Revised Job Chart for Village Revenue Officers
Revised Job Chart for Village Revenue Officers
ANNEXURE·
GOVERNMENTOF ANDHRA PRADESH
ABSTRACT
ORDER:
In the G. O. r= read above orders were issued creating Revenue functionary at
Village level under the exclusive administrative control of the Tahsildar (MRO) to handle
the work relating to Land Revenue matters at the Village level. In the G.O. 2nd read above
orders were issued creating the post of Village Revenue Officer and the job chart of
Panchayat Secretaries working in Panchayat Raj Department by the PR&RD Department.
2. The cabinet sub committee consisting of Minister for Panchayat Raj, Minister for
Revenue and Minister for Home, met on 3.4.2007 have approved the new job chart of the
Panchayat functionary i.e Panchayat Secretaries of PR&RD Departments as well as the
modified job chart of Revenue Functionary i.e. Village Revenue officers.
3. In the G.O. 5th read above, the Panchayat Raj & Rural Development Department
have issued revised job chart to the Panchayat Secretaries of PR & RD Department as
per the minutes of the meeting of the Group of Ministers held on 3.4.2007.
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5. Government after careful examination hereby decided to issue the revised job
chart of the Village Revenue officers of Revenue Department in modification of the job
chart issued in G.O. 2nd read above, as follows:
1. GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE I REVENUE DUTIES
ii) Collection of Land Revenue, Cesses, Taxes and other sums pertaining to
Revenue Department.
iv) Issue of certificates: - The Village Revenue officers shall issue the following
certificates in their respective Villages duly following the procedure.
v) Provide intimation regarding fire accidents, floods, cyclone and other accidents
and calamites to the higher officials whenever and wherever they occur and
provide assistance to the Revenue Officials in assessing loss sustained
because of natural calamities and in providing relief.
vi) Inform the Railway Station Master of any mishap or unusual occurrence of floods
that might need urgent action to grievant mishap.
ix) Protection of Government Lands, Government tanks, trees and other Government
properties and take effective steps to safe guard the interests of Government.
x) Inform promptly to the higher officials in respect of treasure trove and unclaimed
property and escheat.
xi) Intimate the Mandai Revenue Officer I Tahsildar of any intended demolition of
ancient buildings and any inscriptions on any such ancient monuments which
would have archaeological, cultural heritage importance.
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xii) Preserve and safeguard Government Lands and properties from encroachments,
damage or misuse including the lands available to the public, such as, roads,
streets and open spaces in and near their villages.
xiv) Provide assistance to the concerned authorities while issuing the proceedings
under the provisions of Revenue Recovery Act by obtaining property details.
xvi) Cause beat of tom-tom and adopt other methods for informing people about
events.
xx) Assist in the preparation, updation of electoral rolls and perform other election
duties as the government direct.
xxi) Attend the meetings convened by Gram Panchayat in their jurisdiction and on
request to furnish information relating to sanction of pensions, numbers of ration
cards in circulation, house site pattas distributed and on other matters relating
to Revenue Administration.
xxiii) Act as "Inspector" under Minimum Wages Act, 1948 as and when notified by the
CompetentAuthority.
xxiv) A Village Revenue officer When called upon to do so produce the account,
registers and other records, maintained by him or which are in his custody for
inspection of revenue official or any other officer authorized by the Collector,
ROO or Tahsildar. Except when called upon to produce his accounts and other
records as mentioned above, the village revenue officer shall keep the accounts,
registers and records in his personal custody.
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on leave other than casual leave, he shall hand over all the accounts, registers,
records, and the like to the person duly appointed by the competent authority or
authorized to take charge by the Tahsildar.
ii) Inform the police of strangers of suspicious appearance who have entered and
taken refuge in the village.
vii) Take charge of unclaimed property and send to the Police Station.
ii) Furnish data on income levels of persons in the village prepared on the basis of
government guidelines issued in that regard from time to time.
iv) Report on the atrocities against women and children to the authorities concerned
and take the action within 24 Hours.
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vii) Report any outbreak of communicable disease especially Malaria, Japanese
Encephalitis and Gastroenteritis to nearest Primary Health Centre immediately.
viii) Attend meetings of Village Tribal Development Agencies and assist them in
preparation of Micro plans and in implementing them.
IV. MISCELLANEOUS:
i) Perform such other duties as may be assigned to him by the Government, Chief
Commissioner of Land Administration, Collector, Revenue Divisional Officer,
Mandai Revenue Officers/ Tahsildars or any authority, authorized in this behalf.
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