Now, as the old records related to land like mishal naksha, mishal bandobast, khasra, adhikar abhilekh and nistar patra have been made online, common man need not to wander about for their copy.
With the arrangement of physical, online, offline review of land records, along with facilities of getting Nakal, attestation at the computerized office at collectorate, the people got much convenience.
Within the last two months, more than 3,500 people showed interest in having a look at their land-related records at the computerized office.
According to an official press statement issued here on Friday, through internet, the residents of the district could view their land related records from anywhere.
Agriculture, livestock, labour, fisheries and district in-charge minister Chandrashekhar Sahu had inaugurated the computerized office of land records at collectorate on June 25 last and so far, more 3,500 applications have been received. Immediate action has been taken on the application received with prescribed fee.
An employee, Mukund Kaduve said that records of year 1928-29 were available in the internet.
The applicant could see the record by pressing www.cg.nic.in/korba/recordroom.
The applicant can have the physical view of the record by paying fee `10 at the computerized office, whereas, `10 has been prescribed for online/offline view of the records for 30 minutes. For copy or attestation, `15 has to be paid for the first page and `10 each for the remaining pages.
For instant copy or attestation the fee would be `30 for the first page and `15 each for rest of the pages.
Computerisation of revenue court
All the revenue courts in Korba district are being computerized after developing software for making them online. Steps are on to computerize tehsil, sub divisional, sub-tehsil offices, through which common man will get information about registration revenue and criminal case, daily hearing of cases, transfer of cases to upper courts, registration of caste, income and residence certificates and 22 column points.