Maintaining and updating land records accurately is a crucial task for a Patwari.

Conducting field surveys to verify land ownership and boundaries is a key responsibility.

Assessing and collecting land revenue from landowners as per government regulations.

Resolving land-related disputes and conflicts between landowners through mediation.

Issuing various certificates related to land ownership and agricultural activities.

Reporting any changes in land use or ownership to the concerned authorities promptly.

Assisting in the implementation of government schemes related to agriculture and land development.

Maintaining liaison with local communities and addressing their land-related grievances.

Ensuring compliance with land laws and regulations in the assigned area.

Preparing and submitting periodic reports on land revenue collection and land-related activities.

Participating in training programs to update knowledge on land laws and procedures.

Coordinating with other government departments for land-related matters.

Update and maintain land records accurately, ensuring data integrity and preventing discrepancies.

Collect land revenue and other government dues from landowners, following established procedures.

Conduct field surveys to demarcate land boundaries and resolve boundary disputes among landowners.

Assess crop yields and estimate agricultural production for revenue and planning purposes.

Assist in providing relief and rehabilitation to affected people during natural disasters like floods or droughts.

Register land transfers, mutations, and other property transactions, ensuring legal compliance.

Implement various government schemes related to land and agriculture at the village level.

Prepare and submit regular reports on land records, revenue collection, and other relevant data to higher authorities.

Assist in general village administration and maintain liaison with local communities.

Digitize and update land records using computer systems for efficient management and accessibility.