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GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
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CIRCLE INSPECTORS
In order to exercise proper supervision over the village officers
and village servants and to make various enquiries, the tahsildar
is assisted by the circle inspectors (in the grade of a clerk) who
have about 40 to 50 villages in their charge. They form a link
between the tahsildar and the village servants. Their duties are
as under:—
1. Inspection on the spot of—
(1) village crops, area and annewari,
(2) boundaries and boundary marks,
(3) all fallow lands deserving one year's remissions,
(4) all grazing lands,
(5) all government and public lands and encroachments
thereon,
(6) irrigation sources under the control
of Revenue and Forest Departments,
(7) tagai works.
2. Preparation of statements for damaged crops.
3. Preliminary auction in respect of auctionable items, such as
fruits, trees, fish in tanks, tank-bed, lands, etc.
4. Sub-division of lands and demarcation of lands on request.
5. Helping village officers in the collection of land revenue and
the arrears.
6. Maintenance of record of rights and inspection of mutation
entries at least once a month in each village and certification of
mutation entries.
7. General guidance to and supervision of work of the village
officers in his circle.
8. Preparation of agricultural statistics and other returns
cattle census, water-supply, etc.
9. Supervision over the village officers in the preparation and
maintenance of the record of rights, the mutation register and
tenancy register.
10. Such other miscellaneous work as the tahsildar may from time
to time entrust to them, e.g., enquiries into miscellaneous
applications from the public.
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