"Dastavej" is a term in Hindi and several other Indian languages that translates to "document" or "official record" in English. In administrative and legal contexts, "dastavej" refers to any written or printed material that serves as proof, evidence, or a record of an event, transaction, agreement, or identity. Here are some common types of documents referred to as "dastavej":

• Legal Documents: Includes agreements, contracts, affidavits, deeds, leases, and power of attorney documents.
• Identity Documents: Such as passports, driver's licenses, Aadhaar cards, and voter ID cards.
• Financial Documents: Bank statements, tax returns, loan agreements, and insurance policies.
• Property Documents: Sale deeds, property titles, land records, and property registration certificates.
• Educational Documents: Certificates, degrees, transcripts, and mark sheets.
• Government Issued Documents: Birth certificates, marriage certificates, ration cards, and caste certificates.

"Dastavej" plays a crucial role in legal and administrative processes, serving as proof of identity, ownership, agreement terms, or compliance with regulations. In India, these documents are often required for various transactions, registrations, verifications, and official purposes.