Maharashtra Approves Four New Additional Collector Offices To Decentralise Revenue Services Across Districts
Mumbai: The Maharashtra Revenue Department has approved the establishment of four new Additional Collector offices at Baramati in Pune district, Pandharpur in Solapur, Dapoli in Ratnagiri and Nagpur Rural, as part of efforts to decentralise administration and make revenue services more accessible to people in rural and remote areas. Decision Approved Under CM Fadnavis’ Direction Revenue Minister…
The Maharashtra Revenue Department has greenlit the creation of four additional Additional Collector offices at Baramati in Pune district, Pandharpur in Solapur, Dapoli in Ratnagiri, and Nagpur Rural. These offices are part of the state's push to decentralise administration and bring revenue services closer to rural and remote residents.
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis directed Revenue Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule to approve the decision, and a Government Resolution has been issued accordingly. The new offices aim to expand administrative facilities, making the Revenue Department's work more citizen-friendly. By locating these offices in less crowded areas, the government hopes to alleviate the travel burden on citizens, especially those residing in rural zones.
This measure will not only save time and money for the people but also expedite the handling of revenue-related matters, land issues, rehabilitation, and other urgent administrative decisions. The department believes these new offices will significantly reduce the workload on existing district collectorates, allowing for quicker resolution of local administrative issues.
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