Plot it Blogs

You signed a sale agreement and paid the advance. Then land rates in the area went up, and now the seller won't pick up your calls or keeps pushing the registration date. This happens a lot, especially in fast-growing pockets around Hyderabad.

You bought a plot, registered it, and kept the documents safe at home. Most buyers think that’s enough. It isn’t.

A 20-box bee unit on a Telangana farm plot can realistically bring in Rs 60,000 to Rs 2 lakh a year from honey, and the government will share part of the setup cost.

You sold your farmland at double the price. Good news, but now there’s a big capital gains tax bill waiting.

Crop failures, falling yields, rising labour costs. For many landowners around Hyderabad, farming alone doesn’t pay the way it used to.

You sold your plot and made a capital gain of ₹50 lakh. You don’t plan to buy another property soon. Does that mean you have to pay lakhs in tax right away?