Historically earmarked for village habitation. While still government-owned by default, individuals may sometimes obtain a Natham Patta (title) for residential use.
Derived from the Tamil words Puram (outside) and Pokku (revenue record), it literally means land that stays "outside the books" of revenue accounts. buy poramboke land
Reserved for public transit and access. Can You "Buy" It? Historically earmarked for village habitation
The following write-up covers the critical legal and practical aspects you should know if you are dealing with poramboke land. Reserved for public transit and access
land refers to government-owned unassessed land that is typically reserved for public or communal use, such as roads, water bodies, or grazing areas. Generally, this land cannot be bought or sold by private individuals because it does not have a private owner and is excluded from regular revenue accounts.