BhuNaksha Sirohi — view land maps for every village in Sirohi
Search cadastral maps, khasra details, and plot boundaries for every village across Sirohi district, Rajasthan. Overlay plots on satellite imagery with the free Zona app.
सिरोही जिले के हर गाँव का भू नक्शा देखें और खसरा नंबर खोजें।
About land records in Sirohi
Sirohi district is part of Rajasthan's digitized land records system. The Revenue Department maintains village-level cadastral maps (BhuNaksha) and ownership records (Jamabandi) online — updated periodically as mutations and land use changes happen.
Whether you're buying agricultural land, checking your own plot, or resolving a boundary dispute, you need the BhuNaksha for the map and the Jamabandi from Apna Khata for the ownership record. Zona combines both in one view per khasra.
Frequently asked — BhuNaksha Sirohi
How do I view BhuNaksha for villages in Sirohi?
To view BhuNaksha for any village in Sirohi district, select Sirohi as your district on bhunaksha.rajasthan.gov.in, then pick the Tehsil, RI Circle, Halka and finally the Village from the cascading dropdowns. The cadastral map loads showing all plots with khasra numbers. With the Zona app, you can directly search "Sirohi + [village name]" to skip the dropdown navigation.
Are all villages in Sirohi covered on BhuNaksha?
Yes, BhuNaksha Rajasthan covers all revenue villages in Sirohi district. Coverage includes agricultural land, abadi (residential) areas, and government land. Some recently denotified or consolidated villages may temporarily show older khasra numbering — Zona helps identify such cases.
What information can I see for a plot in Sirohi?
For any plot in Sirohi, BhuNaksha shows the khasra number, plot area in hectares, khata number (which links to ownership on Apna Khata), land classification, and exact boundary on the cadastral map. Combined with Jamabandi from Apna Khata Sirohi, you get a complete picture of ownership and location.
Can I overlay the Sirohi naksha on satellite imagery?
Yes, the Zona app's Impose Naksha feature overlays the official Sirohi cadastral boundaries on live satellite imagery from Google Earth. This helps verify actual plot location, check for encroachments, and understand the surroundings before buying or selling land.