.

Land details refer to the official information provided for a specific land parcel. These details provide legal, geographical, and administrative information about the land. Key Components of Telangana Land Details Search:

An Encumbrance Certificate (EC) is an official document issued by the Registration and Stamps Department, Telangana, that shows the legal and financial history of a property. It lists all registered transactions such as sales, mortgages, leases, gifts, or releases. Most importantly, it confirms whether the property is free from any legal or financial liabilities.

A Certified Encumbrance Certificate (EC) is a legal record of all transactions related to a property. It shows whether the property is clear of any financial or legal liabilities. In Telangana, this certificate is issued by the Registration and Stamps Department and is Digitally Signed — making it valid in banks, courts, and municipal offices.

The Digital Satbara (7/12 Utara) is a crucial land record maintained by the Maharashtra Revenue Department. It serves as official proof of ownership and provides details like survey numbers, land area, ownership information (including names of the landowner and cultivator), and any rights on the land combines information from two forms: