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Dear Client,

You may approach the concerned revenue authority with a written application seeking necessary records and verification of your land. You can also obtain relevant land records through appropriate legal channels.

Based on the available records, you may take further steps as advised. It is advisable to consult a local professional for proper guidance.

DEAR CLIENT,

In Odisha, land classified as “Mela Diha” generally refers to land recorded under a specific category in the Record of Rights (RoR). It is usually not recorded as “Gharabari” (homestead land), which is required for residential construction and housing loan approval.

Under the Odisha Government Land Settlement Rules, certain land types are protected:

Communal Use: If the land is recorded as communal (used by the village for festivals/melas), the Tehsildar cannot legally co

Dear Client,

Haan, kisi bhi karmchari ke virudh ki gayi vibhagiya (departmental) jaanch ki pramanit prati aam taur par uplabdh karayi ja sakti hai, kyunki natural justice ke siddhant ke anusar jis karmchari ke khilaf enquiry hui ho, use enquiry report, evidence aur findings ki copy prapt karne ka adhikar hota hai. Agar karmchari se bina enquiry report diye ya bina usse apna paksh rakhne ka mauka diye koi disciplinary action liya jata hai, to vah kanooni roop se challenge kiya ja sakta hai. Sar

Dear client,

A lawyer can certainly assist in getting the stamp paper traced and verified, particularly where an RTI application has not produced results. In cases involving old stamp papers such as those allegedly issued in 1996, verification typically requires examination of manual records, including stamp vendor sale registers, treasury stock registers, and serial-number allotment records maintained at the relevant treasury or stamp office. An advocate can take formal steps such as issuing a

Dear Client,
The eligibility for an OBC NCL certificate is determined based on the annual income of the applicant's parents if the income falls below Rs 8 lakh in a financial year. Your brother's income is irrelevant in your case. The central government and state governments maintain separate lists of castes eligible for reservation benefits. A state caste certificate is only valid within the state where it is issued, while a central caste certificate is valid throughout India. A caste certifi

Dear Sir,

A TC is an educational record, and colleges can issue:

A corrected TC

A duplicate TC with corrections

An addendum/correction letter

The college may refuse only if:

Their own TC format never had a caste field

The issuing university prohibits any correction after approval

But even then, they must provide you a written explanation.

Dear Client,
In the given scenario, you can file a written complaint a temple trust's trustees for misappropriation of funds to the Charity Commissioner or Deputy Charity Commissioner or Asst. Charity Commissioner appointed under Section 5 of the Gujarat Public Trust Act, 1950(as amended in 2011) who are empowered to initiate inquiries based on a complaint from a person interested in the public trust, failing which, you can file a civil suit in a Civil Court (District Court) for breach of cons

Dear Sir,
Since you are a Group C Central Government employee, your children are eligible for OBC–Non Creamy Layer certificate for both Central and Karnataka State reservation benefits, even if your annual income exceeds ₹24 lakhs.

Dear Client,
In reference to the earlier response to your query, it may further be noted that there is no concept of withdrawal or cancellation of the RTI application once it has been filed with the public authority. However, in case the information sought by you from the public authority is no longer required or needed, you can simply write to the concerned PIO of the public authority stating that since the information sought under the RTI Act, 2005 has lost its importance and purpose by the ef

Dear Client,
Section 13 of the Birth and Death Registration Act, 1969, deals with the delayed registration of the birth and death of any citizen. As per Sub-Section 3 of Section 13 of the said Act, any birth or death which has not been registered within one year of its occurrence, shall be registered only on an order made by a First Class Judicial Magistrate or a Presidency Magistrate after verifying the correctness of the birth or death and on payment of the prescribed fee. As per Sub-Section