DM REVIEWS PROGRESS OF FARMER REGISTRATION, CENSUS 2027 AND SAHYOG SHIVIR

DM REVIEWS PROGRESS OF FARMER REGISTRATION, CENSUS 2027 AND SAHYOG SHIVIR

26-MAY-ENG 2

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA--------------------------Under the chairmanship of the District Magistrate of Bhojpur, Mr. Tanay Sultania, a detailed review of the progress of activities related to Farmer Registration, Census 2027, and the 'Sahyog Shivir' (Cooperation Camp) was conducted via a Zoom meeting.

During the review of Farmer Registration, the District Magistrate directed all Circle Officers and Block Agriculture Officers to ensure that at least 1,500 farmer registrations are completed across the district tomorrow. He instructed the District Agriculture Officer to ensure that all Agriculture Coordinators and Agriculture Advisors facilitate the registration of the maximum possible number of farmers. Furthermore, instructions were issued to provide a list of any personnel who complete fewer than five farmer registrations tomorrow, so that necessary action may be taken against them.

The District Magistrate directed all Circle Officers to prioritize the disposal of tasks related to *Dakhil-Kharij* (Mutation) and *Parimarjan* (Data Correction), thereby facilitating the registration of a greater number of farmers. He issued instructions to ensure the swift resolution of issues such as errors in *Khesra* (plot) numbers, discrepancies in name matching, etc. Additionally, all Sub-Divisional Officers and DCLRs were directed to regularly monitor the progress of farmer registration.

During the review of Census 2027, the District Magistrate directed all Charge Officers to accelerate the pace of House Listing and HLB (House Listing Block) operations, and to ensure an increase in the daily volume of household enumeration tasks being conducted. He instructed all Charge Officers to regularly monitor the enumeration work being performed by enumerators to ensure high-quality output. He emphasized that if any errors are detected in the data at any stage, they must be rectified immediately. He stated that census operations constitute one of the government's key priorities; therefore, no laxity whatsoever will be tolerated in this regard.

While reviewing the 'Sahyog Shivir' (Cooperation Camp), the District Magistrate directed that all applications received during the camps held across 42 *Panchayats* (village councils) of the district on May 19, 2026, be processed and disposed of within the stipulated timeframe. He directed the concerned officials to ensure prompt and high-quality action on applications related to schemes concerning pensions, rations, housing, land mutation, land rectification, etc. Furthermore, all officials were instructed to mandatorily upload the relevant documents to the online portal following the disposal of the applications.

The District Magistrate directed that a comprehensive awareness campaign be conducted across all Panchayats regarding the upcoming 'Sahyog Shivirs' (Assistance Camps), so that the maximum number of people may benefit from these camps. He issued instructions to ensure widespread publicity and dissemination of information through public representatives, Ward members, and other appropriate channels.

Regarding the Sahyog Shivir scheduled for June 2, 2026, he directed that proper receipts be issued to applicants for all applications received at the camps. Additionally, he instructed that special personnel be deputed to assist individuals who are unable to draft their applications themselves.

The District Magistrate directed the senior officials of all Blocks, as well as the Nodal Officers for the Sahyog Shivirs in all Panchayats, to regularly monitor the digitization and disposal of received applications, and to ensure time-bound compliance at both the Panchayat and Block levels.

The meeting was attended by the Additional Collector of Bhojpur, all district-level officials, all Block Development Officers, all Circle Officers, and other concerned officials.