Scheme of Computerization of Records of State Wakf Boards(Created by Congress, Current Status: Active)
Background:
The Joint Parliamentary on Wakf submitted its 9th report to Parliament on 23.10.2008. The Joint
Parliamentary Committee on Wakf in its 9th Report recommended computerization of the records of
State Wakf Boards at an estimated cost of Rs.25 Crore. The proposal was considered in the Ministry.
The Prime Minister has approved the proposal and a token provision of Rs 10 Crore has also been
made in BE 2009-10.
Objective: The Wakf properties are spread out all over the country but even the basic survey of waqf
properties have not been done in most States. There is hardly any development of waqf properties
and a very substantial income that the waqf properties could have generated for the welfare schemes
of the community are lost because of non-development and large scale encroachment of waqf
properties. Therefore, to streamline record keeping, introduce transparency, and to computerize the
various functions/processes of the Wakf Boards and to develop a single web based centralized
application, Joint Parliamentary Committee on Waqf, in its Ninth Report, recommended
computerization of the records of the State Waqf Boards and Central financial assistance to the these
Boards. The broad objectives of computerizing the records of the State Wakf Boards are:
Properties Registration Management.
The computerization aims to achieve phase-wise objectives as under:
Phase I: Ensuring proper survey and cross checking of Wakf data from various computer data bases
maintained at the state level, such as by Revenue Departments etc. Improving office efficiency and
preparation of timely reports on various administrative matters. Creation of a centralized and webenabled
data base for use by various stake holders.
Phase II: (after evaluation of Phase I & its success) GIS of Wakf Properties to develop
coordinates to prevent encroachment. Funds Management to Mosques, Durgah, Kabristan, Imams,
Muazzins, widows, scholarships, schools, hospitals, Dispensaries, Musafirkhanas, Skill Development
Centres etc.
Phase III: (Better administration of Wakf Boards) Computerisation of other peripheral activities
of the State Wakf Boards (Pay and Accounts, Establishment, Administration, CR etc)
Scope, Eligibility & Finance: The scheme of computerization is uniformly to be applicable across all
the 29 State Waqf Boards and any other Wakf Board like J&K, making a special request for funding
subject to availability of funds. . The year project also encompasses a handholding support period of 2
years during 2010-11 and 2011-12 with minimal financial support to hire some computer personnel by
Waqf Boards to stabilize the new system and train Waqf Board officials.
Release of funds:
Funds will be released to NIC or their nominee and to the State Wakf Boards directly for effective
implementation. Utilisation Certificates will be routed through State Governments by the Wakf Boards
concerned after due expenditure.
Scheme Guidelines
The grants in aid would be provided to such State Waqf Boards who undertake to fulfil the following
conditions:
Appointment of a full-time CEO;
Timely audit of the accounts of the Boards as well as regular audit of the accounts of Mutawalli
are conducted by the auditors appointed by the Waqf Boards;
Proper maintenance of law suit register and regular tracking of cases of encroachments of waqf
properties;
Periodical report of retrieval of properties from encroachment and unauthorized occupation on
waqf properties to the CWC;
Proper maintenance of waqf register and due preservation of document related to Waqf Deed and
Gazette Notification of properties;
Time-bound survey of waqf properties and their entry in the relevant land records of revenue or
local bodies;
Timely constitution of Waqf Board and framing of rules and regulations by the State
Governments.
Assurance for effective participation in the computerization process.
To constitute a State level Coordination Committee for effective implementation under the
Chairmanship of the Principal Secretary (Minority Welfare).
Visit:
http://waqf.gov.in/homepage/homepage.php
http://minorityaffairs.gov.in/sites/upload_files/moma/files/swg0001.pdf
http://minorityaffairs.gov.in/comp_wakf
For more details visit:
http://minorityaffairs.gov.in/comp_wakf
Background:
The Joint Parliamentary on Wakf submitted its 9th report to Parliament on 23.10.2008. The Joint
Parliamentary Committee on Wakf in its 9th Report recommended computerization of the records of
State Wakf Boards at an estimated cost of Rs.25 Crore. The proposal was considered in the Ministry.
The Prime Minister has approved the proposal and a token provision of Rs 10 Crore has also been
made in BE 2009-10.
Objective: The Wakf properties are spread out all over the country but even the basic survey of waqf
properties have not been done in most States. There is hardly any development of waqf properties
and a very substantial income that the waqf properties could have generated for the welfare schemes
of the community are lost because of non-development and large scale encroachment of waqf
properties. Therefore, to streamline record keeping, introduce transparency, and to computerize the
various functions/processes of the Wakf Boards and to develop a single web based centralized
application, Joint Parliamentary Committee on Waqf, in its Ninth Report, recommended
computerization of the records of the State Waqf Boards and Central financial assistance to the these
Boards. The broad objectives of computerizing the records of the State Wakf Boards are:
Properties Registration Management.
- Muttawalli Returns Management
- Leasing of Properties Management
- Litigations Tracking Management
- Documents Archiving & Retrieval Management
- GIS of Wakf Properties
- Funds Management to Mosques, Durgah, Kabristan, Imams, Muazzins, windows, girls marriages,
- scholarships, schools, hospitals, Dispensaries, Musafirkhanas, skill Development Centres etc.
- Loans Management for Dev. Of Urban Wakf properties
- Right to information Act compliance
The computerization aims to achieve phase-wise objectives as under:
Phase I: Ensuring proper survey and cross checking of Wakf data from various computer data bases
maintained at the state level, such as by Revenue Departments etc. Improving office efficiency and
preparation of timely reports on various administrative matters. Creation of a centralized and webenabled
data base for use by various stake holders.
- Properties Registration Management of Wakf Boards.
- Muttawalli Returns Management system.
- Leasing of Properties Management system.
- Litigations Tracking Management system.
- Documents Archiving & Retrieval Management system
Phase II: (after evaluation of Phase I & its success) GIS of Wakf Properties to develop
coordinates to prevent encroachment. Funds Management to Mosques, Durgah, Kabristan, Imams,
Muazzins, widows, scholarships, schools, hospitals, Dispensaries, Musafirkhanas, Skill Development
Centres etc.
- Loans Management for Dev. Of Urban Wakf properties.
- Right to information Act compliance.
- Ensuring timely detection of reports on encroachment of Wakf properties.
- Digitization of all the manual records, deeds and legal documents.
- Standardization and automation of Wakf registers.
- Implementation of a web based centralized application for Wakf Management.
- Any other subject deemed fit for computerization to enhance office efficiency.
Phase III: (Better administration of Wakf Boards) Computerisation of other peripheral activities
of the State Wakf Boards (Pay and Accounts, Establishment, Administration, CR etc)
Scope, Eligibility & Finance: The scheme of computerization is uniformly to be applicable across all
the 29 State Waqf Boards and any other Wakf Board like J&K, making a special request for funding
subject to availability of funds. . The year project also encompasses a handholding support period of 2
years during 2010-11 and 2011-12 with minimal financial support to hire some computer personnel by
Waqf Boards to stabilize the new system and train Waqf Board officials.
Release of funds:
Funds will be released to NIC or their nominee and to the State Wakf Boards directly for effective
implementation. Utilisation Certificates will be routed through State Governments by the Wakf Boards
concerned after due expenditure.
Scheme Guidelines
The grants in aid would be provided to such State Waqf Boards who undertake to fulfil the following
conditions:
Appointment of a full-time CEO;
Timely audit of the accounts of the Boards as well as regular audit of the accounts of Mutawalli
are conducted by the auditors appointed by the Waqf Boards;
Proper maintenance of law suit register and regular tracking of cases of encroachments of waqf
properties;
Periodical report of retrieval of properties from encroachment and unauthorized occupation on
waqf properties to the CWC;
Proper maintenance of waqf register and due preservation of document related to Waqf Deed and
Gazette Notification of properties;
Time-bound survey of waqf properties and their entry in the relevant land records of revenue or
local bodies;
Timely constitution of Waqf Board and framing of rules and regulations by the State
Governments.
Assurance for effective participation in the computerization process.
To constitute a State level Coordination Committee for effective implementation under the
Chairmanship of the Principal Secretary (Minority Welfare).
http://waqf.gov.in/homepage/homepage.php
http://minorityaffairs.gov.in/sites/upload_files/moma/files/swg0001.pdf
http://minorityaffairs.gov.in/comp_wakf
WAMSI On-line System - Public Interface
- Search Waqf Properties in your Area.Click here
WAMSI PROJECT
- Details about the WAMSI Project.Click here
PERFORMANCE:
- Performance Status as on 31/03/15.Click here
FUNDS ALLOCATION AND SANCTION:
- Status of funds released so far.Click here
FUNDING SCHEME
- Revised Scheme Guidelines for FY2014-15, FY2015-16 & FY2016-17.Click here
- Details about the Scheme of Computerization of Waqf Records.Click here
http://minorityaffairs.gov.in/comp_wakf
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