Table 2 - Department of Land Resources

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O Application Kiosks Objection Entry in Bhoomi RI Objection Entry Approval Correction Required YES Corrections to Entry Sirestedar Objection Entry Approval NO Notice Generation by Operator Sirestedar Objection Decision Entry NO Sirestedar Objection Approval YES Move the Objection details to achieves and close the Objection File Create New Court Order Transaction in BHOOMI B NIC,Deity,MCIT,GOI DOLR,MORD,GOI 14
Admin Module of BHOOMI BHOOMI Admin module is primarily used to creating, deleting and managing specific users of the BHOOMI application. In addition to creation and deletion of users, this module is also used for transferring the user rights temporarily from one user to the other user. The primary users of this module are: Tahsildar Shirestedar Tahsildar’s role in BHOOMI Admin module The Tahsildar’s role and specific activities in BHOOMI Admin module are as explained below: o New User creation o Log-in Deletion o Approval of Leave for the Officer / User o Revoking the Leave of the Officer / User o V.A Circles and Certificate Utilities The Shirestedar’s role and activities in Bhoomi Admin module: The Shirestedar’s log-in credentials are activated by the Tahsildar and the following options are available for the Shirestedar in the BHOOMI Admin module: o Approval of Issue of RTC for Government purposes o Approval of issue of mutation extract for Government purposes o Discount in RTC amount paid: o Adding Treasury, Drawing Officer and P.D account details: Backup Module Each taluka and Special taluka in the state has a BHOOMI set-up to service the citizens. Each location has complete IT infrastructure with manpower deployed to deliver the services. Each taluka is identified by its own domain with all activities of creation, updation and management of data happening locally. Land records data being very critical in nature, timely backing-up the data is absolutely essential. Currently the data back-up happen in two phases under BHOOMI. Data Back-up at Taluka level: This back-up activity is done as per the Disaster recovery management requirements at the taluka. The data back-up is taken once in a day. Data replication at State Data Centre: In addition to the data back-up at taluka level, the data at each location is replicated to State Data Centre once every 24 hours. This measure has been introduced as a mean of alternate disaster recovery site. The taluka locations are connected to State Data Centre through K-SWAN. Taking data back-up at taluka is mandatory and the inbuilt checks within BHOOMI do not allow the BHOOMI Operator to proceed with the day’s activities unless the back-up for the previous day is taken. NIC,Deity,MCIT,GOI DOLR,MORD,GOI 15
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Division of plots A plot can be spl
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Duplicate Khasara Display of Land T
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Data Transfer from Bhu-Naksha Deskt
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