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SAYS, 94 PERCENT OF THE TOTAL ENTRIES MADE ONLINE WITHIN A FEW DAYS
FURTHER DIRECTS TO ENSURE COMPLETION OF E-GIRDAWARI OF CURRENT SESSON BY MARCH 25
JALANDHAR, MARCH 22 2022
Deputy Commissioner Ghanshyam Thori today said that Jalandhar district has made as many as 12,27,289 Girdawaris of crops online so far for Rabi season 2022, which is the highest in the state in terms of total entries.
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Participating in a virtual review meeting chaired by Special Chief Secretary (Revenue) VK Janjua, Deputy Commissioner Ghanshyam Thori said that 94 percent of the total Girdawaris have been made online to date while the remaining six percent to be completed within stipulated time frame. He said that a mammoth exercise was initiated to achieve this herculean task in the district on March 10, this, wherein as many as 12,27,289 Khasra numbers were made online out of total entries of 13,07,555. He said that 128832 khasra entries were made online in Jalandhar-1 Tehsil, followed by 108461 in Shahkot sub tehsil, 95607 in Jalandhar-II, 121562 in Phillaur, 64334 in Lohian, 117398 in Nakodar, 72618 in Kartarpur, 110158 in Bhogpur, 136734 in Nurmahal, 102455 in Adampur, 63696 in Mehatpur, and 105434 in Goraya besides other entries.
Throwing light on the initiative, 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 12,27,289 E-Girdawaris have been entered successfully in Jalandhar district for Rabi season 2022 while directing the officials to accomplish the task by March 25, 2022.
“ Several officials were 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. 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 district has secured top position by making maximum entries while remaining entries to be made online by March 25, this.
Meanwhile, Special Chief Secretary (Revenue) VK Janjua lauded the efforts made by Jalandhar District under the leadership of Deputy Commissioner Ghanshyam Thori for completing this extensive exercise in a smooth and time bound manner.
