Maharashtra Talathi case studies
Maharashtra Talathi · Put your knowledge to work in context.
Talathi is a Maharashtra state revenue-service post recruited through a competitive multiple-choice examination. The exam is delivered in Marathi, and candidates should expect five equally weighted sections: Marathi language, English language, Mathematics and reasoning, General knowledge and current affairs, and Maharashtra land revenue and administrative system. Because the exam is Marathi-medium, Marathi grammar, vocabulary, comprehension and translation-style usage are not a formality - they carry the same weight as reasoning or revenue law. The revenue section rewards precise knowledge of land records, survey and settlement terminology, and the vocabulary of Maharashtra's revenue administration, so build a Marathi–English glossary of revenue terms as you study. The Maharashtra Talathi case studies are 5 cases and about 3,132 words.
1The Notice on the Chavdi: Two Marathi Drafts and One Ambiguous Application
The Talathi of Wadgaon circle, Karad taluka, must paste a Marathi notice on the village chavdi about a fresh measurement of Gat No. The SDO remanded the boundary case, and eleven khatedars are affected.
604 words, about 3 min2The English Notice for Mutation Appeal No. 7/2025
The tahsil office at Haveli, Pune district, is preparing an English notice for Mutation Appeal No. 7/2025 concerning Gat Nos.
660 words, about 3 min3Verifying Five Shares in Gat No. 45/1
In a partition case at Koregaon circle, the Talathi must verify the mutation proposed for Gat No. 45/1: total area 3.60 hectares, of which 0.18 hectare appears as potkharab in the 7/12.
640 words, about 3 min4Signing Off the ‘Maharashtra: 60 Facts’ Wall Poster
A gram panchayat in Buldhana district is printing a one-page Marathi wall poster titled “महाराष्ट्र: ६० तथ्ये” for a revenue-literacy week. The content was supplied by the sarpanch's nephew.
533 words, about 3 min5Three Files on the Talathi's Table at Niphad
The Talathi of Pimpalgaon circle, Niphad taluka, Nashik district, receives three matters on the same day. (a) The owner of Gat No.
695 words, about 3 min