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Mamit Mizoram OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MAMIT DISTRICT : MAMIT MIZORAM E-book of important achievements 2019 - 2020 GOVERNMENT OF MIZORAM OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MAMIT DISTRICT: MAMIT Dr. Lalrozama, IAS DC Complex Deputy Commissioner Dinthar Mamit Mamit District, Mamit Office: 0389-2565220 Fax: 0389 2565414 Date: June, 2020 Message It is my humble privilege to publish this e-book from the Deputy Commissioner’s Office, Mamit District: Mamit. This book contains a brief profile of the Department, its functions, objectives and achievements. I sincerely hope that this e-book will act as a one stop window for the citizen for obtaining all relevant information on all schemes and flagship program of the Government that are implemented in the District. It is my ardent desire that this e-book succeeds in achieving its intended objectives by creating greater awareness amongst the public. Deputy Commissioner Mamit District: Mamit BRIEF PROFILE OF THE DEPARTMENT: Mamit District was created by way of bifurcation of the erstwhile Aizawl District on 11th March, 1998. With the declaration of Mamit as the District capital, the office of the Sub-Divisional Officer (Civil) Mamit was upgraded to the office of the Deputy Commissioner, Mamit. The Deputy Commissioner has got multifarious functions and the functions and works of the office mainly falls under the following heads: - General Administration - Maintenance of Law & Order - Disaster Management & Rehabilitation - Administration of Justice - Co-ordination with other departments - Issue of Inner Line Pass - Preparation of Electoral Rolls and conduct of Elections - Revenue Administration in the district - Celebration of National Important Days - Observation of Protocol - Implementation of MPLADs/MLALADs - Implementation of Aspirational District Program - Implementation of Mahila Shakti Kendra Besides the normal works assigned by General Administration Department , DC Office has the following Branch/Cell. BRU CELL : MAMIT DISTRICT 9TH BATCH BRU REPATRIATION i) Objectives of Bru Repatriation: The main objective of Bru Repatriation is to repatriate back those Reang (Bru) families that have fled Mizoram as part of the mass exodus in 1997 and are settled in 6 Transit Camps in Tripura. ii) History of Bru Repatriation: The Bru Repatriation is carried out in phases. The first repatriation was in 2010. Till date, 9 batches of repatriation have so far been completed. The latest one being the 9th Batch of Repatriation which was in 2019. iii) Scheme of Repatriation: As part of their repatriation, Financial package consisting of One Time Financial Assistance, One Time House Building Assistance, Monthly Assistance for two years and Free Ration for Two years is offered to each repatriated family. In the 9th Batch repatriation, the package offered is as under: (a) Financial Assistance Rs 4,00,000/- which is to be kept as Fixed Deposit in the repatriated family’s bank account for 2 years and permissible to be withdrawn once the family completes 3 years of settling in Mizoram. (b) House Building Assistance Rs. 1,50,000/- which is to be disbursed in 3 installments. (c) Monthly Assistance Rs. 5,000/-per month for 2 years (d) Free Ration: Adult @19.86 per day per month and Minor @9.93 per day per month. iv) 9th Batch Repatriation Brief Report: In the 9th Batch repatriation 2019 which was carried out between October and November 2019, 199 families from the 6 transit camps have been repatriated to 26 villages within Mamit District. One Time Financial Assistance has already been disbursed to all the 199 repatriated families. 1st and 2ndinstallment of House Building Assistance have been disbursed to all 199 families. 3rdinstallment of House Building Assistance have been disbursed to 173 families. Monthly Assistance and Free Ration have been deposited monthly to the bank account of the repatriated families. Pic 1: 2nd Phase Bru Identification Exercise, 2019 Pic 2: Disbursement of Financial Assistance to 9th Batch Repatriated Families Pic 3: Disbursement of Financial Assistance to 9th Batch Pic 4: 2nd Phase Bru Identification Exercise, 2019 Repatriated Families. JUDICIAL MATTER : The Deputy Commissioner, Mamit is the District Magistrate of the district and under him there are Additional District Magistrate, Sub-Divisional Magistrate and 3(three) Sub-Deputy Magistrate. This branch deals with Administration of Justice as well as enforcement of law and order within Mamit District. This branch deals with issuing of Certificate and permission such as: - Permission for public activities - Tribal Certificate - Residential Certificate - Income Certificate This branch deals with matters which are judicial in nature. It receives and entertains complaints from individuals, organizations and Government Departments on various issues varying from land encroachment, unauthorized settlement, unauthorized quarrying and dumping of soil and fabric and certain other cases which are civil in nature. Such complaints are disposed and settled by issuing instruction/prohibitory order as the case may be after conducting spot verification or proper investigation by the magistrate DISASTER MANAGEMENT & REHABILITATION : Disaster prevention, mitigation and effective response are primary objectives of the department. The District DM&R is responsible for coordinating, organizing and responding effectively to any disaster. Addl. Deputy Commissioner acts as Nodal Officer and Sub-Deputy Commissioner as Branch Officer to the department. The department also has a Consultant- Disaster Management Professional, since September 2019 and Mamit District is the only district in Mizoram to have such expert. Also, DM&R Branch has proactive District Organizer who acts quickly as and when needed. All the department activities and functions have been closely monitored by the Deputy Commissioner and Chairman, District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA). Important functions of the department: 1. Disbursement of SDRF/NDRF - State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) is the main source of funding for the department. Annual allocation is made by the State Government depending on the available fund. Also, National Disaster Response Fund (NDRF) has also been given from these fund by the department as per the norms. 2. Disbursement of Silpaulin – Mamit District has encountered various types of calamities such as landslides, hailstorms, cyclones, floods, etc. To prevent, mitigate and respond to such disasters, silpaulin has been disbursed to various needy persons as and when needed. 3. Training and Mock drill – Disaster preparedness and capacity building is of primary importance to the DDMA. In this regard, training and mock drill on various disasters such as landslide, earthquake etc., has been conducted periodically and as and when needed involving various line department. 4. District Emergency Operation Centre (DEOC) – Mamit District has a dedicated room i.e. DEOC, which serves as emergency operation centre in case of any disaster. The DEOC has been equipped with emergency communication equipment. Also, the district disaster equipment inventory has been maintained in the DEOC as well. 5. Indian Disaster Response Network (IDRN) Portal – Mamit District DM&R has uploaded all the available district disaster equipment in the IDRN Portal. This portal has been updated on regular basis. Ongoing Scheme: Mamit District is the first and only district in Mizoram to have Consultant, Disaster Management Professional. The Consultant has been appointed since September, 2019 under the scheme “NDMA Scheme- Strengthening of District Disaster Management Authority of Hazard Prone area out of the 115 identified backward district” at Mamit District. The DM Professional has significantly strengthened the DDMA and several consultations and suggestions have been given by him. E-DISTRICT CELL : E- District is a state mission mode project. Under this project, the Government services available are being delivered in e-district cell and also with the help of Common Service Centres (CSC) within the District. Objectives of the project include IT enablement of internal processes of district administration and subordinate offices to increase functional efficiency. Delivery services to Citizens through Common Service Centres. Infusion of transparency and accountability in operations. Reducing service time and cost for the Government and Citizens. Developing mechanisms for maintaining of the departmental electronic database. Service available in e-District, Mamit 1. Residential Certificate 2. Tribal Certificate 3. Income Certificate 4. Permanent/ Residential Certificate Fees : Each certificates or services form Rs.20/- and the Approved Certificate / Service Cost Rs. 20/- 01.04.2019 – 22.06.2020 Sl. No Particulars Nos. of Issued Revenue Receipt in Rs. 1 Income Certificate 461 9220 2 Residential Certificate 795 15900 3 Tribal Certificate 846 16920 4 ILP 252 68040 TOTAL 1,10,080/- CSC Sl. No Particulars Nos. of Issued Revenue Receipt in Rs. 1 Income Certificate 1199 11990 2 Residential Certificate 1035 10350 3 Tribal Certificate 1196 11960 TOTAL 34,300/- ASPIRATIONAL DISTRICT CELL: Niti Aayog has selected Mamit District as an Aspirational District among the 117 Aspirational Districts in India. Since its inception, Aspirational Districts are monitored on a monthly/quarterly/yearly basis based on Five Thematic Areas – Health and Nutrition, Education, Agriculture and Water Resources, Basic Infrastructure and Financial Inclusion and Skill Development. These Thematic Areas are monitored on 49 Key Performance
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