TNPSC VAO study material- tnpsc vao Fasli Jasthi, Wet Crops, Duffasal Crop , Dry Crops
Basic about Fasli Jasthi, Wet Crops, Duffasal Crop , Dry Crops
Fasli
Jasthi:
In a single
crop wet lands, the farmer can raise a crop with help of Government water
during the Fasli year. If water is taken for second crop from government irrigation
source for growing Crop, then there will be extra charge will be levy, which is
called Fasli Jasthi.
In Simple
the additional amount levied in the same Fasli year for the land.
Wet
crop:
Usually
extra charge should be 50 Percent of the assessment fixed for the land when wet
crop is rasied. If there is any different rate fixed by Gvt , then the
particular rate should be charged.
Duffasal
Crop:
Crops which
grows more than one season is known as Duffasal Crop. Example of Duffasal Crop are, Sugarcane,
Turmeric, etc..
For these
crops which grown and harvested with the help of Gvt water in the particular
Fasili year, the charge will be one and half (1 ½) times the assessment.
If these
Duffusal Crop grown in one fasli year and harvested in next Fasli year,
- Without any other crops grown in both the fasli year, single wet assessment should be levied.
- If one crop is raised before or after the dufusal crop , the wet assessment for the first year and one and half (1 ½) time wet assessment will be levied for second year.
- If 2 crops are raised one before and another after the duffusal crop , single wet assessment levied for the first year and twice the assessment for next year.
These
charges are leviable, even water is taken for a short period rather than entire
period (RSO 5A)
The usage
of water for irrigation from pond, minor streams, natural pools etc can be
permitted, there will be no water cess as long as it should not affect the
rights of the government or other public .
Dry
Cops:
If dry
crops is raised in wet land, wet assessment applicable for that land should be
levied.
The dry cop
raised after the first crop is harvested, there will be no charge should
levied, only if water is taken from Government source. This will be at the
special rate prescribe for it and if it is more than 50 per cent of the wet
assessment , the latter should be charged (RSO 5)
Account
No 6 : which
contains Fasli Jasthi, Theervai Jasthi and the penality to be collected from
the pattadars who use water.
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