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HONRARY MEGISTRATE OF LAHORE & KASUR , ZAILDAR , JAGIRDAR ,SARDAR BAHADUR SADAR ,SARDAR BOLAKA SINGH JI BHAMBA.

 Sardar Bolaka Singh, an eminent figure in the Punjab during the colonial era, held several significant positions. His grandfather was the commander in Sikh Army during Maharaja Ranjeet Singh Rule.





LetтАЩs delve into  Sardar Bolaka Singhs roles:


Honorary Magistrate:

Sardar Bolaka Singh served as an honorary magistrate in both Lahore and Kasur. His role involved dispensing justice and maintaining law and order in the region

Zaildar and Jagirdar:

As a Zaildar, he was responsible for overseeing revenue collection and administration at the local level.
The title of Jagirdar indicated that he held a land grant (jagir) from the ruling authority, entitling him to revenue from specific territories


Sardar Bolaka Singh, an eminent figure in Punjab during the colonial era, made significant contributions to local governance. LetтАЩs explore his impact:

Local Collaborative Governance:

Sardar Bolaka Singh emphasized local collaborative governance practices for resolving complex local problems and ensuring efficient public service delivery.

Collaborative governance involves multiple stakeholders (government, public, private, and civic) working together to address governance issues beyond the limitations of public institutions.
SinghтАЩs efforts aimed to devolve both monetary and non-monetary powers to local governments, enhancing their capacity to serve citizens effectively

Efficiency and Quality of Public Services:

By promoting collaborative approaches, Singh contributed to improving the efficiency and quality of public service delivery.
Local collaborative governance allowed for better coordination among various actors, leading to more effective solutions for local challenges.

Institutional Capacity Building:

SinghтАЩs impact extended to institutional capacity building. Collaborative governance fostered the development of local institutions.

Key dimensions of institutional capacity building included service capacity, evaluative capacity, and M&O (Monitoring and Operations) capacity.
These capacities collectively contributed to enhancing public service delivery and governance effectiveness.

Sardar Bolaka Singh is indeed mentioned in тАЬThe Punjab ChiefsтАЭ by Sir Lepel H. Griffin. This historical work contains biographical notices of the principal chiefs and notable families in the Punjab region



. It provides detailed pedigree tables and insights into their roles and contributions If youтАЩre interested in learning more, you can explore the book here.
The Punjab Chiefs Vol-i : Griffin Sir Lepel H. : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive


Sardar Bolaka SinghтАЩs multifaceted responsibilities reflected his influence and contributions during a crucial period in PunjabтАЩs history.

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