DISTRICT RUPNAGAR (Punjab) District Rupnagar Profile About District .Formerly known as Ropar, the town of Rupnagar is said to have been founded by a Raja called Rokeshar, who ruled during the 11th century and named it after his son Rup Sen. .Recent excavations and explorations conducted at Rupnagar indicate that the first civilized folk to settle here were the Harappans. .The District has rich historical and religious significance behind it. District Rupnagar Profile …Contd. History:- Sri Anandpur Sahib
The town of Anandpur Sahib was founded by Guru Teg Bahadur Ji, the ninth Sikh Guru.
Gurudwara Takht Sri Keshgarh Sahib located here, commemorates the birth place of Sikhism. In 1699, on the Baisakhi day (13th April), the Tenth Guru Shri Gobind Singh Ji founded Khalsa by baptizing five beloved Sikhs known as "Panj Piaras". It is one of the five sacred "Takhats" or seats of Sikh religion.
The famous Sri Dashmesh Academy and Guru Teg Bahadur Museum are also situated at Anandpur Sahib. District Rupnagar Profile …Contd. History:- Sri Anandpur Sahib: Virasat-e-Khalsa Virasat-e-Khalsa (formerly known as Khalsa Heritage Memorial Complex) is a museum located at Sri Anandpur Sahib. The museum gives an insight to the events that took place in Punjab five hundred years ago which gave birth to Sikhism and finally the Khalsa Panth. The museum throws light on the vision of the great Gurus, the eternal message of peace and brotherhood which they delivered to the whole mankind and the rich culture and heritage of Punjab. The museum is intended to commemorate 500 years of Sikh history and the 300th anniversary of the Khalsa, the scriptures written by the 10th and last Guru Sh. Guru Gobind Singh Ji founder of modern Sikhism. After thirteen years of construction it has been inaugurated on November 25, 2011. It was opened for public on November 27, 2011. District Rupnagar Profile …Contd. History:- Sri Chamkaur Sahib Situated on the left bank of Sirhind Canal, Sri Chamkaur Sahib is at a distance of 15 km from Morinda and 16 km from Rupnagar.
Gurudwara Sri Katalgarh Sahib also known as Gurudwara Shahidganj, which commemorates the martyrdom of elder sons of Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji occupies a unique place among all the Gurudwaras located at Sri Chamkaur Sahib.
There are several Gurudwaras at this place marking the visits and halts of Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji namely Sri Damdama Sahib, Sri Tadi Sahib and Gurudwara Ghadhi Sahib. District Rupnagar Profile …Contd. History:- Kiratpur Sahib Situated on the bank of river Sutlej, Kiratpur Sahib is at a distance of about 10 km from Shri Anandpur Sahib towards the south, on the Nangal-Rupnagar- Chandigarh road.
It is sacred to the Sikhs and they immerse the ashes of their passed ones at this place.
It has a long association with most of the Sikh Gurus. Guru Nanak Dev Ji is said to have visited this place when it was little more than a wilderness, Guru Hargobind Ji, the sixth Guru spent the last few years of his life here. District at a Glance: The district Rupnagar has 5 Subdivisions/Tehsils, 1 Sub Tehsil, 5 Blocks, 4 Municipal Councils, 2 Nagar Panchayats, 16 Kanungo circles, 150 Patwar circles and 606 revenue villages. The district has three Assembly Constituencies. 5 Sub Division/Tehsils 1 Sub Tehsil 5 Blocks Sr.No Name of Tehsil Sr.No Name of Sub Sr.No Name of Blocks 1. Sri Anandpur Sahib Tehsil 1. Sri Anandpur Sahib 1. Nurpur Bedi 2. Sri Chamkaur Sahib 2. Sri Chamkaur Sahib
3. Morinda 3. Morinda
4. Nangal 4. Nurpur Bedi
5. Rupnagar 5. Rupnagar
4 Municipal Committee 2 Nagar Panchayats 3 Assembly Constituencies Sr.No Name of Municipal Sr.No Name of Nagar Sr.No Name of Assembly Committee Panchayat Constituency 1. Sri Anandpur Sahib 1. Sri Chamkaur Sahib 1. 49- Sri Anandpur Sahib
2. Morinda 2. Kiratpur Sahib 2. 50- Rupnagar
3. Nangal 3. 51- Sri Chamkaur Sahib 4. Rupnagar Administrative Structure of District
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Patwari Development Organizational Structure: D.C
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Panchayat Secretary District Police Organizational Structure: District Statistics DISTRICT ROOPNAGAR-BASIC DATA 1 TOTAL POPULATION (AS PER CENSUS-2011 ). 684627 (RURAL-517376 ,URBAN-167251). 2 SC POPULATION (AS PER CENSUS 2011) 180905 (RURAL -140259,URBAN 40646). 3 NUMBER OF MALE(AS PER CENSUS-2011). 357485 (RURAL-269966,URBAN-87519). 4 NUMBER OF FEMALE(AS PER CENSUS-2011). 327142(RURAL-247410,URBAN-79732). 5 SEX RATIO. 915 6 TOTAL HOUSE HOLDS. 135635 (RURAL-100353,URBAN-35282). 7 LITERACY RATE 82% 8 NUMBER OF VILLAGES. 606(INHABITED-588 UN-IN-HABITED-18). 9 NUMBER OF PANCHAYATS. 593 4 (ROOPNAGAR,MORINDA,SHRI ANANDPUR SAHIB 10 NUMBER OF MUNCIPAL COMMITTEE. AND NANGAL 11 NUMBER OF NAGAR PANCHAYATS. 2-SHRI CHAMKAUR SAHIB AND KIRATPUR SAHIB ).
5-(ROOPNAGAR, SHRI CHAMKAUR SAHIB, MORINDA, 12 NUMBER OF BLOCKS. SHRI ANANDPUR SAHIB AND NURPURBEDI). 3-(049-SHRI ANADPUR SAHIB -245462, VIDHAN SABHA CONSTITUENCY & 13 050-ROOPNAGAR-230850 AND POPULATION. 051-SHRI CHAMKAUR SAHIB-208315). 4-(ROOPNAGAR,MORINDA, SHRI ANADPUR SAHIB 14 NUMBER OF MARKET COMMITTEE. AND SHRI CHAMKAUR SAHIB) 5-(ROOPNAGAR,MORINDA, SHRI ANADPUR SAHIB, 15 NUMBER OF SUBDIVISION. NANGAL AND SHRI CHAMKAUR SAHIB) 16 NUMBER OF SUB-TEHSIL. 1- NURPURBEDI. Powers of Deputy Commissioner As Collector under "The Punjab Land Revenue Act,1887.“ As Registrar under "The Registration Act,1908." As District Magistrate under "The Criminal Procedure Code,1973" & U/s 14 of "The SARFAESI Act,2002." As Commissioner(Appellant Authority) under "The Punjab Public Premises and Land (Eviction and Rent Recovery) Act,1973." As Chief Sales Commissioner(Appellant Authority) under "The Package Deal Properties (Disposal) Act,1976." As Presiding Officer of the Election Tribunal under "Punjab State Election Commission Act,1994.“ As 1st Appellant Authority under "Right to Information Act,2005.“ As 2nd Appellant Authority under "Right to Service Act,2011.“ As Marriage Officer under "Special Marriage Act,1954.“ As Chief Registrar of Marriages under "The Punjab Compulsory Registration of Marriages Rules,2013." As Chief Registrar of Marriages under "The Punjab Anand Marriage Registration Rules, 2016." As Claim Settlement Commissioner under "The Central Motor Vehicles Rules,1989. Powers- Deputy Commissioner
Sr.No. Designation of Provisions of the Central Appointment Powers (to the officer and State Acts (under be exercised which powers to be within their given ) respective jurisdiction) 1 Deputy (i). Sub-section (1) of District Executive Commissioner section 20 of the Code of Magistrate Magistrate Criminal Procedure,1973 (Central Act No.2 of 1974) (ii) section 6 of the Registrar Registration Act,1908 (Central Act No.16 of 1908) Powers - Additional Deputy Commissioner (G) Sr.No. Designation of Provisions of the Central and State Appointment Powers (to be the officer Acts (under which powers to be exercised given ) within their respective jurisdiction) 1 Additional (i). Sub-section (1) of section 20 of Additional Executive Deputy the Code of Criminal District Magistrate Commissioner Procedure,1973 (Central Act No.2 Magistrate (General) of 1974) (ii) sub-clause (b) of clause (9) of Collector - section 2 of the Indian Stamp Act ,1899 (Central Act No.11 of 1908)
(iii) clause (c) of section 2 of the - Deputy Punjab Aided Schools(Security of Commissioner Services ) Act.1969 (Punjab Act No.19 of 1969) (iv) section 6 of the Registration Registrar - Act,1908 (Central Act No.16 of 1908) Powers – Sub Divisional Magistrate
Sr.No. Designation Provisions of the Central and State Acts (under Appointment Powers (to be of the which powers to be given ) exercised officer within their respective jurisdiction) 1 Sub- (i). clause (a) of sub-section (1) of section 27 of the Collector Divisional Punjab Land Revenue Act,1887(Punjab Act No.XVII Magistrate of 1887) (ii) clause (c) of section 3 of the Land Acquisition Collector - Act,1894 (Central Act No.1 of 1894)
(iii) sub-section(2)of the section 3 of the Punjab - Collector Restitution of Mortgaged Lands Act,1938 (Punjab Act No.4 of 1938) (iv) clause (b) of section 2 of the Pepsu Occupancy Collector Tenants (Vesting of Proprietary Rights ) Act,1954 (Pepsu Act No.18 of 1954) (v) clause (a) of section 2 of the Punjab Village Collector - Common Lands (Regulations) Act.1961(Punjab Act No.18 of 1961) (vi)sub-section(1) of section 20 of the code of Executive - Criminal Procedure,1973 (Central Act No.2 of 1974) Magistrate Various Committees Committees Chaired by Deputy Commissioner:
1. Disaster Management Committee. 2. District Level Environment Impact Assessment Committee. 3. District Level Committee for welfare of senior citizens. 4. District Level Committee for Monitoring and Prevention of illegal mining 5. District Level Pollution Control Committee. 6. District Road Safety Committee. 7. District Project Implementation Committee. 8. District Health Society. 9. National Leprosy Eradication Programme. 10. National TB Control Programme. 11. District Task Force Immunization. 12. District Task Force Tobacco. 13. District Level Monitoring Committee (Vectorborne & Waterborne Diseases). 14. District Monitoring Committee Bio-Medical Waste. 15. District De-addiction and rehabilitation Society. 16. District Co-ordination Committee (Deworming) Various Committees
Committees Chaired by Deputy Commissioner:
17. Maternal Death Review Committee. 18. Child Death Review Committee.
Committees Chaired by Sub Divisional Magistrate:
1. Committee for Checking facilities to senior citizens. 2. Committee for scrutiny of applications by cable operators. 3. Committee for disposal of complaints on sexual harassment of women at work place. Work of Line Departments Supervised at the Level of Deputy Commissioner 1. Senior Superintendent Of Police, Rupnagar 2. Civil Surgeon, Rupnagar 3. District Forest officer, Rupnagar 4. District Commander Punjab Home guard, Rupnagar 5. District Program Officer, Rupnagar 6. District Sports Officer, Rupnagar 7. District Food & Supplies Controller, Rupnagar 8. Excise and Taxation Commissioner, Rupnagar 9. Chief Agriculture Officer, Rupnagar 10. District Industries Center 11. XEN PWD B&R, Rupnagar 12. XEN Central Works Division, Rupnagar 13. XEN Sirhand Canal ,Rupnagar 14. XEN Drainage, Rupnagar 15. XEN PSPCL, Rupnagar 16. XEN Water Supply & Sanitation Divison 2, Rupnagar 17. XEN Sewerage Board, Rupnagar 18. G.M Punjab Roadways, Rupnagar Work of Line Departments Supervised at the Level of Deputy Commissioner 19. Assistant Director Horticulture, Rupnagar 20. Deputy Director Fisheries, Rupnagar 21. District Manager PUNSUP , Rupnagar 22. District Manager Markfed , Rupnaagar 23. District Mandi Officer, Rupnagar G.M BSNL, Rupnagar 24. Deputy Director Dairy Development, Rupnagar 25. Deputy Director Animal Husbandry, Rupnagar 26. EO MC, (Rupnagar,Morinda,Nanagl,Sri Anandpur sahib,Sri Chamkaur Sahib,Kiratpur Sahib) 27. EO Improvement Trust, Rupnagar 28. Deputy Director Sanik Welfare Officer, Rupnagar 29. Assistant Director Youth Services, Rupnagar 30. District Small Saving Officer, Rupnagar 31. District Education Officer (Secondary/Elementary), Rupnagar 32. Secretary Red Cross, Rupnagar 33. District Social Security Officer, Rupnagar 34. Deputy CEO Zila Parisad, Rupnagar 35. Incharge NCC, Rupnagar ….and etc…… THE PRESENT PROJECT
Registration Girdawari
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INTEGRATED LAND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Punjab Land Records Society,Rupnagar 12-Apr-18 21 ILMS - MAIN FEATURES & ADVANTAGES Updating and Maintenance of Land records through seamless Modules.
All registers maintained by Patwari to be computerized:
Jamabandi
Mutation Register
Khasra Girdawari
Roznamcha Waqiati
Field Book
Cadastral Maps
Simulates all processes followed and prescribed in the Punjab Land Record Manual.
Registration Girdawari
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Jamabandi Audit trail / Audit log will be maintained Shajra Nasab
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Punjab Land Records Society,Rupnagar 12-Apr-18Corresponding changes in rules are being carried out 22 ILMS – MAIN FEATURES & ADVANTAGES
More comprehensive than any other ILMS in the country with Web Enablement Full Backward-Forward linkages Deals exhaustively with Mutations. Generates new Jamabandi at a Key Stroke Automated alerts to Revenue Officer in case of: Owner selling more than his share of land Mutations involving Govt. Lands / Wakf Board Lands etc. Displays difference in value of land (picked from PRISM in case of an exchange) Scanning of Documents for ease of storage, retrieval and retrieval Effective monitoring by meaningful and timely MIS reports Discontinuance of manual preparation of statements and registers Automating report compilation at Sub-division, District Head Quarters and State HQ
Registration Girdawari
Central record room for easy storage and on-line distributed search and retrieval facilitiesMutations
Jamabandi Shajra Nasab
Field book Field map
Punjab Land Records Society,Rupnagar 12-Apr-18 23 ILMS – SECURITY FEATURES
Strong Security features with Multi level access control
Biometrics based access to minimize security risk
Best Practices incorporated
Secured Database – All modifications to be performed via client application
State Data centers/ District Data centers/ Disaster Recovery site
Data transfer in encrypted and secure mode
Provision of Digital Signature
Built-in Anti fraud features in sale-purchase transactions
Digital Photograph of seller, buyer and witnesses in the presence of SRO, integrated in the sale deed itself
Registration Thumb impression of seller is to be incorporated Girdawari
Mutations
Jamabandi Shajra Nasab
Field book Live on the spot Digital Photograph in secured environment Field map Punjab Land Records Society,Rupnagar 12-Apr-18 24 FARD KENDRA / NAKAL CENTRE
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Registration An Applicant provide the information for the nakal required to Counter A or Counter B ,makes payment Girdawari
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Jamabandi and collect NAKAL @ Rs. 20 per Page. Shajra Nasab
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12-Apr-18 Punjab Land Records Society,Rupnagar 25 Operation & Management – Fard kendra
Brief overview of the operations envisaged in the Fard Kendra:
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4/12/2018 Punjab Land Records Society, Rupnagar 26Field book Field map DIGITIZED DATA ON WEB
Digitized Data of All the computerized villages are available on WEB
Web Url is : www.plrs.org.in Any Citizen can view the computerized record of Jambandhi, Mutation,Roznamcha after selecting District, Tehsil and Village Name Records can be searched by Name of owner/Khewat Number/ Khasra Number/Khatoni Number Provision of Checking the status of Mutation after registration of Document is also available Data on Web is updated twice a week regularly
Punjab Land Records Society,Rupnagar 12-Apr-18 27 INTEGRATED LAND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
STATISTICS OF COMPUTERISED ISSUED FARDS
Sr.No. Name of Fard Kendra Date of Live No. of Villages
1 Morinda 01.09.2008 73
2 Rupnagar 05.07.2010 178
3 Shri. Anandpur Sahib 27.07.2010 83
4 Shri. Chamkaur Sahib 10.01.2011 122
5 Nurpur Bedi 25.02.2011 108 6 Nangal 05.05.2011 71
Punjab Land Records Society,Rupnagar 12-Apr-18 28 PHOTO GALLARY
Punjab Land Records Society,Rupnagar 12-Apr-18 29 Sewa Kendra In order to provide efficient and transparent governance to the people at their doorsteps, the Government has setup 'Sewa Kendras' where people have been availing 243 services under one roof. This is a step towards ensuring governance reforms in the state. These centres have been acting as a catalyst to help people in getting their routine administrative works done in a speedy manner. The kendras have minimized public interaction with various offices and enhanced the efficiency of the administration and delivery of services to common people. 72 Sewa kendras are operational at District Rupnagar for Citizen service delivery which are divided as follows:-
Type 1- 1 Type 2 -15 Type 3 -56 Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MG-NREGA) Scheme
The MGNREGA scheme was initiated with the objective of "enhancing livelihood security in rural areas by providing at least 100 days of guaranteed wage employment in a financial year, to every household whose adult members volunteer to do unskilled manual work". Another aim of MGNREGA is to create durable assets (such as roads, canals, ponds, wells). Employment is to be provided within 5 km of an applicant's residence, and minimum wages are to be paid. If work is not provided within 15 days of applying, applicants are entitled to an unemployment allowance. Thus, employment under MGNREGA is a legal entitlement
MG-NREGA Scheme, started in April 2008, has been successfully implemented in district Rupnagar and has clearly established the efficiency of Panchayati Raj system. The Sarpanches, Panches and all the employees of Rural Development and Panchayat Department, Nodal Officers, Panchayat Samitis, Zila Prishad and other village organizations have contributed for the implementation of this scheme. Concept of social audit by villagers also used in checking the scheme provided transparency and accountability mechanism. There have been lot of improvement in the villages and personal life of beneficiaries also improved substantially. Atta Dal Scheme
Atta-Dal Scheme was launched by the Government of Punjab (Department of Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs) in 2007 for distributing food grain at a subsidized rate. Under this scheme, Punjab government distributes food grains at the highly subsidized rate to the poor below poverty line (BPL) families. The AAY (Antodiya Amm Yojna) ration card holders are also eligible for the Atta-Dal Scheme. Under the New Atta Dal scheme, the government decided to double the number of people who would benefit from the scheme. People who own less than 2.5 acres of land and have income of less than 60,000 per annum are eligible for Atta-Dal Scheme. The distribution will be done at the doorstep of the beneficiary directly by the department. The objective of Atta-Dal Scheme is to provide food grains to the BPL families on really low economical rates. The price of the food is increasing day by day due to inflation and under such circumstances, the condition of the poor families has become vulnerable since they do not have resources to purchase food grains at market rates. This is a very noble initiative taken by Punjab Government for helping the poor and deprived families to provide them wheat and rice at low price Mahatama Gandhi Sarbat Vikas Yojna Punjab state government has started the Mahatma Gandhi Sarbat Vikas Yojana (MGSVY) to provide benefits of the govt. schemes to the rural people. Subsequently, this scheme aims to promote inclusive development through socio-economic development schemes for those people who are eligible but are not getting the benefits. Accordingly, Punjab govt focuses to identify such people and ensures that they get due benefits of various government schemes.
Under this scheme, Punjab govt. will provide financial support to weaker sections who are deprived of benefits. This scheme includes old age pension schemes, marriage/shagun scheme, education schemes and scholarship schemes. This scheme will ensure Gender Equality and Social Justice to the poor sections of the society. Subsequently, this scheme will provide benefits to the debt ridden farmers, persons suffering from severe diseases, students belonging to the economically weaker sections of the society. Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana(Gramin) PMAY (G) was implemented by the Government of India on 20-11-2016 with an aim to provide affordable housing to Rural poor.
The beneficiaries found eligible for a new house would have to pay Rs. 120,000 in three installments for the first installment of Rs. 30,000 (25% ) After the completion, second installment of Rs. 72,000 (60%), after the completion of the house level of the buildings and the mobile inspection, the house will be given 18,000 rupees (15%) after inspection. In addition to this, the amount of Rs. 12,000 will be given separately by Swachh Bharat Mission (Rural) or MG-NREGA to make a toilet for the house. Under MG-NREGA Scheme Rs 233 per day (maximum Rs 20, 970 for 90 days) will be given to the any one family of beneficiaries for construction of the house. Under this scheme, 2626 beneficiaries were selected in the Dist. Rupnagar district and in the year 2016-17