I have given my own house for rent..in my village...for the past 4 months..he didn't pay my rent... I'm not having any agreement with him any...of his signed agreement...or his adhaar card number also I'm not having...he is not attending My phone call...how I have to get my Total rent from him...and how to vacate him from my house...legally

In this situation, since there is no formal rental agreement in place, it may make it slightly more challenging to resolve the issue legally. However, you still have rights as a landlord under the tenancy laws in India. Here are the steps you can take to address the non-payment of rent and vacate the tenant from your house:

1. **Notice to Pay Rent**: Firstly, send a formal written notice to the tenant demanding the payment of rent. You can mention the total amount due and give a reasonable deadline for the payment.

2. **Legal Notice**: If the tenant fails to pay the rent even after the notice, you can proceed to send a legal notice through a lawyer asking for the payment of rent and warning of legal action if not paid within a specified time.

3. **Filing a Complaint**: If the tenant still does not pay the rent, you can file a complaint before the local Rent Controller or the appropriate civil court seeking eviction of the tenant for non-payment of rent. You can also ask for the recovery of the rent due.

4. **Eviction Proceedings**: The court will issue a summons to the tenant, and if the tenant fails to appear, the court may pass an ex-parte order in your favor. If the tenant contests the case, the court will hear both sides and make a decision based on the evidence presented.

5. **Execution of Decree**: If the court rules in your favor, you will obtain a decree for eviction and recovery of rent. You can seek the help of court bailiffs or the local police to assist in the physical eviction of the tenant if they refuse to vacate voluntarily.

6. **Consider Legal Advice**: It is advisable to consult with a lawyer who specializes in landlord-tenant disputes to guide you through the legal process and ensure that your rights are protected.

Remember that eviction laws may vary depending on the state or union territory where your property is located. It is important to follow the legal procedures and not take any actions that could be considered as unlawful eviction.

Please let me know if you need further clarification or assistance with any specific legal provisions related to your situation.