(1) The land in Shamilat deh declared by the Panchayat by a resolution in writing, as pasturable may be utilized by the residents of the village for :-
(a) grazing purposes; or
(b) collecting dry fuel-wood from the jungle on terms laid down by the Panchayat.
(2) Open spaces near the abadi deh may, with the previous permission of the Panchayat and in the manner laid down by it be utilized by the inhabitants of the village for threshing the harvests.
(3) 1[Omitted].
(4) The Panchayat may, if necessary, earmark suitable land for use as manure pits by the inhabitants of the village on such nominal charges as may be fixed by it :
Provided that the Panchayat may exempt a member of Scheduled Caste or Backward Class or any landless labourer or tenant, on the grounds of poverty from the payment of such charges.
9. 2[Omitted].
10. The Panchayat may allow the use of land in shamilat deh vested in it free of charge to the inhabitants of the village for any one or more of the following purposes:-
(a) steeping of heap or any other plant in ponds;
(b) 3[temporary residential purposes of members of the Scheduled Castes or Backward Classes or dependents of the defence personnel killed or seriously injured and rendered handicapped in any war or counter insurgency operation after the Independence of India, in genuine cases on grounds of poverty for a period not exceeding one year];
(c) any other suitable common purpose.
11. A panchayat may with the prior sanction of the 4[Panchayat Samiti] hypothecate the land in Shamilat Deh vested in it for the purpose of borrowing money from the Government or a Co-operative Bank for the improvement of such land or for any other development scheme.