What is Killa in Haryana?
किल्ला
One numbered square inside a Murabba, and the ordinary parcel unit in consolidated Haryana. A Killa is the piece the map is drawn against and the piece a sale is usually written for. Khasra number is the older general term for the same thing and both are still in use.
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