A zilladar is an administrative title used in South Asia, particularly in historical contexts within the Mughal and later British colonial systems. It typically referred to an official responsible for the governance of a district or a subdivision, overseeing revenue collection, law enforcement, and local administration. The role often involved managing land records and ensuring the maintenance of order within their jurisdiction. The position has evolved over time, but the term is still recognized in some areas of South Asia today.
zilladar is BPS 14. post in irrigation department. the role of zilladar is to look after, manage and admin water distribution through canal systems. this is a very good post, but its test and interview is a bit harder. on need good knowledge to acquire this post/ job. if you you know "give and take " then every thing is yours.
zilladar is BPS 14. post in irrigation department. the role of zilladar is to look after, manage and admin water distribution through canal systems.Zilladar is the junior member of the Superior Revenue Establishment(Irrigation deptt.) and upon him mainly devolves the supervision and the checking of the work of subordinate staff of Patwaris.A ZillaDar has jurisdiction over the watercourse command ,beyond the outlets,and supervises the work of about 10 canal Patwari under his charge .A Canal Patwari is the official who makes the initial recording of Area irrigated on which the canal water Revenue is assessed and Collected each Patwari can cover 3000 to 5000 Acres of irrigation AnnumRegardsMuhammad Salman Khannayab_salman@yahoo.com/facebookthis is a very good post, but its test ans interview is a bit harder.on need good knowledge to acquire this post/ job.if you you know "give and take " then every thing is yours.