
Landowners across Telangana cannot access the correction option on the Bhu Bharati portal because the government has limited the facility to pilot villages where a re-survey is underway. The portal, which replaced the Dharani system, has been unable to process corrections since the second week of October. Users selecting the option see a message that the service is unavailable and restricted to pilot areas.

The Revenue Department is conducting a re-survey in two villages per mandal, covering 2,720 villages, while 8,234 villages remain without online error rectification. Frequent server outages, Error 402 messages and prolonged loading screens have disrupted slot booking, stamp duty payments and document uploads. In Medchal district, more than 8,000 of 15,201 applications for succession, mutation and other issues were reportedly rejected recently, often without field verification. Farmers have demanded that tahsildars disclose reasons for rejection and allow a seven-day window to submit additional documents. Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy in August 2026 blamed officials for errors in the Section 22-A prohibited properties list and assured a resolution within a month, but the issue persists.
The Bhu Bharati portal was meant to fix the flaws of the Dharani system, but the restriction of corrections to 2,720 pilot villages leaves most of Telangana’s 10,954 villages without online error rectification. Over 8,000 of 15,201 applications in Medchal district were rejected, often without field verification, suggesting administrative processes have not improved with the software change. The Revenue Minister’s August 2026 assurance to resolve 22-A list errors within a month remains unfulfilled. The next step for affected landowners is unclear as the portal gives no timeline for restoring the correction facility to non-pilot villages.
Source: telanganatoday.com
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