Every village in India, by the government’s own code.

The Local Government Directory — state, district, tehsil, block, village, Gram Panchayat, ward — as one REST API, with what it takes to say which Chhana.

1,000 calls a month free · no card · LGD export of 2026-09-12

Find My Village · live
State
District
Tehsil / taluka
Village
Gram Panchayat
Ward
Choose a village to see its record.
Coverage
62,254
villages across Maharashtra and Uttarakhand
49
districts
36,929
local bodies
1,68,449
wards
API reference
31 endpoints, one envelope, every response stamped with its LGD export date.
01

An empty list means “None of the listed”

A list is empty exactly when LGD has nothing at that level — a village with no Gram Panchayat, a body with no wards. Your form shows the one fallback and moves on.

{"data":[],"meta":{"count":0}}
02

A repeated name comes back as every row, with a hint

Two villages called Chhana in one tehsil: both returned, each with what separates them. Show “label — hint”; the user picks.

[
 {
  "code": 53003,
  "label": "Chhana",
  "hint": "Dhauladevi Block · GP Aarchali · Census 053003 · LGD 53003"
 },
 {
  "code": 53075,
  "label": "Chhana",
  "hint": "Hawalbag Block · GP Chhana · Census 053075 · LGD 53075"
 }
]
03

notes says what LGD reports about a row

In words, on every record — “No Gram Panchayat In LGD”, “Duplicate Entry In LGD”. Nothing hidden, nothing corrected.

{
 "code": 562051,
 "name": "Kari",
 "notes": [
  "Gram Panchayat Is Under A Different Block"
 ]
}
The API

One call resolves any code.

LGD codes are the same in every government system, so a village code from your own records resolves at /v1/villages/{code} without saying which state — with its district, tehsil, block, Gram Panchayats, census codes, and the notes LGD’s own reports raise.

curl "https://findmyvillage.devshiv.in/v1/villages/53075" \
  -H "X-API-Key: $LGD_API_KEY"
Response
{
  "data": {
    "code": 53075,
    "name": "Chhana",
    "block": {
      "code": 357,
      "name": "Hawalbag"
    },
    "notes": [
      "Another Village Of This Name In This Sub-District"
    ],
    "state": {
      "code": 5,
      "name": "Uttarakhand"
    },
    "issues": [
      "village_name_clash"
    ],
    "status": "Inhabitant",
    "district": {
      "code": 45,
      "name": "Almora",
  …
What you get

31 endpoints. Get-all and get-by-id for every resource.

Coverage

State by state, as LGD publishes it.

Each state is loaded from the Ministry’s own exports — twelve spreadsheets whose tables only half agree. We load them as published, link what LGD leaves unlinked, and keep every finding as a note. More states on request.

How the loading works →

StateDistrictsVillagesLocal bodiesWards
Maharashtra 273644,91128,8881,06,752
Uttarakhand 51317,3438,04161,697
Pricing

Cost of production, plus a fixed margin.

What it costs to run the service each month — servers, database, the hours spent refreshing states — plus 20%, divided over the calls served. INR, GST extra. How each plan is priced.

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A key in a minute, 1,000 calls a month, every endpoint and every state.