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A state-by-state directory of official land record portals across Rajasthan, Haryana, UP, Uttarakhand, HP and Punjab — what each one lets you check.
Rural vs urban agricultural land, and the reinvestment exemptions once called Section 54B and 54F — now renumbered under the 2025 Act.
Step-by-step guide to jamabandi.nic.in — pull a Jamabandi Nakal by khewat, khasra or owner name, check mutation status, and search registered deeds.
What a sale deed must contain, how registration actually works across six states, and the defects that make one challengeable.
Who an NRI can sell agricultural land to, TDS under Section 195 vs 194-IA, the Form 13 lower-deduction route, and repatriation.
A comparison table of bigha use by state that flags values we could not confirm and shows how to read the unit in your own record.
What FEMA rule 24 says about NRIs and farmhouses, how converted land differs from agricultural land and what to verify before paying.
What the notified 2031 plan says about land use, farmland and Aravalli zones in Gurgaon, and what we could not confirm about any 2041 plan.
The six pillars, weights and limits of the Farmland India Trust Score, with a worked example and a guide to reading a project page.
Land near Corbett sits under forest, ESZ and court-supervised rules; this guide separates buffer from ESZ and lists the checks.
How to choose a state and an expressway corridor before choosing a plot, using eligibility rules and the legal stage of each corridor.
How to open an alignment KML, tell a centreline from a corridor polygon, and check a khasra number against the gazette 3A schedule.
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