Khasra number · खसरा

Land records

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The plot number in the village revenue map.

A khasra number identifies a single parcel of land within a village. It appears on the jamabandi, on the tatima and on the shajra, and it is how a plot is referred to in every official document. When land is partitioned, the parent khasra gains suffixes — 412 becomes 412/1, 412/2 and so on.

Related words

Tatima The sketch map of a plot held in the revenue record, drawn after a partition. Jamabandi The record of rights — who owns what, updated every few years. Khatauni The holding account — all the khasras held by one owner in a village.

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