Revenue Administration Hierarchy
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Who serves as the chief controlling authority in revenue matters at the division level?

  • Tehsildar
  • Chief Minister
  • Commissioner (correct)
  • Collector
  • Under whose control does the Commissioner operate?

  • Complete autonomy
  • Central Government's control
  • Collector's control
  • State Government's control (correct)
  • Is it possible for one officer to serve as Commissioner for multiple divisions?

  • Only in emergencies
  • Only for adjacent divisions
  • Yes, it's possible (correct)
  • No, never
  • Who has the authority to appoint the Collector of a district?

    <p>State Government</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the chief officer for local revenue administration of a taluka called?

    <p>Tahsildar</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is true about the Sub-Divisional Officer's designation?

    <p>Alternative name for Assistant/Deputy Collector</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who has the power to appoint Circle Officers?

    <p>Collector</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which designations are possible for Deputy Collectors?

    <p>First, Second, Supernumerary, etc.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    For which administrative unit is a Talathi appointed?

    <p>Saza</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is authorized to appoint an Additional Commissioner?

    <p>State Government</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Revenue Administration Hierarchy

    • Division-level Controlling Authority: The Commissioner is the chief controlling authority in revenue matters at the division level.
    • Commissioner's Authority: The Commissioner operates under the control of the State Government.
    • Multiple Divisions for Single Commissioner: A single officer can be appointed as Commissioner for multiple divisions.
    • Collector Appointment: The Collector of a district is appointed by the State Government.
    • Taluka Revenue Administration: The Tahsildar is the chief officer for local revenue administration of a taluka.
    • Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO): The Sub-Divisional Officer is an alternative title for an Assistant/Deputy Collector.
    • Circle Officer Appointment: The Collector appoints Circle Officers.
    • Deputy Collector Designations: Deputy Collectors can have various designations, including First, Second, and Supernumerary.
    • Talathi Jurisdiction: A Talathi is appointed for a specific region within a district, called a Saza.
    • Additional Commissioner Appointment: The State Government appoints Additional Commissioners.

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    Explore the intricacies of revenue administration hierarchy in this quiz. From the role of the Commissioner to the duties of Talathis, test your knowledge about the various positions and their functions in local revenue management. Understand who holds authority at different levels and what their responsibilities entail.

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