CHAPTER - 11
REPORTS AND RETURNS
PART A- WEATHER AND CROP REPORTS
(Replaces standing order no.36,original issue dated 11th June,1909,reprint dated 1st july,1929 and protions relating to Season and Crop Report and Report on the Operations of the Department of Land Records ,of Standing Order no.53 ; original issue ,dated 29th November,1909 reprint dated 21st May 1912 and reprint,dated 18th December,1929.
11.1.- 11.6,Deleted.
PART –B-OTHER REPORTS.
11.7. In accordance with the orders of the Govt.of India,the following schemes of the reports mentioned hereafter are prescribed or substituted for those hitherto in use,as the case may be.
11.8. Reports,dealt with in this chapter,with their dates of submission to the various authorities ,are given in the statement below,which is followed by detailed instructions as to the preparation of all the reports and of each severally:-
Sr.No. Description 1.Date of Submission Date of submission Date of submission
of report to commissioner,& to the Financial to Govt.
of office copy to Dir. Commissioner,
of Land Records.
2.Date of submission
of fair copy to Dir.of
Land Records.
1. Season & 1. 10th july 16th Oct. 23rd Oct.
crop.report 2. 25th july
2. Report on the 15th October to 5th Feb. 28th Feb.
operations of Commissioner 1st
the Department Nove to Dir. Land records.
of Land Record
11.9. Following rules are applicable to the report enumerated in the above table:-
(i) Deputy Commissioners about to leave the district shortly before the date of submission of the reports must write as much of it as can be written before their departure.
(ii) The report must follow the prescribed order of subjects,buts if in any year there is noting to say on any prescribed subject ,it is important that noting should be said. The invention of remarks which are necessary merely to fill up a report is an objectionable practice,which should be discontinues.
(iii) The reports is to be written on half margin foolscap,on both sides of the paper.A separte sheet shoul dbe used for each prescribed subject if there is anything to report. A consolidated statement should be given for the subjects for which no remarks are made.
(iv) The report is inteneded to set out events and resuldts of the year to which it relates,It is not a means of obtaining orders or the places to discuss plans for the furture .,Diffuseness and artument should be avoided ;and refernces requiring orders should be made separately.
(v) As a rule the old practice of repeating in annual reports. The figures ofr the preceing year has been abandoned. Tghere is no greather waste of time than the invention of commentaries on small variations in annual figures which do not reuire amy emplanations at all, It however ,gigures of one year are,for any reason repeated in the report of the next,this should be done wihthout alternation or if necessary altertions must be fully explained. Although repetition of past figures is to be avioded as
much as possible,officers preparting the report will themselves compre the figures and results of the year under report with those of the precedingf year and will note in the body of the report such variations only as have real importance and therefore required explanation,which should be supplied as far as practicable mere
conjectures based on no reasonable grounds should be avoided.
(vi) In sending up district reports Commissioners will avoid the mere recapitulation or condensation of the information contained in the report and will make such remarks as they think necessary,usually in the form of a marginal comment,or na addition on the sheet or sheets used for a certain subject.
(vii) It is the duty of the Commissioners and Deputy Commissioners to see that no pains are spared in their respective offices to make every report,and returns annexed there to as accurate as possiable. In particular,orders of Govt. require that returns and statement shall be checked for accuracy in Commissioner, Offices.
I- SEASON AND CROP REPORT.
11.10. Following instructions should be observed while preparing the season and crop report:-
(i) The season and crop report, together with the following statements:-
(i) Rainfall, - form I.
(ii) Classification of Area.
(iii) A,B, and C –Sources of water supply and irrigated area under food and non-food crops.
(iv) A.B and C- area under food and non – food crops and details of cropped area.
(v) A and B – out-turn per hectare and total out – turn.
(vi) Prices at harvest time of the principal crops,
(vii) Agricultural Wages.
(viii) Number of livestock,Poultry and Agricultureal Machinery and implements ( to be prepared only in the year when this census is undertaken)
Should be sent by Collector to the Commissioner of the Division by 10th July, Office copies of statistics attached to the report should be forwarded direct to the office of the Director of Land Records by the same date.Commissioners should forward the report and returns received by them from Deputy Commissioners with such marginal notes as they may desire to make ,to the Director of Land Records by the 25th July, The Director of Land Records report shall be issued by 16th October each year and shall be limited to 16 pages of letter-press ,exclusive of statement.
(2) The season and crop report will review agricultural conditions of the whole agricultural year.which begins at the beginning of the kharif season and ends with the end of the rabi season next before the report is prepared . It will include information regarding rainfall,cultivation,sown areas,irrigation,out-turn per hectare,prices,trade in food graains,food-stocks,agricultural stock,agricultural deterioration and the condition of the agricultural population.
(3) following general instructions apply to the returns for both harvests:-
The best time for the drawing up a description of the character and results of an agricultural season is the close of that season.All facts connected with it are then fresh in every ones memory,and half an hour spent then by each tehsildar,and by the collector or any selected officer at the headquarters of a district in writing out these facts concisely,will give far more useful results than any later information gathered from an annual report. The account of the results of each harvest should mention very concisely those matters which chiefly affect the area of the yield of any important staple.
The duty of drawing it up should be assigned to a selected officer before the crop inspection commences ,and should fall usually to that officer,generallly the Officer-Incharge of the Revenue Branches,Who will be chiefly engaged in supervison the girdawari . He should avail himself of any reports furnished by Tehsildar and while ,on the one hand ,both he and the Tehsildar should speak mainly from personal observations ,on the other hand,they should check their own conclusions very carefully by the opinions of the most relibale agriculturists.
(2) The Directors of Land Records Office will compile form III-B and III-C from forms IV-A and IV-B ,so as to give crop stattistics fro both harvests . In doing so percentages of the normal will be worked out and shown for each district and for the State for the kharif and rabi ,and for the total area in the year. Percentages on the normal will also be shown for all the crops in districts in which they are of importance as well as for the state. For these purposes that figure should be taken as the normal figure which in existing circumstances might be expected to be attained in the year if the rainfall and seasons were normal for the tract under consideration,that is,neither very favourable nor the rever4se. The Directors, Office will similarly prepare form V-B which shall be printed in th e State Report from materials suppled,by districts and agricultur Department in returns V-A and IV-A and IV-B.
(3) Detailed memorandum of the contents of the season and crop report:-
(i) Character of the seasons:-Review briefly the seasons,the amount and distribution of the rainfall of each seasons,and their influence on agricultural operations and on the harvests. Mention any calamities of importance,such as famine,scarcity drought floods,equdemicsw and any othe r events materially affecting agricultural interests adversely.
(ii) Damage to crops by other calamities:- Review breifly the diseases and other natural calamities that damage the crops.
(iii) Classification of area:-Review brielfy the reasons for variations in the figures of net area shown ,forests,culturable waste,Current fallow,not available for cultivation and the area shown more than once.
(iv) Irrigated area of the year:- Note and account for any marked fluctuations in the area of crops grouwn with the aid of irrigation.
(v) Crop Acreage:- Review briefly the reasons for increae or decrease in the fugures of area sown ,matured,irrigaed and unirrgated (both) under principle crops.
(vi) Yield per hectare (in Kilogrames):- Review briefly the reasons for increase or decrease in the yiekd per hectare as compared with the normal (quinquennial)yield.
(vii) Total Out-turn of crops:- Reveiw briefly the reasons for increase or decrese in the figures of normal quinguennial average and total productions of principal crops.
(viii) Prices ,trade and stocks:- comment briefly on the figures in statement VI which shows the harvest prices in the assessment circle not books of the district,the corresponding prices of the previous year,and normal prices.Harvest prices are those at which the produce of the harvest was actually disposed of by cultivators. Comment on the course of trade in the products of the principal crops and on the food-stocks held in the districts .
(ix) Agricultural Wages:- Review briefly the increase or decrease in daily wages or agricultural labour and the availability or otherwise of agricultural labour.
(x) Agricultural stocks:- Give only,a brief account of the general conditions of cattle,of the state of fodder supply,of any unusual mortality and of the prevalence of any disease of importance. Resulsts of the quinquennial census of agricultural stock when taken should be compared with those of the previous census in the cattle census Report,
Which is issued separately.
(xi) Agricultual Deterioration:- Separate notic e should be taken of any tracts in which there seems reasons to fear that the standard of agricultural prosperity is being lowered,with causes of deterioration and measures taken or recoemmended to remedy it.
(xii) Condition of the Agrucultural Population:- Give any available information regarding wages and the state of the labour market ,so for as it affects agriculturral laboures.
FORM NO.1
Rainfall (in Millimetres ) in District for the year
Hot Weather Moonsoon
(1st March to 31st may) (1st June to 30th September)
March April May Total for the June July August Sept Total for t he
seasons seasons
Curr Norm Curr Norm Curr Norm Total Corre No. Curr Norm Curr Norm Curr Norm Curr Norm Total Correspon No. of
ent al ent al ent al rain pond of ent al ent al ent al ent al rain dingsrainly fall normal rainy fall normal days
days
Total
Rainfall (in Millimetre) in _______District for the year_________
POST –MONSOON WINTER
(1 oct. to 31st December) (1st January to 28th February) Total for the year
October November Dec. Total for January February Total for the
the season season
Curr Nor Curr Nor Curr Nor Total Corrs No. Curr Nor Curr Nor Total Corr No. Total Corr No. of
ent mal ent mal ent mal rain espon of ent mal ent mal rain esspon of rainfall esponding rainy days
ding rainy fall ding rainy normal
nor days nor days
mal mal
Total
form no.11
Classification of area in the ___________District for the year ___________
District By professi- By vill- For- Barren & Land Cultu- Perm- Land Curr- Net Area Total
/Tehsil survey age est unnculti- put to rable anent under ent area sown croped
paper ural non- waste pastur- misc. fall sho- more area
land agri. es & ,tree ows wn than
uses other crops once
growing & groves
lands not incul-
in area
shown
Source of water supply and area irrigated therefrom in ______Distt.for tye year
CANALS WELLS TANKS
Govenment Private Tube wells Number of other wells used for irrigation
purposes only
Government Private
Name No. Mil No. Mil Govt.Pvt. Total Maso Non Total Total No. No. Re
NET AREA IRRIGATED BY (IN HUNDRED
HECTARES)
Govt. Private Tanks Wells Other Total Percentage Area irrigated Total gross
Canals sources of net area more than area of crops
Irrigated to once in the same irrigated(in
Net area sown year( in hundred (in hundred
Hectares) hectares)
Percentage of total No. of wells No. of wells percentage of area irrigated by well having independent
Gross irrigated area having indepe- supplementing ayacuts to the total area irrigated
To total sown area dent ayacuts recongnised
Sources of
Irrigation
FORM NO.III-B
Irrigated area under Food crops in …………………..District for the year…………………….
______________________________________________________________
District
Rice) Autumn
Winter
Summer
Total
Wheat
Jowar} Rabi
Kharif
Total
Bajra
Barley
Maize
Ragi
Kangni
Kodo or Varagu
Little millets
Common Millets
Other cereals
Gram
Green Gram or Mung
Red Gram or Arhar
Black Gram or Mash
Horse Gram or Kulthi
Other Pulse
Massar
Sugarcane
Patato
Chillies
Ginger
Pepper
Turmeric
Cardamons
Other Food Crops
Total Food Crops
Irrigated area under non-food crops in the ……………district for the year……………
District
Cotton Desi
American
Total
Jute
Sann-Hemp
Groundnut
Coconut
Sesamum
Sarshaf Taramira and toria
Mustard
Linseed
Castor Seed
Indigo
Rubber
Tabacco
Coffee
Tea
India Hemp
Opium
Cinchona
Fodder crops
Other Non food crops
Total non-food crops
Total food and non food crops
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FORM NO. VI-A
Area under Food Crops in the district for the year
District Irrigated Unirrigated
Rice | Autumn (Aus) | Current |
Normal | ||
Winter(Aman) | Current | |
Normal | ||
Summer(boro) | Current | |
Normal |
Wheat Current Normal
Jowar Or Cholum | Rabi | Current |
Normal | ||
Kharif | Current | |
Normal | ||
Total | Current | |
Normal | ||
Bajra or cumbu | Barley | Current |
Normal | ||
Maize | Current | |
Normal | ||
Ragi or Marua | Current | |
Normal | ||
Italian Millets | Current | |
Normal | ||
Kodo or Varagu | Current | |
Normal | ||
Little Millet or kutki | Current | |
Normal | ||
Common Millet | Current | |
Mormal |
District Irrigated Unirriggted
CEREALS | PULSES |
District Irrigated Unirrigated
OTHER CEREALS | Kharif | Current |
Normal | ||
Rabi | Current | |
Normal | ||
Total | Current | |
Normal | ||
Total cereals | Current | |
Normal | ||
Gram | Current | |
Normal | ||
Green gram or mung | Current | |
Normal | ||
Red gram or turhur | Current | |
Normal | ||
Black gram or urud mash | Current | |
Normal | ||
Horse gram | Current | |
Normal | ||
Mussar | Current | |
Normal | ||
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FORM NO.IV (Conta)
OTHER PULSES | KHARIF | CURRENT | Moth |
---|---|---|---|
Others | |||
Normal | Moth | ||
Others | |||
RABI | CURRENT | Peas | |
Others | |||
NORMAL | Peas | ||
Others | |||
TOTAL | Current | ||
Normal | |||
TOTAL PULSES | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Total Foodgrain (Creasls and Pulses) | Current | ||
Normal | |||
SUGAR CROPS | Sugar cane | Current | |
Normal | |||
Other sugar crops | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Total Sugar Crops | Current | ||
Normal | |||
364
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
FRUITS
FRESH FRUITS | APPLES | Current | |
---|---|---|---|
Mormal | |||
Graps | Current | ||
Mormal | |||
Bananas | Current | ||
Mormal | |||
Citrus Fruits | Current | ||
Mormal | |||
Mangoes | Current | ||
Mormal | |||
Peaches and Peas | Current | ||
Mormal | |||
Others fresh fruits | Current | ||
Mormal | |||
Total fresh fruits | Current | ||
Mormal | |||
DRY FRUITS | Cashew nuts | Current | |
Mormal |
365
FORM NO.IV A (Contd.)
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ---Concld
FRUITS –Concld | DRY FRUITS –Concld | Other dry fuits | Current |
---|---|---|---|
Normal | |||
Total dry fruits | Current Normal | ||
Total fruits fresh and dry | Current Normal | ||
VEGETABLES | Potatoes | Current | |
Normal | |||
Topioca | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Sweet potatoes | Current | ||
Normal | |||
onion | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Winter | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Summer | Current | ||
Normal | |||
OTHER VEGETABLES | Total other vagetables | Current | |
Normal | |||
Total Vagetables | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Total fruits and vegetables |
Current | ||
Normal | |||
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FORM NO.IV A (Contd)
CONDIMENTS AND SPICES
Betelnuts | Current |
Normal | |
Cardamoms | Current |
Normal | |
Chillies | Current |
Normal | |
Ginger | Current |
Normal | |
Pepper | Current |
Normal | |
Turmeric | Current |
Normal | |
Other condiments and spices | Current |
Normal | |
Total condiments and spices | Current |
Normal | |
Other Miscellaneous Food crops | Current |
Normal | |
Total Food crops | Current |
Normal | |
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FORM NO.IV B
Area under Non Food Crops in the __________district for the year
FIBRES | Cotton | Desi | Current |
---|---|---|---|
Normal | |||
American | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Total | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Jute | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Hemp | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Other fibres | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Total fibres | Current | ||
Normal | |||
OLD SEEDS | EDIBLE | Groundnut | Current |
Normal | |||
Coconut | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Sesamum | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Toria | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Taramira | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Sarsshaf | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Mustard | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Otherincluding Solflower seeds,safflower etc. | Current | ||
Normal |
Form No.IV (Contd.)
OLD SEEDS Concld | EDIBLE CONCLD | Total Edible | Current |
---|---|---|---|
oilseeds | Normal | ||
Linseed | Current | ||
Normal | |||
NONEDIBLE | Castor | Current | |
Normal | |||
Otherincluding dill or showa mastwood | Current | ||
neerali and niger seed | Normal | ||
Total oilseed | Current | ||
Normal | |||
DYES AND TANNING | Indigo | Current | |
Normal | |||
Other Days and tanning Materials | Current | ||
Normal | |||
MATERIALS | Rubber | Current | |
Normal | |||
DRUGS AND NARCOTICS | Tobacco | Current | |
Normal | |||
Coffee | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Tea | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Current | |||
Normal |
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FORM NO.IV B(Contd)
DRUGS AND NARCOTICS –(Concld) | Indian Hemp | Current |
---|---|---|
Normal | ||
Opium | Current | |
Normal | ||
Cinchona | Current | |
Normal | ||
Other Drugs and Narcoties | Current | |
Normal | ||
Total Drugs and Narcotics | Current | |
Normal | ||
Fodder Crops | Current | |
Normal | ||
Other Miscellaneous
Non Food Crops |
Current | |
Normal | ||
Total Non Food Crops | Current | |
Normal | ||
Total Food and Non Food Crops | Current | |
Normal |
FORM NO IV C
Details of cropped area in ___________________district for the year___________
(In hundred hectares)
GROSS CROPPED AREA
Kharif | Food Crops | ||
Non Food crops | |||
Rabi | Food Crops | ||
Non Food Crops | |||
Tota | Food Crops | ||
Non Food Crops | |||
Grand Total | |||
Area cropped more than one | |||
Net cropped area | |||
Cropped area of forecast crops | Matured | ||
Failed | |||
Total cropped area | Matured | ||
Failed | |||
Area under mixed showing | wheat barley (Crop mixture) | Gross area (unadjusted | |
Net area under | Wheal | ||
Barley | |||
Gross area (unadjusted) | |||
Crop Mixture | Net area under | ||
Total unadjusted area under mixture |
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FORM NO V A
Standard yield perhectare and they yield hectare in Kilograms of Principal crops in ________district for the year ________________
FOOD CROPS
RICE | AUTUMN (AUS) | Standard |
---|---|---|
Condition factor | ||
Current | ||
WINTER (AMAN) | Standard | |
Condition factor | ||
Current | ||
WHEAT | SUMMER BORO | Condition factor |
Current | ||
Standard | ||
Condition factor | ||
Current | ||
JAWAR | RABI | Standard |
Condition factor | ||
Current | ||
Kharif | Standard | |
Condition factor | ||
Current | ||
Bajra or cumbu | Conditionfactor | |
Current | ||
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FORM V A (contd)
Standard yield per hectare and they yield per hactare in Kilograms of Principal Crops in ________________ district___for the year______________________
FOOD CROPS (Contd) | Barley | Standard |
---|---|---|
Condition factor | ||
Current | ||
Maize | Standard | |
Condition factor | ||
Current | ||
Regi or Marut | Standard | |
Condition factor | ||
Current | ||
Italian Millet | Standard | |
Condition factor | ||
Current | ||
Rodo or Varagu | Standard | |
Condition factor | ||
Current | ||
Common Millets | Standard | |
Condition factor | ||
Current | ||
Common Millets | Standard | |
Condition factor | ||
Current | ||
Gram | Standard | |
Condition factor | ||
Current | ||
Green Gram or Mong | Standard | |
Condition factor | ||
Current | ||
Red Gram or Tur(Arhar) | Standard | |
Condition factor | ||
Current |
FORMV A(Contd)
Black Gram or Urd Mash | Standard |
---|---|
Condition Factor | |
Current | |
Horse Gram | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Masur | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Sugarcanse | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Potatoes | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
American | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Desi Cotton | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Jute | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current |
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Form No V A (Contd)
Hamp | Standard |
---|---|
Condition Factor | |
Current | |
Goundnut | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Coconut | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Sesamum | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Rape | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Mustard | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Linseed | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Castor | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current |
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FORM NO.V A (contd)
Indigo | Standard |
---|---|
Condition Factor | |
Current | |
Rubber | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Tobacoo | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Coffee | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Tea | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Indian Hemp | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current |
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FORM NO. V A (Contd)
Opium | Standard |
---|---|
Condition Factor | |
Current | |
Cinchona | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Cardamoms | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Chillies | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Ginger | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Pepper | Standard |
Condition factor | |
Current | |
Turmeric | Pepper |
Condition factor | |
Current |
FORM NO. V B
Total out turn of Principal crops in hundred metric tons in_____________ district for the year ____________
RICE | Autumn(Aus) | Current |
---|---|---|
Normal | ||
Winter (Aman) | Current | |
Normal | ||
Summer (boro) | Current | |
Normal | ||
Total | Current | |
Normal | ||
Wheat | Current | |
Normal | ||
JOWAR OR CHOLUM | Rabbi | Current |
Normal | ||
Kharif | Current | |
Normal | ||
Total | Current | |
Normal | ||
Bajra or Cumbu | Current | |
Normal | ||
Barley | Current | |
Normal | ||
Maize | Current | |
Normal | ||
Ragi or Marua | Current | |
Normal | ||
Italia Millets | Current | |
Normal | ||
Kodo or Varagu | Current | |
Normal | ||
Little Millet or Kuthi | Current | |
Normal | ||
Common Millet | Current | |
Normal | ||
Gram | Current | |
Normal |
FORM NO. V B (Contd)
FOOD CROPS (Continued) | Green Gram or Mung | Current | |
---|---|---|---|
Normal | |||
Red Gram Tur or Arhar | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Black gram Ordor Mash | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Horse Gram | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Masur | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Total Food gram | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Sugarcane | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Potatoes | Current | ||
Normal | |||
NON FOOD CROPS | COTTON | American | Current |
Normal | |||
Desi | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Total | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Jute | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Hemp | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Groundnut | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Coconut | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Sesamum | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Rape | Current | ||
Normal | |||
Mustard | Current | ||
Normal |
FORM NO. V B (contd)
Total outturn of principal crops in hundred metric tons in_________District for the year_________NON FOOD CROPS –Concld.
District | Linseed | Current |
---|---|---|
Normal | ||
Castor | Current | |
Normal | ||
Indigo | Current | |
Normal | ||
Tobacco | Current | |
Normal | ||
Coffee | Current | |
Normal | ||
Tea | Current | |
Normal | ||
Indian Hemp | Current | |
Normal | ||
Opium | Current | |
Normal | ||
Cinchona | Current | |
Normal | ||
Rubber | Current | |
Normal | ||
Betelnuts | Current | |
Normal | ||
Cardamoms | Current | |
Normal | ||
Chillies | Current | |
Normal | ||
Gingernut | Current | |
Normal | ||
Peppert | Current | |
Normal | ||
Turmeric | Current | |
Normal | ||
FORM NO. VI
Statement showing the farm prices of principal crops at certain Centre of __________ District for the year________
District Centre | Rice | Current year |
---|---|---|
Last year | ||
Wheat | Current year | |
Last year | ||
Jowar | Current year | |
Last year | ||
Bajra | Current year | |
Last year | ||
Barley | Current year | |
Last year | ||
Gram | Current year | |
Last year | ||
Maize | Current year | |
Last year | ||
Cotton | Current year | |
Last year | ||
Sugar Raw | Current year | |
Last year |
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FORM NO VI (Concld)
District Centre | Ground nut | Current year |
---|---|---|
Last year | ||
Castor seed | Current year | |
Last year | ||
Linseed | Current year | |
Last year | ||
Rape | Current year | |
Last year | ||
Mustard | Current year | |
Last year | ||
Toria | Current year | |
Last year | ||
Seamum | Current year | |
Last year | ||
Tobacco | Current year | |
Last year | ||
Ginger | Current year | |
Last year | ||
Pepper | Current year | |
Last year |
FORM NO.VII
Agricultrual wages in the __________district for the year________
JULY | normal nO. OF working hours | Skilled Labour | Carpenters |
---|---|---|---|
Blacksmiths | |||
Cobblerrs | |||
Field Labour | |||
Other agricultural Labour | |||
Herdsmen | |||
AUGUST | Normal No. of working Hours | Skilled Labour | Carpenters |
Blacksmiths | |||
Cobblers | |||
Field Labour | |||
Other Agricultrual Labour | |||
Herdsmen | |||
September | Normal No of Working Hours. | Skilled Labour | Carpenters |
Blacksmith | |||
Cobblers | |||
Field Labour | |||
Other 'Agricultrual Labour | |||
Herdsmen | |||
October | Normal No of working hoHours | Carpentres | |
Blacksmith | |||
Cobblers | |||
Field Labour | |||
Other AgriculturalLabour | |||
Novermber | Normal No of working hoHours | Carpentres | |
Blacksmith | |||
Cobblers | |||
Field Labour | |||
December | Normal No of working hoHours | Carpentres | |
Blacksmith | |||
Cobblers | |||
Field Labour | |||
Other AgriculturalLabour | |||
FORM NO.VII (concld)
JANUARY | normal nO. OF working hours | Skilled Labour | Carpenters |
---|---|---|---|
Blacksmiths | |||
Cobblerrs | |||
Field Labour | |||
Other agricultural Labour | |||
Herdsmen | |||
FEBRUARY | Normal No. of working Hours | Skilled Labour | Carpenters |
Blacksmiths | |||
Cobblers | |||
Field Labour | |||
Other Agricultrual Labour | |||
Herdsmen | |||
MARCH | Normal No of Working Hours. | Skilled Labour | Carpenters |
Blacksmith | |||
Cobblers | |||
Field Labour | |||
Other 'Agricultrual Labour | |||
Herdsmen | |||
APRIL | Normal No of working hoHours | Carpentres | |
Blacksmith | |||
Cobblers | |||
Field Labour | |||
Other AgriculturalLabour | |||
MAY | Normal No of working hoHours | Carpentres | |
Blacksmith | |||
Cobblers | |||
Field Labour | |||
JUNE | Normal No of working hoHours | Carpentres | |
Blacksmith | |||
Cobblers | |||
Field Labour | |||
Other AgriculturalLabour | |||
FORM VIII
Number of livestock, pultry and Agricultrual Machiner and implements in the District according to last Census in _______________
LIVESTOCK
CATTLE | MALESOVER 3 YEARS | Breeding Buills,i.e.entire bulls over 3 years kept or used for breading purposes only. |
---|---|---|
Other males over 3 years | ||
FEMALES OVER 3 YEAR | Breeding cows,i.e.cows,over 3years kept for breeding or milk production. | |
Other cows over 3 years | ||
Young Stock | ||
Total Cattle | ||
Breeding bulls e.g.entire males over 3 years kept or used for breeding purpose only. | ||
Other males over 3 years | ||
BUFFALOES | FEMALES OVER 3YEARS | Breeding cows ie. cows over 3 years kept for breeding or milk production |
Other cows over 3 year | ||
Young stock | ||
Total buffaloes | ||
Total Bovine | ||
Total sheep | ||
FORM NO.VIII (CONTD)
Horses and Ponies | Total goats |
---|---|
Males over 3 years | |
Females over 3 years | |
Young stock | |
Total horses and ponies | |
POULTRY | Fowls (Hens,Cocks and Chickens) |
Ducks(Ducks drakes and drakings) | |
Others | |
Total poultry | |
AGRICULTRUAL MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS | Ploughs |
Carts | |
Sugarcane crushers | |
Tractors | |
Oil Engines | |
Electric Pumps | |
Ghanis | |
IREPORT ON THE OPERATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LAND RECORDS PUNJAB.
11.11.Following instructions should be observed in the preparation of the report on the Operations of the Department of Land Records.
This report is prescribed by the orders in the resolution of the government of India , Revenue Department No.VIII 3$39.;1 dated the 20 th March 1897 as modified by the letter from the Government of India (Revenue and Agricultural Department) No.6-231 –I , dated 8th March 1906. The following subjects are dealt with in the report:-
Land record Establishments.
Utilisation of Land records.
The following memorandum shows subjects which Deputy Commissioners should discuss in their annual reports.Their reports, dealing with the year ending 30th September, should be submkitted to their Comm issioner by 15 th October, and forwarded by the latter to the Director of Land Records by Ist November each year.Office copies of the reports and returns should be forwarded to the Director of Land Records at the same time when the fair copies are sent to Commissioners. The Departmental report shall be limited to 16 pages octavo of print, exclusive of statements.Forms of the statistics attached to the report are aoppended of these Deputy Commissioners will forwsard statements III to VIII as usual to the director of Land Records to supply him with data to prepare state ments I and II which alone will be printed with the annual report
DETAILED MEMORANDUM AS TO THE SUBJECTS
TO BE DEALT WITH IN THE REPORT ON
LAND RECORDS.
Detail of subjects with notes as to treatment.
(1) Patwari candidates: Measures taken to train.
II REPORT ON THE OPERATIONS OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF LAND RECORDS,
PUNJAB.
11.11. Following instruction should be observed in the preparation of the report on the Operations of the Department of Land Records.
This report is prescribed by the orders in the resolution of the Government of India, Revenue Department, No. viii------, dated the 20th March,1897, as modified by the letter from the Government of India (Revenue and Agricultural Department) No. 6-231-I, dated 8th March, 1906. The following subjects are dealt with in the report:-
Land Record Establishments.
Utilisation of land records.
The following memorandum shows subjects whih Deputy Commissioners should discuss in their annual reports. Their reports, dealing with the year ending 30th September should be submitted to their Commissioners by 15th October, and forwarded by the latter to the Director of Land Records by Ist November, each year. Office copies of the reports and returns should be forwarded to the Director of Land Records at the same time when the fair copies are sent to Commissioners. The Departmental report shall be limited to 16 pages octavo of print, exclusive of statements. Forms of the statistics attached to the report are appended---of these Deputy Commissioners will forward statements III to VIII as usual to the Director of Land Records to supply him with data to prepare statements I and II, which alone will be printed with the annual report.
DETAILED MEMORANDUM AS TO THE SUBJECTS
TO BE DEALT WITH IN THE REPORT ON
LAND RECORDS.
Detail of subjects, with notes as to treatment.
(1) Patwari candidates----Measures taken to train the candidates;patwari schools;number of passed candidates.
Action taken to the enlist patwari candidates possessing higher educational qualifications.
(2) Patwaris:- Note on the conduct and efficiency of patwaris;punishment and rewards of patwaris; punctuality in submission of their returns; extent to which they have obtained promotion to posts of Field Kanungo, Judicial Muharrir, Wasil Baki Navis, Siah Navis,etc.
Explain the circumstances which led to the appointment of any non-qualified candidates during the year (vide side-head 10 of Form No. VI at page 33).
Rewards granted to patwaris for reporting cattle diseases and contagious diseases among human beings or for work done by them in connection with consolidation of holdings or co-operative societies and for conspicuous good work in connection with their ordinary duties.
Inspection of Patwaris` work by Tahildars and Naib-Tahsildars under paragraph 8.11.
Reasons for increasse or decrease in the annual expenditure during the preceding year.
Note on the conditions of the patwarkhanas and what measures have been taken to enforce residence if patwaris within their circles.
The extent to which the responsibility of the patwaris for the maintenance in good repairs of the patwarjhanas on the list is enforced.
Remark on the employment of assistant patwaris.
(3) Kanungos- Mention the measures taken to train candidates in actual survey work. Any departure from the observance of the rule,laying down that three out of every four posts vacancies should be given to persons who are patwaris, shoud be explained. If there are any Kanungos or officiating kanungos who have not passed the Departmental Kanungo Examination reasins should be given. Note to what extent janungos have obtained promotion to higher appointments. Note on the efficiency of kanungos and the qualities and amount of the inspection work done by the District Kanungo.
(4) Records of Rights:- Notice the character of the records and any special measures other than regular settlement operations in progress for their revision.
Damage done to revenue records by book-bettle and white-ants and measures taken to prevent further damage to records.
Accommodation provided for the records and measures taken to extend or improve the existing buildings.
Mutation work- Review shortly the mutation work done; mention work if special officers have been appointed to assist in mutation work, and review the work done by the special staff and the ordinary district staff. Note how for the mutation work was scrutinized on the spot and at tahsil inspections by officers above the grade of Tahsildar.
Speedy disposal of mutations of consolidation of holdings. The average length of time elapsing between applications for sanction of mutations and the passing of orders in such cases should be noted.
(5) Annual Records- Review the work done to bring the records up to date: quincquennial attestation work done on the spot by field kanungos and revenue officers, with special rference to partition case work; special diluvion records, etc.
(6) Checking of girdawari by Sub-Divisional Officer (Civil) - Number of jamabandis checked by the Collector and Sub-Divisional Officer should be stated separately.
Note any general orders issued with regard to the preparation and maintenance of the records.
(7) Village and circle Note-books and Abstract Village Note-books (Pargana Note-books)—State whether these note books have been written up-todate. Note whether any observations have been recorded by the Deputy Commissioner or his Assistants.
Remarks recorded in the village and circle note-books by tahsil revenue officers.
(8) Survey- Note separately for each kind of survey marks, trijunction platforms, square survey marks (specially those at the end of the base lines), metrical survey pillars, the conditions of the mark and report instructions in paragraphs taken to repair them. Are the instruction in paragraphs 9.2, 4.6 and 4.7 observed?
Tatimma shajras checked and survey marks inspected by Tahsildars and Naib-Tahsildars.
Special mention about riverain base line marks should also be made and the Deputy Commissioners should specifically supply the information in the following form:-
(1) Name of village.
(2) Number of base line stone as given in the index map supplied by the Survey Department.
(3) Field number in which base line stone has been laid down.
(4) Remarks on the conditions of base line stone
(9) Other matters- Note on the condition of raingauges and the rainfall registers. Have they been inspected by the Deputy Commissioner and his assistants during the year, and,if so, were any defects detected? (This information will not be mentioned in the State report). It is intended for the annual report separately submitted to the Director-General of Observatories,Poona, by the 15th of May, under paragraph 12.19 on Rain-gauges, etc.
A statement in the following from should also be prepared and sent along with the statements prescribed in this Chapter: _______________________________ District Tahsil Date of the Date of inspection Number Remarks a inspection of by the Sub- of
Tahsil Kanun- Divisional Officer mutations
go`s office by (Civil) or checked at
the Depty any other Extra inspection.
Commissioner Assistant Com-
missioner depu
-ted by the De-
puty Commiss-
ioner for the pur-
pose.
Note- Whether the office of the District Kanungo was inspected twice a year by the Deputy Commissioner or Officer Incharge Revenue Branches, if so, give dates.
Page No. 391-400
CHAPTER- II
FORM NO. I
Statement showing the total numbers of kanungos, patwaris and the Annual Expenditure on the Patwari Establishment for the year ending 30th September, 19 .
1 2 3 4 5 6
Patwaris and Assistant Patwaris
who have passed
Division District Total No. of Total No. Matriculation School Final
kanungos Examination
or Primary
Examination
7 8 9 10 11 12
Annual Expenditure on the Patwari Establishment
No. of a No. of patwaris Salaries of Patwari Survey Equip- Gratuties
Kanungos promoted to Patwaris School ment.
Promoted kanungos or
to Naib- other higher
Tehsildar- appointment
ship or other
higher appoin-
tmen
13 14 15
Annual Expenditure on the Patwari Establishment
Other Charges Total Cost Remarks
Note:- This statement is to be prepared by the Director of Land Records.
FORM NO. II
Statement showing the working of Land Record Agency during the Year ending 30th September,19 .
1 2 3 4 5
Mutations
Division District No. of villages No. for disposal No. attested
6 7 8 9 10 11
Partition Jamabandis Crop Inspections
No. for No. decided No. prepared No. checked No. checked No. of
disposal by Collector by Collectors villages
or Assistant or Assistant checked
Collectors Collectors by Tehsil-
I Grade I Grade Officers
12 13 14 15
District Kanungos Work
No. of field No. of days spent No. of Tehsil Offices Remarks
kanungo circles on tour inspected
inspected
Note:- This statement is to be prepared by the Director of Land Records.
FORM NO. III
QUINQUENNIAL RETURN -------District
Cha. II (Note to be printed with Annual Report)
Table showing the statistics of Existing Patwari and Field Kanungo circles for the Year ending 30th September, 19 .
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Area and revenue (00s) omitted
Area in Hectares
District No. of field No. of Total Cultivated Total No. of No. of
kanungos Patearis Assess- fields khatauni
ment holdings
9 10 11 12 13
Average per field Kanungo Average per patwari
Fields Khatauni holdings Fields Khatauni holdings Remarks
Note:- Columns 4-8- Information is to be obtained from the annual paper field in September, -vide paragraph 7.61 on the Record of Rights.
FORM NO. IV.
(Not to be printed with Annual Report)
Statement showing the educational qualifications of Patwaris and Patwari candidates and punishments and promotions of Patwaris for the year ending 30th September,19 .
1 2 3 4 5 6
Patwaris and Assistant Patwari
Number who have passed
District No. The old entrance The old Uni- Total of Percentage
or present Matri versity Middle columns of column
-culation Exam- School or pres- 3 and 4 5 on column
ination of the ent Department 2
University or al Middle School
higher exam- Examination
ination
7 8 9 10 11
No. Dismissed No. reduced, No. of promoted Number % of
Suspended or to Kanungoships column
fined or other appoint 10 on
ments column 2
12 13 14 15 16
Candidates
No. who have passed
The old entrance The old University Total of columns No. who have Remarka
or present Matri- Middle School or 12 and 13 passed the pat-
culation Exami- present Depart- wari examin-
nation of the mental Middle ation
University or school Exami-
higher exami- nation
naion
FORM NO. V.
(Not to be printed with Annual Report)
Statement showing the educational qualifications of Kanungo candidates and promotions of Kanungos for the year ending 30th September,19 .
1 2 3 4 5 6
Kanungos Kanungo Candidates
Number who have passed
District Total no. of No. of No. of No. of kanungos Total No. of
the kanungo kanungo Kanungo promoted to direct
establishment who are who are Naib- Teh.ship candidates
Graduate U.G.T. of higher
appointments
during the year
7 8 9 10 11 12
Kanungo Candidates
No. of kanungo No. of No. of No. who No. of Patwaris Remarks
candidates who kanungo kanungo have passed who have
are Higher Sec. candidates candidates kanungo passed the
or equiv. who are who are examina- examination
graduate U.G.T. tion
Paragraph No. 11.11 L.R.M.
Form No. VI.
(Not to be printed with Annual Report)
Statement showing the recruitment and promotions of Patwari and Kanungo Agency in the District of ________ for the year ending 30th September,19 .
Patwaris
1. New candidate accepted during the year .
2. Of the above, the number of Patwaris possessing lower educational qualifications than Matriculation or equivalent Examination.
3. Patwaris newly appointed during the year.
4. Number of Patwaris (out of those mentioned at S.No. 3 above who have not passed the qualifying examination.
Kanungo
5. New candidates accepted during the year.
6. New appointments made during the year from the direct recruited candidates.
7. How many promoted from amongst the patwaris during the year.
8. Number of kanungos (out of those mentioned at S.No. 7 above) who have not passed the qualifying examination.
FORM NO. VII.
(Not to be printed with Annual Report)
Statement showing the working of the Land Record Agency during the year ending 30th September,19 .
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Mutation
District No. of No. of No. instituted Total No. Attest- Balance
villages pending for ted unattested
from last disposal at close of
year year
8 9 10 11 12 13
Partitions
No.of pending No. instituted Total for Number Area in Cultivated
from last year disposal decided acres , area, in
involved hectares
in decided included
cases in column 12
14 15 16
Partitions Inspections made by Collectors and their Asstt
Number of cases District Kanungo offices Tehsil Offices
pending at close
of yea
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Detailed jamabandi No. of villages in which District
crop inspections were kanungo's
checked work
No of No. of No. of By collector By Tehsil- By Naib- No. of
villages villages jamabandis & his asstt. dar Tehsildar days
for which whose filled by due spent
jamabandi detailed date on
prepared jamaba- tour
during prepared
the year last year
were
checked by
collector &
his asstt.
this year
24 25 26 27 28 29
District Kango work Bundary, survey and base
line marks
No. of No. of inspect- No. of field Trinjuctions Square Travers
villages ions of tehsil kanungo's pillars survey points
tested office circle inspec- marks
ted by the
distt. kanungo
during the yr.
30 31 32
Bundary, survey and base line marks
Trignometrical survey Baseline stone International boundary
pillars pillars
CHAPTER –II
FORM NO. VIII.
REPORTS AND RETURNS
(Not to be printed with Annual Report)
Annual expenditure on the patwari establishment for the year ending 30th September,19 .
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Salaries Stationary
District Total No. Cost Annual Avg. Cost Annual avg. Patwari
of patwaris per head per head school
including
assistant
patwaris
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Total
Survey Rewards Gratuities Other Charges Cost Annual avg. Remarks
Equipment per head
FORM NO. IX.
(Not to be printed with Annual Report)
Statement showing the details of jamabandi prepared, checked and consigned during the year ending 30th September, 19 .
Distt. No. of jamabandis, the No. of Jamanbandis
preparation where of prepared during the yr.
Was Out- Was due Total Pertaining Pertaining to Total
standing this year to previous this year
at the year(Give
close of year-wise
the last details)
year (Give
year-wise
details)
No. of jamabandis Checked No. of Jamabandis consigned
by the Revenue
Pertaining Pertaining to Total Pertaining Pertaining to Total
to previous this year to previous this year
year(Give year(Give
year-wise year-wise
details) details)