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SAYS, OVER 8400 ENTRIES MADE ONLINE IN JUST THREE DAYS
FURTHER DIRECTS TO ENSURE COMPLETION OF E-GIRDAWARI OF CURRENT SESSON BY MARCH 20
SAYS, 8,24,580 KHASRAS SUCCESSFULLY ENTERED BELONGING TO LAST YEAR’S RABI SEASON
JALANDHAR, MARCH 14 2022
Setting another benchmark, Jalandhar district has emerged as one of the leading districts in the state in registration of E-Girdawaris by entering 8401 Khasra Girdawaris just in three days i.e. from March 10-12, 2022 for Rabi season 2022.
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Divulging the details, Deputy Commissioner Ghanshyam Thori said that a mammoth exercise was initiated to achieve this herculean task in the district on March 10, this, wherein as many as 8401 Khasra numbers were made online. He said that 5062 khasra entries were made online in Jalandhar-1 Tehsil, followed by 2044 in Shahkot sub tehsil, 855 in Jalandhar-II, 262 in Phillaur, 79 in Lohian, 52 in Nakodar, and 35 in Goraya besides other entries.
Throwing light on the project, The DC said that while taking a step further in the direction of digitization, the state government had ordered E-girdawari of crops. He added that E-Girdawari is a document, in which the patwari enters the name of owner, name of cultivator, land/khasra number, area, kind of land, cultivated and non cultivated area, source of irrigation, name of crop and its conditions, revenue and rate of revenue etc, minimum twice in a year. He also said that this year Patwaris are entering their E-Girdawari reports directly from the fields while making visits in their respective jurisdictions.
Mr. Thori said that as many as 8,24,580 E-Girdawaris have been entered successfully in Jalandhar district for Rabi season 2021 while entries for this season were being made directly by Patwaris from the field.
“ Several officials had been tasked with the responsibility of making E-girdawari online and hundred percent of records would be made online within a given time-frame,” said Deputy Commissioner Ghanshyam Thori. He also directed the officials to speed up this task and ensure one hundred percent entering of E-Girdawaris by March 20, 2022. Notably, Girdawari is a process under which patwaris prepare records of crops based on Shijra Lathaa (a map drawn on a piece of cloth) after visiting the fields.
Pointing out further, DSM Rimpal Gupta said that the entire exercise of digitizing crops was going on in full swing as all the entries have to be made online by March 20, 2022. She said that no stone would be left unturned to accomplish this task within stipulated timeline.
