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Revenue Department

The Revenue Department in Akola District, Maharashtra, primarily focuses on land administration, including land revenue collection, record-keeping, and resolving land-related issues, while also managing other government dues and assisting in disaster management.

Land Administration and Revenue Collection:

  • Land Records:

They maintain and update records of land ownership, rights, and transactions.

  • Land Revenue:

They assess, collect, and realize land revenue from landowners.

  • Allotment and Settlement:

They handle the allotment and settlement of government lands, issuing leases and pattas (land ownership certificates).

  • Government Dues:

They collect various government dues, including land development tax, irrigation dues, and other recoverable arrears of land revenue.

  • Resolving Land Disputes:

They play a role in resolving land-related disputes and providing assistance to citizens with land-related matters.

Other Responsibilities:

  • Disaster Management:They assist in the administration and supervision of flood and drought measures, providing emergency help to those affected by natural disasters.
  • Safeguarding Government Property:They are responsible for safeguarding government property.
  • Agriculture and Livestock Census:They conduct work related to agriculture and livestock census.
  • Small Savings:They handle work related to small savings.
  • Revenue Buildings:They are responsible for the administration and maintenance of revenue buildings.
  • Supervision of Revenue Cases:They supervise all revenue case work in the state.
  • Assisting Government:They assist the government in various matters related to revenue and land administration.

 

Collector Office Akola – Revenue Department Objective and Function  

  • Land Grant Cases
  • Transfer quasi-judicial cases to other Revenue Officers
  • Conversion of Occupancy Class-II cases to Occupancy-I
  • Evicting encroachments on government land
  • Dealing with cases of permanent lease of urban land demand
  • Cases regarding lease of urban land in perpetuity
  • Renewal of Permanent Lease
  • Encroachment Regulatory Cases
  • Matters relating to freehold
  • Adivasis Land Sale Cases, Adivasis to Non-Adivasis Cases to Govt., Transfer of Tribal Lands
  • Collective and individual forest rights claims
  • Tenancy Cases
  • Cases under Ceiling Act
  • Determination of demand and purpose of land revenue
  • Declaring Paisewari

1.Agristack Scheme

GResolution: -2024/PR No. 157/10-A dated 14/10/2024

To facilitate the rapid and effective delivery of various government schemes to farmers using digital services in the agricultural sector, the Government of India’s Agristack (Digital Public Infrastructure for Agriculture) scheme has been approved for implementation in the state.

Objectives of the Agristack Scheme:

  1. To create and continuously update an integrated database comprising the Aadhaar-linked farmer registry, the crop zone registry (seasonal crop information of farmers’ fields), and the georeferenced land parcel data.
  2. To ensure that farmers can easily, transparently, and promptly access the benefits of various schemes implemented by the central and state governments for their welfare.
  3. To provide farmers with affordable credit, high-quality agricultural inputs, marketing facilities, and expert guidance.
  4. To improve farmers’ access to market information and facilitate convenient market entry.
  5. To develop a transparent and simple farmer identification system for the speedy disbursement of benefits under various schemes, along with an easy authentication process.
  6. To streamline the integration of various schemes within the agriculture and allied departments to enhance service delivery to farmers.
  7. To promote innovation in agricultural products and services by leveraging high-quality data and Agri-tech solutions.

Expected Benefits of the Scheme:

  1. Farmers will find it easier to fulfill the eligibility criteria and receive benefits under the PM Kisan scheme.
  2. All eligible beneficiaries under the PM Kisan scheme can be efficiently included.
  3. Farmers will have easier access to agricultural loans through the Kisan Credit Card, Agricultural Infrastructure Fund, and other farm development loans.
  4. The process of surveying farmers for compensation under crop insurance and disaster management schemes will be simplified.
  5. Farmers will be able to register online for procurement at Minimum Support Price (MSP).
  6. Financial institutions and service providers offering agricultural credit, finance, and other inputs will find it easier to facilitate agricultural services for farmers.
  7. The availability of Aadhaar-linked farmer registry data will simplify the process for agriculture and allied departments to distribute scheme benefits without requiring repeated beneficiary authentication.
  8. Farmers will receive timely agricultural advice, improved outreach from various institutions, and enhanced dissemination of innovative agricultural programs.
  • Farmers must visit a CSC (Common Service Center) to generate their Farmer Identification Number (FIN).
  • A district-level and taluka-level committee has been established for the implementation of the Agristack scheme.

District-Level Implementation Committee

Sr. No. Designation of Officers Designation in Committee
1 District Collector Chairperson
2 Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Parishad Member
3 District Superintendent Agriculture Officer Member
4 Sub-Divisional Officers (All) Member
5 District Informatic Officer, National Informatics Centre Member
6 Other nominated invitees by the District Collector Member
7 Resident Deputy Collector Member Secretary

Taluka-Level Implementation Committee

Sr. No. Designation of Officers Designation in Committee
1 Sub-Divisional Officer Chairperson
2 Block Development Officer Member
3 Taluka Agriculture Officer Member
4 Tahsildar Member
5 Other nominated members Member

 

2. Salokha Scheme

As per the GR of the Revenue and Forest Department, Stamp-2022/PR No. 93/M-1, dated January 3, 2023, the Government of Maharashtra has approved the implementation of the Salokha Scheme to resolve disputes among farmers regarding possession and usage of agricultural land. The scheme aims to promote harmony and goodwill within the community by facilitating mutual exchange of land possession between farmers.

Under this scheme, a nominal stamp duty of ₹1,000/- and a registration fee of ₹1,000/- will be charged for land exchange documents between two farmers.

To ensure the successful implementation of this scheme, necessary actions will be carried out at the Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) level.

Sr. No. Service Name Link
1 View Digitally Signed 7/12 Visit: https://mahabhumi.gov.in
2 Appeal Cases Visit: http://www.eqjcourts.gov.in
3 View Property Card Visit: https://bhulekh.mahabhumi.gov.in/
4 View 7/12 – without digital signature Visit: https://bhulekh.mahabhumi.gov.in/
5 Akola District E-Kotwal Book Visit: http://digitalakola.in/