ADSR Mankar Mouza wise revenue distribution

ADSR Raina Mouza wise revenue distribution

ADSR Khandaghosh Mouza wise revenue distribution

ADSR Jamalpur Mouza wise revenue distribution

ADSR Monteswar Mouza wise revenue distribution

ADSR Galsi Mouza wise revenue distribution

ADSR Bhatar Mouza wise revenue distribution

ADSR Ketugram Mouza wise revenue distribution

ADSR Mangalkote Mouza wise revenue distribution

ADSR Purbasthali Mouza wise revenue distribution

ADSR Memari Mouza wise revenue distribution

ADSR Guskara Mouza wise revenue distribution

ADSR Katwa Mouza wise revenue distribution

ADSR Kalna Mouza wise revenue distribution

ADSR Mankar Mouza wise Revenue distribution

Distribution of Revenue across different mouzas

Revenue Distribution in the jurisdiction of ADSR Kalimpong: Mouzas with Frequent Transfers. 18 out of 58 mouzas contribute 87.46% of revenue

Revenue Distribution in the jurisdiction of ADSR Kaliyaganj: Mouzas with Frequent Transfers. 76 out of 196 mouzas contribute 72.35% of revenue.

Revenue across the jurisdiction of ADSR, Lodhan. 57 out of 165 mouzas contribute to 70.35% revenue.

Revenue Distribution in the jurisdiction of ADSR Itahar: Mouzas with Frequent Transfers. 73 out of 211 mouzas contribute 68.75% revenue.

Revenue Distribution in the jurisdiction of ADSR Raiganj: Mouzas with Frequent Transfers. 134 out of 343 mouzas contribute 78.93% of revenue

Revenue distribution across the jurisdiction of ADSR Dalkhola. 145 out of 370 mouzas contribute 72.48% revenue.

Revenue distribution in the jurisdiction of ADSR Islampur. 35 mouzas out of 102 that contribute to 34.31% of revenue have been considered here.

Revenue Distribution in the jurisdiction of ADSR Kurseong: Mouzas with Frequent Transfers. 6 out of 58 mouzas contribute 61.77% of revenue.

Revenue Distribution in the jurisdiction of ADSR Ghoshpukur: Mouzas with Frequent Transfers. 52 out of 169 mouzas contribute 73.15% revenue

Revenue Distribution in the jurisdiction of ADSR Bagdogra: Mouzas with Frequent Transfers. 31 out of 211 mouzas contribute 72.49% of revenue

Revenue Distribution in the jurisdiction of DSR Darjeeling: Mouzas with Frequent Transfers. 19 out of 108 mouzas contribute 65.91% of revenue

Distribution of revenue across mouzas under the jurisdiction of ADSR Tufanganj. 33 out of 83 mouzas where transfers took place during 2017-2023 February, contribute to 70% of total documents registered and 82.53% of revenue.

Distribution of revenue across mouzas under the jurisdiction of ADSR Alipurduar. This jurisdiction spans over five PSs. Of these mouzas under Alipurduar, Kumargram and Shamuktala PSs contribute to most of the deeds. Overall, 72 out of 179 mouzas where transfers took place during 2017-2023 February, contribute to 70% of total documents registered and 86.33% of revenue. Special note to be taken of Mouzas Damanpur, Bholar Dabri, Alipurduar in Alipurduar PS, Jaigaon in Jaigaon PS, Birpara, Purba Chakchaka to be taken. As large number of transactions takes place here

Distribution of revenue across mouzas under the jurisdiction of ADSR Sahebganj. 41 out of 118 mouzas where transfers took place during 2017-2023 February, contribute to 70% of total documents registered and 72.79% of revenue. Special note to be taken of Mouzas Lawchapra and Kalmati, as large transactions takes place here.

Distribution of revenue across mouzas under the jurisdiction of SR Sitai. 17 out of 57 mouzas where transfers took place during 2017-2023 February, contribute to 70% of total documents registered and 66.52% of revenue. This number is lower than expected. Special note to be taken of Mouzas Chamta and Bharali. As large transactions takes place here.

Distribution of revenue across mouzas under the jurisdiction of ADSR Haldibari. 8 out of 59 mouzas where transfers took place during 2017-2023 February, contribute to 70% of total documents registered and 65.28% of revenue. Generally this number is lower than other offices and at least should be over 70%. Special care should be for updation of these mouza. Note to be taken of Mouza Bara Haldibari which alone contributes around 36-37% to both deeds and revenue.

Distribution of revenue across mouzas under the jurisdiction of ADSR Tufanganj. 28 out of 66 mouzas where transfers took place during 2017-2023 February, contribute to 70% of total documents registered and 73.06% of revenue. Special note to be taken of Mouzas Sheetalkuchi , Golenaohati, Nagar Lalbazar, Barmasia. As large transactions take place here.

Distribution of revenue across mouzas under the jurisdiction of ADSR Tufanganj. 37 out of 125 mouzas where transfers took place during 2017-2023 February, contribute to 70% of total documents registered and 75.28% of revenue. Special note to be taken of Mouzas Andaran Fulbari and Balarampur. As large transactions take place here.

Distribution of revenue across mouzas under the jurisdiction of ADSR Mathabhanga. 63 out of 193 mouzas where transfers took place during 2017-2023 February, contribute to 70% of total documents registered and 79.33% of revenue

Distribution of revenue across mouzas under the jurisdiction of ADSR Mekhliganj. 63 out of 193 mouzas where transfers took place during 2017-2023 February, contribute to 70% of total documents registered and 79.33% of revenue.

Distribution of revenue across mouzas: ADSR Dinhata. 44 out of 130 total transacted mouzas contribute to 70% of total deeds and 81.15% of total revenue. Time period: 2017-2023 February

Revenue and Deed proportion across the Mouzas under ADSR Coochbehar.. Time period of transfer: 2017-February'2023. 74 out of 260 mouzas contribute 83.64% of revenue and 70% of deeds

Road & Plot distribution of Mouza:Chinsurah, ADSR Chinsurah

Distribution of Road-wise transfers and concerned plots for Mouza: Mrigala (JL -102), PS: Dankuni under jurisdiction of ADSR Janai for the time period: 2017-June'2022. It is seen that often same plots registered with different Roads.

In this plot 'Distribution of Revenue' from transactions across different mouzas where frequent transfers occurred during 2017 to June 2022, under the jurisdiction of ADSR, Janai have been shown. Each of the points represents an individual mouza and their sizes are representative of their revenue proportions. Different mouza types (Municiality, Rural, Developing, etc) are shown with different colors. Also, lines corresponding to similar color codes, connecting the respective colored points show the trends of revenue across the jurisdiction of those groups. There are two police stations, namely, Dankuni(spelt as Dunkuni here) and Chanditala under the jurisdiction of ADSR, Janai. Here 40 out of total 109 mouzas(36.7%) where transactions took place during this period have been taken out. These mouzas appear in at least in three years out of the total 6 years for which the instant data has been taken. They comprise roughly 70% of the total deeds registered in this jurisdiction and contribute 79.85% of the total revenue collected from this jurisdiction in this period. From this plot few notable growth centres of revenue(visible spikes) can be identified. These are around (roughly around JL15) and in some pockets (around JL 50 -70) of Chanditala PS and around JL-90-100 of Dankuni PS). This plot can be served as a decision making tool as to prioritizing the mouzas to be taken up for preparation of periodic revision of MV of properties under the jurisdiction of ADSR, Janai.

In this plot 'Distribution of Revenue' from transactions across different mouzas where frequent transfers occurred during 2017 to June 2022, under the jurisdiction of ADSR, Khanakul have been shown. Each of the points represents an individual mouza and their sizes are representative of their revenue proportions. Different mouza types (Rural, Developing, etc) are shown with different colors. Also, lines corresponding to similar color codes, connecting the respective colored points show the trends of revenue across the jurisdiction of those groups. Here 57 out of total 147 mouzas(38.78%) where transactions took place during this period have been taken out. These mouzas appear in at least in three years out of the total 6 years for which the instant data has been taken. They comprise roughly 70% of the total deeds registered in this jurisdiction and contribute 73.28% of the total revenue collected from this jurisdiction in this period. From this plot few notable growth centres of revenue(visible spikes) can be identified. These are around (roughly around JL20) and in some pockets (around JL- 60, JL-80 and JL-110). This plot can be served as a decision making tool as to prioritizing the mouzas to be taken up for preparation of periodic revision of MV of properties under the jurisdiction of ADSR, Khanakul.

In this plot 'Distribution of Revenue' from transactions across different mouzas where frequent transfers occurred during 2017 to June 2022, under the jurisdiction of ADSR, Singur have been shown. Each of the points represents an individual mouza and their sizes are representative of their revenue proportions. Different mouza types (Rural, Developing, etc) are shown with different colors. Also, lines corresponding to similar color codes, connecting the respective colored points show the trends of revenue across the jurisdiction of those groups. Here 41 out of total 103 mouzas(39.81%) where transactions took place during this period have been taken out. These mouzas appear in at least in three years out of the total 6 years for which the instant data has been taken. They comprise roughly 70% of the total deeds registered in this jurisdiction and contribute 77.38% of the total revenue collected from this jurisdiction in this period. From this plot few notable growth centres of revenue(visible spikes) can be identified. These are around (roughly around JL15) and in some pockets (around JL 50, and JL-100). This plot can be served as a decision making tool as to prioritizing the mouzas to be taken up for preparation of periodic revision of MV of properties under the jurisdiction of ADSR, Singur.

In this plot 'Distribution of Revenue' from transactions across different mouzas where frequent transfers occurred during 2017 to June 2022, under the jurisdiction of ADSR, Arambagh have been shown. Each of the points represents an individual mouza and their sizes are representative of their revenue proportions. Different mouza types (Rural, Developing, Municipality etc) are shown with different colors. Also, lines corresponding to similar color codes, connecting the respective colored points show the trends of revenue across the jurisdiction of those groups.Tooltips on hovering the mouse have been customized to refer to the necessary attributes for showing the relative importance as well the appearances of these mouzas during this time period. Here 58 out of total 176 mouzas(32.95%) where transactions took place during this period have been taken out. These mouzas contribute to 70% of the total deeds registered and 80.78% of the total revenue collected from this jurisdiction in this period. From this plot few notable growth centres of revenue(visible spikes) can be identified. First and foremost, among these are in and around Municipality area: (roughly around JL10-40) and in some pockets (around JL 80-85, and JL-110-115). This plot can be served as a decision making tool as to prioritizing the mouzas to be taken up for preparation of periodic revision of MV of properties under the jurisdiction of ADSR, Arambagh.

In this plot 'Distribution of Revenue' from transactions across different mouzas where frequent transfers occurred during 2017 to June 2022, under the jurisdiction of ADSR, Arambagh have been shown. Each of the points represents an individual mouza and their sizes are representative of their revenue proportions. Different mouza types (i.e, Rural, Developing etc). are shown with different colors. Here 58 out of total 176 mouzas(32.95%) where transactions took place during this period have been taken out. These mouzas contribute to 70% of the total deeds registered and 80.78% of the total revenue collected from this jurisdiction in this period. From this plot few notable growth centres of revenue can be identified. First and foremost, among these are in and around Municipality area: (roughly around JL10-40) and in some pockets (around JL 80-85, and JL-110-115). This plot can be served as a decision making tool as to prioritizing the mouzas to be taken up for preparation of periodic revision of MV of properties under the jurisdiction of ADSR, Arambagh.

Document composition of select offices in Howrah District

This is the composition of document types registered in book -1 in the offices of DSR-1,2,3,4; ADSR Budge Budge and ADSR Usthi. First 3 cater predominantly urban areas, 4 represents rural,semi urban areas, the 5th semi-urban municipailty nearing Kolkata and the 6th rural areas.

Top 20 Revenue Generating Mouzas: Bankura district: for the time period of 2017 to June'2022. It shows 'Top 20 mouzas' for each of these years across all the ADSRs. Each ADSR office is color-coded

Distribution of Different 'Proposed Uses' employed during registration of Rural plots at the ADSR Nalhati during 2017 to June'2022

Depiction of the distribution of 'Proposed Land use' used by ADSR, Suri, District: Birbhum for registration of Rural properties during 2017 to June'2022.

Distance from Nearest 'Bastu' plots (within 500 mtr) of Different ROR classes and their numbers in Rural areas under ADSR Dhupguri

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