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Revenue notification transferring certain revenue villages to Dindigul Taluk

The Government of Tamil Nadu published Gazette Notification No. II(2)/REV/666(b)/2009 in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 324, dated December 14, 2009. It states that specified revenue villages in three firkas in Athoor Taluk, Dindigul District, are attached to Dindigul Taluk with effect from December 14, 2009, and that the powers then exercised by the Athoor Taluk Tahsildar over those areas will thereafter be exercised by the Dindigul Taluk Tahsildar.

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What this notification does

The Government of Tamil Nadu, through Gazette Notification No. II(2)/REV/666(b)/2009 published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 324, dated December 14, 2009, reorganises certain revenue villages in Dindigul District. It says that the revenue villages included in three firkas in Athoor Taluk are separated and attached to Dindigul Taluk from December 14, 2009.

Who is affected

This matters to people whose land, records or revenue administration fall within the listed villages in Dindigul District.

It is relevant to:

  • landowners and buyers in the listed villages
  • people dealing with patta or other revenue records
  • anyone who needs to know which taluk office has authority over these villages

Main change in administration

The Gazette Notification No. II(2)/REV/666(b)/2009 says that, from December 14, 2009:

  • the listed revenue villages in the three named firkas are attached to Dindigul Taluk
  • the reorganised Dindigul Taluk will function with the firkas shown in the schedule
  • the powers that were then being exercised by the Athoor Taluk Tahsildar over these areas will thereafter be exercised by the Dindigul Taluk Tahsildar

Firkas and villages listed in the schedule

The schedule lists three firkas and their revenue villages.

Tharumathupatti firka

  • Adalur
  • Panrimalai
  • Pazhaya Kannivadi
  • Sathirappatti
  • Kasavanampatti
  • Sindalakundu
  • Thamaraikulam
  • Kannivadimalai (North)
  • Thonimalai

Palakkurichi firka

  • Palakkurichi
  • Neelamalai Kottai
  • Kamatchipuram
  • Kodalvavi
  • Thethupatti
  • Sirangadu

Reddiyarchathiram firka

  • Gurunathanayakkanur
  • K. Pudukkottai
  • Kothappulli
  • Mangarai
  • Ammapatti
  • Kuttathupatti
  • Silvarpatti
  • Azhagupatti
  • Sullerumbu

What it means in practice

If a property is in one of the villages named in the schedule, the notification indicates that its revenue administration shifts from Athoor Taluk to Dindigul Taluk from December 14, 2009. For revenue matters in those villages, the Dindigul Taluk Tahsildar becomes the authority mentioned in the notification.

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Common questions

Does this notification change which taluk office handles my village?

Yes, if your village is one of the villages listed in the schedule. The notification says those villages are attached to Dindigul Taluk from December 14, 2009.

Which officer will have authority after this change?

The notification says that the powers then exercised by the Athoor Taluk Tahsildar over the listed areas will be exercised by the Dindigul Taluk Tahsildar from December 14, 2009.

Which firkas are covered by the notification?

The schedule names three firkas, Tharumathupatti, Palakkurichi and Reddiyarchathiram.

Is Palakkurichi included in the villages transferred to Dindigul Taluk?

Yes. Palakkurichi is listed in the schedule under the Palakkurichi firka.