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TNPSC VAO Basic Study Material - Fasli Jasthi, Wet Crops, Duffasal Crop , Dry Crops
TNPSC VAO study material- tnpsc vao Fasli Jasthi, Wet Crops, Duffasal Crop , Dry Crops
Basic about Fasli Jasthi, Wet Crops, Duffasal Crop , Dry Crops
Fasli
Jasthi:
In a single
crop wet lands, the farmer can raise a crop with help of Government water
during the Fasli year. If water is taken for second crop from government irrigation
source for growing Crop, then there will be extra charge will be levy, which is
called Fasli Jasthi.
In Simple
the additional amount levied in the same Fasli year for the land.
Wet
crop:
Usually
extra charge should be 50 Percent of the assessment fixed for the land when wet
crop is rasied. If there is any different rate fixed by Gvt , then the
particular rate should be charged.
Duffasal
Crop:
Crops which
grows more than one season is known as Duffasal Crop. Example of Duffasal Crop are, Sugarcane,
Turmeric, etc..
For these
crops which grown and harvested with the help of Gvt water in the particular
Fasili year, the charge will be one and half (1 ½) times the assessment.
If these
Duffusal Crop grown in one fasli year and harvested in next Fasli year,
- Without any other crops grown in both the fasli year, single wet assessment should be levied.
- If one crop is raised before or after the dufusal crop , the wet assessment for the first year and one and half (1 ½) time wet assessment will be levied for second year.
- If 2 crops are raised one before and another after the duffusal crop , single wet assessment levied for the first year and twice the assessment for next year.
These
charges are leviable, even water is taken for a short period rather than entire
period (RSO 5A)
The usage
of water for irrigation from pond, minor streams, natural pools etc can be
permitted, there will be no water cess as long as it should not affect the
rights of the government or other public .
Dry
Cops:
If dry
crops is raised in wet land, wet assessment applicable for that land should be
levied.
The dry cop
raised after the first crop is harvested, there will be no charge should
levied, only if water is taken from Government source. This will be at the
special rate prescribe for it and if it is more than 50 per cent of the wet
assessment , the latter should be charged (RSO 5)
Account
No 6 : which
contains Fasli Jasthi, Theervai Jasthi and the penality to be collected from
the pattadars who use water.
Monday
TNPSC VAO Basic Study Material - about Jamabandi
TNPSC VAO Study Material
Jamabandi
What is
Jamabandi?
Jamabandi
is also known as Annual Settlement of Village Accounts. It means Right of
records and refers to land records. These records are maintained in each
village , which contains the name of the owner , area of cultivation of land ,
shares of owner and other rights of Owner.
Who
Prepares Jamabandi?
Jamabandi
is prepared by Government official who keeps an maintain rights of record
called Patwari. It should be attested by Revenue Officer.
There
should be 2 copies of Jamabandi has to be prepared and one should keep in
Government records and 2nd with Patwari.
The Main
Purpose of preparing Jamabandi is to rectify the error which made by Village
Accountant in village records. It is like giving second opportunity to the
village Accountant to rectify his error in village Records.
Activities
under Jamabandi:
The Land
Revenue to be collected in each village after including the water charges,
penalty for unauthorised occupation charges etc, which is finalised once in a
year before end of Fasli which means before 30th June. This is
called Jamabandi or Annual Settlement of Village Accounts.
Jamabandi which
is also an annual review of work done by village administrative officer, Revenue
Inspector, Tahsildar, zonal Deputy Tahsildar.
So the Village Accounts become final only when it gets approval from
Jamabandi Officer.
Presiding
Officer and commencement of Jamabandi.
The
Collector, District Revenue Officer and the divisional officer should verify
all the accounts and approve it in each Taluk. Collector may depute other
deputy collector level office to preside over the Jamabadhi and finalise annual
demand.
Jamabandi
should complete before 30th June which means before the close of
Fasli. It there is any delay in Completing before Fasli, there should be proper
permission from commissioner of Revenue Administration and with proper
explanation to commence after the Fasli.
During
Jamabandi it gives opportunity to the public to meet the officers to get
solution for issues like water charges, penalty refund, patta transfer etc,
also public issues like street light, Road facility, water facility ect.
The Jamabandi will be conducted as per
collector approval. It will be completed in one sitting. So records should be
readily avalibale for checking.
In short
Jamabandi is a checking of village accounts , to ensure that the all village
accounts written correctly. With the help of Jamabandi , the income due to
Government by way of Fasli Jasthi, Theervai Jasthi, B.Memos charges penalty, proper and timely sale of
fishery rentals and Usufruct of trees will be ensured.
Meanings
Usufruct –
the legal right of use and derive profit or benefit from property that belongs
to another person as long as the property is not damaged.
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Wednesday
TNPSC Group 4 Exam ( vacancy 5451)
TNPSC Group IV Exams 2015-2016
Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission invited application for
Group -IV Exams in online from 09.08.2016 to 08.09.2016 for the year 2015-2016
for the post 5451.
Post and Vacancy:
Post and Vacancy:
Name of the post
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Name of the Service
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Number of Vancy
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Junior Assistant (Non -Security)
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T.N Ministerial and T.N Judicial Ministerial service
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2345
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Junior Assistant (Security)
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T.N Ministerial and T.N Judicial Ministerial service
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Bill collector ,
Grade I |
T.N Ministerial and T.N Judicial Ministerial service
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Field Surveyor
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Draftsman
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T.N Survey and land records subordinate service
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Typist
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1714
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Steno-Typist
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TNPSC Group IV Services
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Vacancy
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5451
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TNPSC VAO Basics of village administration - about Tamil Nadu Irrigation
TNPSC VAO Basic Study Material
TNPSC VAO- Tamil Nadu Irrigation
The Tamil Nadu
irrigation sources are maintained either by public works department or by the concerned
Panchayat union .
In Tamil
Nadu we have thousands of Irrigation tanks/sources for storing the surface rain water or water from rivers
or from other sources for the cultivation of land.
Apart from
these we can fed water directly from the rivers or river channels.
Here we
have classified various rivers as per availability of water.
- Class I – Perennial rivers, water available throughout the year (whole 12 Months)
- Class II – Water available for 8 to 10 months (8-10 Months)
- Class II – Water available for 5 to 8 months (5-8 months)
- Class IV- Water available for 3 to 5 months (3-5 months)
- Class V – Water available for less than 3 months (0-3 months).
Responsibility
for maintenance of Irrigation:
The
responsibility for proper maintenance of these irrigation lies with the Public
work department and Rural Departments
If there is
any repairs required for these tanks or any prevention from damage during the
rainy season and protection of trees and the tanks requires attention of VAO at
village level.
VAO must
bring it to the knowledge of Revenue Divisional Officer or Collector if any
action required to help the public to get the water un -interruptedly for
irrigation.
What is
meant by Irregular Irrigation?
The Ayacut
of each irrigation canal source has been defined, so the water to any of the
ayacut land should be taken only from the permitted canal source. So taking
water other than these source is Irregular Irrigation.
For this
Irregular Irrigation penalty should be levied. Action will be taken after the
consultaion with Public works Department.
What is
Meant by Illegal Irrigation?
Illegal
Irrigation which means , when water is taken from Govt Source for Dry,
Manavari, or Government Poromboke lands for Cultivaion.
Note:
Those lands
which are not entitled to water from any of these sources, then only it is
illegal. The land which is entitled to get water from Govt Source are Legal.
If there is
any unauthorised withdrawal of water from Gvt Sources, it will consider as
theft under Indian Penal code and there will be legal action against them.
Repairs:
The Public
works department will prepare the estimate for tanks/Irrigation sources and
which is send to the collector for remarks. The collector will examine the same
on the need or otherwise and send back to the public works department with or without
his remarks.
Public
works department should not send any repair estimates for his remarks, instead
they can send any need for change in Sill level of the existing sluices, crest
level of weirs, surplus arrangements etc.. or any alteration is existing
structures.
For Special
Minor Irrigation project scheme, collectors agreement should be obtained.
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