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BANDIPORA, AUGUST 01: On the directions of Deputy Commissioner Bandipora, Dr. Shahid Iqbal Choudhary, the revenue department has scheduled a programme for holding revenue camps across the district this month during which various services under Public Service Guarantee Act (PSGA) are being provided to the people at their doorstep.
As per schedule, the first camp will be held at Sumbal on August 10, followed by August 11 at Gurez, August 13 at Bandipora, August 16 at Sonawari, August 17 at Hajin, August 20 at Ajas, August 21 at Aloosa, August 27 at Gurez, while as the revenue camp at Tulail will be organised on April 29.
Holding of these camps at tehsil level are also meant to address public grievances and demands on the spot.


DODA, JULY 17:   District Development Commissioner Simrandeep Singh today reviewed the working of Revenue department here at a meeting of the concerned officers. 
He inquired about the status of writing of Jamabandis, Girdawaries, attestation of pending mutations, removal of encroachments from State land and filling of annual property statements by the officials of the department.
The meeting was attended by ADDC  Mohammad Hanief Malik, ADC Pawan Kumar Parihar, ACR Tariq Hussain Naik, SDMs Anwar Banday, Dilmir Chd, Varunjeet Charak, and all Tehsildars of the district.
The DC directed the Revenue officers to speed up the process of writing of Jamabandies to meet the set targets well in time.
He further directed to attest the Inheritance and other mutations within the stipulated time as prescribed under PSGA as also clear the mutations pertaining to other departments where final award stands issued by the concerned land acquisition collectors.
The DC also reviewed the progress on removal of encroachment from state/Kacharari/common land. He further directed to keep strict vigil to prevent encroachment on highways and other roads in and around the towns.
Meanwhile, the SDMs and Tehsildars were asked to furnish the list of natural calamity relief cases of their respective jurisdictions for its clearance.

KATHUA MAY 25: Speaker Legislative Assembly, Dr Nirmal Singh today said that the pro-people initiatives and achievements registered by the coalition government during last three years brought positive change in the life of common man.  
The Speaker was addressing a public gathering at village Boura of his home constituency Billawar. He said the developmental achievements speak volumes about the endeavours of Central and State governments to usher J&K into new era of prosperity. He said liberal funds are being made available to the executing agencies so that the works are completed within the stipulated time lines.
During the public meeting villagers from Kumri, Kathera, Babera, Fafal, Bhed, Balod, Sufain, Juthana and Boura projected  their issues which mainly pertained to repair of existing and construction of new roads, augmentation  of PHE  and power infra  and upgrading of educational infrastructure besides clearing MGNREGA liability.
The Speaker assured them that road connectivity of the area will be strengthen in a phased manner and informed that the work on Boura to Mata Bala Sundri road will be started soon at an estimated cost of Rs. 16 Crore. He also sanctioned Rs 15 Lakh out of his CDF for various development works at Boura. He further directed the District Administration to arrange camps at Boura and other places to sensitize people of various central and state sponsored welfare schemes.
The Speaker directed the District Administration to organize camps at remote and far off places to deliver essential services under PSGA like income certificate, PRC, caste certificate and other revenue documents.
 Listing developmental achievements in his constituency, the Speaker informed the gathering that  maximum  part of his CDF has been spent on augmentation of PHE infrastructure in areas facings shortage of  potable water. He also announced 2 hand pumps at Boura for immediate redressal.
Giving details about road infrastructure, Dr. Nirmal Singh said  that  upcoming 22 PMGSY roads  involving an amounting of Rs. 104 Crore will catapult the connectivity scenario in  Billawar. He directed the PMGSY department to connect Juthana Bridge to Boura and nearby villages to enable maximum people to avail the benefit of the connectivity.  
For early completion of remaining works at Middle School Boura, the Speaker announced to provide funds for execution of pending works out of his CDF.
To acquaint himself of the problems of the people, the Speaker announced that in future he will frame a tour program with    night halts at remote villages. 
 “During these meetings I will listen to the issues of locals and try to find on the spot solutions.    I will also sensitize them of various welfare schemes launched for their socio-economic uplift” the speaker said.
Chief Education Officer, Aruna Sharma, DEPO, BDOs, Engineers and other District Officers were present at the public meeting.


RAJOURI, MAY 09: Over 405 services pertaining to different departments were provided to locals at an impressive camp organised by Sub-Divisional Administration Kalakote today at far off area of Kalka Mathyani.
A team of officers headed by Additional Deputy Commissioner Khalid Hussain attended the camp organised as part of outreach programme launched by District Development Commissioner Dr Shahid Iqbal Choudhary to provide services of different departments enlisted under Public Service Guarantee Act at the doorsteps of public especially marginalised sections of society.
In the camp attended by over 600 people of Kalka Mathyani and adjoining villages, officers of Revenue, Social Welfare, Health and Family Welfare, Agriculture and Horticulture departments attended the public. Apart from providing on spot services to the public, the officers made them aware about various developmental and welfare schemes being implemented by their respective departments and called upon them to avail the benefits entailed under these central and state government schemes.
The services provided included 60 Affidavit attestations, 30 Income Certificates, 80 Revenue Extracts (Girdawaris and Jamabandis), 15 Character Certificates, 70 Birth and 20 Death Certificates, 60 Pension cases in addition to 45 KCC cases and 25 Horticulture plots.


UDHAMPUR ,NOVEMBER 10: In order to review the progress of revenue department, Deputy Commissioner, Ravinder Kumar chaired a meeting of  revenue officers and field functionaries, here today.
Assistant Commissioner (Revenue), Subash Dogra, SDM Dudu, Baseer-Ul Haq, SDM Ramnagar, Farrukh Qazi, SDM Basant Garh, Attar Chand, Tehsildars, Naib Tehsildars and other district officers attended the meeting.
Threadbare discussions were held on jamabandies, attestation of mutations, inspection of revenue records, expunging entries of illegal occupants in respect of Kahcharai land, state and common land, removal of illegal encroachments, inspection of fard-  intakhab register, submission of recovery statements, besides progress on latha and maintenance of various registers at patwar level.
          The Deputy Commissioner directed revenue officers to prioritize the work of jamabandhi strictly in conformity with the instructions.
          Stressing for keeping close check on encroachments in areas under their respective jurisdiction and strengthening the anti encroachment mechanism to retrieve encroached state, common and kahchrai land, DC impressed upon revenue officers to keep a strict vigil on conversion of agriculture land to non-agricultural purposes. Similarly emphasis was laid on conserving water bodies besides restricting their conversion to other use.
Status of PSGA, Digitisation of Revenue records, land Acquisition Cases and furnishing of awards for fixation of rates, revenue papers pertaining to PMGSY and major projects were also discussed in detail.
The DC also reviewed the status of applications received under PSGA in the district along with their disposal rate and exhorted upon the officers to ensure timely disposal of applications and submission of information under PSGA.
          He also directed Tehsildars to speed up the process of land acquisition in consultation with all the stakeholders so that best location can be identified for major developmental projects and work on these projects can be started at the earliest besides completing mutation of major developmental projects under PMGSY and other schemes. He further instructed follow ups on sub judice matters so that bottle necks hampering the pace of projects can be dealt with. 

          DC also issued instructions to the officers to update their revenue record village register besides strict instructions were given to achieve set targets. He called for conducting frequent citizen meetings in their respective jurisdiction to get appropriate feedback regarding various problems being faced by the people.

Jammu, October 7: With a mission to cover all needy segments of the society, BJP State President and MLA Jammu West Sat Sharma (CA) distributed income certificates under Ladli Beti scheme, Inteqal Certificates amongst dozens of beneficiaries under Public Service Guarantee Act (PSGA) at a program held at Revenue complex, Gole Gujral near SoS Hermann school. The program was organized by Tehsildar office in which a large number of people including Beneficiaries, staff, local residents and political activists of the area were also present.

Speaking on the occasion, Sat Sharma said that such type of programs are held in order to provide best possible assistance to the masses so that no problems are faced by them concerning their work in Tehsil office.

He said that fulfilling our Prime Ministers vision of Beti Bachao Beti Padao, income certificates have been distributed to the parents of the girls so that they can avail the benefits of the scheme for their girl children which will help in fulfilling the dreams of our daughters.

He also stated that many needy people who were waiting for their Inteqal certificates from a long time have also been given certificates on the spot so that no problem persists for them concerning this important work.

Tehsiladar Ram Pal Sharma, District President BJP Ayodhya Gupta, Parneesh Mahajan, Karan Sat Sharma, Keshav Chopra, Atul Bakshi, Naib Tehsildar Mushtaq, Prem Gupta, AdvRajesh Gupta, Gurcharan Singh and several others were also present on the occasion. 





KATHUA, AUGUST 22: To review the progress achieved under digitization of land records, Deputy Commissioner, Ramesh Kumar today chaired a meeting under Digital India Land Records Modernization Programme (DILRMP) at the conference hall of DC office complex.

Pertinent to mention that the programme aims to modernize management of land records, minimize scope of land/property disputes and enhance transparency in the land records maintenance system.

ADC Kathua, Dr Bharat Bhushan, Regional Director Survey and Land Records, Assistant Settlement officer, ACR, SDM Hiranagar, Tehsildars and revenue officials of district Kathua were present in the meeting.

Reviewing the progress of various works commenced under digitization process, DC called for accelerating the pace of work for developing a modern, comprehensive and transparent land records management system and further directed the concerned to ensure that standard procedure is followed for checking the names of villages and tehsils with those in census books and the old record may be preserved in such a way that it is saved for posterity.

He further directed the revenue officers to update their revenue records especially Jamabandies at war footing to ensure that the digitisation is completed in a time bound manner and people can avail the benefits of the programme with digital maintenance, preservation and updation of land records.

ADC Kathua was nominated as Nodal Officer to facilitate all the stake holders involved in the process of digitization besides providing requisite support to the agency, enabling it to complete the task at the earliest.

Later, the Deputy Commissioner called upon the revenue officers to take all necessary steps to make public services delivery easier, accountable and transparent in a meeting where he reviewed the functioning of revenue department also.

The Deputy Commissioner directed revenue officers to prioritize the work of jamabandhi strictly in conformity with the standing instructions and fixed tehsil wise targets. Committees were also framed for inspecting jamabandies.

He also directed Tehsildars to speed up the process of land acquisition in consultation with all the stakeholders so that best location can be identified for major developmental projects and work on these projects can be started at the earliest besides completing mutation of major developmental projects under PMGSY, BRO, GREF and NHAI. He further directed them to attest mutation of displaced persons of 1965 and 71 at the earliest.

Stressing for keeping close check on encroachments in areas under their respective jurisdiction and strengthening the anti encroachment mechanism to retrieve encroached state, common and kahchrai land, DC impressed upon revenue officers to keep a strict vigil to prohibit conversion of agriculture land for non-agricultural purposes. Similar emphasis is to be laid on conserving water bodies besides restricting their conversion to some other use, he asserted.

The DC also reviewed the status of applications received under PSGA in the district along with their disposal rate and exhorted upon the officers to ensure timely disposal of applications and submission of information under PSGA so that such cases are disposed off within the prescribed period. He also reviewed the status of AADHAR enrollments in the tehsils.

DC directed SDMs and Tehsildars to ensure that Patwaris remain present in their respective Patwarkhanas on Monday and Thursday and further directed them to conduct random inspections to keep a check on their activities.
         
 RAJOURI, JUNE 20: District Administration, Rajouri organized a public grievance redressal and awareness camp on Centrally Sponsored Schemes, Public Service Guarantee Act and Right to Information Act at Thanamandi here today. 
          District Development Commissioner Dr Shahid Iqbal Choudhary, AC Defense Abdul Qayoom, SDM Thanamandi Afzal Mirza, CMO Dr Suresh, DSWO Dr Abdul Khabir, Executive Engineers of PHE, PWD, PMGSY, Mechanical, EM&RE, besides district and sectoral officers were present on the occasion.
          Departmental resource persons and district officers presented details of Centrally Sponsored Schemes and welfare schemes launched by State Government which included NOAPS, Widow Pension, Aasra, MIDH, NFBS, PMKSY, SBM, MGNREGA, JKEDI and a number of other schemes related to farming sectors like horticulture, agriculture, sericulture, fisheries, animal and sheep husbandry. Departments also presented a detailed resume of achievements under various schemes in the district.
          The DDC asked the concerned to formulate village and panchayat wise development plans under various sectors and stressed on convergence plan to promote horticulture in the region. He stressed on mass movement and concerted efforts for promoting education in the area, adding that education and awareness will lead to actual empowerment of masses. He thanked the people for overwhelming response to camps organised for providing services covered under PSGA and informed that such a series of camps will continue in July as well. So far, more than 5500 certificates have been issued in ongoing 112 camps notified for this month.       Speakers in the public meeting lauded the efforts of district administration for taking service delivery to doorsteps and launching a dedicated project for construction of 100 buildings for building-less schools which will be a great contribution to strengthening education sector in the district.

          Earlier, the DDC inspected Horticulture nursery at Nerojal and Govt Higher Secondary School Fatehpur. He asked the horticulture department for initiating steps to modernize Nerojal nursery. It was also decided that Rural Development Department will construct a culvert for nursery and track for Government Higher Secondary School Fatehpur for facilitating movement of students.