Officials Urged to Maintain Momentum as Civic Body Targets 100% Revenue Collection This Financial Year
Published on: August 01, 2026
By: BTNI
Location: Rajnandgaon, India
Municipal Commissioner G.R. Markam congratulated revenue officials for their performance during the weekly review meeting of the Revenue Department, praising them for recording strong revenue collection over the past week.
Reviewing ward-wise collection figures, the Commissioner said the encouraging performance demonstrated that the Municipal Corporation could achieve 100 per cent revenue collection during the current financial year if the same momentum was maintained.
Commissioner Appreciates Teamwork
Addressing the meeting, Markam noted that a large number of municipal employees are currently engaged in patta survey work across various wards. Despite these additional responsibilities, the Revenue Department succeeded in registering substantial collections during the week.
He congratulated all revenue in-charges and urged them to continue working with the same level of coordination and planning.
The Commissioner said that more than ₹1.50 crore had been collected in approximately 20 days since he assumed charge, describing the achievement as the result of the department’s dedicated efforts.
He thanked the officials for their performance and expressed confidence that continued hard work would help ensure timely salary payments and enable the Municipal Corporation to meet its financial targets.
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Officials Honoured for Revenue Collection
During the meeting, the Commissioner honoured Rajkumar Hariharno, Deepankar Guru, and Vivek Uikey for each collecting more than ₹10 lakh in revenue during the week.
He also advised officials with lower collections to improve their performance by following the working methods adopted by the top-performing revenue officers.
Revenue Officer Reviews Tax Demand Preparation
Revenue Officer Mobin Ali informed the meeting that tax demand statements had been prepared according to the revised rates, while work on the remaining demand assessments would be completed shortly.
He instructed officials to distribute tax bills to taxpayers based on the updated demand and ensure prompt recovery.
Officials were also directed to continue door-to-door collection drives while simultaneously facilitating tax payments at municipal offices.
The meeting was attended by Assistant Revenue Officer Hitesh Thakur, Revenue Sub-Inspectors, and Assistant Revenue Inspectors.
