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Vignesh Nagarajan

Founder, Proquiro

Vignesh Nagarajan is Founder at Proquiro. Writes about land-acquisition workflows, land records, and due diligence in India.

Articles by Vignesh Nagarajan

regulatory ·

Agricultural Land Conversion in Tamil Nadu

Agricultural land conversion in Tamil Nadu: 2025 non-planning-area rules, planning-area reclassification, charges, documents, CRZ and due diligence.

regulatory ·

RERA Registration Check: Step-by-Step Guide

How to verify a project against the official state RERA record, preserve the evidence, read updates and orders, and keep parcel due diligence separate.

comparison ·

WhatsApp for Land Deals: Define Its Role

A control framework for deciding what land-deal communication can stay in WhatsApp and what must be copied into the parcel system of record.

regulatory ·

Title Risk Assessment in Land Records

Eight evidence gaps that require investigation before a land decision—and how to record them without declaring title from a checklist.

guide ·

Land Acquisition Process in India

A stage-gated process for private land purchases: parcel intake, screening, due diligence, valuation, legal approval, contracting, registration and post-closing records.

guide ·

Land Area Units in India: Conversion Guide

A safe method for converting acres, hectares, square metres, square feet and regional land units without assuming that local names have one national value.

regulatory ·

RERA Project Data for Land Deal Site Analysis

A source-led workflow for using public RERA project records as contextual evidence—without treating them as land-price, title, absorption, or planning proof.

comparison ·

When Spreadsheets Stop Fitting a Land Workflow

A measured way to decide whether a shared spreadsheet still controls parcel status, documents, tasks, approvals, and audit evidence—or whether the workflow needs a dedicated system.

guide ·

Land Due Diligence Checklist (India, 2026)

A source-led checklist for verifying title, registered instruments, land records, planning controls, possession, and parcel boundaries before an Indian land purchase.