சிட்டா / அடங்கல்
The yearly village account of a survey number — who cultivates it, its extent, and the tax paid.
Chitta (also called adangal or village account) is the annual record kept for every survey number in a revenue village, listing the cultivator, crop, extent, and the land tax paid.
It is one of the three key TN land documents along with the patta (ownership) and the FMB (survey sketch). Banks often ask for chitta copies when lending against land.
A chitta copy can be obtained from the village administrative officer (VAO) or downloaded from the TN e-services portal by village and survey number.
Common questions about Combined FMB Sketch services across Tamil Nadu.
No. Chitta is the annual cultivation/tax account; ownership is proven by patta along with the sale deed.
From the VAO of your village or via the Tamil Nadu e-services portal using survey number and village.
The ownership record of land in Tamil Nadu, issued by the Revenue Department in the name of the owner.
The settlement register holding the original ownership of every survey number in a village.
The unique government number given to every parcel of land in a village during the land survey.
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