DIBRUGARH, March 11 - Reviewing the status of pendency of cases related to mutation, partition, conversion and reclassification of land at the circle level, Deputy Commissioner Pallav Gopal Jha today directed the circle officers to take steps towards early disposal of cases and minimise the pendency percentage within ten days.
While discussing issues related to land revenue in the conference hall of the Deputy Commissioner�s office here today, Jha reviewed various issues related to land revenue, such as allotment of land�pattas to landless indigenous people, collection of land revenue, mutation, partition, conversion, reclassification and settlement of land, etc.
He also directed the circle officers to strictly monitor all aspects to prevent activities that may result in public inconvenience or harassment.
The circle officers were directed to keep strict vigil to stop any activity of illegal encroachment of roadside lands and directions were also given to collect reports on the status of such lands from Lat Mandals and Gaon Burhas regularly. The circle officers were asked to reactivate the village land management and conservation committees to prevent all kinds of encroachment within their jurisdiction.
Moreover, the circle officers were asked to prepare a list of brick kilns under their jurisdiction and to check the status of land documents available with them and updates of the royalty to be paid to the government. In the meeting, the circle officers were also asked to work on the land�patta�proposals that are to be distributed among the landless indigenous people in the district.�
The meeting was attended by other top officials of the district administration, a release stated.
DU results: Dibrugarh University has announced that the results of 1st, 3rd and 5th semester BA, BSc and BCom examinations (non-CBCS) held in November�December 2019 shall be declared on March 13 at 11 am.�
The results shall be made available on�www.dibru.net, www.indiaresults.com and�www.exametc.com, a release stated.��
