Land records are being maintained for various purposes including levy and collection of various taxes and land revenue, which was the principal source of revenue for the states. Cadastral survey was completed in the year 1960 for the entire state. This survey served as the basis of the land records. Transfer and changeover take place over lands due to Sale, Inheritance, Hier, and Distribution etc.
Changeovers / Mutations are brought in records by way of updating the land records by computerized web application – Web-Bhulekh at EDhara Centre of all Mamlatdar Offices. Record of Rights – ROR copy is also available at EGram Centre of each village and EDhara Centre of Mamlatdar Office.
Previously, one had to apply for offline DILR (District Inspector Land Record) office for land survey. Now, the government has measured the work online within the stipulated time frame so that millions of farmers in the state will directly benefit.
- This announcement has been made by the revenue department today by the order of the governor. In which two important circulars have been issued. We will discuss the highlights and important points of the circular which are farmer oriented.
- Applicants will now be able to make land survey applications online from the iORA portal.
- The office of land registry department will have to dispose through i Mojani application.
- Applicant on iORA portal only has to apply online. In which an automatic application form will be generated.
- You can apply online from Gram Panchayat VCE or DLR office by going to the helpdesk.
- Measurement can be done in two ways (days after payment receipt)
- Simple measurement (which will be disposed of in 60 days)
- Urgent measurement (which will be disposed of in 30 days)
- Consent sheet of area, quadrant, etc. in the measurement of shareholder's share which has to be printed on the affidavit generated in the system and notarized and uploaded on the portal. Those who do not upload will have their fees forfeited.
The measuring fee for each application will be generated from the system on the online iORA portal. Which will have to be paid online.
- Surveyor will inform the applicant by e-mail and SMS when he comes to measure
In what circumstances will the measurement fee be forfeited?
1) Occupancy of time measured on site is reversed
2) The field is full of water and cannot be measured
2) There is no access road to the farm
2) In case of breach of peace / law and order during the measurement process
3) If there is a crop in the field that hinders the measuring time e.g. If there is sugarcane, paddy and thick jagra.
2) If the applicant does not show his direct possession at the place.
-After the measurement operation the applicant will get the measurement sheet by e-mail 30 days after the applicant will be able to get the hard copy of the measurement sheet with fixed fee.
- If the applicant is not satisfied with the measurement, he can apply for objection within 6 months.
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How to apply online?
1 Go to google for new application IORA portal https://iora.gujarat.gov.in
2 Select "Land Survey Application" for the purpose of application
Land records are being maintained for various purposes including levy and collection of various taxes and land revenue, which was the principal source of revenue for the states. Cadastral survey was completed in the year 1960 for the entire state. This survey served as the basis of the land records. Transfer and changeover take place over lands due to Sale, Inheritance, Hier, and Distribution etc..
This survey served as the basis of the land records. Transfer and changeover take place over lands due to Sale, Inheritance, Hier, and Distribution etc..
Online Varsai (ઓનલાઈન વારસાઈ) @iora.gujarat.gov.in
Online Varsai (ઓનલાઈન વારસાઈ) @iora.gujarat.gov.in
Online Varsai (ઓનલાઈન વારસાઈ) @iora.gujarat.gov.in
Online Varsai (ઓનલાઈન વારસાઈ) @iora.gujarat.gov.in
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