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21-735: [REDACTED] Look up Chak in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Chak or CHAK may refer to: Places [ edit ] Chak (village) , synonym of term village established by the British Raj in British India under the irrigation area of newly built canals Chak village a village in India Chak Bahmanian , a village in India Chak Bilgan ,

42-529: A radio station (860 AM) licensed to Inuvik, Northwest Territories, Canada CHAK-TV , a television station (channel 6) licensed to Inuvik, Northwest Territories, Canada Other [ edit ] Chak dynasty of Kashmir. Chak people of Bangladesh Zhai (Chak in Cantonese), a Chinese surname See also [ edit ] Chacmool Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with

63-472: A radio station (860 AM) licensed to Inuvik, Northwest Territories, Canada CHAK-TV , a television station (channel 6) licensed to Inuvik, Northwest Territories, Canada Other [ edit ] Chak dynasty of Kashmir. Chak people of Bangladesh Zhai (Chak in Cantonese), a Chinese surname See also [ edit ] Chacmool Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with

84-1172: A village in India Chak Bahmanian , a village in India Chak Bilgan , a village in India Chak Des Raj , a village in India Chak Guru , a village in India Chak, Iran (disambiguation) , places in Iran Chak Jhumra , a village in Pakistan Chak Beli Khan , town in Pakistan Chak Mai Dass , a village in India Chak, Punjab , a village in Pakistan Chak, Sindh , a town in Shikarpur District, Sindh, Pakistan Chaki Wardak District , in Wardak Province, Afghanistan Entertainment and media [ edit ] CHAK (AM) ,

105-488: A village in India Chak Des Raj , a village in India Chak Guru , a village in India Chak, Iran (disambiguation) , places in Iran Chak Jhumra , a village in Pakistan Chak Beli Khan , town in Pakistan Chak Mai Dass , a village in India Chak, Punjab , a village in Pakistan Chak, Sindh , a town in Shikarpur District, Sindh, Pakistan Chaki Wardak District , in Wardak Province, Afghanistan Entertainment and media [ edit ] CHAK (AM) ,

126-450: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Chak [REDACTED] Look up Chak in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Chak or CHAK may refer to: Places [ edit ] Chak (village) , synonym of term village established by the British Raj in British India under the irrigation area of newly built canals Chak village

147-537: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Chak (village) Chak , a Punjabi word, is the land revenue settlement/assessment circle marking a contiguous block of land. The word Chak comes from Chakar referring to a wheel in Punjabi , specifically a wheel associated with a water well. Historically there was one water well allotted per village and every village number allotted as per water-well wheel. Now

168-476: Is done by the Settlement Officer with the help of patwaris , lambardars and earlier zaildar (now abolished). Chakbandi, in terms of irrigation, means that each chak is irrigated by a branch water-course, fed by a sluice channel in the bank of the main canal where the amount of water given to each chak (farm) owner is in proportion to the area of its chak. Block of contiguous land irrigated by

189-562: The measurement of land in Punjab are: Banjar, Jungle, Abadi, Shamlat, Gair Mumkin , Barani, Nahri, Chahi, Taal , Bigha , Doab , HALRIS , Khadir and Bangar , Khasra , Patwari , Shajra , Zaildar , etc. "Wara" (वारा), a vernacular Haryanvi / Punjabi word for the Hindi word " bari " (बारी), simply means the "turn" . Warabandi (वाराबंदी) means the rotational system of a weekly roaster for equitable distribution of irrigation water to

210-523: The developmental and environmental policies (improving environmental sustainability and agriculture ). For the Chakbandi, contour of village is surveyed, to determine the slope category and drainage profile of the village land in cordinal directions. The land is also evaluated based on its price and productivity. The land holdings of each farmer is consolidated in the standardised-sized "khet" (field plots of usually 1 acre each) and then redistributed to

231-428: The different mauzas, and then again subdivided on the same principle. Permanent Settlement is the process of confirmation of landlord's property rights in the form of tenure or ownership and fixing a corresponding property tax to be paid by the landlords to the government, for using the public infrastructure, such as canal water for irrigation which results in higher crop yield . Terms related to chakbandi in

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252-749: The founder), Chak Mai Dass (named after the founder), Chak Bilgan , Chak Guru , etc. Chak is also a village in Danta Ramgarh Tehsil of the Sikar district in Rajasthan , mainly populated by Pandits and Purohits . Chak Bandi in Urdu (چک بندی), in Hindi (चकबंदी) or Killa Bandi in Urdu (قلعہ بندی), in Hindi (किल्लाबंदी), in terms of land and revenue, is the process of land consolidation , and Revenue Settlement . Chak bandi and Settlement

273-475: The four-part nomenclature are Chak 152 P (P denotes the Panjnad River from which they draw water), Chak 128 NB (NB denotes North Branch canal) and Chak 21 MB . Examples of chak names with first two components of the four-part nomenclature are Chak No. 22 . Examples of chak names which now retain only the name of village are Chak Bahmanian (named after Brahmin caste, Chak Des Raj (named after

294-472: The individual chak (field) of each farmer from a sluice outlet. Time allocated to each farmer to draw water from the sluice is proportional to the size of farmer's land holding. To optimise the system, once the wara of a farmer is over, the wara of next farmer in the sequence of contiguous land commences. Irrigators know their turn or wara in advance. For the fair distribution of water, warrabandi takes into consideration Bharai and Jharai. Bharai (भराई)

315-509: The individual chak circles have come to be associated with the name of the village founded within the revenue circle. Chak circles are based on the British Raj era revenue collection system . To enhance the government revenue during the British Raj , new canals were built to bring the barani (rainfed) areas under cultivation by introducing the irrigation to the bangar (upland) areas of Punjab region . Block of contiguous land irrigated by

336-442: The landlords in proportion to their earlier fragmented land holding's price and productivity. Each chak must contain the same relative quantity of good, bad and indifferent soil. In some tarafs (sides of a tract), almost every alternate field belongs to a different one of the four or five mauzas (villages) contained in it. In others the patti s (fragmented portion of land) are apportioned in long strips of land belonging to each of

357-408: The specific Rajwaha were given a unique chak number each. The migrant farmers were brought in to settle into those newly irrigated areas around the core of new villages [which started out as dhanis ]. Those new villages were called by the same name as their corresponding irrigation circle chak number. Government left it to those residents to give "chaks" a proper village name later. In due time,

378-522: The specific Rajwaha, also called irrigation circle, were given a unique chak number each. The Chak (चक) is also referred to as the Chakla (चकला), which is different from the Chakla-belan for making roti or the Chakla (brothel) . Land consolidation is a planned rationalisation, readjustment, rearrangement of land parcels and their ownership to improve the rural infrastructure and to implement

399-845: The term "chak" became synonymous with the term "village" . Chaks are found mainly in the bagar tract on the tri-junction of Haryana , Rajasthan and Punjab region . Chak, the administrative revenue assessment circle or division, is also called the Chakla , which is not to be confused with the other types of Chaklas . The villages are named using a four-part British colonial era nomenclature : "Chak (number) (letters) (village name) ". Variations exist but usually names of chak have four parts, Examples of four-part nomenclature are " Chak 106 JB Khichian " (JB denotes Jhang Branch canal ), "Chak 445 GB Thaggan Wali" (GB denotes Gogera Branch canal) and "Chak 354/WB Dunyapur" . other example Chak 236 GB Kilanwala (GB denotes Gugera Branch Canal ) Examples of chak names with first three components of

420-400: The title Chak . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Chak&oldid=1069637345 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Broadcast call sign disambiguation pages Place name disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description

441-400: The title Chak . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Chak&oldid=1069637345 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Broadcast call sign disambiguation pages Place name disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description

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