Land record terms
Khasra and Khatauni are land record terms used in several Indian states, especially for agricultural and village land records.
Last reviewed: May 2026
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A Khasra number commonly identifies a land parcel or survey plot. Khatauni can relate to record-of-rights or account details. Exact use varies by state and portal.
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Keep state, district, village, survey number, Khasra, Khata, or owner details ready before checking records.
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It can be used as a parcel or survey reference in many states, but local terminology varies.
Some portals allow owner-name or village searches, but many record checks are easier with correct Khasra or Khata details.
