Sunday, February 23, 2025
LOGO OF MY BLOG JKRTIACT.BLOGSPOT.COM
Raman Sharma is a dedicated Jammu based RTI activist and journalist . With a focus on transparency and accountability, with his writing he has contributed for various credible newspapers and magazines in the region. He is amongst the first few batches who completed Certificate Course in RTI from the Centre for Good Governance in Hyderabad, in collaboration with the Government of India.
Sharma is actively involved in education and advocacy, having delivered guest lectures on RTI , Good Governance at different universities and educational institutions to empower students. Additionally, in collaboration with the JK Institute of Management and Public Administration (JK IMPA), he has also remained resource person in training programs for District Officers, Public Information Officers, Ministerial staff of different departments, promoting awareness and effective implementation of RTI/PSGA . In association with the CHRI he also remained instrumental in training for civil society members on the Transparency Law.
Saturday, January 25, 2025
Petition Filed In NHRC Regarding 17 Mysterious Deaths in Rajouri
RTI Activist Approaches NHRC to Intervene in Badhaal Village Health Crisis
Jammu, 24/Jan/2025: RTI Activist Raman Sharma has urged the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) to intervene in the ongoing health crisis in Badhaal village, Rajouri district, where 17 people, including children, have tragically lost their lives since December 2024. The deaths are believed to be linked to water contamination caused by harmful pesticides or insecticides, leaving the affected families in deep distress.
Sharma has filed formal petition to the NHRC on 23/Jan/2025 which has been allotted diary number 1614/IN/2025 , in petition, besides other demands, he has requested the commission to issue directions to the Union Health Ministry to assist the Jammu and Kashmir government in addressing the health crisis.
The petition also demands immediate financial compensation for the grieving families, who are struggling emotionally and financially after these devastating losses. Sharma has stressed the need for medical and psychological support for the survivors, especially vulnerable children and the elderly.
The plea highlights the urgency of NHRC’s involvement to expedite the investigation into the cause of these deaths, ensuring transparency and accountability. Sharma has also urged the NHRC to recommend preventive measures to avoid such tragedies in the future, including regular testing of water sources, awareness campaigns on chemical safety, and improved healthcare infrastructure in rural areas.
He has further requested that the NHRC depute a team to Rajouri to interact directly with the affected families and gather firsthand information. This will ensure that the Commission takes informed and decisive action to address the urgent needs of the community.
Sharma’s petition underscores the need for prompt intervention to safeguard the rights and well-being of vulnerable citizens in Jammu & Kashmir.
.
.
Raman Sharma is a dedicated Jammu based RTI activist and journalist . With a focus on transparency and accountability, with his writing he has contributed for various credible newspapers and magazines in the region. He is amongst the first few batches who completed Certificate Course in RTI from the Centre for Good Governance in Hyderabad, in collaboration with the Government of India.
Sharma is actively involved in education and advocacy, having delivered guest lectures on RTI , Good Governance at different universities and educational institutions to empower students. Additionally, in collaboration with the JK Institute of Management and Public Administration (JK IMPA), he has also remained resource person in training programs for District Officers, Public Information Officers, Ministerial staff of different departments, promoting awareness and effective implementation of RTI/PSGA . In association with the CHRI he also remained instrumental in training for civil society members on the Transparency Law.
Sunday, November 17, 2024
Most Common used words for Revenue Record.
Revenue
Terminology for Land Records
Most
Common used words for Revenue Record.
|
Abadi Deh |
In inhabitant site of village |
|
Badastur |
Unaltered |
|
Banjar |
Uncultivated land |
|
Banjar Jadid |
New fellow (land not cultivated for
continuous four harvests though it was cultivated
earlier. |
|
Banjar Kadim |
Old fallow (If continued to be
uncultivated for next four harvests) |
|
Barani |
Dependent on rainfall |
|
Bigha |
A measure of area (It is different in
different areas) |
|
Biswa |
One twentieth of a bigha |
|
Biswansi |
One twentieth of a biswa |
|
Chahi |
Irrigated from well |
|
Chahi Nahri |
Irrigated partly from a well and partly
from canal. |
|
Chari |
A kind of millet (g.v.) grown for fodder |
|
Chaukidar |
Village Watchman |
|
Chkota |
Lump grain rent or rent consisting of a
fixed amount of grain in the rabi and kharif. |
|
Dholi |
Death bed gift or a small plot of land to
a Brahmin |
|
Gair-Mumkin |
Barren |
|
Girdawar |
Kanungo or Supervisor of Patwaris |
|
Girdawari |
Harvest Inspection |
|
Gosha |
Corner |
|
Jawar |
A kind of millet (Sorghum Val gave) |
|
Kalar |
Barren Land (Sour Clay) |
|
Kanal |
A measure of area |
|
Kanungo |
Supervisor of Patwaris |
|
Karam |
Unit of Length |
|
Kharaba |
Portion of crop which has failed to come. |
|
Kharif |
Autumn harvest |
|
Khasra |
List of fields, field register |
|
Khasra Girdawari |
Harvest Inspection Register |
|
Khata |
Holding of tenant |
|
Khatauni |
Holding slips prepared at re-measurement |
|
Khewat |
A list of Owner’s holding |
|
Khewat/Khatauni |
A combined Khewat & Khatauni |
|
Khud Kashat |
Cultivated by the owner himself |
|
Killabandi |
Rectangular measurement |
|
Lamaberdar |
Village Headman |
|
Latha Girdawari |
Cloth copy of the Patwari’s Map |
|
Marla |
Measuring of Area |
|
Masri |
A small pulse |
|
Mauza |
Village |
|
Min |
Portion / Part |
|
Misal Haqiyat |
Record-of-Right |
|
Musavi |
Mapping Sheet |
|
Nahri |
Irrigated from canal |
|
Naib-Tehsildar |
The Deputy or Assistant of Tehsildar |
|
Parat Patwar |
Patwari copy of the new settlement record |
|
Parat Sarkar |
Government Copy of the new settlement
record |
|
Patwari |
A Village Accountant or Registrar |
|
Rabi |
Spring Harvest |
|
Sabik |
Former |
|
Sub-Division |
A sub division of a district |
|
Sub-Divisional Magistrate |
In-charge of a tehsildar |
|
Taccavi |
Loan granted by a Government to landowner
for agriculture purposes. |
|
Tehsildar |
In-charge of a tehsil |
|
Waris |
Successor |
|
Wasil Baqi Nawis |
Revenue Accountant in the Tehsil |
|
Wattar |
Diagonal Line |
|
Zamindar |
Landowner |
Raman Sharma is a dedicated Jammu based RTI activist and journalist . With a focus on transparency and accountability, with his writing he has contributed for various credible newspapers and magazines in the region. He is amongst the first few batches who completed Certificate Course in RTI from the Centre for Good Governance in Hyderabad, in collaboration with the Government of India.
Sharma is actively involved in education and advocacy, having delivered guest lectures on RTI , Good Governance at different universities and educational institutions to empower students. Additionally, in collaboration with the JK Institute of Management and Public Administration (JK IMPA), he has also remained resource person in training programs for District Officers, Public Information Officers, Ministerial staff of different departments, promoting awareness and effective implementation of RTI/PSGA . In association with the CHRI he also remained instrumental in training for civil society members on the Transparency Law.
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)