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Telangana landowners encounter new obstacles on Bhu Bharati portal
✍️ Telangana Today
🗓 30 Oct 2026, 03:12 PM
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Landowners in Telangana report fresh technical and procedural problems while using the state’s Bhu Bharati online land‑record system.
The Bhu Bharati portal, launched by the Telangana government to digitise land records and simplify property verification, has become a focal point of concern for many landowners across the state. Designed as a single‑window service, the platform allows users to view, update and download land‑related documents without visiting revenue offices.
In recent days, a growing number of landowners have raised complaints about encountering unexpected hurdles while accessing the portal. Users describe difficulties ranging from login failures and slow page loads to errors when attempting to upload or retrieve documents. Some have also reported that the portal’s verification steps are unclear, leading to repeated re‑submissions of the same information.
State officials have acknowledged these grievances, stating that technical glitches are being investigated and that remedial measures are under consideration. The department has urged affected users to report specific issues through the official helpline so that targeted fixes can be applied.
The reported problems are affecting routine land transactions, including sale deeds, mortgage registrations and agricultural lease agreements, as stakeholders rely on timely digital records. Authorities have emphasized that restoring smooth functionality to Bhu Bharati remains a priority to ensure that the benefits of digitisation reach the farming community and other property owners.
While a definitive timeline for resolution has not been provided, the government has pledged to keep the public informed of progress and to enhance user support mechanisms to prevent similar setbacks in the future.
In recent days, a growing number of landowners have raised complaints about encountering unexpected hurdles while accessing the portal. Users describe difficulties ranging from login failures and slow page loads to errors when attempting to upload or retrieve documents. Some have also reported that the portal’s verification steps are unclear, leading to repeated re‑submissions of the same information.
State officials have acknowledged these grievances, stating that technical glitches are being investigated and that remedial measures are under consideration. The department has urged affected users to report specific issues through the official helpline so that targeted fixes can be applied.
The reported problems are affecting routine land transactions, including sale deeds, mortgage registrations and agricultural lease agreements, as stakeholders rely on timely digital records. Authorities have emphasized that restoring smooth functionality to Bhu Bharati remains a priority to ensure that the benefits of digitisation reach the farming community and other property owners.
While a definitive timeline for resolution has not been provided, the government has pledged to keep the public informed of progress and to enhance user support mechanisms to prevent similar setbacks in the future.