IGRS डायरी: प्रकरण व रिपोर्ट is a Lekhpal case diary app built for people who handle revenue and legal cases every day. It is meant for Lekhpals, other revenue officials and advocates who need one place to record cases, keep photos and documents, follow dates and prepare reports. It is available on Android through Google Play. It is an independent private productivity app, not an official Uttar Pradesh government or Jansunwai/IGRS app; it cannot file or resolve complaints on a government portal.
What IGRS डायरी Is and Who It Is For
IGRS डायरी: प्रकरण व रिपोर्ट is a private Android productivity app for maintaining working notes about cases. The Google Play listing describes case creation and search, attachments, reminders and report templates. It is aimed at Lekhpals, revenue staff and advocates who want a phone-based way to organise their own notes and documents.
It is not a government system: it does not file complaints, contact an office, authenticate evidence, or return live IGRS/Jansunwai status. Use the relevant official portal or department process for submissions and authoritative status.
The people it is designed for share a common pattern of work. A Lekhpal visits land on the ground and has to submit findings. A revenue official tracks many matters at different stages. An advocate follows hearings and keeps papers in order for clients. In all these roles, the work is spread across files, notebooks, phone galleries and memory. IGRS डायरी tries to bring it together.
The Problem It Solves
Case work usually breaks down in small, frustrating ways rather than big ones:
- A photo taken during a site visit is lost somewhere in the phone gallery.
- A document copy is in one file, while the notes about it are in a separate notebook.
- It becomes hard to say quickly how many cases are still pending.
- A date slips by because it was only written on paper.
- Writing a report means collecting all of the above again, by hand.
The app is intended to bring case notes, attachments, dates and report preparation together on a phone. Treat its records as your own working notes: they do not update or authenticate an official government file.
Key Features of the Lekhpal Case Diary App
Case records, search and follow-up
The current Google Play listing describes creating, editing and searching case records, with fields such as the complainant’s details, reference number, subject, priority, dates, description, history and documents. These are private records entered in the app; they are not a live government case-status feed and should not be represented as an official disposal or pendency count.
Photos, attachments and document scan
The Play listing describes attaching photos and documents, including PDF and common image formats, and using camera, gallery or file pickers. Its scan-to-fill/OCR workflow can extract text from supported documents; review every recognized name, number and date against the original before saving. If a photo includes location metadata, treat that as sensitive and share it only when appropriate.
Case history and notes
The Play listing describes history and description fields for a case record. Use them to keep your own chronology and reminders; verify notes with the original order, notice or file before preparing an official response.
Reports and PDF export
The current listing describes report templates for IGRS, Tehsil Day and Police Day, as well as multi-page PDF output, preview and sharing or printing options. It also lists Hindi speech-to-text and text-size controls. Check the generated report carefully and confirm it follows the format required by your office before submitting or sharing it.
Dates, reminders and summaries
The listing describes due-date reminders, case history, search and daily, weekly or monthly summaries. These can help organise your own follow-up, but a phone reminder is not a substitute for an official notice, court calendar or department deadline system.
Offline use and privacy disclosures
The Google Play listing describes the app as offline-first and its developer-provided Data safety section currently declares no data collected or shared. These are publisher disclosures, not an independent security audit or an absolute privacy guarantee. Case files may contain complainant names, phone numbers, addresses and sensitive documents: secure your phone, review app permissions and device backups, and check the contents before exporting or sharing a PDF.
Who Benefits Most and Typical Use Cases
Lekhpals
A field visit can generate notes, photographs and documents that are easier to find when organised by case. Enter only information you are authorised to store, and follow department rules for official records. For land-area calculations, see our Land Calculator Unit Convertor; it is a separate utility.
Revenue officials
Search, case notes and optional due-date reminders can help organise personal follow-up. They do not replace department registers, official case-status systems or prescribed calendars.
Advocates
Client files can include highly sensitive personal and legal information. If you use a private diary app for organising work, check professional obligations, client consent, device security and export destinations before storing or sharing those records.
How to Get Started
Getting started is straightforward:
- Open the IGRS डायरी: प्रकरण व रिपोर्ट app page on our website to see its details and screenshots.
- Or open the direct Google Play listing to check current details and install it on your Android phone.
- Open the app and create your first case, then add photos, documents, notes and dates as your work progresses.
Next Step
If your case work is currently split between paper files and your phone gallery, IGRS डायरी is worth a look. Visit the IGRS डायरी page to install it, browse our other apps for more tools, or contact us if you have questions or suggestions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is IGRS डायरी made for?
It is made for Lekhpals, revenue officials and advocates. It works as a case diary for anyone who needs to track cases, documents and dates in one place.
Does the app work without internet?
The Play listing describes IGRS डायरी as offline-first. Availability of particular features can depend on the installed version and device; the government complaint portal still requires its own official process.
Can I create reports and PDFs with the app?
The Play listing describes report templates for IGRS, Tehsil Day and Police Day and multi-page PDF output. Review each generated report for accuracy and office-specific requirements before using it.
Which platforms is IGRS डायरी available on?
It is available for Android through Google Play.
Does the app show ads?
The current Play listing’s Data safety section is developer-provided and declares no data collected or shared. This does not replace an independent security audit; check the listing and permissions for your installed version.
Source checked 23 October 2026: IGRS डायरी on Google Play. For official complaints and case status, use the UP Jansunwai portal.
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