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ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE CHANGE AND

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Description

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Works

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NOTIFICATIONS BY GOVERNMENT

ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE CHANGE AND FOREST

DEPARTMENT

Notifications under the Tamil Nadu Forest Act.

Declaration of Sirumalai West Forest Block-I in Dindigul

District as Reserved Forest under the Act.

[G.O. Ms. No. 84, Environment, Climate Change-Forest (FR.14),

2nd May 2022,

No. II(2)/ECCF/399/2022.-In exercise of the powers

conferred by Section 16 of the Tamil Nadu Forest Act,

1882 (Tamil Nadu Act V of 1882), the Governor of

Tamil Nadu hereby declares the area, the boundaries of

which are speciﬁ ed in the Schedule below, as reserved

forest with eﬀ ect on and from 08.06.2022.

Tඐඍ Sඋඐඍඌඝඔඍ.

Name of the District

Dindigul

Name of the Taluk

Dindigul

Number and Name of the

Village

93, Sirumalai

Name of the Forest Block

Sirumalai West

Forest Block-I,

Bit IV

Survey Number and Extent

Extent

(in Hectare)

695/P

529.03.5

640/2

3.88.5

756/2

34.74.0

758/3

1.03.5

758/4

1.15.5

759

23.72.5

768/2

1.79.0

844/2

2.90.0

872/1

1.26.5

Total Extent of the Area

599.53.0 Hectares

BOUNDARIES.

Part-I

North.-The boundary starts from the junction point of

Survey Number 695 part in 93, Sirumalai Village and the

south east boundary of Sirumalai North west slope block-3,

(Gazette Notiﬁ cation Number 31 part-I page 93 and 94,

dated. 15.01.1900), Reserve Forests, the boundary runs

generally towards North east along the above Reserve

Forests boundary till it meets the tri-junction point of Survey

Number 695 (part), 302 of 93 Sirumalai Village and the

above Reserve Forests boundary.

Thence, the boundary turns towards south and runs

generally south west direction along the south west

boundaries of Survey Numbers 302, 303, 304, 310, 311,

856 and turns north east and runs along the north east

boundary of Survey Numbers 856 and then turns towards

south east direction and runs along the south west boundary

of Survey Numbers 312 and 313, thence turns towards

south west and runs along south west boundary of Survey

Numbers 855, 319, 320, 321, 322 and turns towards south

east direction and runs along south east boundaries of

Survey Numbers 322, 323, 324, 325, 326 and 327 then

it turns towards south west direction and runs along the

south west boundaries of Survey Numbers 350, 351, 352

and western southern boundaries of Survey Number 353

and southern boundaries of Survey Numbers 352 and 372

western, southern, eastern boundary of Survey Number 371

southern boundaries of Survey Numbers 349, 373, 374, 375

western, eastern boundary of Survey Number 859, southern

boundaries of Survey Numbers 376, 390, 391, 389, 394,

395 northeastern boundaries of Survey Numbers 396, 394,

389 and meets the tri-junction point of Survey Numbers

389, 746 and 695 (part) all of 93 Sirumalai Village.

East:-Thence, the boundary turns towards south and

runs along the western boundary of Survey Number 746,

western eastern boundary of Survey Number 845 and

western boundaries of Survey Numbers 746, 1204, 649

and eastern boundary of Survey Number 649 and southern

boundary of Survey Number 1206 western boundaries of

Survey Numbers 648, 1208, 1210 and meets the tri-junction

point of Survey Numbers 1210, 646 and 695 part all of

93 Sirumalai Village.

South:-Thence, the boundary turns towards west and

runs along northern boundary of Survey Numbers 646, 1211

and turns towards north and runs along the eastern boundary

of Survey Number 652, 647, northern boundary of Survey

Numbers 647, 652, 778 and 652 and turns towards north

and runs along western boundary of Survey Number 759

and meets the tri-junction point of Survey Numbers 759,

652 and 755 all of 93 Sirumalai Village.

West:-Thence, the boundary runs towards north east,

north west and west along the north east, north west and

northern boundary of Survey Number 755 and meets the

tri-junction point of Survey Numbers 755, 756/2 and 695

part Bit-I. Thence the boundary turns towards north and

runs along the eastern boundary of 695 and bit I and

western boundary of Survey Numbers 756/2, 695 part eastern

boundary of Survey Numbers 367, 369, 370 and 355 and

turns towards west and south runs along northern, western

boundary of Survey Number 355, western boundary of Survey

Number 370 and turns towards west and south runs along

northern and western boundary of Survey Number 356,

northern boundary of Survey Number 360 and turns towards

north, west and south runs along eastern, northern and

western boundary of Survey Number 357 western boundary

of Survey Numbers 361, 362 and turns towards west, runs

along northern boundary of Survey Number 358 and meets

the tri-junction point of Survey Numbers 358, 695 (part)

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and eastern boundary of Sirumalai north west slope block-3

Reserve Forest. Thence the boundary turns towards north

and runs generally north east along the eastern boundary

of Sirumalai north-west slope block-3 Reserve Forest, till

it reaches the starting point.

The following Patta lands and the Poromboke lands are

situated in the above four boundaries.

SI.

No.

Survey

Number

Extent in

Hectares

Classiﬁ cation

Remarks

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

354

1.64.0

Patta Number

624 Sundararasan

Chettiyar and

another one

650/1

0.30.0

Patta Number 64

S.Kandaswamy

650/2

1.29.5

Tharisu

651/1

1.19.5

Patta Number 408

P. Rengaraj and

another one

651/2

1.32.0

Tharisu

756/1

1.90.5

Patta Number 489

T. Mahindren

757/1

2.83.0

Tharisu

757/2

0.54.0

Kalvai

757/3

6.90.5

Patta Number 451

Rajasekaran

10.

758/1

4.95.5

Patta Number

102 Sri.La.Sri.

Kanchi Kamakodi

Peedathipathi

Jakathguru

Sankarachariyare

Swamikal

11.

758/2

1.34.5

Odai

12.

824/1

1.61.0

Patta Number 489

T. Mahindren

13.

824/2

7.81.5

Patta Number 276

M. Thangaraj

14.

827

5.68.0

Patta Number 5

T.R. Annalakshmi

Ammal

15.

828

10.43.0

Patta Number 297

I. Dhanalakshmi

16.

844/1

5.89.0

Patta Number

318 K.K.

Thulasiyammal

Total

59.12.0

*G.P

Government Poromboke

*R.D.

Ryotwari Developed

*G.DD

Government Dry and Developed

The Survey Number excluded from Sirumalai West Forest

Block-I Bit-IV

SI. No.

Survey Number

(1)

(2)

354

650/1

650/2

651/1

651/2

756/1

757/1

757/2

757/3

10.

758/1

11.

758/2

12.

824/1

13.

824/2

14.

827

15.

828

16.

844/1

Part-II

North.-The boundary starts from the tri-junction of

Survey Numbers 746, 851 and 695 (part) of 93, Sirumalai

Village, runs towards east along Survey Number 851 then

turns towards south west and north runs along western,

southern and eastern boundary of Survey Number 846

eastern boundaries of Survey Numbers 409, 407, 408

and turns towards east along the southern boundary of

Survey Number 412 and turns towards south, runs along

the western boundary of Survey Numbers 411, 410, along

western, southern and eastern boundary of Survey Number

870, southern boundary of Survey Number 429 south east

boundary of Survey Numbers 426, 444, 445, 1106, 1108,

1109 and meets the tri-junction point of Survey Numbers

1109, 111 and 695 (part) all of Sirumalai Village.

East.-Thence, the boundary turns towards south and runs

along the western boundary of Survey Numbers 1111 and

1091, then turns towards west along the northern boundary

of Survey Number 1090, then turns towards north, west and

south along the eastern, northern and western boundary of

Survey Number 873 western boundary of Survey Number

1089 northern and western boundary of Survey Number 635

western and southern boundary of Survey Number 1088

and meets the four junction point of Survey Numbers 1088,

1087, 1086 and 695 (part) of Sirumalai Village.

Thence, the boundary turns towards south along the

western boundary of Survey Number 1086 turns towards

west, south and east along the northern, western, southern

boundary of Survey Number 632, southern boundary of

Survey Number 631 and meets the tri-junction point of

Survey Numbers 631, 630 and 695 (part) of Sirumalai

Village. Thence the boundary turns towards south runs

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along western boundary of Survey Numbers 630, 1105

turns towards west, along the northern boundary of Survey

Numbers 747, 751/2, 751/1 , 752/1 then turns towards south

runs along western boundary of Survey Numbers 752/1,

751/1 and along southern boundary of Survey Number 751/1,

north east boundary of Survey Number 751/2, southern

and south western boundary of Survey Number 747, and

meets the tri-junction point of Survey Numbers 747, 1147

and 695 (part) of Sirumalai Village.

South:-Thence, the boundary turns towards west and

runs along northern boundary of Survey Numbers 1147,

699, 1225, 1224, 1223, 1224 and meets the four junction

point of Survey Numbers 1224, 1220, 636 and 695 (part)

of all Sirumalai village. Then the boundary turns towards

north and runs along eastern boundary of Survey Numbers

636, 638, 639 and turns towards west and south and runs

along northen and western boundary of Survey Number 639,

western boundary of Survey Numbers 637, 636, 1220 and

meets the tri-junction point of Survey Numbers 1220, 1219

and 695 (part) all of Sirumalai Village.

West:-Thence, the boundary turns towards north and runs

along the eastern boundary of Survey Numbers 1219, 1209,

1208 southern eastern and northern boundary of Survey

Number 1207, northern boundary of Survey Number 1208,

eastern boundary of Survey Numbers 648, 1205, 746 and

meets the starting tri-junction point.

The following Patta lands and the Poromboke lands are

situated in the above four boundaries.

SI.

No.

Survey

Number

Extent

Hectare

Classiﬁ cation

Remarks

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

430

1.30.5

Patta Number 298

A. Dhanalakshmi

431

0.70.5

Patta Number 384

E. Palani Ambalam

432

0.10.0

Patta Number

167 Baby (A)

Sarojiniammal

433

0.52.0

Patta Number 365

P. Paramanambalam

434/1

1.31.0

Patta Number 120

K. Kothandam (a)

Nagarajan

434/2

0.41.5

435/1

2.59.0

Patta Number 254

K. Sethuraman

435/2

0.45.5

436/1

1.15.5

Patta Number 223

K. Subbarayalu

Naidu

436/2

0.31.0

Patta Number 709

Subbarayalu Naidu

and another one

437/1

0.43.0

Tharisu

SI.

No.

Survey

Number

Extent

Hectare

Classiﬁ cation

Remarks

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

437/2

0.85.5

Patta Number 591

E. Alagarsamy and

another one

438

0.24.0

Patta Number 564

R. Vengadasamy

Naidu

439/1

0.31.0

Patta Number 431

P. Perumalammal

439/2

0.33.0

AWL Tharisu

439/3

0.07.0

Malai

440/1

2.07.0

Patta Number 648

A. Dhinagarajan and

another one

440/2

0.24.0

Patta Number 465

N. Ramakrishnan

440/3

0.54.0

Kadu

441/1

0.55.5

Patta Number 564

R. Vengadasamy

Naidu

441/2

0.33.0

442

9.64.0

Patta Number 397

B. Thurairaj and

three others

443

2.27.0

Patta Number 703

Santhana Krishnan

and two others

640/1

1.38.5

Patta Number 727

S. Ramakrishnan

and two others

641

2.23.5

Patta Number 100

L. Kannaiah Naidu

642/1

0.48.0

Patta Number 209

K. Sundararaj Naidu

642/2

0.24.5

Tharisu

643/1

0.48.0

Patta Number 408

R. Pitchal Naidu

643/2

0.22.0

Patta Number 408

R. Pitchal Naidu

643/3

1.01.5

Tharisu

644

3.39.5

Patta Number 753

A. Andal and three

others

645/1

0.36.0

Patta Number 209

K. Sundararaj Naidu

645/2

0.29.5

Tharisu

766

1.30.0

Kadu

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SI.

No.

Survey

Number

Extent

Hectare

Classiﬁ cation

Remarks

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

768/1

0.15.5

Patta Number 408

R. Pitchal Naidu

848/1

0.79.5

Kadu

848/2

1.21.0

Patta Number 31

P. Alagarsamy

849/1

0.65.0

Patta Number 591

P.R. AlagarSamy

and another one

849/2

1.56.5

Patta Number 678

V.N. Rangasamy

and another one

849/3

0.40.5

Kadu

852

0.30.0

Patta Number 762

V. Pushpam & ﬁ ve

others

871

3.99.5

Kadu

872/2

2.08.0

Patta Number 167

Baby (A) Sarojini

874

11.01.0

Patta Number 741

Alagarsamy and two

others

1085

5.85.0

Tharisu

875/1

2.12.5

Patta Number 741

T. Alagarsamy and

two others

875/2

1.32.5

Kadu

875/3

5.48.5

Patta Number 741

T. Alagarsamy and

two others

1080

2.00.5

Tharisu

1081

0.78.0

Tharisu

1082

0.56.5

Tharisu

1083

1.59.5

Tharisu

1084

1.32.5

Tharisu

1221

2.09.5

Tharisu

1222

3.43.0

Tharisu

763

0.68.0

Tharisu

850/1

0.49.5

Kadu

850/2

4.25.5

Kadu

*G.P

Government Poromboke

*R.D.

Ryotwari Developed

*G.DD

Government Dry and Developed

*G. UAWL

Government UnAssessed Waste

Land

*G.D.

Government Dry

*R.D.D

Ryotwari – Dry and Developed

The Survey Number excluded from Sirumalai West Forest

Block-I Bit-IV

SI. No.

Survey

Number

(1)

(2)

430

431

432

433

434/1

434/2

435/1

435/2

436/1

436/2

437/1

437/2

438

439/1

439/2

439/3

440/1

440/2

440/3

441/1

441/2

442

443

640/1

641

642/1

642/2

643/1

643/2

643/3

644

645/1

645/2

766

768/1

848/1

848/2

849/1

849/2

849/3

852

871

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[Part II—Sec. 2

SI. No.

Survey

Number

(1)

(2)

872/2

874

1085

875/1

875/2

875/3

1080

1081

1082

1083

1084

1221

1222

763

850/1

850/2

Part-III

North:-The boundary starts from the tri-junction point of

Survey Numbers 1148, 699 and 695 (part), the boundary

runs generally towards east along the southern boundaries

of Survey Numbers 1147, 747 and meets the tri-junction

point of Survey Numbers 747, 775 and 695 (part) all of

Sirumalai Village.

East:-Thence, the boundary turns towards south and

runs along the western boundary of Survey Number 775

and meets the tri-junction point of Survey Numbers 775,

691 and 695 (part) all of Sirumalai Village.

South:-Thence, the boundary turns towards west and

runs along the northern boundary of Survey Number 691

and meets the four junction point of Survey Numbers 691,

1150, 1149 and 695 (part) of all Sirumalai Village.

West:-Thence, the boundary turns towards north and

runs along the eastern boundary of Survey Number 1149

and south eastern boundary of Survey Number 1148 and

reaches the starting point.

Admitted Rights

Cart Track Number 1:-

A cart track starts from the Sirumalai Village runs from

Western boundary runs towards West then slightly towards

Northern West then from there runs towards west then

slightly towards Southern West then towards South turns

towards South reaches the Northern boundary of Survey

Number 355. The magnetic bearings are from Station Number

1 to 40. The length of this cart track is 937.0 meters

width 3.0 meter. A pathway starts from Station Number 31

runs towards West and turns South West direction reaches

Sirumalai North west slope Block 3 boundary. The magnetic

bearings of the track are from Station Numbers 31, 41-44.

The length of pathway is 142.2 meters with a width of 3.00

meter. This pathway connects Sirumalai Pudur to Vadakattu

Pathway connection.

Station

Magnetic bearing

in degree

Distance

From

Links

Meters

253°00'

113

22.8

290°00'

173

34.8

247°00'

214

43.0

279°00'

176

35.4

303°00'

16.0

287°00'

106

21.4

291°00'

19.4

292°00'

130

26.2

269°00'

15.4

324°00'

8.8

274°00'

18.6

258°00'

204

41.0

237°00'

12.8

248°00'

128

25.8

231°00'

145

29.2

229°00'

15.8

250°00'

146

29.4

266°00'

15.4

283°00'

113

22.8

264°00'

109

22.0

272°00'

107

21.6

246°00'

109

22.0

237°00'

162

32.6

218°00'

143

28.8

242°00'

17.2

268°00'

106

21.4

272°00'

136

27.4

256°00'

155

31.2

249°00'

129

26.0

196°00'

18.4

212°00'

115

23.2

205°00'

122

24.6

197°00'

132

26.6

200°00'

17.0

221°00'

143

28.8

204°00'

113

22.8

196°00'

18.2

210°00'

18.8

249°00'

20.0

End

269°00'

14.4

234°00'

140

28.2

232°00'

149

30.0

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735

Station

Magnetic bearing

in degree

Distance

From

Links

Meters

235°00'

149

30.0

231°00'

134

27.0

End

230°00'

134

27.0

Total

1079.20

The public are permitted to use the existing cart track

in its direction.

Cart Track Number 2:-

There is a Cart Track with a width of 3.0 meter starts

from north boundary of Survey Number 647 of Village Number

93 Sirumalai runs towards north direction then turns towards

north east direction and ends with magnetic bearing Station

Number 19. The length of the Cart Track is 887.0 meter.

A pathway starts from west boundary of Survey Number

746 of Village Number 93, Sirumalai, runs towards south

west direction from the magnetic bearing Station Number 19

and towards south west direction and reaches “Velli Malai

Kovil”. The length of pathway is 882.40 meters, width 3.0

meter. This pathway connected Augesthiyarpuram to Velli

Malai Kovil Pathway.The magnetic bearing station 1 to 34

are given below:-

Station

Magnetic bearing

in degree

Distance

From

Links

Meters

82°00'

20.0

98°00'

194

39.0

111°00'

254

51.2

103°00'

301

60.6

63°00'

321

64.6

38°00'

211

42.4

19°00'

431

86.8

10°00'

272

54.8

20°00'

204

41.0

2°00'

170

34.2

29°00'

141

28.4

16°00'

298

60.0

12°00'

343

69.0

24°00'

257

51.8

6°00'

196

39.4

16°00'

212

42.6

4°00'

164

33.0

26°00'

203

40.8

End

25°00'

136

27.4

Total

887

199°00'

126

25.4

289°00'

497

100.0

203°00'

14.0

Station

Magnetic bearing

in degree

Distance

From

Links

Meters

289°00'

284

57.2

249°00'

697

140.2

244°00'

124

25.0

226°00'

204

41.0

244°00'

16.8

225°00'

211

42.4

254°00'

13.8

226°00'

142

28.6

207°00'

122

24.6

195°00'

101

20.4

217°00'

144

29.0

205°00'

12.0

231°00'

11.6

195°00'

10.4

89°00'

7.8

245°00'

13.6

167°00'

8.2

112°00'

9.4

241°00'

15.0

135°00'

8.2

84°00'

15.0

237°00'

17.4

261°00'

18.6

184°00'

189

38.0

175°00'

15.2

176°00'

10.6

128°00'

18.8

0°00'

11.0

92°00'

154

31.0

93°00'

18.0

End

103°00'

14.2

Total

882.4

The public are permitted to use the existing cart track

in its direction.

Cart Track Number 3:-

There is a Cart Track with a width of 3.0 meter

starts from South boundary of Survey Number 1206 of

Village Number 93, Sirumalai towards South direction and

turns South East and south direction and reaches the West

boundary of Survey Number 1210. The length of the Cart

Track is 2571.0 meters. The magnetic bearings of the station

1 to 44 are given below. This cart track is a continutaion

of Pudur to Thenmalai Ooradi Cart track:-

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[Part II—Sec. 2

Station

Magnetic bearing

in degree

Distance

From

Links

Meters

175°00'

507

102.0

155°00'

383

77.0

129°00'

178

35.8

140°00'

236

47.4

174°00'

242

48.6

150°00'

228

45.8

181°00'

241

48.4

174°00'

246

49.4

187°00'

329

66.2

193°00'

198

39.8

196°00'

366

73.6

198°00'

341

68.6

190°00'

296

59.6

176°00'

179

36.0

168°00'

124

25.0

159°00'

125

25.2

172°00'

139

28.0

180°00'

378

75.0

195°00'

235

47.2

209°00'

355

71.4

204°00'

328

66.0

187°00'

661

133.0

200°00'

147

29.6

208°00'

232

46.6

210°00'

269

54.2

201°00'

708

142.4

195°00'

196

39.4

183°00'

216

43.4

170°00'

202

40.6

178°00'

163

32.8

193°00'

269

54.2

179°00'

382

76.8

190°00'

168

33.8

199°00'

203

40.8

192°00'

561

112.8

198°00'

507

102.0

184°00'

269

54.2

19°00'

155

31.2

Station

Magnetic bearing

in degree

Distance

From

Links

Meters

160°00'

308

62.0

168°00'

263

53.0

173°00'

593

119.4

178°00'

114

23.0

130°00'

242

48.6

End

148°00'

304

61.2

Total

2571

The public are permitted to use the existing cart track

in its direction.

Cart Track Number 4:-

There is a Cart Track with a width of 3.0 meter starts

from East boundary of Survey Number 408 of Village Number

93, Sirumalai turns towards west and then turns towards

South direction. Then turns to East direction and meets

the West boundary of Survey Number 426. The length of

cart track is 1750.60 meters. The magnetic bearing station

1 to 58 are given below:-

Station

Magnetic bearing

in degree

Distance

From

Links

Meters

149°00'

110

22.2

181°00'

17.2

160°00'

6.0

202°00'

105

21.2

272°00'

8.2

217°00'

168

33.8

193°00'

12.0

173°00'

245

49.2

199°00'

104

21.0

183°00'

134

27.0

173°00'

213

42.8

195°00'

266

53.6

180°00'

154

31.0

194°00'

117

23.6

178°00'

14.0

209°00'

116

23.4

178°00'

287

57.8

185°00'

101

20.4

111°00'

10.2

191°00'

19.2

256°00'

110

22.2

166°00'

146

29.4

155°00'

176

35.4

May 25, 2022]

TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE

737

Station

Magnetic bearing

in degree

Distance

From

Links

Meters

172°00'

134

27.0

197°00'

104

21.0

148°00'

106

21.4

105°00'

18.0

227°00'

8.6

155°00'

9.8

111°00'

8.2

151°00'

8.2

130°00'

165

33.2

135°00'

18.0

113°00'

119

24.0

109°00'

205

41.2

95°00'

165

33.2

75°00'

205

41.2

75°00'

268

54.0

131°00'

134

27.0

166°00'

107

21.6

122°00'

19.6

107°00'

330

66.4

103°00'

440

88.6

119°00'

188

37.8

96°00'

155

31.2

108°00'

194

39.0

80°00'

19.2

94°00'

269

54.2

100°00'

145

29.2

100°00'

276

55.6

99°00'

173

34.8

105°00'

138

27.8

104°00'

105

21.2

85°00'

422

85.0

106°00'

177

35.6

128°00'

114

23.0

170°00'

15.8

End

118°00'

250

50.2

Total

1750.60

The public are permitted to use the existing cart track

in its direction.

Cart Track Number 5:-

There is a Cart Tack with a width of 3.0 meter starts from

the Eastern boundary of Survey Number 874 of Sirumalai

Village 93 it runs towards North East direction and then

towards Northern direction and then turns towards West and

reaches the Eastern boundary of Survey Number 442. This

path is the continuity path of Village Puthur to Pasalikattu

path (Kambiliam Parai). Then length of this cart track is

1001.60 meter. The magnetic bearings of the station 1 to

37 are given below:-

Station

Magnetic bearing in

degree

Distance

From

Links

Meters

12°00'

191

38.4

8°00'

114

23.0

25°00'

182

36.6

34°00'

102

20.6

45°00'

179

36.0

21°00'

9.4

37°00'

137

27.6

30°00'

110

22.2

41°00'

103

20.8

20°00'

161

32.4

17°00'

195

39.2

3°00'

124

25.0

344°00'

172

34.6

357°00'

167

33.6

15°00'

164

33.0

6°00'

169

13.8

19°00'

163

12.6

339°00'

160

12.0

315°00'

165

13.0

352°00'

135

27.2

345°00'

17.2

11°00'

156

31.4

27°00'

154

31.0

15°00'

292

58.8

8°00'

262

52.8

0°00'

112

22.6

33°00'

239

48.0

36°00'

138

27.8

17°00'

10.6

331°00'

19.4

318°00'

18.0

354°00'

102

20.6

305°00'

112

22.6

33°00'

141

28.4

22°00'

10.8

352°00'

227

45.6

End

90°00'

124

25.0

Total

1001.60

The public are permitted to use the existing cart track

in its direction.

738

TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE

[Part II—Sec. 2

Cart Track Number 6:-

There is a Cart Track width 3.0 meter starts from

the Northern boundary of Survey Number 1220 and Southern

boundary of Survey Number 636 of Sirumalai Village Number

93 it runs towards Northern East along Northern East and

from there towards North along North then towards East

along East and then from then towards Northern East along

Northern East and then towards North along North reaches

the Southern boundary of Survey Number 874. The magnetic

bearing station is 1 to 72. This path is the continuity path

of Kosavam Parai to Pasalikattu Path (Kambilian Parai).

The length of this Cart Track is 2034.8 meters.

Station

Magnetic

bearing in

degree

Distance

From

Links

Meters

128°00'

201

40.4

115°00'

209

42.0

84°00'

18.2

93°00'

16.8

83°00'

158

31.8

73°00'

145

29.2

78°00'

130

26.2

96°00'

118

23.8

99°00'

107

21.6

81°00'

19.4

92°00'

105

21.2

98°00'

308

62.0

83°00'

130

26.2

96°00'

124

25.0

98°00'

127

25.6

53°00'

109

22.0

24°00'

226

45.4

59°00'

141

28.4

92°00'

185

37.2

106°00'

208

41.8

91°00'

246

49.4

52°00'

181

36.4

57°00'

148

29.8

52°00'

333

67.0

43°00'

107

21.6

8°00'

181

36.4

356°00'

17.2

59°00'

131

26.4

49°00'

197

39.6

325°00'

10.0

281°00'

109

22.0

298°00'

109

22.0

Station

Magnetic

bearing in

degree

Distance

From

Links

Meters

315°00'

129

26.0

295°00'

20.0

309°00'

278

56.0

356°00'

11.6

37°00'

252

50.8

28°00'

120

24.2

356°00'

15.2

297°00'

17.8

26°00'

192

38.6

18°00'

131

26.4

26°00'

13.6

67°00'

17.2

23°00'

172

34.6

0°00'

197

39.6

31°00'

18.6

54°00'

149

30.0

62°00'

117

23.6

41°00'

174

35.0

63°00'

17.2

18°00'

147

29.6

61°00'

20.6

49°00'

134

27.0

69°00'

118

23.8

109°00'

145

29.2

114°00'

14.0

151°00'

9.6

168°00'

104

21.0

132°00'

18.4

120°00'

136

27.4

90°00'

12.4

35°00'

14.2

14°00'

12.6

42°00'

141

28.4

32°00'

177

35.6

16°00'

162

32.6

334°00'

134

27.0

341°00'

130

26.2

342°00'

185

37.2

347°00'

256

51.6

End

12°00'

191

38.4

Total

2034.80

The public are permitted to use the existing cart track

in its direction.

May 25, 2022]

TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE

739

Foot Path:-

There is a Foot path width 1 meter. It starts from the

Western boundary of Survey Number 778 and Western side

of Survey Number 695 (part) runs towards Southern direction

then turns Western direction, then Southern direction and

reaches the Northen Part of Survey Number 695 part Bit-I.

The length of this foot path is 234.0 meter. The magnetic

bearing station is 1 to 7.

Station

Magnetic bearing

in degree

Distance

From

Links

Meters

137

138

227°00'

111

22.4

138

139

228°00'

191

38.4

139

140

265°00'

130

26.2

140

141

284°00'

16.8

141

142

272°00'

419

83.8

142

143

226°00'

231

46.4

Total

234.0

The public are permitted to use the existing Foot Path

in its direction.

(Claim Number 14/78):-

One,

Thiru.

Lakshmana

Perumal,

S/o.

Ganapathiyapillai, who claimed 15.65 Acres of land in

Survey Number 695 (part) vide Claim Number 14/78 was

rejected by the Forest Settlement Oﬃ cer ﬁ rst. Since the

petitioner has approached the District Court, Dindigul (CMA

Nos. 90/1982 and 20/1985) as per the Court directions,

the Forest Settlement Oﬃ cer has allowed the claim and

excluded the area from reservation.

Nagarkoodal Forest Block-IV in Dharmapuri District

[G.O. Ms. No. 85, Environment, Climate Change - Forest

(FR.14), 2nd May 2022,

[No. II(2)/ECCF/400/2022.-In exercise of the powers

conferred by Section 16 of the Tamil Nadu Forest Act,

1882 (Tamil Nadu Act V of 1882), the Governor of

Tamil Nadu hereby declares that the area, the boundaries

of which are speciﬁ ed in the Schedule below, as reserved

forest with eﬀ ect on and from 08.06.2022.

Tඐඍ Sඋඐඍඌඝඔඍ.

Name of

the District

Dharmapuri

Name of

the Taluk

Dharmapuri

Number

and Name

of the

Village

11, Nagarkoodal

Name of

the Forest

Block

Nagarkoodal Forest Block-IV

Survey

Number

and Extent

Extent (in

Hectare)

87/1

38.97.5

87/3

0.95.0

Total Extent

of the Area

39.92.5 Hectares

BOUNDARIES.

North.-The boundary of this block starts from the

junction point of Survey Numbers 129, 130, 77 and 87/1 of

No. 11, Nagarkoodal village and generally runs towards east

along the southern sides of Survey Numbers 77, 81 and

82, southern (part) side of Survey Number 83 and reaches

the junction point of Survey Numbers 83, 417 and 87/1 of

No. 11, Nagarkoodal Village.

East.-Thence, the boundary generally runs towards south

along the northern (part), western and southern sides of

Survey Number 417 and meets the common village boundary

of No. 11, Nagarkoodal village and No. 14, Balajangamanahlli

Village. Thence, the boundary runs towards south through

the common Village boundary and reaches the northeast

corner of Survey Number 84. Thence, the boundary runs

along the northern, western and southern sides of Survey

Number 84 of No. 11, Nagarkoodal Village and again

meets the above said common Village boundary. Thence,

the boundary line runs (through the above common Village

boundary) along the eastern sides of Survey Number

87/2 (road) and 87/3 and reaches the junction point of

Survey Numbers 87/3, 282 and the above common village

boundary. (All the above said Survey Numbers are belongs to

No. 11, Nagarkoodal Village).

South and west:-Thence, the boundary generally runs

towards Northwest along the east western side of Survey

Numbers 282, 89 and northern sides of Survey Numbers 89

and 90 and western and northern sides of Survey Number

90 and meets the tri-junction point of Survey Numbers 90,

121 and 87/1 and thence, the boundary turns towards north

and runs along eastern side of Survey Number 121, eastern

and northern sides of Survey Number 122, east corner point

of Survey Number 123, eastern side of Survey Number 129

and reaches the starting point. (All the above said Survey

Numbers are belonging to No. 11, Nagarkoodal Village.

Note:

The patta lands in Survey Number 85 and 88 of

No. 11, Nagarkoodal Village are enclosures of this

forest block.

Survey Number 87/2 of No. 11, Nagarkoodal village is

the Nallampalli-Indur Highway Road. This Road runs

between the Survey Number 87/1 and 87/3. The extent

of this Road (0.80.0 hectares) is not included in the

forest block.

740

TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE

[Part II—Sec. 2

ADMITTED RIGHTS:

The following two rights are allowed in this forest block.

Foot path No.1:-The starting point of the foot path (A1)

is located on the common village boundary of No.11,

Nagarkoodal and No.14, Balajangamanahalli villages at a

distance of 214.800 metre from the junction point of Survey

Numbers 87/3 and 282 of No. 11, Nagarkoodal village towards

north east road and the above road runs through this forest

block to a distance of 31.60 metres and reaches the station

(B1) in east side of Survey Number 85. The width of this

foot path is allowed for 12.00 metres.

The magnetic measurement and distance are as follows:

Station

Magnetic readings

(Degree)

Distance (Metre)

A1-B1

303°

31.60

Foot path No.2:-The foot path starting from the east corner

of Survey Number 122 of No. 11, Nagarkoodal village in

station (A2) and runs through this forest block to a distance

of 35.20 metres and reaches the station (B2) in the west

side of Survey Number 88. The width of this foot path is

allowed for 12.00 metres.

The magnetic measurement and distance are as follows:

Station

Magnetic readings

(Degree)

Distance (Metre)

A2-B2

135°30'

35.20

SUPRIYA SAHU,

Additonal Chief Secretary to Government.

HOME DEPARTMENT

Award of the Fire Service Medal for Gallantry and Fire

Service Medal for Meritorious Service on the occasion

of the Independence Day, 2021.

[Letter No.HSC.1/26-6/2021, Home (SC), 4th May 2022]

No. II(2)/HO/401/2022. The following Notiﬁ cation of the

Government of India President’s Secretariat, New Delhi, the

15th August, 2021 is republished:-

No.185-Pres/2022 – The President is pleased to award

the Fire Service Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned

Oﬃ cials of Tamil Nadu Fire & Rescue Servicers:-

(i)

Sh. Ponesakki Esakkiraja

Fireman

(ii)

Sh. Rajandran Gunasekarapandian

Fireman

(iii)

Sh. Shanmugasamy Santhana Sekar

Fireman

(iv)

Sh. Murugaiah Jeevanandham

Fireman

(v)

Sh. Mohaideen Mohamed Firthous

Fireman

(vi)

Sh. Chandran Loganathan

Fireman

Fireman Sh. Ponesakki Esakkiraja, Sh. Rajandran

Gunasekarapandian, Sh. Shanmugasamy Santhana Sekar,

Sh. Murugaiah Jeevanandham, Sh. Mohaideen Mohamed

Firthous and Sh. Chandran Loganathan were working in

Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Services during the year 2020.

On 06.01.2021 at 08.45 hours, the Marina rescue

team on patrolling was alerted by a ﬁ sherman Sh. Sateesh

regarding toppling of a ﬁ shing boat. Immediately, the Marina

Commandos Fireman Sh. P. Esakkiraja, Sh. R. Gunasekara

Pandiyan and Sh. Santhanasekar put on their life jackets and

jumped into the sea with Life Buoys to save the ﬁ shermen.

The crew found that the damaged ﬁ shing net got entangled

in the propeller of the toppled ﬁ shing boat. A huge wave

once again slammed the boat and toppled it again leaving

the ﬁ shermen injured beneath the net. They found that

ﬁ shermen were struggling to save their life. Fireman Sh.

P. Esakkiraja and Sh. R. Gunasekarapandiyan found that

Sh. Jayaseelan was wounded in the arm, and ﬁ nding it

diﬃ cult to swim with one hand. The two Firemen immediately

helped him with Life Buoy and supported him to swim to

the shore. Meanwhile, Fireman Sh. S. Santhanasekar and

M. Jeevanantham went to rescue Fishermen Arumugam who

was losing his consciousness. He was almost drown in the

entangled net. On seeing this, Fireman Sh. S. Santhanasekar

and Sh. M. Jeevanantham went into deep water, removed the

entangled net on Arumugam, in the process of which they

too got entangled and after much struggle, and with the help

of the guideline thrown by Fireman Sh. C. Loganathan they

rescued themselves and Fisherman Sh. Arumugam. He was

then taken to the shore and was given Cardio Pulmonary

Resuscitation (CPR). Later crew again swam into the water

to rescue ﬁ shermen who were caught in water current.

Fireman Sh. S. Santhanasekar, Sh. M. Jeevanantham and

Sh. M. Mohammed Firdhose threw Life Buoys and Rescue

Tube to the victims and Fireman Sh. P. Esakkiraja and Sh.

R. Gunasekarapandiyan took the guideline and tied it to the

life buoys of the victims and swam beside them guiding

to the shore as they were in a state of panic. Meanwhile,

Fireman Sh. C. Loganathan pulled them to the shore. After,

much struggle, the Commando Firemen managed to rescue

ﬁ ve ﬁ shermen namely Sh Arumugam, Sh Mahindran, Sh

Madhan, Sh. Murugan and Sh. Jayaseelam.

Firemen Sh. Ponesakki Esakkiraja, Sh. Rajandran

Gunasekarapandian, Sh. Shanmugasamy Santhana Sekar,

Sh. Murugaiah Jeevanandham, Sh. Mohaideen Mohamed

Firthous and Sh. Chandran Loganathan thus displayed

conspicuous gallantry, exemplary courage, professional

expertise, and devotion to duty of a very high order.

These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 3(i)

of the Rules governing the award of Fire Service Medal for

Gallantry and consequently carries with it special allowance

admissible under rule 5(a) w.e.f. 06.01.2021

S.M. Sඉඕඑ

Under Secretary.

S.K. PRABAKAR,

Additional chief Secretary to Government.

May 25, 2022]

TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE

741

[Letter No. HSC.1/26-6/2021, Home (SC), 4th May 2022]

No. II(2)/HO/402/2022.-The following Notiﬁ cation of the

Government of India President’s Secretariat, New Delhi, the

15th August, 2021 is republished:-

No.189-Pres/2022 – The President is pleased on the

occasion of the Independence Day, 2021 to award the

Fire Service Medal for Meritorious Service to the under

mentioned oﬃ cers:-

28. Sh. Chinnaiah Pillai Govindarajan,

Station Oﬃ cer (Transport),

Tamil Nadu.

29. Sh. Subramanian Vasan,

Driver Mechanic,

Tamil Nadu.

30. Sh. Arumugam Kannan,

Fireman Driver,

Tamil Nadu.

31. Sh. Govindarajalu Paramasivam,

Fireman,

Tamil Nadu.

32. Sh. Kadarkkarai Murugaraj,

Fireman,

Tamil Nadu.

2. These awards are made under Rule 3(ii) of the rules

governing the Award of Fire Service Medal for Meritorious

Service.

S.M. Sඉඕඑ,

Under Secretary.

S.K. PRABAKAR,

Additional Chief Secretary to Government.

Constitution of an Additional District Court at Udumalpet

in Tiruppur District under the Tamil Nadu Civil

Courts Act.

[G.O. Ms. No. 218, Home (Courts-III), 10th May 2022,

No.

II(2)/HO/403/2022.-In

exercise

the

powers

conferred by Section 3-A of the Tamil Nadu Civil Courts

Act, 1873 (Central Act III of 1873) the Governor of

Tamil Nadu, hereby appoints one Additional District Judge

to the Principal District Court at Tiruppur for the purpose

of posting as the Judge of the Additional District Court at

Udumalpet and also alters the number of District Judges

and Additional District Judges to be appointed to the said

District Court as seven with eﬀ ect from the date on which

the said Additional District Judge, Udumalpet assumes charge

of the Additional District Court at Udumalpet.

Appointment of Dr. A.D. Maria Clete, Additional District

Judge & Presiding Oﬃ cer, Principal Special Court

under E.C. Act, Chennai posted as Chairman, State

Transport Appellate Tribunal, Chennai under the Motor

Vehicles Act.

[G.O. (D). No. 645, Home (Transport-IV)), 10th May 2022,

No.

II(2)/HO/404/2022.-In

exercise

the

powers

conferred by sub-section (2) of Section 89 of the Motor

Vehicles Act, 1988 (Central Act 59 of 1988) the Governor of

Tamil Nadu hereby appoints Dr. A.D. Maria Clete, Additional

District Judge & Presiding Oﬃ cer, Principal Special Court

under E.C. Act, Chennai on transfer and posting as Chairman,

State Transport Appellate Tribunal, Chennai in the existing

vacancy.

Grant of Licence to Grant Certiﬁ cates of Marriage

between Indian Christians under the Indian Christian

Marriage Act.

[G.O. (4D). No. 25, Home (Courts.VI-A), 2nd May 2022,

No.

II(2)/HO/405/2022.-In

exercise

the

powers

conferred by section 6 of the Indian Christian Marriage Act,

1872 (Central Act XV of 1872), the Governor of Tamil Nadu

hereby grants a licence to Pastor. A. Anburaj S/o. Allimuthu,

residing at T.P.M. Opposite to Hero Honda Showroom,

Imperial Road (Chidambaram Main Road), Chellankuppam,

Cuddalore District to solemnize marriages within the territories

comprising the State of Tamil Nadu in accordance with the

provisions of the said Act.

NOTIFICATION-II

[G.O. (4D). No. 25, Home (Courts.VI-A), 2nd May 2022,

No.

II(2)/HO/406/2022.-In

exercise

the

powers

conferred by Section 9 of the Indian Christian Marriage Act,

1872 (Central Act XV of 1872), the Governor of Tamil Nadu

hereby grants a licence to Pastor. A. Anburaj, S/o. Allimuthu,

residing at T.P.M. Opposite to Hero Honda Showroom,

Imperial Road (Chidambaram Main Road), Chellankuppam,

Cuddalore District authorising him to grant certiﬁ cates of

marriage between Indian Christians, in accordance with the

provisions of the said Act, within the territories comprising

the State of Tamil Nadu.

S.K. PRABAKAR,

Additional Chief Secretary to Government.

Disputes between Workmen and Managements referred

to Labour Courts for Adjudication.

No. II(2)/LWSD/407/2022.

May 25, 2022]

TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE

743

XIV

Preparation and Description of Lands taken over for

Revenue Settement Work in Naraikinaru Village in

Rasipuram Taluk in Namakkal District.

No. II(2)/REVDM/411/2022.

I. General

The Revenue Settlement work (hereinafter, "the work")

shall be undertaken by the Revenue Divisional Oﬃ cer,

Namakkal specially appointed for the purpose of conducting

this work under the supervision of the Director of Survey

and Settlement, Chennai. The main object of the work is to

classify the lands as Ryoti or Government; classify the soil,

determine Taram and levy assessment; and issue patta to

actual and lawful cultivators / occupants on ryoti lands, in the

area speciﬁ ed in Annexure-I to this notiﬁ cation, on par with

other parts of this village and adjoining Revenue Villages after

conducting a detailed ﬁ eld inspection and adopting settlement

processes by Revenue Divisional Oﬃ cer, Namakkal, subject

to the modiﬁ cations explained below. Simultaneously, the

Settlement Records will be prepared and handed over for

District Administration for maintenance.

II. Settlement Process

(i) All the lands at the disposal of the Government

which are now used or required for Communal/Public or

Government purpose shall be registered as Porambokes.

(ii) The un-occupied lands at the disposal of the

Government shall be registered as 'Government-waste/Tarisu'

or 'Government-Vacant site'. These lands may be assigned

as per Assignment rules/RSO and any other rules in force,

subject to the levy of revisable rates of assessment/ground

rent.

(iii) All the lands now used for cultivation purposes shall

be classiﬁ ed as Wet or Dry or Manavari, as per their irrigation

sources and levied assessment. Before determining such

classes, the wishes of the ayacutdarars/ enjoyers of the

respective ﬁ elds, villagers shall ordinarily be ascertained and

considered. The ryoti lands shall be classiﬁ ed accordingly

based on the enjoyment of the claimants for atleast

12 years prior to the date of publication of this notiﬁ cation

in Tamil Nadu Government Gazette and it must be veriﬁ ed

properly.

(iv) The lands used for dwelling purposes will be settled

as per the Natham Settlement notiﬁ cation published in

G.O.1971, Revenue Department dated 14.10.1988 and the

amendments thereon. Also, the Ground rent shall be levied

as laid down in that notiﬁ cation.

(v) When the agricultural lands are converted into building

sites or used for non- agricultural purposes, they shall be

subject to the levy of permanent non revisable manai rates

as laid down in the Natham Settlement notiﬁ cation published

in G.O.1971, Revenue Department dated 14.10.1988 or the

prevailing rates, with eﬀ ect from the fasli year in which

such conversions take place.

(vi) Channels, path and other similar Porambokes, not

exceeding 20 links in width, shall be shown as 'Details',

except in special cases such as building sites or Assigned /

Alienated lands. The inclusion of Poramboke land in such

registered holdings does not alter the tenure of such land

or confer any right over such land on the registered holders

in whose ﬁ elds the Poramboke land is included and the

Government do not forego or abandon any of their rights

in such land.

(vii) The Classiﬁ cation of soils (such as regar, ferruginous,

arenaceous etc), sub-division of soils into Series (such as

clay, loam and sand etc), Grading of soils Series into

sorts (such as best, good, ordinary, inferior and worst),

determination of Taram according to the yield of standard

crops or productive capacity of soils, Classiﬁ cation of irrigation

sources, Grouping of lands and the determination of Money

Rates based on Taram and Grouping had already been

settled in the main part of this Village. Hence, the same

principles for classiﬁ cation of sort-soil, determining Taram and

Money rates shall be followed. The same Arabic numerals

following the Roman numerals shall be used to denote

the sort of soil and Tarams. In the absence of any such

information, the Money Rates followed in neighbouring

hill villages of same Taram and Group standard will be

considered and decided appropriately.

(viii) Water-cess on dry and Manavari lands, irrigated

from Government sources will be levied as per RSO and

other applicable rules in force. The right to charge ordinary

or enhanced water-cess, on the use of water from a well

or pond used for communal purposes in however reserved.

The Government also reserve to themselves the right to

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impose at any time during the period of settlement, whatever

additional assessment they may deem necessary on the dry

land on which wet crops are or may hereafter be raised,

as per the opinion of the District authorities.

(ix) Dry lands commanded by wells situated in the

Government lands are separately classed in the accounts

as "garden lands" and will be classed as dry. They are

assessed at special/extra rates.

(x) Lands irrigated solely from private wells situated in

the holdings of ryot will remain free from extra charge and

all such lands will be classed as dry.

(xi) Fishery rights vesting in Government will be dealt

with in accordance with the orders or rules in force.

III. Preparation of Rough Accounts/Records and Final

Settlement Enquiry

(i) Settlement process, as above, will be performed by

inspecting each and every survey ﬁ eld. In this process,

Settlement Accounts/Records such as Settlement Forms

(S.F-1 to S.F-10), Rough Accounts such as Rough Adangal,

Rough Chitta, Manai Register, and Rough Such and

Settlement Land Register will be prepared.

(ii) Based on these records, a Final Settlement Enquiry

will be conducted by Revenue Divisional Oﬃ cer, Namakkal

by issuing a suitable enquiry notice together with a schedule

showing the details of the land as to survey and sub-division

number, correlated old survey and subdivision number/

Paimash number if any, survey area, particulars as to

Government or Ryoti, classiﬁ cation as to wet, dry, manavari,

building site etc., taram and the Settlement assessment

or ground rent imposed on the land with relevant remarks

under which right to ryotwari patta has been or is to be

established. It will be served through the Settlement Inspector

or Village Administrative Oﬃ cer on each registered holder

in person if possible or by aﬃ xture in his known residence

in the village and village chavadi, before the date ﬁ xed for

ﬁ nal settlement enquiry.

(iii) Every Endeavour will be made to secure the prompt

service of the individual notice on the registered holders

concerned, but non-residents and absentee registered

holders should make their own arrangements to obtain the

notice from the Settlement Inspector or VAO concerned.

(iv) Also a common notice will be published in conspicuous

places in the Village, Village Chavadi, any adjoining Villages,

concerned Taluk Oﬃ ce and will be duly make known in

the village by beat of tom-tom not less than a week prior

to the date of hearing, inviting everyone to appear before

the enquiry authority to present their representation for the

claim of patta or to ﬁ le their objections if any, with respect

to any land involved in this present settlement process.

(v) At the conclusion of the Final Settlement Enquiry,

orders will be passed and Rough Pattas will be issued by

considering the statement ﬁ led by the occupants; relevant

records, documents, evidences ﬁ led; objections raised and

other lawful factors, if any.

IV. Rough Patta Objections to be Heard

(i) After issuing Rough patta, Rough Patta Objection

Hearing (RPOH in short) will be conducted by the Revenue

Divisional Oﬃ cer. The date on which and the place at which,

the objections to the entries in or omissions from the rough

patta or ground rent patta be heard, would be published in

common places of the Village and also in Village Chavadi.

In such hearings, the Revenue Divisionan Oﬃ cer, Namakkal

will entertain the objections and decide them immediately

and record them in the prescribed RPOH Form.

(ii) No objection petition will be entertained by the Final

Settlement Enquiry Authority after the date notiﬁ ed in the

manner speciﬁ ed above, unless the delay in presenting the

petition is explained to his satisfaction.

(iii) At the conclusion of the RPOH, the treatment of all

lands covered by this work will be published in the village

Chavadi in the prescribed manner.

(iv) Clerical/Typographical errors found in the entries in

the schedule to the patta in regard to survey numbers,

areas, names of registered holders and the registration of

the land as to Government or Ryoti, wet or dry or the like,

can be corrected at any time during or after the settlement,

based on basic settlement records only, if brought to notice

by the parties interested.

(v)

Objections

barred:-Petitions

for

alterations

demarcations which are barred by the provisions of the

Tamil Nadu Survey and Boundaries Act, 1923 (T.N.Act

VIII of 1923) will not be entertained. No objection will be

admitted as to the rates of assessment as it is imposed

in accordance with the other settled areas.

V. Prepation and Handing Over of Fair Accounts

On completion of Rough Patta Objection Hearing, Fair

Accounts/Records will be prepared from Rough Accounts

and the decision taken in RPOH. The Fair Accounts/Records

such as FMB, Map, Settlement Form Accounts, Fair Adangal,

Fair Chitta, Manai Register, Encroachment list, Held-over

list, Survey and Settlement Fair Land Register etc., will

be prepared and handed over to the District Administration

for maintenance.

VI. Appeals

(i) Appeals against the order/Registers/Rough Pattas

issued by the Revenue Divisional Oﬃ cer, Namakkal shall

lie to the District Revenue Oﬃ cer, Namakkal; the second

appeals lie before the Director of Survey and Settlement,

Chennai against the orders passed by the District Revenue

Oﬃ cer, Namakkal.

(ii) Every appeal petition must be accompanied with the

original order or certiﬁ ed copy of the order of the lower

authority against which the appeal is ﬁ led.

(iii) All appeals, against order passed by the lower

authority, shall be preferred within 30 days from the date

of receipt of the order.

(iv) Appeal petitions and its enclosures appended thereto

should be stamped in accordance with the rules.

(v) If no appeal is ﬁ led against any order/decision within

the stipulated appeal period, the order passed/ decision

taken by that order/decision will become ﬁ nal.

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(vi) The Director of Survey and Settlement (DOSS) and

the Commissioner of Land Administration (CLA) reserve the

right to cancel, revise or modify any of the orders/decisions

of any lower authority at any time, suo-motu when any of

the order/decision seems to have been passed based on

some fraudulent records or by misinterpretation.

VII. Relinquishment

During the settlement, if it is not found possible to hold

the ﬁ nal settlement enquiry before the date ﬁ xed in the

district for the acceptance of relinquishments during the

fasli, the time within which relinquishments may be made,

may be extended until a month after the close of the Final

Settlement Enquiry in order to enable the ryots to make

such changes in their holding as they may decided to take,

with reference to the revised conditions of assessments

now imposed. Lands relinquished must consist of entire

survey ﬁ elds or entire subdivisions which are separately

recorded in the schedule of lands or patta covered by the

ﬁ nal settlement enquiry.

Viii. Duration of Settlement

(a) Subject to the provisions of clauses (b) and (c) below,

the settlement will remain the force till such times as the

settlement notiﬁ cation remains in force and will be subject

to revision if and when any area is taken up for settlement

and the rates of assessment now sanctioned will not be

changed till then. Government reserve the right to revise

the assessment on lands in such a manner as may then

seem just and proper, but no enhancement of assessment

will then be made in respect of any additional value which

may have been imparted to lands by improvements eﬀ ected

by the ryots whether such improvements have been carried

out by money borrowed from Government or otherwise.

(b) The Government reserve the right to alter or revise

the classiﬁ cation of lands adopted at the settlement and

to impose additional assessment in the following cases:-

(i) Where the lands have been included in the

ayacut of any irrigation work constructed or extended by

the Government during the currency of settlement.

(ii) Where on lands classiﬁ ed as dry, wet crops are

or may hereafter be, raised by the aid of achukattus.

(iii) Where dry lands are converted into wet.

(iv) Where the lands are included in the water spread

of the tank.

from time to time the rate of water charge and the method

of calculating it, in respect of lands not registered as wet.

SCHEDULE-I

Description of lands taken over for Revenue Settlement

Work

Namakkal District, Rasipuram Taluk, Naraikinaru Village

Bit No.1

North - Naraikinaru Forest Block I

South - Naraikinaru Forest Block II

East - Matturuttu Village

West - Mangalapuram Village

Bit No.2

North and West - Matturuttu Village

South and East - Naraikinaru Forest Block

Bit No.3

North and East - Attur Taluk of Salem District

West - Matturuttu Village

South - Naraikinaru Forest Block II

Bit No.4

East - Gangavalli Taluk of Salem District

West and South - Naraikinaru Village

North - Naraikinaru Forest Block II

Bit No.5

North - Naraikinaru Forest Block II

South, East and West - Naraikinaru Village.