TNRERA · Tamil Nadu
Verify the TNRERA registration for The Big Banyan
Every field below is our typing of a document the Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority issued. It answers to Tamil Nadu, and the land it covers is in Krishnagiri district. Nothing on this page is summarised, rounded or inferred from another record — and where we hold no field, the page says so rather than quietly leaving the row out.
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Registration number
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Issued by the Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority · TNRERA
TNRERA/30/LO/1146/2026
Transcribed from the certificate
What the registration says, field by field
Each field is printed as it stands, with a plain sentence on what the field is for. The value and the explanation are set differently on purpose: the monospaced line is the register's, the sentence under it is ours.
- Promoter, as named on the certificate
- Not published here
The legal entity the authority registered the project to. It is the name the register answers to, and it is not necessarily the name the project is marketed under.
What would fill it: The certificate itself, or the promoter row on the authority's own entry for this registration. Either is a transcription; neither is a thing we would reconstruct from a listing site.
- Land, as registered
- Not published here
The survey numbers, village, hobli and taluk the registration covers. This is the field that ties a marketing address to a specific parcel in the revenue record — the check that a locality name alone cannot give you.
What would fill it: The schedule of property filed with the registration, or the land detail on the authority's entry. Until one of those is in hand there is nothing here to transcribe.
- Approved on
- Not published here
The date the authority granted this registration. It is the register's own date of grant, not a project milestone and not a date SUYUG chose.
What would fill it: The date of grant printed on the certificate.
- Valid to
- Not published here
The date this registration runs to. It is a fact about the registration and about nothing else — read the note further down this page before you read it as anything more.
What would fill it: The validity row printed on the certificate.
What this record does not yet carry
This record holds the registration number and the issuing authority. All 4 fields above marked “not published here” are a statement about this website and not about the registration: we have not transcribed them from a primary source, so we do not print them. Nothing is being withheld and nothing is being implied about what the register contains.
Ask us and we will send the certificate itself rather than typing those fields from memory. Or read them off the register, which is what the steps below are for — the authority’s own entry will show you what we have not yet put here.
Jurisdiction note
Belathur, Krishnagiri district, Tamil Nadu — registered with TNRERA. This is the Bagalur on the Sarjapur–Hosur corridor, not the Bagalur near Kempegowda International Airport.
Our statement of where this project legally sits — not a field on the certificate.
Which state's records govern
This registration answers to Tamil Nadu, and to no other state
It was issued by the Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority, and the land it covers is in Krishnagiri district, Tamil Nadu.
That decides which records mean anything here, and it is an easy check to get wrong on a project near a state line. A khata is a Karnataka municipal record and a BMRDA approval is a Karnataka authority’s approval for the Bengaluru metropolitan region. Neither governs land outside Karnataka, and neither has ever been claimed for this project. A listing that attaches one of them to this land was not written from the paperwork.
The same goes for the register itself. This number is searched at rera.tn.gov.in and nowhere else — the two states run separate registers and do not share records, so a valid number typed into the wrong portal returns exactly what an invented one returns. The approval regime, the registering authority and the stamp schedule are all set by the state the land is in rather than by the city it is reached from.
Read this before you read a date
A validity date is not a possession date
The validity date on this page is the date the registration itself runs to. It is a fact about a registration — a period the authority granted — and it is not a commitment to hand anything to anybody. SUYUG publishes no possession date, no handover date and no completion date for any project, on this page or on any other.
Why this correction has to be made at all, and how a date lifted off a register travels, is set out in full on the verification hub.
Independent verification
Check this record against the register yourself
Three comparisons, all of them against this certificate rather than against a procedure. The general method — what to look for on a register rather than which button to press — is written once, on the hub, and linked below.
Search this number at rera.tn.gov.in
The whole string, every slash included, copied from the panel at the top of this page rather than retyped — retyping is where the errors come from, and a partial number returns the same empty result as a registration that does not exist. Type the portal address yourself instead of arriving through a search result: the number is reprinted by dozens of listing sites and none of them is the record.
Read the fields this page does not hold
This record holds a registration number and an issuing authority and nothing else, so there is nothing here to compare a register entry against. That is the point of going: the authority’s own entry will show you the 4 fields this page prints as blanks. Read them there rather than anywhere they have been reprinted.
If anything differs, the register is right and we are wrong
We transcribe; the authority records. Tell us what you found and the correction is made against the certificate rather than against anybody’s memory, and the review date on this page moves with it. The authority also runs its own complaint route, which does not pass through us — that is a feature of the arrangement rather than an oversight in it.
The general method — five steps, written to survive a portal redesign, and the reason they name what to look for rather than which button to press — is on the verification hub, alongside the same procedure for every registration this site publishes.
Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority
Covers The Big Banyan.
rera.tn.gov.in
Open the TNRERA register(opens in a new tab)This address was resolving to the authority’s own site when the page was last reviewed on . If it ever fails to load, ask us for the current address and the certificate rather than accepting a dead link.
If the number returns nothing
Check the string character by character first. We cannot offer a promoter-name fallback for this record, because we have not transcribed a promoter for it and will not supply one from another certificate. Ask us instead and we will send what we hold.
Elsewhere on this site
The rest of the record
Every project
What is registered and what is not, across the whole portfolio.
The registrations page
The same numbers, set out one field at a time, with the roll of every project.
The project itself
Configurations, plans, drawings and the enquiry route for The Big Banyan.
Ask for the certificate
This page is a transcription, and it says so on its face. Ask for the document it was typed from — the registration certificate, the sanctioned plan and the title papers — and read them rather than us.