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  MANUAL-1 

Particulars of Organization, Functions & Duties

[Section-4 (1) (b) (i)]

1) Aims and objectives of the Organization:

a) Development Section:

   The aim and objective of the Development Section is monitoring and persuing all the developmental works of the district either directly or indirectly through the Line Department. As the overall performance of the district is the performance of the Collector and District Magistrate. The Development Section to review, monitor and expenditure of overall targeted work and achievement of various line department of the Government. It also reviews the target given to various line Dept. from the Planning and Coordination Deptt.

   Various meeting like Citizen Committee, Cooperatives, DLLC are all either monitored or dealt here. Visit of higher officer, committees and meeting are dealt here. No direct funds for implementation of various developmental programs are received.

d) Establishment Section:

i. Maintenance and adjustment of administrative set up.
ii. Recruitment
iii. Disciplinary measures (Quasi Judicial-Access to information is limited in the interest of Administration)
iv. All types of personal monetary claims and salary of staff.

e) District Nizarat Section:

i. Smooth cash transaction of the District Office
ii. Proper maintenance of Circuit House
iii. Arrangement and smooth accommodation of the V.I.Ps and State Guests
iv. Stock & Store of the articles of the office
v. Provision of forms & stationery and saleable village maps

f) General & Misc. Section:

To assist the District Collector in District Administration.

g) District Touzi Section:

   The District Touzi Section is one of the wing of Collectorate, Balangir, its aims is to watch the performances of the Tahsildars in collection of revenues.

g) B.C.P. Cell:

   The Scheme boundary change proceedings (B.C.P. Cell) started as per Order No.4723/ LR&S dt.12.05.1997 Board of Revenue Odisha, Cuttack.

   Its main aim is to bifurcate the hamlet villages from the original revenue villages an accordance with instruction of Revenue Deptt. In letter No.39114/R. dt.01.09.1994 and Guidelines of Board of Revenue, Odisha, Cuttack vide letter o.15706/ LR&S dt.16.12.1994.

h) District Record Room:

   The Settlement Operation are being held from time to time and after completion of their operation all the documents and records are to be preserved in a separate section. Besides this there are 23nos. of Sections are functioning in Collectorate, Balangir. After completion of two years, the files, register and disposed off revenue Case records have been consigned by them are to be stored in a Section which called District Record Room.

i) Emergency Section: Disaster management

j) Judicial Section:

   The Judicial Section deals with maintenance of Law and Order, appointment of law officers to defend in the cases on behalf of the State, Grant of Arm/ Explosive licenses to the needy and feasible persons, grant of Cinema/ Video Licenses, permissions to show opera/ circus etc.

k) Revenue Section:

   The Revenue Section is one of the Wings of the Collectorate, Balangir headed by the Chief Revenue Authority (Collector & A.D.M, Balangir) being assist by one Officer-in-charge. The aim of this Section is safeguard the Government land, proper utilization of Govt. land protection security to the landed properties belongs to SC/ST people and provides the land to home stead less and landless person as per the provisions of the OGLS Act, 1962, OPLE Act 1972 and OGLS Rules, 1983 as well as OLR Act 1960 through the Tahasildars/Sub-Collectors under the supervision of Chief Revenue authority of the District. The objects of this Section is all the illegible landless family as per the provisions OGLS Act should be provided with the Govt. land for house site and agricultural purpose.

l) Superintendent of Land Records:

   India being primarily and Agricultural Country, Land Plays an important part in the nation's life, Records of right of the owners and occupants of land and up-to-date maintenance there of are therefore, the primary work of administration. This is the basic record on which depend all other aspects of revenue administration. Computer makes vital role in administration. Government of India therefore provides fund to the State Government to make upto date maintenance of records of right through setting of Computer. Computer have been set up from the grass root level i.e. from Block level and Tahasil level so also it has been spread and installed at Sub-divisional Data Centre so also in State Sector. Steps have been taken to make the data entries of mutation of computerization of land records in on line (up to date). E-mail Governance has been implemented. Besides this internet facilities are also being shortly available from Tahasil, Block level to State level in order to speedy transmission of data to each other places and accommodate getting of Certified copies of land particulars in every computer cells centre in the district to get the same by the deserving land owners.

   The Superintendent of Land Records is a Member of Collector's Establishment and is responsible to the Collector for effective control of all the land records work of the district. Besides he shall function as technical adviser to the Collector to all matters relating to survey and land records and settlement. He is in charge of the work of Record Room, Copying Section and Land Records and he is also direct to supervise the Computer Cells in Tahasil Offices, Sub-Divisional Offices as well as District Data Centres to make the Computer installation programme success.

2) Mission/Vision:

a) Development Section:

   The overall mission and vision of the Section is reviewing, monitoring and optimum achievement of target of all the line department and its vision is all round success of all the developmental works of the district by repeated prusuation.

b) Establishment Section:

i. Recruitment of ministerial, revenue field staff including drivers and stenographers under revenue administration.
ii. To provide clean and transparent administration.
iii. In the administrative hierarchy Establishment section is the control room of Collector through which his authority flows.

c) District Nizarat Section:

i. Smooth financial transaction and proper utilization of Govt. money,
ii. Proper maintenance of Circuit house and smooth accommodation of VIPs and State guests.

d) General & Misc. Section:

    To facilitate the common Citizen with the Schemes of the Government.

e) District Touzi Section:

i. To achieve the cent percent targets fixed by the Board of Revenue, Odisha, Cuttack under Land Revenue and Water Rate through various plan.
ii. It is being done through the field Officers i.e. Three Sub-Collectors & Six Tahsildars.

f) B.C.P. Cell:

   To create now revenue villages with the view of benevolent development of the villagers and villages and also to provide benefit and facility to the villagers in the Govt. level.

g) District Record Room:

   To preserved the Records in safe custody on behalf of Government and to supply the same to the deserving person as and when required by them.

h) Emergency Section:

   Proper management of natural calamities.

i) Judicial Section:

   The mission of the Section is to safeguard the state interest in respect of civil and criminal administration.

j) Revenue Section:

   By implementation of the "Basundhara Scheme", a plan has been made to provide the home stead land to all homestead less family through the Tahasildar of this District. The Urban Local Bodies Committees have constituted by taking two members from the Local Bodies to facilitate to dispose of the application for disposal by providing home stead land for Urban Area. Implementation of various land bases scheme provided by Govt. from time to time.

l) Superintendent of Land Records:

   To supervise the updation and proper maintenance of records of right in Tahasil Offices of Balangir District.

3) Brief History and Background for its Establishment:

a) Development Section:

   Before the emergence of DRDA & ITDA, all the developmental works and schemes were directly dealt in the sections. But after the emergence of DRDA & ITDA only Development Section is a pursuing branch of DRDA and functioning in the Collectorate. Only direct work which is dealt here is establishment of J.Es. & P.As.

b) District Urban Development Agency:

   District Urban Development Agencies DUDA was formed during the year 1990-91 vide Societies Registration Act 1860 (Regn. No. 1257/73 dt.11.10.90 as per the Bye-Laws communicated by the Government in H&UD Department for smooth management of various schemes introduced by the Government from time to time.

c) Establishment Section:

   Since its inception, it has been conducting recruitment, attending all the financial aspects of the staff.

d) District Nizarat Section:

   The Nizarat Section is functioning as a wing of the Collectorate, Balangir from its inception and deals with the cash transaction of district office and maintenance of circuit house.

e) General & Misc. Section:

   This is a branch office of the Collectorate functioning since its inception i.e. 1948.

f) District Touzi Section:

   The Touzi Section is functioning as a wing of the Collectorate, Balangir since its inception, in which performances in collection is being watched. It is functioning in a single room of the Collectorate, Balangir.

g) B.C.P. Cell:

   The Scheme B.C.P. Cell is functioning under the control of the Collector under Rule 61 (7) of the Odisha Survey and Settlement Rules 1962 in respect of areas not covered under Settlement or Consolidation Operation. As per order of the Board of Revenue, Odisha, Cuttack in letter No.4723/ LR&S dated 12.05.1997. One Asst. Settlement Officer is appointed by the Settlement Officer, Sambalpur to assist the Collector in the matter and the Collector appointed the Asst. Settlement Officer as Enquiring Officer to issue General notice in form No.11 under Rule 61(7) of the O.S. & S. Rules 1962. Cases enquiry and furnish its report with suggestion and opinion. In each case the Collector authorizes the Asst. Settlement Officer to take up B.C. work of the case regarding bifurcation of hamlet village from the original revenue villages to create new revenue villages, the Settlement Officer, Sambalpur has supplied a hamlet list to take up B.C. work and also the District Office, Balangir S.L.R. Section has also supplied a list and applications (filed by the villagers for separate revenue village) with certain instruction and direction. Each hamlet will be treated as a case to take up B.C.P. work. The A.S.O. is attending the B.C.P. work on the authorization of the Collector. The B.C.P. cell is functioning under the supervision of the S.L.R. Section since inception of the scheme B.C.P. Cell, Balangir.

h) District Record Room:

   The District Record Room, Balangir has been commenced by the Order of Maharaja Prithwiraj Deo on 01.10.1921 and completed and established on 30.06.1922 under the supervision of Dewan J.K. Tripathy and continuing since then in a separate building inside the premises of Collectorate, Balangir.

i) Emergency Section: By Government.

j) Judicial Section:

   It is a branch of the Collectorate, Balangir and functioning since inception of the Collectorate.

k) Revenue Section:

   The better uplift ment of the revenue administration, the tehsil administration was introduced in this district with effect from 1.6.1963 as per Revenue & Excise Deptt. L.No. 37823/R dtd. 1.6.1963.

   Balangir district comprising of three sub-divisions namely Balangir, Titlagarh and Patnagarh with six Tehsils namely Balangir, Tusura, Titlagarh, Kantabanji, Patnagarh and Loisingha. The district also consists of 14 Blocks namely Balangir, Titlagarh, Muribahal, Turekela, Bangomunda, Belpara, Khaprakhol, Patnagarh, Saintala, Deogaon, Agalpur, Loisingha, Gudvela and Puintala having 1792 villages and 13 Police Stations.

l) Superintendent of Land Records:

   The Superintendent of Land Records Section of Collectorate, Balangir is functioning combined with the District Record Room since 1922. The Officer in charge of S.L.R. is also the officer in charge of the D.R.R. since 1922.

4) Allocation of Business:

a) Development Section:

   The works are distributed amongst the five junior clerks with one in charge Head Clerk to have supervision over D.A.s. The works allotted to each D.A.s are as follows:

i. Jr. Clerk I: Establishment matter of J.Es/ P.As/ C.E.Os & Office Establishment, Motor Vehicles, Meeting & Conference, Visit of Higher Officer, U.C. & D.C. Bills of blocks.
ii. Jr. Clerk II: Building, Inspection, Rural Housing Scheme, Public works of Block, Lift Irrigation, Minor Irrigation, Drinking water supply, Pani Panchayat, Jana Smparka Sibira, Swajaldhara, Medical matter, Evaluation & Performance of Collector.
iii. Jr. Clerk III: Cooperation, Forest & Environment, Fisheries, Veterinary, Audit & Inspection report, Soil Conservation, Minimum wages of Labour, Voluntary Organisation, Tour, Agriculture, Misc. Petition, DRDA matter, 20 Point Program.
iv. Jr. Clerk IV: Issue & Receive, Education, Forms & Stationary, Focus on villages, Recruitment of army.
v. Jr. Clerk V: Electricity, PL Account/ Advance Position of Blocks, Indusry, Communication (Roads & Bridges)

b) District Urban Development Agency:

   This Section is entrusted with the work of countersigning of G.I.A. bills of all grants, countersigning of utilization Certificate, approval of Annual Action Plan of all Schemes, Annual Budget and Estimates of ULBs, Allotment of Government grants, Debottar matters.

c) Establishment Section:

   Establishment Section is entrusted with the work of gazetted establishment, non-gazetted establishment of revenue department directly under the administrative control of Collector, salary and other financial provisions of staff. Budget, pension, disciplinary measures, transfer-posting , promotion of staff. Provides rehabilitation assistance, identifies families in distress as per government notification from time to time.

d) District Nizarat Section:

i. All cash transaction of district office,
ii. Maintenance of circuit house and treatment of State guests & VIPs,
iii. Accounts of monetary transaction,
iv. Indent of forms and stationary,

v. Sell of village map,
vi. Stock & store of articles& furniture and
vii. Account of Govt. vehicle of the district.

e) General & Misc. Section:

   The branch has been entrusted with the work of correspondence relating the following subjects & the sub heads.

i. Acts, Regulations and Amendments
ii. Assembly, LokSabha and Rajya Sabha questions and resolutions
iii. Books, Publications and Periodicals.
iv. Circulars, Rules and orders
v. Communications (Posts/ Telegraphs, Railways and National High Ways)
vi. Enquiry and Information.
vii. Holidays and Celebrations
viii. Office procedure
ix. Organization and Association
x. Pass ports and visas
xi. Political matters
xii. Press registration
xiii. Reports and returns
xiv. Strikes
xv. Type writer & Relating to Local Funds, Grievance, Central Dispatch and reference Library etc.

f) District Touzi Section:

The allocation of business of this Section is to watch the position of collection under.

i. Land Revenue.
ii. Water Rate.
iii. Assessment of CBWR and RWR.
iv. Watching of Settlement of Sairat Sources and collection of royalty etc.
v. The position is also to be reported to Govt. in Revenue Dept./ Board of Revenue and RDC (N.D), Sambalpur in time.

g) District Record Room:

   This Section is meant for issuing of Certified copies of Records of Rights, disposed off Case Records of all kind of Revenue Court and in order to keep the record in safe custody.

h) Emergency Section:

i. Transmission of message relating to natural calamity from field level to Government and vice versa.
ii. Distribution of relief to people and cattle population affected by natural calamity.
iii. Distribution of ex-gratia to the deceased due to natural calamity.
iv. Collection of daily rainfall data.
v. Execution of L.I. works after calamity.
vi. Functioning of control room.
vii. Registration of Societies under Societies Registration Act, 1860.

j) Judicial Section:

i. Collector & District Magistrate: The Collector & District Magistrate is the Head of the office. He is empowered to make decision in all the business rendered in the section. Exclusively in case of parole/ furlo release of the prisoners, he is solely the recommending authority.

ii. Addl. District Magistrate: The Addl. District Magistrate is also empowered to make decision in certain cases i.e; grant/renew of arm licenses, permission to opera, circus etc.

iii. O.I.C, Judicial: He is in charge of overall business of the section. All the files are processed through the A.D.M/ Collector through him. Formal correspondences relating to the sections made directly by him.

iv. Head Clerk: He is the supervisory head ministerial personal of the sections. All the work performed by D.As and Peon is supervised by him. The files are also processed through him.

v. Sr.Clerk-I: He deals with files, registers relating to Civil Administration-OJC/WPC, 80CPC and appointment of law officers.

vi. Sr. Clerk-II: He deals with files, registers relating to Criminal Administration- Law & Order, Policy Magistracy cooperation meeting, Registration of marriage, OHRC/NHRC, Workmen compensation, enquiry in to SC/ST atrocity cases.

vii. Jr. Clerk-I: He deals with the license/ permission- arms, explosives, cinema/ video, opera/circus and other entertainment.

viii. Jr. Clerk-II: He deals with the receipt and issue of letter, parole/ furlo release of prisoners and verification of character and antecedents.

k) Revenue Section:

   Correspondence on Land Particulars are being submitted to Board of Revenue, Odisha, Cuttack/ Under Secretary to Government, Revenue Department & Revenue Divisional Commissioner (ND), Sambalpur as and when required by them. Supervision is also to be made for expedition for disposal of Revenue cases.

l) Superintendent of Land Records:

   Correspondence on Land Particulars are being submitted to Board of Revenue, Odisha, Cuttack/ Under Secretary to Government, Revenue Department as and when required by them. Supervision is also to be made for up dation of Records of Rights through Computerization.

5) Duties to be performed to achieve the Mission:

a) Development Section:

   The staffs are entrusted wit whatever duties as per ORM, 1964.The daks received are entered in proper register and then distributed among D.A. wise which as per ORM. They have to enter in to their Log Books which they are to put up as per ORM 1964. The Head Clerk & OIC are their to supervise the work of the D.As that the duties performed by them are properly and in time. For this lob books and other register are checked from time to time and they are perused for in timely work through staff meeting.

b) District Urban Development Agency:

   All the works of Urban Local Bodies are routed through DUDA and DUDA Section i.e. the cannel between the Government & U.L.Bs.

c) Establishment Section:

   Distribution of work among the staff, reshuffling of duty entrusted is being done from time to time for smooth management of office.

d) District Nizarat Section:

i. One Nazir is engaged for cash transaction of the Collectorate.
ii. One Asst. Nazir is for maintenance of Circuit House and smooth accommodation and treatment of VIPs & State Guests.
iii. The work is being performed under the direct supervision of Nizarat Officer.

e) General & Misc. Section:

   Duties are performed by the dedicated team of Officer and employees to achieve the mission "State As Facilitator".

f) District Touzi Section:

i. To achieve the mission and targets on collection of Revenue, performances of the Tahasildars is being watched.
ii. The filed officers i.e. 6 nos. of Tahasildars and Revenue Inspectors are collecting revenue in the field and reporting to this section.
iii. They are being impressed upon for better achievement.

g) B.C.P. Cell:

   B.C.P. is a procedural work. It  covers field work and official work.

h) District Record Room:

   The incoming and outgoing records are properly enter in separate register and kept them in safe custody as per instructions contained in ORM 1964.

i) Emergency Section:

   As per the guideline prescribed in Odisha Relief Code.

j) Judicial Section:

   The employees attached to the section are mobilized effectively to achieve the mission.

k) Revenue Section:

   Instructions are being issued to all Sub-Collectors/ Tahasildars/ Addl. Tahasildars to safe the landed property belongs to S.C./S.T. persons and Government land as well as provide the land to home-steadless and landless family. Their performance are being reviewed in each Revenue Officer's Meeting. Instruction received from Board of Revenue and Government are being relayed to them in each meeting.

l) Superintendent of Land Records:

   Instructions are being issued to all Tahasildars/ Addl. Tahasildars/ A.S.O. computer cell to make updation of R.O.R. through making entry in Computer. Their performance are being reviewed in each Revenue Officer's Meeting/ Computer Technical co-ordination Committee Meeting. Instruction received from Board of Revenue are being relayed to them in each meeting.

6) Details of Service rendered:

a) Development Section:

   The various developmental work as per Work chart and ORM as given above is done here and also the J.E. Establishment, their pension. Besides, proceeding are dealt here. Development Section is held responsible for annual performance of Collector, which is actually the performance of the district.

b) District Urban Development Agency:

All the policy matter of Government in H & U D Department are communicated through DUDA.

c) Establishment Section:

     Job opportunities, promotional avenues, attending personal claims etc.Working as a helping hand in administering justice by Collector.

d) District Nizarat Section:

Sell of Village Map of the district to public.

e) General & Misc. Section:

     Services of several kinds have been facilitated to all, in forms of guidance/ all related sources of information, issuance of Nationality Certificate, Public inconvenience, receipt of Pass Port Application etc.

f) District Touzi Section:

There is nothing for public service in this Section.

g) District Record Room:

     Certified copies of the Record of Rights, correspondence and land particulars are being supplied to the deserving applicant. Files are received from 23 nos. of Sections of Collectorate, Balangir and consignment made in the District Record Room. After retention of 12 years of such files have been sorted out and classified as having paper "A" class and paper "B" class (files). Paper having "A" class, such files have been entered Section wise in Register No. 57 "A" and preserved permanently in the District Record Room. List of papers having "B" class are prepare and list of which are send to Supdt. off State Achieves, Odisha Bhubaneswar for according approval for distraction and to communicate to this office. After receipt of approval order files having "B" class papers are destroyed.

i) Emergency Section:

Timely distribution of relief and ex-gratia as well as rescue operation.

j) Judicial Section:

The services in the section are rendered categorically dealing assistant wise.

k) Revenue Section:

     Year wise target has been fixed for each Tahasil to provide land to home stead less person in the District. Tahasildars have been instructed to hold camp court in the villages for disposal of revenue cases.

l) Superintendent of Land Records:

     In case of any mechanical defects occurred in computer cell at the preparation of data entry remedial measures are being taken to brought it to the higher level officers. Special training are being conducted to create more computer knowing person in Tahasil level with the supervision of D.I.O., NIC., Balangir.

7) Citizens interaction:

a) Development Section:

Does nor arise. One meeting with Citizen Committee is held on development as per exigencies.

b) District Urban Development Agency:

This Section is not Citizen interaction oriented as this Section is not public concerned Section.

c) Establishment Section:

     Primarily, the work of Establishment Section is staff oriented and as such it has less public (citizen) interaction.

d) District Nizarat Section: As and when required

e) General & Misc. Section:

     Public approach the District Administration for several facilities under different aspects of life, they are explained the procedural effect & guided to reach the correct forum for speedy disposal, and if required depending upon the exigencies necessary assistance is also extended.

f) District Touzi Section:

     There is no Citizen interaction in this Section. In some cases we are discharging our duties by observing the relevant rules and regulations keeping in view of the wants of Citizens by giving proper manner and behavior to them.

g) B.C.P. Cell:

     Citizens interaction Bifurcation of hamlet village from the original revenue village to create a new revenue village has been done in consultation with the villagers of the hamlet village and the bifurcated original revenue village with proper field enquiry by observing the prevent ant rules regulations and executive instruction of the Govt., keeping in view of the interest of the villagers.

h) District Record Room:

     We are discharging our duties by observing the relevant rules and regulations keeping in view of the wants of Citizens by giving proper manner and behavior to them.

i) Emergency Section: During natural calamity.

j) Judicial Section:

     This aspect is given priority. Granting of licenses of arms and explosive and permission to show opera/ circus to the feasible applicant are dealt in the section.

k) Revenue Section:

     We are discharging our duties by observing the relevant rules and regulations keeping in view of the wants of Citizens by giving proper manner and behavior to them.

l) Superintendent of Land Records:

      We are discharging our duties by observing the relevant rules and regulations keeping in view of the wants of Citizens by giving proper manner and behavior to them.

8) Postal address of the main office attached/ Sub-ordinate office/ field units etc.:

a) Development Section:

The postal address of this section is Development Section, Collectorate, Balangir

b) District Urban Development Agency:

     The postal address of this Section is DUDA Section, Collectorate, Balangir Room No.50(Part) , A.D.M-cum-P.D., DUDA (Phone No. 06652232943)

c) Establishment Section:

District Office Establishment section Collectorate, Balangir. Ph.No. 232331 Odisha, Pin. 767001.

d) District Nizarat Section:

District Nizarat Section, Collectorate, Balangir-767001.

e) General & Misc. Section:

     The branch operate inside the Collectorate building in Room No. 51 and the OIC, shares the adjacent partitioned  Room No. 62, that of District Development Officer. In the 1st entry gate from the left (South).

f) District Touzi Section:

The postal address of this Section is Touzi Section, Collectorate, Balangir.

g) B.C.P. Cell:

A.S.O., B.C.P.Cell Room No.66) . Collectorate, Balangir.

h) District Record Room:

The postal address of this Section is District Record Room Section, Collectorate, Balangir.

i) Emergency Section:

Emergency Section, Collectorate, Balangir, Pin - 767 001

j) Judicial Section:

The postal address of this section is OIC, Judicial Section, Collectorate, Balangir

k) Revenue Section:

The postal address of this section is Revenue Section, Collectorate, Balangir.

l) Superintendent of Land Records:

The postal address of this section is Superintendent of Land Records Section, Collectorate, Balangir

9) Map of Office location:

a) Development Section:

This Section is functioning in the Collectorate building at Room No.59 besides A.D.M Chamber.

b) District Urban Development Agency:

Nizarat Officer, Collectorate, Balangir to be furnished.

c) Establishment Section:

     The map is hung on the wall of the main corridor of the Collectorate building for public notice. Establishment section is functioning in Room No. 50 and the O.I.C. has her office in Room No.61.

d) District Nizarat Section:

This Section is functioning within the Collectorate, Building room No.45.

e) General & Misc. Section:

     The Collectorate building entire sketch map with room number and details of occupants is  hung at the middle entrance adjoining the Collector's chamber.

f) District Touzi Section:

This Section is functioning in a single room No.61 situated in the Collectorate, Balangir.

g) B.C.P. Cell:

The B.C.P.Cell is functioning in a separate house.

h) District Record Room:

This Section is functioning in a separate building at the right site of the Collectorate premises.

i) Emergency Section:

Room No. 32 & 33, Collectorate, Balangir

j) Judicial Section:

This Section is functioning in a single room at the right front side of the Collectorate building.

k) Revenue Section:

     This Section is functioning in the Collectorate building at the right site of the Addl. District Magistrate, Chamber bearing No.58.

l) Superintendent of Land Records:

     This Section is functioning in a separate building at the right site of the Collectorate premises, combined with District Record Room, Balangir.

10) Working hours both for office and Public:

     Working hours both for office and public   Office functions between 10 AM to 5 PM with a lunch break between 1.30 PM to 2 PM. . during day office and from 7.00 A.M. to 1.00.pm. during morning office. On all working days as per Govt. Calendar printed and published by the Government of Odisha for each calendar year. However Officer and employees are available to dispose off the day's assignment up to an extended hour as per requirement.

11) Public interaction, if any:

a) Development Section:

Some times directly or indirectly often pursue for Kutir Jyoti Scheme or information on LI Point.

b) District Nizarat Section: Salable Village Map.

c) General & Misc. Section:

The public is cordially accepted at every place in the building to extend the desired assistance.

d) District Touzi Section:

     There is no public interaction in this Section. In some cases we are discharging our duties by observing the relevant rules and regulations keeping in view of the wants of public by giving proper manner and behavior to them.

e) B.C.P. Cell:

     The nature and procedure of BCP work is directly dealing with the villagers to achieve the work smoothly.

f) District Record Room:

     We are in direct dealing with the public day to day so far relates to Land Records and Revenue Court matter. After observing their requirements we are disposed off it by adopting rule & regulation in convenient to ORM 1964 with proper manner and behavior.

g) Emergency Section: During office hours.

h) Judicial Section:

     We are in direct dealing with the public day to day so far relates to granting of licenses-arm & explosives, cinema/ video, permission to show opera/ circus. After observing their requirements we dispose off it by adopting the Govt. rules & regulations.

i) Revenue Section:

     We are in direct dealing with the public day to day so far relates to the Revenue Matters. After observing their requirements we are disposed off it by adopting rule & regulation of ORM 1964 with proper manner and behavior.

j) Superintendent of Land Records:

     We are in direct dealing with the public day to day so far relates to Land Records. After observing their requirements we are disposed off it by adopting rule & regulation of ORM 1964 with proper manner and behavior.

12) Grievance redress mechanism:

a) Development Section:

     Through the Grievance Cell of Collector redressed is rendered. Besides whatever grievance petition is received immediate steps are always taken or is redressal.

b) District Urban Development Agency:

Top Priorities is given on grievance received from ULB matters.

c) Establishment Section:

Top priority is given on the grievance of the staff on service matter.

d) District Nizarat Section:

Monitored by Collector through grievance cell vis-à-vis Nizarat Officer.

e) General & Misc. Section:

     If any raised is dealt with top priority, by following time to time instructions issued by the public grievance and pension administration departments of the Government, a top opening box marked as Grievance Box kept near the entrance to receive the application round the clock 24x7, a register exclusively for recording the contents by the Public.

     Over and above, the Collector listens to the public grievance on every working Saturday from 10 PM onwards. The District Level Officers are present in his chamber for an on the spot disposal.

f) District Touzi Section:

Monitored by Collector through grievance cell vis-à-vis Touzi Officer.

g) B.C.P. Cell:

     Grievance of the villagers in shape of objection petition or verbal are being disposed off by the Asst. Settlement Officer who has been appointed as the Enquiring Officer by the Collector. After due field enquiry and hearing thoroughly and properly in presence of the villagers.

h) District Record Room:

     Grievance of the people in shape of petition or verbally are being disposed off by the OIC after hearing thoroughly in accordance with rule and regulations prescribed in ORM 1964.

i) Emergency Section:

Monitored by Collector through grievance cell vis-à-vis Emergency Officer.

j) Judicial Section:

     Through the Grievance Cell of Collector, redresal is rendered. Besides whatever grievance petition is received immediate steps are always taken for is redressal.

k) Revenue Section:

     Grievance of the people in shape of petition or verbally are being disposed off by the OIC after hearing thoroughly in accordance with rule and regulations prescribed in ORM 1964.

l) Superintendent of Land Records:

     Grievance of the people in shape of petition or verbally are being disposed off by the OIC after hearing thoroughly in accordance with rule and regulations prescribed in ORM 1964.

13) Organization Chart:

a) Development Section:

b) District Urban Development Agency:

c) Establishment Section:

d) District Nizarat Section:

e) General & Misc. Section:

f) District Touzi Section:

g) B.C.P. Cell:

h) District Record Room:

i) Emergency Section:

j) Judicial Section:

k) Revenue Section:

l) Superintendent of Land Records:

  MANUAL-2 

Powers & Duties of Officers & Employees

[Section-4 (1) (b) (ii)]

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Designation

Powers

Duties

Administrative

Financial

Statutory

Others

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

1

Collector

Chairman

DDO of CRF Grant.

Supervising

-

Conduct different meeting and all policy matters of Government.

General control over officers and staffs for management of disasters.

Sanction of Ex-gratia.

 

 

Monitoring of Disaster management activities

Head of administration of criminal and civil justice in the district. He represent the states for the district as such all written statement in civil suits filed against Govt. are filed under a signature after due endorsement by Govt. Pleader in order to defend the interest of the state like wise, he is to submit PWC to the Advocate General for filing counter in WP(C)/OJC in the Hon'ble High Court under the provision made in Jail Manual, he recommend for parole/ furlo release of prisoner.

Approval of projects up to Rs.3.0 lacs for execution of Labour intensive works.

 

 

To make decision and dispose off the files.

 

Sanction of Food Assistance for 120 days.

 

 

 

 

Approval of list of House building assistance whose houses have been damaged during flood/ heavy rain/ cyclone.

 

 

 

 

Sanction of Emergent relief for three days.

 

 

 

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Designation

Powers

Duties

Administrative

Financial

Statutory

Others

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

2

ADM

Project Director

Countersigned All G.I.A bills grant received from H & UD Dept. On behalf of ULBs and Utilization Certificate, approval of Annual Action Plan submission of ULBs Budget through DUDA to Government

Countersigning Authority

-

Supervise all works of ULBs.

General control over staffs

 

 

 

Overall supervision of works relating to natural Calamity.

Registration of Societies

 

 

 

 

Under Indian Arm Act 1959 & Rules 1962, the A.D.M. is empowered to grant, renewed arm licenses. The explosive licenses in form No.23 &24 are also granted as per the provision in explosive acts & rules 1983.

-

-

-

To make decision and dispose off the files.

Development Section

1

Asst. Collector

As per power mandatory fixed in ORM 1964

-

Statutory power has been given by order of Collector/ Sub-Collector as and when required (Magistrate Power in Law order situation)

Order has been passed to deal the other section as officer-in charge

Disposal of correspondence letter

Inspection to his office at any moment

Power delivered to function as OIC in respect of all items in ORM, 1964.

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Designation

Powers

Duties

Administrative

Financial

Statutory

Others

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Development Section

3

Dealing Assistant

-

-

-

-

Preparation of draft.

Issue & received of letters.

All other correspondence works.

4

Peon

-

-

-

-

Delivery of dak and taking and bringing of files.

Establishment Section

1

Establishment Officer

 

Drawing Officer

Yes (As ordered from time to time)

 

All establishment matter.

2

Head Clerk

 

 

 

 

Section supervision

3

Sr. Clerks

 

 

 

 

Duty entrusted from time to time.

4

Jr. Clerks

 

 

 

 

Either independent or attached as ordered from time to time.

5

Daftary/ Peons

 

 

 

 

Ausulliary body for office work

District Nizarat Section

1

Nizarat Officer

Direct control over the section.

Delegated power to sanction and pass for contingent voucher up to Rs.1000/-

Supervision of Circuit House and to see its proper maintenance. Verification of Cash Book as well as physical verification of Cash and Stock store.

-

Supervision of day to day work

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Designation

Powers

Duties

Administrative

Financial

Statutory

Others

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

District Nizarat Section

2

Nazir

-

-

-

-

Maintenance of Cash book and keeping accounts and record thereof. Supervision of Circuit House.

3

Sr. Clerk-cum- Asst. Nazir

-

-

-

-

Attached in Circuit House and to see its proper maintenance and smooth accommodation of VIPs and State Guests. Audit.

4

Sr. Clerk

-

 

--

-

One Sr. Clerk assigned with receipt & issue, establishment, forms & stationary, saleable village map and preparation of contingent bills and allotment position.

5

Junior Clerk

Post lying vacant

 

 

 

 

6

Peon

-

-

-

-

Distributing daks and other official works

7

Peon

-

-

-

-

Treasury & Bank work with the district Nazir

8

Choukidar (Circuit House)

-

-

-

-

Attend the Guest and watch the circuit

9

Sweeper-2

-

-

-

-

To attend Collectorate, Balangir

10

Sweeper 1 (C.H)

-

-

-

-

To attend Circuit House.

General & Misc. Section

1

Officer in Charge

Over all supervision

Nil

Nil

-

Work as Team leader/Public information Officer

2

Head Clerk

 

 

 

 

Overall supervision of the office  work

3

Sr. Clerk (1)

 

 

 

 

Preparation of draft & all correspondence

4

Jr. Clerk (4)

 

 

 

 

Preparation of draft, all correspondence, Issue & Receipt of letter

District Touzi Section

1

Touzi Officer

To control over the Section.

-

 

 

Supervision of works of this section.

2

Head Clerk

-do-

 

 

 

Post lying vacant.

3

Sr. Clerk

-do-

 

Statutory

Others

I/c Head Clerk., Irrigation, Sairat, Establishment. Minor Minerals

4

Sr. Clerk

-

 

-do-

-do-

Audit and Inspection, Loan under LIGH/MIGH Scheme.

5

Junior Clerk

-

 

-do-

-do-

On deputation to R.T.O, Balangir

6

Junior Clerk

-

 

-do-

-do-

DCB Seat, Receive and Issue, Library, and Stationary.

7

One Peon

-

 

-do-

-do-

Attend the orders of OIC, taking and bringing of Files, Disbursing of daks.

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Designation

Powers

Duties

Administrative

Financial

Statutory

Others

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

B.C.P. Cell

1

Asst. Settlement Officer (OIC of the BCP Cell)

Power conferred to manage and control the BCP Cell as well as employees of the BCP cell OIC. Of the BCP Cell

Nil

The ASO (OIC) of the BCP Cell is attending the BCP work on the authorization of the Collector. The Collector has appointed the ASO as Enquiring Officer the A.S.O. has no statutory powers.

Nil

The ASO (OIC) attending the all works relating to BCP. Such as Submitted order sheet to the Collector for obtaining authorization & After obtaining authorization from the Collector conducted field enquiry for bifurcation of hamlet village from the main revenue village from the main revenue village disposed up. Objection of the villagers with field enquiry and proper hearing of the objector and villagers. Attended and also supervised the preparation of trace map work. Preparation of BCP trial case record. Further ASO has to attend the record verification work in different Tahasils as per requirement.

2.

General Moharir or Dealing Assistant

Nil

Nil

Nil

 

 

3

Inspector of Postar

Nil

Nil

Nil

 

 

4

Amin

 

 

 

 

To attend field enquiry.

To attend preparation of trace maps.

To attend preparation of BCP case record.

To receive RORs and maps from Dist. Record Room and from different Tahasils.

To attend different Tahasils for verification and copy of the RORs and maps.

5

Class IV P.S. and Chainman

 

 

 

 

To attend Service of Notices to assist the ASO & Amin in field enquiry and in preparation of BCP case records.

To attend different Tahasils with the Amin for record verification and record copy work and also attending of service of letter to different offices.

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Designation

Powers

Duties

Administrative

Financial

Statutory

Others

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

District Record Room

1

OIC, District Record Room.

As per power mandatory fixed in ORM 1964

-

Statutory power has been given by order of Collector/Sub-Collector as and when required (Magistrate Power in Law order situation)

Order has been passed to deal the other section as officer-incharge

Signed in the Certified copies to the applicant.

Disposal of the official correspondence

Inspection to his office at any movement

Power delivered to function as officer-in charge in respect of all item in ORM 1964.

2

Record Keeper -cum-Comparing Clerk

 

 

 

 

Compare of Certified copies

Preparation and correction of draft

Receipt of consigned records

Supervision to all works of Dist. Record Room.

Description of 'B' class paper & preservation of 'A' Class files & records

3

Copiest -cum- Dealing Assistant

 

 

 

 

Preparing and delivering of Certified copy.

Preparation of draft.

Receipt of consigned records.

All other official correspondences.

Destruction of copy application form.

4

Amin

 

 

 

 

Preparation of Sketch map for certified copies.

Preparation of Chalan of destruction of 'B' Class files.

5

Peon

 

 

 

 

Searching of records and RORs.

Keeping of files and records in proper place in safe custody.

Emergency Section

1

District Emergency Officer

General control over staffs

 

 

 

Co-ordination with officials related to natural calamity

2

Sr. Clerk

 

 

 

 

Custodian of files and records, relief stock and store

3

Jr. Clerk

 

 

 

 

-do-

4

Group D staff

 

 

 

 

Attend office duty

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Designation

Powers

Duties

Administrative

Financial

Statutory

Others

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Judicial Section

1

Officer in charge

-

-

-

-

To examine and process the files observing rules and procedure.

2

Head Clerk

-

-

-

-

To examine and process the files observing rules and procedure. Supervision of the works of dealing assistants and peons.

3

Dealing Assistant

-

-

-

-

Custodian/ Maintenance of files and registers and processing files.

4

Peon

-

-

-

-

Delivery of daks and taking & bringing of files.

Revenue Section

1

Officer in charge

As per power mandatory fixed in ORM 1964

-

Statutory power has been given by order of Collector/ Sub-Collector as and when required (Magistrate Power in Law order situation)

Order has been passed to deal the other section as officer-in charge

Disposal of correspondence letter.

Inspection to his office at any moment

Power has been conferred to deal the correspondence files as Revenue under the provision of OLR Act 1960, OGLS Act, 1962 & OPLE Act 1972.Records

2

Dealing Assistant

 

 

 

 

Preparation of draft

Issue & received of letters

All other correspondence works

Superintendent of Land Records Section

1

Officer in charge

As per power mandatory fixed in ORM 1964

-

Statutory power has been given by order of Collector/Sub-Collector as and when required (Magistrate Power in Law order situation)

Order has been passed to deal the other section as officer-in charge

Disposal of correspondence letter

Inspection to his office at any moment

Power has been conferred to deal as SLR under the provision of Land Records manual 1965, except mutation correction for making any alternation, changes in ROR. He is also supervise the boundary changes proceeding where are ASO I/C B.C.P. is dealing with BCP matter.

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Designation

Powers

Duties

Administrative

Financial

Statutory

Others

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Superintendent of Land Records Section

2

Dealing Assistant

 

 

 

 

Preparation of draft.

Issue & received of letters.

All other correspondence works.

  MANUAL-3 

Procedure Followed in Decision Making Process

[Section-4 (1) (b) (iii)]

     The procedure can be described both in narrative form and through Flow Process chart. In narrative form the stages through which a proposal passes, the levels at which it gets examined and the final authority to which it has to go for approval may be explained.

     The Flow Process Charts can give a comprehensive process as may be seen from the following illustration of preparing a food card.

 Flow Process chart for issue of Food Card:

Sl. No.

Activity

Level of Action

Time Frame

1

2

3

4

Development Section

1

To received letter & put up to OIC

Dealing assistant

Same day

2

Mark application to concerned D.A.

OIC

Same day

3

Entry in Log book and put up in file

Dealing assistant

Same day

4

Preparation of Draft

Dealing Assistant

Same day, if information is available

If figure in compilation within 3 days

5

Approval of the Draft

OIC

Same day

6

Typing of Draft

Dealing Assistant

In One day

7

Issue and dispatch of draft

Dealing Assistant

In One day

Establishment Section

1

Letter received and submitted to Head of Office for perusal.

Receipt Clerk

Same day

2

To make letter to concern D.A.

H.C.

Same day

3

Enter in Receipt Register

Receipt Clerk

Same day

4

Receive the letter & enter in the log book

D.A. concerned

Same day

5

Prepare and put up before the H.C. for examination

D.A. Concerned

Urgent- Same day Ordinary - within 3 days

6

To be placed before the E.O.

H.C.

Ordinary- Same day Thought provoking- Next day

7

Action of E.O.

E.O.

At her/his level- Same day At higher level- same day or the day next keeping in view the legal aspects in mind

District Nizarat Section

1

To received of letters and put a diary number.

Head ministerial and Diarist

Same day

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Activity

Level of Action

Time Frame

1

2

3

4

District Nizarat Section

2

For marking

Head Clerk

Same day

3

To send reply of the letters

Concerned D.As

3 Days

4

For Assembly Question & urgent letters disposal.

-do-

Same day

5

Reservation of Circuit House

Asst. Nazir

As per vacancy

6

Application for Village Map

Concerned Dealing Assistant

Same day as per availability

General & Misc. Section

1

Letter received

Central Receipt

Instantly

2

Marginal order

OIC

Same day

3

Application

Head of Office

Same day

Touzi Section

1

To receive of letters and put a diary number.

Head ministerial and Diarist.

Same day

2

For marking

Head Clerk

-do-

3

To send reply of the letters

Concerned D. Asst.

3 Days

4

For Assembly Question & urgent letters disposal

-do-

Same day

B.C.P. Cell

1

After obtaining authorization from the Collector conducted preliminary enquiry with proper notice to the parties concerned i.e. villagers of main revenue village hamlet village, revenue inspector and Sarpanch to obtain the opinion of the villages and to determine the bifurcate main revenue village and also to observe the criteria as per instruction of Rev. Dept. In letter No.39114/R dt.1.9.94

The A.S.O. (OIC), Amin and Chainman

Two weeks

2

As per field enquiry during preliminary enquiry prepared group trace map of the village concerned and submitted to Settlement officer for pent graph.

A.S.O. & Amin

One month

3

After receipt of Pent graph trace map in 4 sheet & 1 male preparation other copies as per requirement for publication of General notice in form No.11

A.S.O. (OIC) and Amin

One week

4

Issue general notice in form No.11 under Rule 61 (7) of the OS&S Rules 1962 to the villagers of main revenue village and its hamlet village and also to the adjoining villages Tahasildar, Sub-Collector, Collector and D.F.O. inviting their objection if any for a period of 30 days

ASO(OIC) & P.S.

Six weeks

5

Disposed up it any objection petition filed by the Villagers or any other petition concerned with field enquiry proper hearing.

ASO (OIC) Amin, P.S. & Chainmen

One month

6

After disposal if necessary the trace map resubmitted to the Settlement office, Sambalpur for correction of previous pant graph

ASO (OIC) Amin

One week.

7

After receipt of the pent graph from the Settlement office, Sambalpur engaged in preparation of BCP final case record.

ASO (OIC) Amin, Chainman

2 months

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Activity

Level of Action

Time Frame

1

2

3

4

B.C.P. Cell

8

After preparation of BCP final record the case record submitted to the Dist. Office, SLR Section for perusal and kind recommendation of the Collector, onwards transmission to the Commissioner/ and records and Settlement Odisha, Cuttack for approval

ASO (OIC) SLR Section, Collectorate

3 months

9.

After receipt the case record from the Dist. Office SLR section with the recommendation of the Collector the case record submitted to the Commissioner, Land Records and Settlement Odisha, Cuttack for kind approval

ASO (OIC) Dist. Office, Despatch Section

Six months

10

After approval of the proposal by the Commissioner Land Records and Settlement Odisha, Cuttack and on receipt of the case record from the Commissioner to the Collector for further action

Collector, ASO (OIC)

One month

11

The process will take more time if the case record remanded for resubmission

Collector, ASO (OIC)

Time will take on the strength of remanded case record

District Record Room

1

Received of application form and put up copy application number.

Record Keeper

Same day

2

Handed over copy application to the concerned D.A.

Record Keeper

Same day

3

To examine the copy application with reference to R.O.R.

Copiest

Same day

4

To Prepare copy and submitted to comparing clerk.

Copiest

In case of urgent application it is in one day

In case of ordinary application it is three days

5

To reject copy application

Head Clerk

Within 7 days

6

To sign in certified copies

OIC

Urgent in one day

Ordinary in three days

7

To delivery the copy

Copiest

Urgent in one day

Ordinary in three days

Emergency Section

1

To receive a letter/ application and put a diary number

Despatch Clerk

Same day

2

To mark application/ letter to dealing assistant

Senior Clerk

Same day

3

Enter in log book

By Dealing Assistant

Same day

4

Put up to District Emergency Officer in concerned file

By Dealing Assistant

2 - 3 days barring urgent letters

5

Orders on the letter/ application

Officer concerned

- do -

6

Action on the letter/ application (prepare DFA)

Concerned Dealing Assistant

Same day

7

Sign & return draft

Officer concerned

Same day

8

To deliver the draft

Concerned Dealing Assistant

Same day

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Activity

Level of Action

Time Frame

1

2

3

4

Judicial Section

1

To received letter & put up to OIC

Dealing assistant

Same day

2

Mark application to concerned D.A.

OIC

Same day

3

Entry in Log book and put up in file

Dealing assistant

Same day

4

Preparation of Draft

Dealing Assistant

Same day, if information is available

If figure in compilation within 3 days

5

Approval of the Draft

OIC

Same day

6

Typing of Draft

Dealing Assistant

In One day

7

Issue and dispatch of draft

Dealing Assistant

In One day

Revenue Section

1

To received letter & put up to OIC

Dealing assistant

Same day

2

Mark application to concerned D.A.

OIC

Same day

3

Entry in Log book and put up in file

Dealing assistant

Same day

4

Preparation of Draft

Dealing Assistant

Same day, if information is available

If figure in compilation within 3 days

5

Approval of the Draft

OIC

Same day

6

Typing of Draft

Dealing Assistant

In One day

7

Issue and dispatch of draft

Dealing Assistant

In One day

Superintendent of Land Records

1

To received letter & put up to OIC

Dealing Assistant

Same day

2

Mark application to concerned D.A.

OIC

Same day

3

Entry in Log book and put up in file

Dealing Assistant

Same day

4

Preparation of Draft

Dealing Assistant

Same day, if information is available

If figure in compilation within 3 days

5

Approval of the Draft

OIC

Same day

6

Typing of Draft

Dealing Assistant

In One day

7

Issue and dispatch of draft

Dealing Assistant

In One day

Note: The works of the section has been distributed among the D.As categorically. They process the files through the Head Clerk and O.I.C. After due examination of the files observing different rules and procedures the Head Clerk and OIC transmits the files to the A.D.M./ Collector for final decision/ disposal.

  MANUAL-4 

Norms for Discharge of Functions

[Section-4 (1) (b) (iv)]

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Activity

Time Frame/ Norm

Remarks

1

2

3

4

Development Section

1

Diary of Letter

3 minute per letter

 

2

Diary of Log Book

3 minute per letter

 

3

Preparation of draft

In case of reminder 10 minute per letter

 

If figure available within 24 hours

If figure in compilation within 3 days

4

Approval of Draft

In one day

 

5

Typing of draft

In one day

 

6

Issue and dispatch of draft

In one day

 

District Nizarat Section

1

Diary of letters

3 minute per letter

 

2

Disposal of ordinary letters

With in 3 days

 

3

Urgent and Assembly Question

Same day

If information available

4

Approval of Draft

In one day

 

5

Typing of draft

In one day

 

B.C.P. Cell

1

To maintain receipt Register and Issue Register

Conducted field enquiry in presence of the villagers and other parties. Concerned with proper Notice in each matters relating to BCP proposal for better and smooth functioning of BCP work. During field enquiry opinion and views of the villagers and other parties concerned may be obtained and recorded with their signatures for the purpose of BCP proposal

The A.S.O, cum- E.O. along with the field staff attending the field enquiries to complete the process of the B.C.P. proposal smoothly for the interest of the villagers with the view of creation of new villages as per orders and instruction of the Govt. process of the BCP proposal in procedural. It has not been neglected and as per as practicable steps are being taken up to complete the books of the BCP proposal as early as possible.

2

To maintain Register for B.C.P.Cases

3

To maintain objection case Register

4

To maintain process Register

District Record Room

1

Diary of Letter

3 minute per letter

 

2

Diary of Log Book

3 minute per letter

 

3

Preparation of draft

In case of reminder 10 minute per letter

 

If figure available within 24 hours

If figure in compilation within 3 days

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Activity

Time Frame/ Norm

Remarks

1

2

3

4

District Record Room

4

Approval of Draft

In one day

 

5

Typing of draft

In one day

 

6

Issue and dispatch of draft

In one day

 

Emergency Section

1

Diary of letter

3 minutes per letter

 

2

Dispatch of letter

5 minutes per letter

Registered dak including entry in messenger book

3

Typing job

30 pages per day

 

Judicial Section

1

Diary of Letter

3 minute per letter

 

2

Diary of Log Book

3 minute per letter

 

3

Preparation of draft

In case of reminder 10 minute per letter

 

If figure available within 24 hours

If figure in compilation within 3 days

4

Approval of Draft

In one day

 

5

Typing of draft

In one day

 

6

Issue and dispatch of draft

In one day

 

7

File processing by D.As (urgent)

24 hours

 

8

File processing by D.As (Other)

3 days

 

9

File processing by HC/OIC

In One day

 

Superintendent of Land Records

1

Diary of Letter

3 minute per letter

 

2

Diary of Log Book

3 minute per letter

 

3

Preparation of draft

In case of reminder 10 minute per letter

 

If figure available within 24 hours

If figure in compilation within 3 days

4

Approval of Draft

In one day

 

5

Typing of draft

In one day

 

6

Issue and dispatch of draft

In one day

 

  MANUAL-5 

Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Manuals & Records for Discharging Functions

[Section-4 (1) (b) (v)]

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Name of the Act, Rules, Regulations etc.

Brief Gist of the Contents

Reference No., if any

Price in case of Priced Publications

1

2

3

4

5

Development Section

1

ORM, 1964

 

 

 

2

Odisha Service Code

 

 

 

3

OCA

 

 

 

4

Odisha Leave Rules

 

 

 

5

Odisha Pension Rules

 

 

 

Establishment Section

1

Odisha Service Code

Service matter of employees

 

 

2

Odisha Pension Rules

Pension matters

 

 

3

Odisha Leave Rules

Leave matters

 

 

4

OCS (CCA) Rules

Disciplinary actions

 

 

5

O.G.S.C.R.

Duty of public servant

 

 

6

O.G.F.R.

Financial matter

 

 

District Nizarat Section

1

Odisha Nizarat Manual 1964

Cash transaction and maintenance of cash book

-

Rs.100/- approximately

Supervision & reservation of Circuit house

Village Map and forms & stationery

2

ORM 1964

Office Procedure

-

Rs.200/- Approximately

General & Misc. Section

1

Odisha Record Manual, 1964

Office procedural effects

 

 

2.

Right to Information Act-2005

Provide information under RTI Act

   

2. 

Society Registration Act-1860

Registration of Societies

   

District Touzi Section

1

MTA

To watch Tahasil administration

 

 

2

OMMC Rule 2004

-do-

 

 

3.

LIGH/ MIGH Rule

For sanction and recovery of loan

 

 

4.

ORM 1964

General Administration and maintenance of Record and Registers

 

 

5

Irrigation Act

Assessment and collection of water rate

 

 

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Name of the Act, Rules, Regulations etc.

Brief Gist of the contents

Reference No., if any

Price in case of Priced Publications

1

2

3

4

5

B.C.P. Cell

1

The Odisha Survey and Settlement Rules, 1962

Under Rule 61 (7) of the OS&S Rules 1962 is applicable by the order of the Collector in respect of area not covered under Settlement on consolidation operation

 

As per Market value of Pvt. Publishers

2

Instruction of the Revenue Dept. Odisha in letter No.39114/R dt.1.9.1994

During field enquiry for bifurcation of hamlet village to create new revenue village instruction of the letter most be carried out in respect of criteria such as population of the hamlet village distance of the hamlet village from main Revenue village and also in respect of Reservation of lands like Gochar village forest creation and burial grounds. Etc. which is require essentially for a new village as per principles of Reservation proceedings instruction of the letter is mot important on the formation of new revenue village

 

 

3

Guide line of Board of Revenue, Odisha, Cuttack vide letter No. 15706/LR&S dt. 16.12.1994

Board guide line in respect of formation of new revenue village by bifurcating from the main Revenue village is also most important in view of preparation of BCP case record and preparation of trace map etc.

 

 

4

Order of Board of Revenue, Odisha, Cuttack vide letter No.4723/LR&S dt. 12.5.1993

By order of Board of Revenue, Odisha, Cuttack in Letter No.4723/LR&S dt. 12.5.1997 BCP work has been taken up after obtaining the authorization of the Collector on the strength of this letter

 

 

5

Authorization of the Collector in order sheet

The Collector is controlling authority of the BCP Cell. In each BCP case authorization of the Collector most be obtained before initiating

 

 

6

Letter No. 9322/LR&S dt. 18.9.2000 relating to creation of new village started by the collector where settlement consolidation are not in operation

The Collector is controlling authority of the BCP Cell. In each BCP case authorization of the Collector most be obtained before initiating

 

 

7

Record of Rights of the bifurcated main Revenue village

Record of Rights require essentially for preparation of record of the new Revenue Village and the bifurcated main Revenue Village

 

 

8

Maps of the bifurcated main Revenue village

Maps of the bifurcated main Revenue village require essentially for bifurcated of new Revenue village maps and ROR played a bifurcated for creation of new revenue village by bifurcation main Revenue village

 

 

District Record Room

1

Paragraph 221 of ORM 1964

Register 41 B Received & disposal of records as Record keeper

 

 

2

Paragraph 225 (2) of ORM 1964

Register 41 D Records and outside from the Record Room

 

 

3

Paragraph 176 A of ORM 1964

Destruction of B Class paper

 

 

Sl. No.

Name of the Act, Rules, Regulations etc.

Brief Gist of the Contents

Reference No., if any

Price in case of Priced Publications

1

2

3

4

5

District Record Room

4

Paragraph 167 (2) of ORM 1964

Special Treatment of A class files

 

 

5

Paragraph 225 (A) of ORM 1964

Transfer of records to Dist. Record Room from Sub-Divisional Offices

 

 

6

Paragraph 181 of ORM 1964

Self Register No. 41 of Records where Revenue Case No. should be entered

 

 

7

Paragraph 165 (4) of ORM 1964

Defects Register where all the defects should be maintained

 

 

8

Paragraph 185 (4) of ORM 1964

Register No.57 Register of Permanent Register

 

 

9

Paragraph 185 of ORM 1964

Register No. 57 (A) Register of Temporary Register

 

 

10

Paragraph 287 (2) of ORM 1964

Register of application to take return of documents

 

 

11

Paragraph 168 (1) of ORM 1964

Register of B Class & C Class register

 

 

12

Paragraph 370 (2) of ORM 1964

Register for requisition of letter required for certified copy

 

 

13

Paragraph 341 (3) of ORM 1964

Copy application register

 

 

Emergency Section

1

Odisha Relief Code

Administration of Relief operations

-

-

2

Record Manual

Office management

-

-

Judicial Section

1

Criminal Procedure Code

Law and rules relating Criminal Cases

 

 

2

Indian Penal Code

Indian penal code

 

 

3.

Civil Procedure Code

Law and rules relating civil cases

 

 

4.

Odisha Hindu Marriage registration rules, 1960

Hindu marriage rules

 

 

5

Indian Christian Marriage Act, 1872

Christian Marriage rules

 

 

6

Odisha Freedom of religion Act, 1967

Freedom of religion

 

 

7

SC & ST (POA) Act

Relating to atrocities

 

 

8

Odisha Law Officer Rules

Appointment of law officer

 

 

9

Indian Arms Act, 1959 and Rules, 1962

Arms licenses

 

 

10

Explosive Acts & Rules, 1983

Explosive licenses

 

 

Sl. No.

Name of the Act, Rules, Regulations etc.

Brief gist of the contents

Reference No., if any

Price in case of Priced Publications

1

2

3

4

5

Judicial Section

11

Indian Cinematograph Act,1954 & Rules 1964

Relating rules for license and regulating Cinema hall

 

 

12

Videotograph Amendments rules,1989

Relating rules for license and regulating Cinema hall

 

 

13

Petroleum Rules,1976

NOC for opening Petroleum outlet

 

 

14

Loud Speaker Rules

Use of Loud speaker

 

 

15

Cable Network Rules

Regulating for cable network

 

 

16

Odisha Police Manual

Deployment of police personal

 

 

17

Odisha Zail Manual

Supervision of Jail and prisoner

 

 

18

ORM,1964

Maintenance of Files and Registers

 

 

Revenue Section

1

O.L.R. Manual & subsequent amendment

Implementation of ceiling law, conversion of agricultural land, security to S.T/S.C peoples.

 

 

2

O.G.L.S. Manual

Lease of Govt. land for various purpose, recommendation of Master plan of Urban area for approval by the R.D.C. (ND), Sambalpur, provisional authority, de-reservation of Govt. land

 

 

3

O.P.L.E. Manual

Appellate authority

 

 

4

O.P.D.R Manual

-do-

 

 

Superintendent of Land Records

1

Odisha Land Records Manual 1965

Rule, Regulation & Act contained therein

 

 

2

Odisha Survey Settlement Rules 1958 (Act III of 1959)

-do-

 

 

3

Odisha Mutation Manual 1962

-do-

 

 

4

OCH & PFL Act 1972

-do-

 

 

  MANUAL-6 

Categories of Documents Under Control

[Section-4 (1) (b) (vi)]

Sl. No.

Nature of Records

Details of Information available

Unit/ Section Where available

Retention Period, Where available

1

2

3

4

5

Development Section

1

Log Books

 

 

 

2

Received Register

 

 

 

3

Issue Register

 

 

 

4

Peon Book

 

 

 

5

Index Register

 

 

 

6

Assembly question Register

 

 

 

7

Central Dispatch Register

 

 

 

District Nizarat Section

1

Cash Book and subsidiary Register

Details of cash transaction

Nizarat Section

 

2

Stock Store Register

Furniture's and miscellaneous articles

-do-

 

3

Stock retister of Forms & Stationary

Stock of forms and stationary

-do-

 

4

Register of Village map

Map position

-do-

 

5

Stock register of Circuit house

Article of circuit house and other miscellaneous goods

-do-

 

6

Stock register of spare parts of vehicle

Spare parts of vehicle

-do-

 

7

Bank draft register

Receipt of bank draft

-do-

 

8

Bank draft register

Issue of bank draft

-do-

 

9

Bank account reconcile register

Details of bank account

-do-

 

10

Chalan Issue register

Details of chalan deposited

-do-

 

Sl. No.

Nature of Records

Details of Information available

Unit/ Section Where available

Retention Period, Where available

1

2

3

4

5

Touzi Section

1

(FILES) Report and Returns on DCB under Land Revenue and Water Rate, Sairat Sources, Irrigation and LIGH/ MIGH Scheme

DCB of Land Revenue, Position on settlement of Sairat sources, Assessment of waster rate, Disbursement and Recovery of loans

Touzi Section

3 years

2

Correspondence file on the above subjects

Brief details on above subjects

-do-

-do-

3

Assembly Question

Replies to question made in the Assembly

-do-

-do-

4

REGISTERS Touzi Ledger

Position of DCB each month

-do-

-do-

5

Assembly question

Gist of replies of Assembly Questions

-do-

-do-

6

Report and Returns

Gist on submission of Report and Returns

-do-

-do-

7

Issue and Receive Registers

Details list of letters Issued and Received

-do-

-do-

8

INDEX

Allotment of collection number to all Seat

-do-

-do-

9

File Register

Containing list of File

-do-

-do-

10

Log Book

Position of letter received and disposal

-do-

-do-

11

Attendance Register

Daily attendance of the employee

-do-

-do-

12

Plain paper Log Book

Date wise movement of the files

-do-

-do-

13

C.L. Register

Record of C.L .availed by the staff

-do-

-do-

14

Forward Diary

List of important letters and action taken

-do-

-do-

B.C.P. Cell

1

Jamabandi, Record of Rights of current settlement

To collect details of land particulars for preparation of BCP case records

District Record Room, Collectorate, Balangir Tahasil offices of the District Balangir

Returnable after verification

2

Maps of current settlement

For the purpose of BCP work

District Record Room Collectorate, Balangir and Tahasil Offices of the District Balangir & Major Settlement office, Sambapur

These are returnable after completion of BCP works

Sl. No.

Nature of Records

Details of Information available

Unit/ Section Where available

Retention Period, Where available

1

2

3

4

5

B.C.P. Cell

3

Rules and regulation manuals and important instruction guidelines and circular on the purpose of BCP work

For preparation of BCP case record correctly

Major Settlement office, Sambalpur and Library of Dist. Office, Balangir

After completion of BCP work these are returnable

4

Memorandum of the field enquiries and Local enquiry conducted for objection the opinion views and also consent of the villagers of the hamlet and bifurcated main Rev. Village which is most essential for bifurcation of hamlet village from the main Revenue village with the view of creation of new revenue village as per guide line of Board of Revenue, Odisha Cuttack vide letter No.15706/ LR&S dt.16.12.1994 the memorandum will be enclosed in the case record for necessary action.

 

 

 

District Record Room

1

Jamabandi (ROR) of 1896

Details of land particulars

Dist. Record Room Collectorate, Balangir

Permanent

2

Jamabandi (ROR) of 1910, 1916,1918

Details of land particulars

-do-

Permanent

3

ROR & working Nathi of Settlement operation of 1936

Details of land particulars

-do-

Permanent

4

Village wise case records

Details about Jhankri case, Choukidari case, Thikadari Case

-do-

Permanent

5

Bhogra conversion proceeding 1950

Abolition and re-settlement of Bhogra land of Thikadari system

-do-

Permanent

6

Fisheries case record 1950

Settlement of Kata & Bandha

-do-

Permanent

7

ROR & working Nathi of Settlement operation 1976

Details of land particulars

-do-

Permanent

8

Disposed off Revenue/ Criminal/ Judicial case record including Tahasil & Sub-divisional records after consignment

All the relevant documents

-do-

Permanent

9

'B' class file of all section of Collectorate, Balangir

Note sheet, order, correspondence & other relevant papers

-do-

12 years

10

'A' class files of all section of Collectorate, Balangir

Note sheet, order, correspondence & other relevant papers

-do-

Permanent

Sl. No.

Nature of Records

Details of Information available

Unit/ Section Where available

Retention Period, Where available

1

2

3

4

5

District Record Room

11

All Register maintained by deferent section of Collectorate, Balangir (whose preservation period is more than 3 years as per ORM 1964

Index Register, Log Book, File Register, Case register, Cash Book

-do-

From 3 years to permanent as prescribed in ORM 1964

12

Records of Consolidation of Holding of 1979-80

Land particulars

-do-

Permanent

Emergency Section

1

 

Prescribed registers

 

 

 

Rainfall

 

Daily block-wise rainfall

Emergency Section

Last three years

NIC

Last fifteen years

Allotment

Year wise allotment received from Govt. and distribution of the same to Subordinate offices

Emergency Section

 

U.C. register

U.Cs. sent to SRC

Emergency Section

 

Stock & store

Distribution of stock

Emergency Section

 

Assembly/ Parliament question register

Questions received and action taken

Emergency Section

 

Audit report

Pending audit paras and action taken

Emergency Section

 

Inspection report

Pending Inspection paras and action taken

Emergency Section

 

Alleged starvation & child sale register

Enquiry on Alleged starvation & child sale cases

Emergency Section

 

Sunstroke register

Enquiry on Sunstroke death cases

Emergency Section

 

Rain gauge register

Distribution of rain gauges

Emergency Section

 

2

List of villages affected by flood

 

Emergency Section

Last three years

3

List of villages affected by drought

 

Emergency Section

Last three years

4

File, memorandum and Bye Laws of Societies registered

 

Emergency Section

Last three years

5

Key Register of Societies

 

Emergency Section

Last three years

Register of Societies registered

 

Emergency Section

Last three years

Sl. No.

Nature of Records

Details of Information available

Unit/ Section Where available

Retention Period, Where available

1

2

3

4

5

Judicial Section

1

Arm license register

As in the register

Current files and registers are in Judicial section and consigned files & registers are in District Record Room

As per provision of ORM,1964

2

Explosive license register

-do-

-do-

-do-

3

Cinema/ Video License register

-do-

-do-

-do-

4

Non dangerous Petroleum product storage license register

-do-

-do-

-do-

5

License Fees register

-do-

-do-

-do-

6

Register of W.P (c)/ OJC

-do-

-do-

-do-

7

Register of Civil Cases

-do-

-do-

-do-

8

Register of Workman Compensation

-do-

-do-

-do-

9

Court Diary

-do-

-do-

-do-

10

Registration of Marriage

-do-

-do-

-do-

11

Register of Letter Receipt

-do-

-do-

-do-

12

Register of Letter Issued

-do-

-do-

-do-

13

Peon Books

-do-

-do-

-do-

14

Index Register

-do-

-do-

-do-

15

Assembly Question Register

-do-

-do-

-do-

16

Log Books

-do-

-do-

-do-

  MANUAL-7 

Particulars of Arrangement in Formulation of Policy

[Section-4 (1) (b) (vii)]

Sl. No.

Name and address of the Consultative Committees/ Bodies

Constitution of the Committee/ Body

Role and Responsibility

Frequency of Meetings

1

2

3

4

5

B.C.P. Cell

1

Villagers are the representative of the village for consultation in respect of the policy of the Scheme and without consultation with the villagers policy and process of the BCP cell is not possible.

As policy of the BCP cell. There is no such instruction for constitution of the committee or body but if the villagers wants they may constitute committee or body among them such for smooth and convenient function of the BCP proposal for there hamlet village

The villagers through their representative on committee members may take appropriate steps for creation of new village as per regulation and instruction of the policy in consultation with BCP Cell staff.

For each step of the scheme necessary to consult with the villagers as well as to obtain the views and opinions of the villagers and other parties consist for the purpose of BCP of a village

Emergency Section

1

 

 

 

 

 

District Level Committee on "Natural Calamities"

Collector, Chairman

To advise on the precautionary measures to be taken in respect of flood, drought and other natural calamities

Twice during a year, November and May

Representative of registered Voluntary agencies, Member

To assess the situation arising out of such calamities

 

All members of the Legislative Assembly & Members of Parliament of the district, Member

To advise on appropriate relief measures and location of relief work

 

CDMO/ CDVO/ SE, Irrigation, Member

 

 

Sub-Collectors of the district, Member

 

 

District Emergency Officer, Member Secretary

 

 

Revenue Section

1

District Revenue Officers meeting

Monthly

To maintained and implementation of Revenue matters, Collection of Revenue, Disposal of revenue cases

Every Months

Superintendent of Land Records

1

State Level Steering Committee

28.07.2005

To maintained and implementation of computerization of land records projects and computerization of the registration officer in the State. All the meeting are conduted by the state. 

3 Months

  MANUAL-8 

Boards, Councils, Committees & Other Bodies Constituted

[Section-4 (1) (b) (viii)]

Sl. No.

Name and Address of the Body

Main Functions of the Body

Constitution of the Body

Date of Constitution

Date up to which valid

Whether Meetings open to Public

Whether Minutes accessible to Public

Frequency of Meetings

Remarks

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Emergency Section

1

District Level Committee on "Natural Calamities"

To advise on the precautionary measures to be taken in respect of flood, drought and other natural calamities

Collector, Chairman

As per resolution no. 21317-IVF (M)-3/74-R /dt. 16.04.1974 of Revenue Dept., Govt. of Odisha

-

No

No

Twice in a year

-

To assess the situation arising out of such calamities

Representative of registered Voluntary agencies, Member

 

 

 

 

 

 

To advise on appropriate relief measures and location of relief work

All members of the Legislative Assembly & Members of Parliament of the district, Member

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CDMO/ CDVO/ SE, Irrigation, Member

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sub-Collectors of the district, Member

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

District Emergency Officer, Member Secretary

 

 

 

 

 

 

Judicial Section

1

District Board for Cinema Hall/ Video Hall

Grant of Cinema Hall/ Video Hall

As and when required

-

-

No

No

-

-

 

Sl. No.

Name and Address of the Body

Main Functions of the Body

Constitution of the Body

Date of Constitution

Date up to which valid

Whether Meetings open to Public

Whether Minutes accessible to Public

Frequency of Meetings

Remarks

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Judicial Section

2

Police Magistracy Cooperation Meeting

Maintenance of Law and order in the district and for defending criminal cases

Quarterly

-

-

No

No

-

-

3

Senior Officers Meeting

Maintenance of Law and order

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Superintendent of Land Records

1

State Level Steering Committee

To finalize the operational guide line for project(s) implementation

-

28.07.2005

Until further order

No opened

No

3 months intervals

 

Co-ordination between the Directors LR&S & Office of I.G. of Registration, Dist. Administration, NIC for project implementation

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Monitor of progress of Project(s) implementation

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MANUAL-9 
Directory of Officers & Employees
[Section-4 (1) (b) (ix)]

Sl. No. NAME Designation Office Ph.No. Address
1 2 3 4 5
1 Shri Chanchal Rana, IAS District Magistrate & Collector 06652-232001 Collectorate, Balangir
1 Ananta Narayan Singh Laguri Additional District Magistrate 06652-232943 -do-
1 Prasanti Pradhan OAS, TRO    
2 Upanjali Majhi OAS, TRO    
3 Sucharita Mugri OAS, TRO    
4 Gourav Pradhan ORS, TRO    
5 Anuranjan Tete ORS, TRO    
  Development Section    
1 Pritam Kumar Tanty Dy. Collector   Collectorate, Balangir
2 Birabara Kumbhar S.O   -do-

 Establishment Section

   
1 Suchita Pushpa, OAS Deputy Collector   Collectorate, Balangir
2 Kirti Ranjan Mishra S.O.   -do-
3 Ram Narayan Mishra SRA   -do-
4 Ch. Bijaya Bharati SRA   -do-
5 Achyutananda Mishra SRA   -do-
6 Pragnya Paramita Joshi SRA   -do-
7 Smt. Tapaswini Satapathy SRA   -do-
8 Jitendra Sahu SRA   -do-
9 Gadadhar Seth Peon   -do-
10 Mst. Lili Bag Peon   -do-
 District Nizarat Section  
1 Gureswar Bhoi Asst. Collector 06652-232944 Collectorate, Balangir
2 Aswini Kumar Badhia S.O.   -do-
3 Kamadev Bhoi JRA   -do-
4 Birajit Behera JRA   -do-
5 Smt. Surabhi Naik Peon   -do-
6 Ram Kumar Kumura Choukidar   -do-
7 Sri Saroj Biswal Choukidar   -do-
8 Sri Lochan Kumbhar Choukidar   -do-
9 Lucky Bag Choukidar (Contractual)   -do-
 Genearl & Misc. Section  
1 Pritam Kumar Tanty Dy. Collector   Collectorate, Balangir
2 Ashok Kumar Sahu S.O.   -do-
3 Snigharani Tripathy SRA (Deputed from Deogaon Tahasil)   -do-
4 Bijaya Kumar Chhatria SRA   -do-
5 Suchismita Maharana JRA (Contractual)   -do-
6 Chintamani Thanapati Peon   -do-
7 Bimbadhar Nag Peon (Deputed from Balangir Tahasil)   -do-

 Touzi Section  

1 Bana Bihari Harpal Asst. Collector   Collectorate, Balangir
2 Birabara Kumbhar S.O   -do-
3 Monalisha Padhi SRA (Deputed from CSO, Balangir)   -do-
  District Record Room    
1 Bana Bihari Harpal Asst. Collector   Collectorate, Balangir
2 Biranchi Narayan Sahu S.O.   -do-
3 Subash Chandra Satapathy SRA   -do-
4 Raghunath Mishra JRA   -do-
4 Giridhari Hota Peon   -do-

 Emergency Section  

1 Shankarsan Pradhan Asst. Collector 06652-232452 /1077 Collectorate, Balangir
  Smt. Gitanjali Sa Dist. Project Officer    
2 Ashok  Kumar Mishra SRA   -do-
3 Jayanta Behera SRA   -do-
4 Srinivas Tripathy JRA   -do-
5 Kalpana Kalsai Peon (Deputed from DDCH, Balangir)   -do-
6 Smt. Tapaswini Bhoi Peon   -do-
7 Ishaneswar Mishra DEO    
 Judicial Section  
1 Shankarsan Pradhan Asst. Collector 06652-232560 Collectorate, Balangir
2 Manuel Barik S.O   -do-
3 Sarat Chandra Sahu SRA   -do-
4 Subrat Kumar Tarai JRA (Contractual)   -do-
5 Daitari Padhan SRA (Deputed from Spl. LAO, Bgr)   -do-
6 Narayan Swain peon   -do-
 Revenue Section  
1 Gureswar Bhoi Asst. Collector   Collectorate, Balangir
2 Birabara Kumbhar S.O.   -do-
3 Saroj Nanda SRA   -do-
4 Lipika Behera SRA   -do-
5 Khitibhusan Seth Peon    
 L.A.O. Section  
1 Pritam Kumar Tanty Deputy Collector   Collectorate, Balangir
2 Chaitanya Bag SRA   -do-
3 Bijaya Bhoi JRA   -do-
4 Raghunath Mishra Amin (Contractual)   -do-
5 Santosh Tripathy DEO   -do-
6 Rajendra Amat Chainman   -do-
7 Smt. Sunandini Bag Peon (Under Deputation from Sub-Collector Office, Balangir)   -do-
 Office Superintendent  Section  
1 Bana Bihari Harpal I/C Office Superintendent   Collectorate, Balangir
2 Kabita Nanda JRA   -do-
3 Hemalata Yadav SRA (deputed from Puintala Block)   -do-
4 Subrat Kumar Pujari Peon (Contractual)   -do-
5 Balaram Mishra Peon   -do-
6 Gopinath Padhan Chainman    
  G.P.  Section    
1 Dukhanasana Rana SRA (deputed from ICDS Patnagarh)   Collectorate, Balangir
 Attached to A.D.M, Balangir  
1 Rabi Narayan Baboo P.A   Collectorate, Balangir
2 Damodar Seth Driver   -do-
3 Khageswar Padhan Peon   -do-
 Attached to Collector's Chamber  
1 Jayabihari Guru Sr. Steno   Collectorate, Balangir
2 Chintamani Thanapati Peon   -do-
 Attached to Res. Office of Collector  
1 Jayabihari Guru Sr. Steno   Res. Office of Collector
2 Akash Ranjan Rath Driver   -do-
3 Priya Ranjan Seth SRA   -do-
4 Ashok Kumar Dalai Peon   -do-
5 Srikanta Podh Peon   -do-
6 Baiju Bag Chainman   -do-
7 SHEIKH WASIK HUSSAIN Driver   -do-
 OSWAN  
1 Aryanandan Gopal Krishna Sahu DeGM E-Manager   Collectorate, Balangir
 Deputed to Other Offices  
1 Laxmi Narayan Patra SRA   Deputed to DIPRO, Balangir
2 Kutartha Kalsai SRA   Deputed to Loisingha Tahasil

 


 

  MANUAL-10 
Monthly Remuneration & Compensation of Officers & Employees

   [Section-4 (1) (b) (x)]

Sl. No. NAME OF THE GOVT. EMPLOYEE   DESIGNATION GROSS SALARY
1 2 3 4
1 SRI CHANCHAL RANA, IAS COLLECTOR & D.M 106938
2 SRI ANANTA NARAYAN SINGH LAGURI ADM 110097
3 SUCHITA PUSHPA DY.COLLECTOR 69615
4 SRI PRITAM KUMAR TANTY DY.COLLECTOR 67626
5 SRI SAROJ KUMAR ROUT DY.COLLECTOR 67626
6 PRASANTI PRADHAN OAS, TRO 67737
7 UPANJALI MAJHI OAS, TRO 67737
8 SUCHARITA MUGRI OAS, TRO 67737
9 SHANKARSHAN PRADHAN ASST.COLLECTOR 64584
10 GURESWAR BHOI ASST.COLLECTOR 54054
11 BANA BIHARI HARPAL ASST.COLLECTOR 62840
12 GOURAV PRADHAN ORS, TRO 53923
13 ANURANJAN TETE ORS, TRO 53923
14 SAMPURNANANDA BEJ ORS, TRO 60790
15 RABI NARAYAN BABOO P.A. 79553
16 ASWINI KUMAR BADHIA Section Officer 60840
17 KIRTI RANJAN MISHRA Section Officer 57353
18 ASHOK KUMAR SAHU Section Officer 57415
19 MANUEL BARIK Section Officer 59085
20 BIRANCHI NARAYAN SAHU Section Officer 60840
21 BIRABARA KUMBHAR Section Officer 45279
22 GUNANIDHI KARTI SR. STENO 70567
23 JAYA BIHARI GURU SR. STENO 70715
24 ARYA NANDAN GOPAL KRISHNA SAHU E-MANAGER (DeGM)  41418
25 RAM NARAYAN MISHRA Senior Revenue Assitant 47158
26 SARAT CHANDRA SAHU Senior Revenue Assitant 47233
27 SAROJ KUMAR NANDA Senior  Revenue Assitant 57235
28 CH. BIJAYA BHARATI Senior  Revenue Assitant 47126
29 SUBASH CHANDRA SATAPATHY Senior  Revenue Assitant 59800
30 KUTARTHA KALSAI Senior  Revenue Assitant 33579
31 LAXMI NARAYAN PATRA Senior  Revenue Assitant 33579
32 ACHYUTANANDA MISHRA Senior  Revenue Assitant 34561
33 TAPASWINI SATAPATHY Senior  Revenue Assitant 34561
34 BIJAYA KUMAR CHHATRIA Senior  Revenue Assitant 30771
35 LIPIKA BEHERA Senior  Revenue Assitant 31596
36 JAYANTA BEHERA Senior  Revenue Assitant 31596
37 PRAGNYA PARAMITA JOSHI Senior  Revenue Assitant 30612
38 PRIYA RANJAN SETH Senior  Revenue Assitant 30612
39 JITENDRA SAHU Senior  Revenue Assitant 29835
40 ASHOK KUMAR MISHRA Senior  Revenue Assitant 47163
41 CHAITANYA BAG Senior  Revenue Assitant 31707
42 KAMDEV BHOI Junior  Revenue Assitant 37440
43 RAGHUNATH MISHRA Junior  Revenue Assitant 46153
44 BIRAJIT BEHERA Junior  Revenue Assitant 26985
45 KABITA NANDA Junior  Revenue Assitant 26985
46 BIJAYA BHOI Junior  Revenue Assitant 26190
47 SUCHISMITA MAHARANA  Junior  Revenue Assitant (CONTRACTUAL) 11830
48 SUBRAT KUMAR TARAI  Junior  Revenue Assitant (CONTRACTUAL) 11830
49 SRINIBAS TRIPATHY Junior  Revenue Assitant (CONTRACTUAL) 11830
50 AKASH RANJAN RATH DRIVER 44343
51 SHEIKH WASIK HUSSAIN DRIVER  
52 DAMODAR SETH DRIVER 48418
53 RAGHUNATH MISHRA AMIN (CONTRACTUAL) 11660
54 RAJENDRA AMAT CHAINMAN 38069
55 GOPINATH PADHAN CHAINMAN 37536
56 BAIJU BAG CHAINMAN 37924
57 LOCHAN KUMBHAR CHOUKIDAR 39906
58 SAROJ KUMAR BISWAL CHOUKIDAR 38737
59 RAM KUMAR KUMURA CHOUKIDAR 38068
60 ASHOK KUMAR DALAI PEON 38669
61 KHITIBHUSAN SETH PEON 37540
62 GIRIDHARI HOTA PEON 38624
63 CHINTAMANI THANAPATI PEON 36955
64 SURABHI NAIK PEON 36955
65 KHAGESWAR PADHAN PEON 22947
66 BALARAM MISHRA PEON 26102
67 SRIKANTA PODH PEON 26985
68 TAPASWINI BHOI PEON 25372
69 LILI BAG PEON 29584
70 NARAYAN SWAIN PEON  
71 GADADHAR SETH PEON 22481
72 MANAS RANJAN KUANR PEON (CONTRACTUAL) 11830
73 SUBRAT KUMAR PUJARI PEON (CONTRACTUAL) 9770
74 LUCKY BAG CHOUKIDAR (CON) 8070
75 RAJENDRA PRASAD BADHAI I/C SPORTS OFFICER 95511
76 PARASARA BAG JR. COACH (CONTRACTUAL) 27100

 

  MANUAL-11 

Budget Allocated to each Agency

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xi)]

Sl. No. Major Head Activities to be Performed Sanctioned Budget  Budget Estimate  Revised Estimate  Expenditure for the last Year
(in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 03-2053-DA-093-Dist Estt. Salary and related Expenses        
2
Pay   98000000 11200000 13000000 11738959
 3 D.A.   13720000 14000000 16500000 14659332
 4 H.R.A   670000 760000 900000 792007
 5 O.A.   100000 100000 100000 265350
 6 R.C.M.   90000 150000 150000 159000
 7 T.E.   90000 120000 180000 183170
 8 Elect.   400000 400000 400000 499964
 9 Water Charges   0 30000 30000 50000
 10 Telephone   60000 110000 130000 79878
 11 M.V.   200000 200000 250000 199971
 12 Other Cont.   100000 300000 350000 169992
 13 Other Charges   25000 100000 200000 14969
 14 Wages Salary   9000 75000 75000 11980
 15 Consulting Charges   0 10000 10000 0
 16 Computer Consumables   10000 10000 20000 0
 17 Upgradation of Computer   0 10000 50000 0
 18 Spare & Services   0 10000 20000 0
 19 R.R.T.   0 5000 5000 0
  TOTAL 113474000 27590000 32370000 28824572

Sl. No.

Major Head

Activities to be Performed

Sanctioned Budget
(in Rs.)

Budget Estimate
(in Rs.)

Revised Estimate
(in Rs.)

Expenditure for the last Year
(in Rs.)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Establishment Section

8

2250-OSS-103-Up keep of shrines, temples etc

Maintenance of shrines and temples

80,000

2,50,000

2,00,000

1,30,000

9

37-3425-OSR-implementation of the schemes CDIS at Dist. H.Q.

-

0

0

0

74,667

10

3-2075-NGS-800-OE-Recruitment

Dept. Examination expenditures

0

10,000

10,000

10,000

11

4-2014-AJ-legal Actions and counsel fees to govt. pleader

Pleader fees

5,00,000

26,00,000

20,00,000

11,13,588

12

3-7610-Loans to govt. servants Adv. For purchase of Motor cycles

Motor cycle loans

0

76,000

76,000

0

13

3-2506-LR-001-DA 0007650 LRCs estt.

Pay and other related remuneration

10,27,200

7,43,000

12,60,080

9,20,771

14

3-2029-LR-102-Survey settlement

Pay and other related remuneration

7,63,500

2,86,740

4,27,380

3,11,137

  MANUAL-12 

Manner of Execution of Subsidy Programmes

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xii)]

Note: The BCP Cell is non-plan budget, cell. The chapter of the BCP Cell for the employees and other-in charge (ASO) is being dealt in the Major Settlement Office, Sambalpur because all the employees including officer in-charge are Settlement staff of Major Settlement Office, Sabalpur. 

MANUAL-13

Particulars of Recipients of Concessions, Permits or Authorizations Granted

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xiii)]

Sl. No.

Name of the Beneficiary

Address

Nature of Concession/ Permit/ Authorization provided

Scheme and Criterion for selection

1

2

3

4

5

1

Zilla Tailik Baisya Samaj

Tikrapada, Balangir

7088-01/2020

Society Registration Act-1860

2

Lakhe Ghar Ganda Samaj

Sribhattapada, Titilagarh

7089-02/2020

-do-

3

Maa Mangala Youth Association

Patharkhandi

7090-03/2020

-do-

4.

Sada Bansiya Gond Samaj Bikash Parishad

At- Malapda, Metakani Chowk, Balangir

7091-04/2020

-do-

5.

Mukund Singh Adibasi Yuva Sanghathan (MKSAYS)

At- Themara PO- Jharial, Block- Bangomunda, Dist- Balangir

7092-05/2020

-do-

6.

Kriya Yoga Dhyan Kendra, Balangir

At- Sudpada, Balangir

7093-06/2020

-do-

7.

Pratikshya ALF

At/PO- Rampur PS- Patnagarh Dist-Balangir

7094-07/2020

-do-

8.

Paschim Kiran

At/PO-Salebhata PS- Loisingha Dist- Balangir

7095-08/2020

-do-

9.

Navodaya Chhak Banika Sangha, Belpada

At/PO- Belpada Dist- Balangir

7096-09/2020

-do-

10.

Maa Bastren Panipanchayat

At- Kurlubhata, Bhursaguda, Sindhekela

7097-10/2020

-do-

11.

Saraswat Sishu Vidya Mandir Parichalana Samiti, Rengali

At/Po- Rengali Via- Khaprakhol, Dist-Balangir

7098-11/2020

-do-

12.

Radhakrishna Mahila Sankirtanya Mandali Kalaparishad

At/PO- Sadeipali, PS/Dist- Balangir

7099-12/2020

-do-

13.

Being Human Foundation, Balangir

At- Talpalipada Mouza-Larkipali, Balangir

7100-13/2020

-do-

14.

Radharani SHG

At/Po- Radharanipada PO/Dist-Balangir

7101-14/2020

-do-

15.

Jay Maa Kushangei Devi Sanskrutik Kala Parishad, Kushmel

At/PO- Kushmel PS/Dist-Balangir

7102-15/2020

-do-

16.

Jay Jagannath Sankirtanya Mandali, Manhira

At/PO- Manhira PS- Loisingha Dist-Balangir

7103-16/2020

-do-

17.

The Bar Association, Belpada

Near Navodaya Chhak, Belpada PO/PS- Belpada Dist-Balangir

7104-17/2020

-do-

18.

Upakanda Stariya Lakhe Ghar Ganda Samaj, Patnagarh

At- Ambedkarpada, Badpada, Patnagarh

7105-18/2020

-do-

19.

Swagat Jala Bibhajika Prakalpa, Rigdul

At/PO- Rigdul GP- Bijepur Titilagarh, Dist-Balangir

7106-19/2020

-do-

20.

Maa Samaleswari Watersed, Ghugurpala

At- Ghugurpala GP/Po- Bijepur, Titilagarh Dist- Balangir

7107-20/2020

-do-

 

 

  MANUAL-14 

Information Available in an Electronic Form

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xiv)]

Sl. No.

Activities for which Electronic Data available

Nature of Information available

Can it be shared with Public

Is it available on Website or is being used as Backend Database

1

2

3

4

5

Establishment Section

1

Departmental proceeding

All

No

Not applicable

General & Misc. Section

1

All Records/ Documents

 

 

All Records/ Documents are made available to public in the official website http://balangir.nic.in

Emergency Section

1

Rainfall

Daily rainfall data

On Demand

http://balangir.nic.in/rainfall/login.asp

  MANUAL-15 

Particulars of Facilities Available to Citizens for Obtaining Information

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xv)]

Sl. No.

Facility available

Nature of Information available

Working Hours

1

2

3

4

District Nizarat Section

1

Notice Board

Auction sale

10 AM to 5 PM

Gen & Misc. Section

1

Reception in Gen & Misc. Section for all information relating the R.T.I. Act, 2005

 

 

2

Library

 

 

3

Catalog and Issues Register

 

 

4

Notice Board maintained by the Nazir

 

 

District Touzi Section

1

Notice Board

 

48 hours

District Record Room

1

Notice Board

Information relating to Certified copies

48 hours Within 7 days

To deposit the required fee in shape of court fees and required folio as per rule 370 (4) of ORM 1964 in LIII - 334

Rejection order of copy application

Emergency Section

1

Information counter

 

 

2

Website

Rainfall

10.00 A.M. to 5.00 P.M.

3

Library

 

 

4

Notice board

 

 

Judicial Section

1

District Record Room

Certified copy

10.00 AM to 5.00 PM

Revenue Section/ Superintendent of Land Records Section

1

Notice Board

Notice inviting objection of boundary changes proceeding of the village concerned

15 days

  MANUAL-16 

Names, Designations & Other Particulars of the Public Information Officers

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xvi)]

First Appellate Authority  (FAA):

Sl. No.

Name

Designation

Office Ph. No.

Mobile No.

Fax

E-mail

Address

Demarcation of Area/ Activities if more than one PIO's are there

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1

 Sri Ananta Narayan Singh Laguri, OAS (S)

Additional District Magistrate

 

 

 

 

Collectorate, Balangir

 

Public Information Officer (PIO):.

 

Name

Designation

Office Ph. No.

Mobile No.

Fax

E-mail

Address

Demarcation of Area/ Activities if more than one PIO's are there

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1  Sri Dibakar Bag, OAS
Deputy Collector  -    -  - Gen  & Misc Section, Collectorate, Balangir  

 

First Appellate Authority (FAA):

Sl. No.

Name

Designation

Office Ph. No.

Mobile No.

Fax

E-mail

Address

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1

Sri Laxmikant P. Pradhan, OAS (S)

ADM

06652-232223

-

 

 

Collectorate, Balangir

 

MANUAL-16  

Names, Designations & Other Particulars of the Public Information Officers

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xvi)]

First Appellate Authority (FAA):.

 Sl. No.

Name

Designation

Office Ph. No.

Mobile No.

Fax

E-mail

Address

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1

Sri Ananta Narayan Singh Laguri, OAS(S)

Addl. District Magistrate

06652-232223

-

 -

 -

Collectorate, Balangir

 Public Information Officer (PIO):.

 Sl. No.

Name

Designation

Office Ph. No.

Mobile No.

Fax

E-mail

Address

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1

 Sri Pritam Ku. Tanty, OAS

Deputy Collector

 -

-

 -

 -

Collectorate, Balangir

 Assistant Public Information Officer (APIO):

Sl. No.

Name

Designation

Office Ph. No.

Mobile No.

Fax

E-mail

Address

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1

 Sri Bijaya Ku. Chhatria

SRA

 

 

 

 

Collectorate, Balangir



  MANUAL-17 

Other Useful Information

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xvii)]

Sl. No.

Name of the Officer/ Staff with Designation

Section in which Working

Seat Allotted

Scale of Pay/ Present Pay (in Rs.)

1

2

3

4

5

Establishment Section

1

Sri Sailendra Narayan Dey, OAS ( SAG), Collector, Balangir

 

 

 

2

Sri Julius Lakra, OAS (S) A.D.M. Balangir

 

 

PB-3-15600-39100/-

Pay:24260/- GP

3

Sri Mahendra Mahapatra, OAS (I) JB, Dy. Collector

Dy. Collector, Election  & I/C Dy. Collector, Establishment/ P.I.O./ Red cross/ Emergency/ Judicial/ Bijun Grma jyoti / Grievance Cell

 

 

4

Sri Ganeswar Kanhar, OAS (I) JB, Dy. Collector

Dy. Collector, LAO/  I/C Dy. collector Nizarat/ Touzi/ Record Room /Revenue

 

PB-2 -9300-34800/- Pay: 16500/- GP: 4600/-

5

Smt. Ranjit Mallik, OAS, (I) JB , Dy. Collector

Dy. Collector, Gen./ & Misc./ I/C   F.S.O./ DUDA/ ZSS/ Culture / Dev.

 

PB-2- 9300-34800/-/Pay: 14470/-GP: 4600/-

6

Sri Jaya Krishna Naik, P.A.

Steno to ADM

 

PB-2- 9300-34800/-/Pay: 14470 GP 4600/-

 

Non Gazetted Staff

7

Sri Sankarshan Pradhan, Jr. Steno

Steno to Collector

 

PB-1-5200-20200/-Pay:10580/- GP:2400/-

8

Dandapani Dakua, Jr.Steno

Steno to Collector

 

PB-2 9300-34800/-Pay:12340/- GP: 4200/-

9

Niranjan Tripathy, HC

Establishment

Head Clerk

PB-2- 9300-34800/- Pay:10970/- GP: 4200/-

10

Bansigopal Pattanaik, S.C

Establishment

Gazetted Estt./ D.P Seat

PB-1- 5200-20200/-Pay: 9750/- GP: 2400/-

11

Bibhubti Bhusan Tripathy, SC

Establishment

Bill & Budget

PB-2-5200-20200/- Pay: 9750/- GP: 2400/-

12

Manaranjan Mishra, SC

Establishment

Non-Gazetted Estt.

PB-2-5200-20200/- Pay: 9660/- GP: 2400/-

13

Kirtiranjan Mishra, JC

Establishment

Pension/ GPF/RA Scheme

PB-2 -5200-20200/-Pay: 8760/- GP: 2000/-

14

Smt.Ch.Bijaya Bharati, JC

Establishment

Attached to Bill & Budget/ Receive & Issue

PB-2 -5200-20200/- Pay: 7310/- GP: 1900/-

Sl. No.

Name of the Officer/ Staff with Designation

Section in which Working

Seat Allotted

Scale of Pay/ Present Pay (in Rs.)

1

2

3

4

5

Establishment Section

 

Non Gazetted Staff

15

Sanaka Mishra, Driver

Driver to ADM

 

PB- 1-5200-20200/- Pay: 7910/- GP 1900

16

Saroj Ku. Bag, Driver

Driver to Collector

 

PB- 1-5200-20200/- Pay: 7910/- GP 1900

17

Laxman Bhoi, Daftary

Establishment

 

IS 4440-7440/- Pay:6680/- GP: 1400/-

18

Krishna Ch.Swain, Peon

Establishment

 

IS 4440-7440/- Pay:6790/- GP: 1400/-

19

Smt. Nilabati Bag, Peon

Establishment

 

IS 4440-7440/- Pay:6790/- GP: 1400/-

20

Ananda Mohan Bagarty, Peon

Establishment

 

IS 4440-7440/- Pay:6510/- GP: 1400/-

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