Zero Tolerance for Delay in Land Disputes

Addressing the long-standing issues of Pattagarhi (demarcation) and pathway disputes, Collector Godara instructed officers to handle such matters with sensitivity and urgency. Key directives included:

• Police Assistance: In cases where there is a risk of law-and-order disruption, revenue officials must conduct on-ground proceedings with the support of the police force.
• Quality Adjudication: Cases pending in revenue courts must be resolved with high-quality legal standards and within a fixed timeframe.
• Priority Summons: To expedite justice, the serving of notices and summons must be prioritized to avoid unnecessary legal delays.

Crackdown on Illegal Mining and Encroachments

The Collector took a tough stand against illegal mining in the district, ordering joint operations to ensure strict action against violators. He also emphasized the protection of land belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST), directing the immediate removal of encroachments on such properties as well as on government-owned and pasture (charagah) lands.

Comprehensive Review of Revenue Operations

The meeting covered an extensive agenda aimed at streamlining administrative processes:

• Record Purification: Focus on mutation (namantarkaran), purification of land records, and mutual division of accounts.
• Land Allotment: Speedy disposal of land allotment files for landless farmers and various government departments to accelerate developmental projects.
• Revenue Villages: Review of proposals to convert hamlets (Majras and Dhanis) into new revenue villages.
• Revenue Collection: Assessment of income from registrations, land revenue, and other outstanding recoveries.

Focus on Budget Implementation and Public Grievances

Reviewing the status of the state government’s budget announcements, the Collector ordered their timely execution. He instructed Sub-Divisional Magistrates (SDMs) and Tehsildars to conduct regular public hearings (Jansunwai) at the sub-division level.

“Officials must resolve public problems on the spot so that citizens do not have to travel long distances for simple administrative tasks,” Godara stated.

The meeting was attended by Additional District Collector Hemraj Paridwal, all SDMs of the district, Tehsildars, and other senior officials of the revenue department.

Key Action Points:

• Illegal Mining: Joint task forces to be mobilized immediately.
• Development: Speedy land allotment for pending departmental projects.
• Transparency: Quality checks on the purification of revenue records.

Disclaimer: This news report is based on the official press note issued by the Information and Public Relations Office, Karauli. For specific legal or land-related inquiries, please contact the respective Sub-Division or Tehsil office.

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Digital Census: A Move Towards Accuracy and Ease

While launching the drive, District Collector Akshay Godara emphasized that self-enumeration is a crucial step in making the census process more convenient and accurate in the digital age. He informed that from May 1st to May 15th, any citizen of the district can visit the official portal at https://se.census.gov.in to share their information directly.

“The digital format reduces the margin of error and allows citizens to contribute to this national task from the comfort of their homes,” Godara stated.

Administration Leads by Example

Following the Collector’s lead, several district-level officers also completed their self-enumeration on the portal. To ensure maximum participation, the Collector has issued directives to all department heads to ensure that every government employee and their family members complete their self-enumeration within the stipulated timeframe.

The administration believes that active participation from the government workforce will serve as a powerful inspiration for the general public to follow suit.

“Our Census, Our Development”: Data Privacy Assured

Addressing the residents of Karauli, the District Collector highlighted that the data collected during the census forms the bedrock for future welfare schemes, infrastructure planning, and the vision of a ‘Developed Rajasthan.’

He reassured citizens that:

• All information shared on the portal is completely secure and confidential.
• The data is used solely for developmental planning and national statistics.
• Citizens should join the mission with the resolve of “Our Census, Our Development.”

The event saw the presence of various senior officials, including Joint Director of the Animal Husbandry Department, Gangasahay Meena, among other district-level staff.

How to Participate in Self-Enumeration?

• Official Portal: se.census.gov.in
• Deadline: May 15, 2026.
• Method: Residents can log in using their mobile numbers to fill out the household information form.

Disclaimer: This news report is based on the official press release from the Information and Public Relations Office, Karauli. For technical assistance or official guidelines regarding the census, please refer to the Government of India’s official census portal.

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