Marriages are made in heaven-registration at office

This is marriage season and all arrangements are done, but more often than not, many don’t bother to register their marriages. Registration of marriage is very essential legally. But most of them say who will go, where the office, we got married just today, we will go after our honeymoon etc etc is so here are a few answers to it.

All those who have not registered their marriages yet kindly do that.

The entire procedure is very simple as explained in these links. The touts/agents and corrupt officials may demand anywhere between Rs 300 to Rs 1000 for the same. But follow the procedure given here and avoid corruption.

Complete info for marriage registration in Karnataka.

The application form fee is Rs. 5 and the certificate cost is Rs. 10. In addition they charge Rs. 90 as "scanning charges".

 Marriage registration complete info and procedure 

http://www.karigr.org/faq/registrationofmarriage.htm

 Contact details of Sub-registrars in Karnataka

http://www.karigr.org/contactus/default.htm#a

Belgaum office address:
District Registrar, Registrar of Societies and Registrar of Firms, Belgaum, Near D.C. Office, Belgaum -590 103. Phone: 0831-2428620.
Sub Registrar office: Belgaum, Court Compound, and Belgaum 590001 Phone: 0831-2 425860

 Courtesy: Rashtrotthan Sankalp  

Belgaum Election observers contact numbers

The observers, described as the “eyes and ears of the Commission,” will be given instructions on enforcement of model code of conduct, rules to be followed during scrutiny of nominations, campaigning, polling and counting of votes and for ensuring free and fair elections with a level playing field for all contestants.

Observing and reporting on the fairness of elections and monitoring the expenditure of candidates, political parties and their leaders will be the job of the observers.
The Commission has asked the Chief Electoral Officers of the States to appoint micro observers, who will monitor election activities, particularly illegal use of money power by candidates and parties and election expenditure of the candidates at the booth level, and report to the respective central election observers. They would not to be under the control of Collectors (district election officers) or the returning officers of the respective constituencies.
Normally two general observers and one election expenditure observer are appointed in each constituency.
Anyone can complain to the below, even and sms would be followed up. So if you guess there is an violation of the code of conduct you know where to contact.

Observers for Belgaum:
Rahul Bhandari, IAS will be in charge of Belgaum Uttar, Belgaum Dakshin & Belgaum Rural

Nodal Officer of GOI
Govt. of Karnataka Shri. K.R. Srinivasa
Secretary to the Govt. of Karnataka DP&AR, Vidhana Soudha, Bangalore, Karnataka
080-22251425, 22033335 (O)
080-22256371 (Fax)
Mobile No.09945357990 &
09448290819
E-mail prs-dpar@karnataka.gov.in

List of Nodal Officer appointed by the CEOs:
Shri. B V Kulkarni Jt. Chief Electoral Officer,
Karnataka, Bangalore.
080-22868768 (O), 080-22865339 (F)
09880409588 (M)