Tamil Nadu Information Technology (Electronic Service Delivery) Rules, 2016 notifications
The Government of Tamil Nadu Gazette Extraordinary No. 167, published on 9 June 2017 in Part III, Section 2, carries notifications issued by several heads of departments under the Tamil Nadu Information Technology (Electronic Service Delivery) Rules, 2016. These notifications identify specific public services that can be delivered through electronic mode and name the designated officers responsible for those services. For property and land users, the directly relevant item shown in the source text is an e-permit service under the Department of Geology and Mining through the District Collector.
What this gazette does
The Government of Tamil Nadu Gazette Extraordinary No. 167, published on 9 June 2017, records statutory notifications by heads of departments under the Tamil Nadu Information Technology (Electronic Service Delivery) Rules, 2016. The notifications say which public services can be provided through electronic mode under the Electronic Service Delivery System, and they identify the officer responsible for delivering each service.
Who issued the notifications
The source text shows notifications from multiple authorities, including:
- The Commissioner of Geology and Mining, in No. SRO C-13(b-1)/2017.
- The Director of Stationery and Printing, Chennai-2, in No. SRO C-13(b-2)/2017.
- The Member-Secretary, Tamil Nadu Backward Classes Commission, Chennai, in No. SRO C-13(b-3)/2017.
- The Commissioner, Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department, in No. SRO C-13(b-4)/2017.
- The Director of Industrial Safety and Health, in No. SRO C-13(b-5)/2017.
What may matter for land and property readers
The source text begins with an entry reading:
- e-permit, District Collector.
This indicates that an e-permit service is connected with the Department of Geology and Mining notification, and the District Collector is shown as the designated authority in the extracted text provided.
For a buyer, owner or professional, the practical point is that this gazette is about moving listed government services to electronic delivery. It does not, in the text provided, create a new land right, change ownership, alter classification of land, or announce acquisition.
Other services listed in the source text
The gazette also lists electronic delivery of other public services, such as:
- Notifications published in the Official Gazette of Tamil Nadu, through the department website of the Government Central Press.
- Receiving requests and complaints on inclusion, over-inclusion and under-inclusion in Backward Classes and Most Backward Classes lists, through e-mail.
- Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department services including pooja booking, chariot booking, annadhanam booking, room booking, winch ticket booking, golden cradle booking, e-hundi, the monthly magazine Thirukoil in Tamil, government grant for pilgrims to Manasarovar and Mukthinath, pension scheme for village temple poosaris, and Village Temple Poosari Welfare Board service.
Bottom line
This gazette is mainly an administrative notification about online service delivery. Based on the source text provided, the land-related takeaway is limited to the mention of an e-permit service under the Department of Geology and Mining with the District Collector shown in connection with delivery.
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Common questions
Does this gazette change land ownership or property rights?
The source text does not say that it changes ownership, title, land classification or acquisition. It notifies certain public services for delivery through electronic mode.
Is there anything in this gazette relevant to mining or permits?
Yes. The source text includes an entry reading "e-permit, District Collector" under the Department of Geology and Mining notification.
Does the gazette name the officer responsible for these online services?
Yes. Each notification identifies a designated officer for delivery of the service. In the extracted geology and mining entry provided, the District Collector is shown for the e-permit service.
Are all the services in this gazette related to land or property?
No. The source text includes many unrelated services, such as Gazette publication access, Backward Classes Commission requests by e-mail, and several Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department temple services.