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MANUAL-1
Particulars of Organization, Functions & Duties
[Section-4 (1) (b) (i)]
The Background of this Information Manual
In a Democratic Republic, Informed citizenry, transparency of information, eradication of corruption, accountability of Government administration to the governed are essentially required for preservation of the democratic ideal. With the objective to ensure access to information to members of public, 'The Right to information Act, 2005 (the Act) has been enacted by the parliament in the Fifty sixth Year of the Republic of India. Every Public Authority, as per provision made under the section 4(1) (b) of the Act, is required to disclose its activities functioning, duties and responsibilities etc for information of the public. In compliance to provisions of the Act and Govt. of Odisha's Notification, Department of Water Resources, Government of Odisha, Bhubaneswar has published this manual for access of such information for the General Public.
Organization of the information in this Information Manual
Chapter-1 : contains introduction and purpose of publication of this Information Manual. It also covers definitions of various terms used in this book and procedures and Fee structure of getting information from the public Authority.
MANUAL-1 : Throws light on particulars of the Department of Water resources, its organization, functions and duties.
MANUAL-2 : covers details of power and duties of officers & employees under the Department.
MANUAL-3 : Explains the procedure followed by the Department in decision-making process.
MANUAL-4 : Contains Norma set for discharging of functions.
MANUAL-5 : Gives a description of Rules, Regulations, Instructions, manual and Records, for discharging functions assigned this Department.
MANUAL-6 : Gives a statement of the categories of documents that are held by the Department and authorities under its control.
MANUAL-7 : Contains particular of arrangement that exist for consultation with, or representation by, the members of the public in relation to the formulation of its policy, or implementation thereof.
MANUAL-8 : depicts a statement of boards, committees and other bodies constituted as the part of this Department.
MANUAL-9 : excepts the Directory of officers and Employee of the Department.
MANUAL-10 : contains particulars relating to the monthly remuneration received by each of officers and employee of the Department including the system of composition as provided in regulations.
MANUAL-11 : covers the budget allocated to the Department and authorities under its control.
MANUAL-12 : explains the manner of execution of subsidy progrmmes of the Department.
MANUAL-13 : contains particulars of receipts of concessions, permits or authorization granted by the Department.
MANUAL-14 : Provides the details of the information related to the various schemes, which are available in the electronics format.
MANUAL-15 : contains particulars of the facilities available to citizens for obtaining information.
MANUAL-16 : gives the names, designations and other particulars of the Public Information Officers, Assistant Public Information Officers and the Appellate Authorities of the Department.
MANUAL-17 : deals with information on miscellaneous matters, which may be of use public.
Definitions:
In this Information Manual, unless the context otherwise requires:-
Other words and expressions used in this Information Manual should originally carry the same meaning as defined in Act and Rules. Person/ Persons desiring to get information from he public Authority may get the same on payment of fees and the, manner as prescribed in the scheduled under Rules-4 and 7 of Odisha Right to Information Rules, 2005 as amended from time to time.
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Objective/Purpose of the Public Authority
Aims and objective of the Department of Water Resources is to increase the agricultural productivity of the State by way of creation of additional irrigation potential and better management of potential created ,The activities of the Department also extends to socio-economic development, navigation, hydro power generation, water supply and flood control, drainage etc. Above all, the main objectives of the Department is to bring an all round prosperity of the state.
Mission/vision Statement of the Public Authority
Odisha is Primarily an agrarian state. Irrigation sector holds the key to Odisha's economic development and poverty alleviation. The state has a cultivate land of 61.65 lakh .It has been assessed that 49.90 lakh can be brought under irrigation through major, medium and minor (flow &lift) irrigation projects. Being an agrarian state, the Government is attaching utmost importance for irrigation development. During XI plan period, following targets have been set to augment the irrigation potential.
1. Major & Medium Irrigation Sector
It has been assessed that 3130.00th.ha cultivatable land can be brought under irrigation through major and medium irrigation projects. By end of March 2008,1260.90th.ha of net irrigation potential has been created through 118 projects that include 33 on going projects.
2. Minor Irrigation (Flow)
It has been assessed that 970.00th.ha of cultivatable land be provided irrigation through minor(flow) projects. By end of March 2008,529.23th.ha of net irrigation potential has been created. At present,this department is looking after construction,operation and maintenance of Minor Irrigation (flow) projects having ayacut above 40 ha.
3. Lift Irrigation
It has been assessed that 890.00th.ha of cultivatable land can be provided irrigation facilities through Lift irrigation projects.
Government has declared the year' 2008 as the year of irrigation and set the following targets:
For long term solution of flood problems, construction of reserver with adequate flood cushion is required .Under the present circumstances, constructions of flood control reservoirs are difficult due to large scale submergence and other environment and ecological aspects. Therefore, the Department has planned other measure such as construction of cascade reservoirs in such a way hat effective flood moderation is achieved ,Besides ,raising and strengthening of flood protective embankments, clearance of river mouths, inter basin transfer of water in the state, Flood plain regulation/ Flood plain zoning & Flood forecasting systems have also been planned for effective flood management.
Brief history of the Public Authority and context of its formation
Water has always played a major role in human societies. It is a source of life and prosperity and a cause of death and devastation. Because of this close relationship between water and man, water resources management has been viewed as a crucial vehicle for socio-economic development.
Water resources development in the state was taken up in the late 19th century to curb the destructive effect of water, particularly the devastating floods of river Mahanadi. Through some noticeable works were done during the nineteenth and early twentieth century, concerned efforts were not attempted to remove regional disparity. Large parts of the state continued to remain in the grip of flood and famine in the Pre-independence period. After independence water resources development was given top priority in national agenda. Water being a state subject, state Governments were encouraged to invest heavily in hydraulic infrastructure in order to promote growth, mitigate risk and alleviate poverty. At the initial stages, in Odisha, major & medium irrigation projects works were under Public Works Department & minor (flow) irrigation works under the control of Revenue Department. In the Year 1962, a separate Department called Irrigation and power was set up to expedite the construction work of major and medium irrigation projects, Minor irrigation works were transferred to Rural Engineering Organization(REO) formed under Planning & Co-ordination Department. In 1980,the R.E.O. Was transferred to the Irrigation and Power Department . The year 1990 witnessed major changes In secretariat Administration, resulting in the reorganization of Department and creation of several new departments .A new department called Rural Development Department was created and Irrigation & power Department was split into Department of Irrigation and Department of Energy. Major and medium Irrigation remained with the Department of Energy, Minor Irrigation works were transferred to R.D. Department.
In the mean time, other sectoral demands of water such as domestic urban agglomeration, industrial. Have been increased considerably which warranted an integrated water resources development and management approach. To face the challenge, first National water Policy was framed in 1987. Following the principles of National Water Policy, the state Water Policy was framed in 1994,which underscore the need of a coordinated approach to the state's water resources development. Administrative initiatives were taken to bring all water -related subjects under one umbrella ,and in the year 1994,Irrigation Department was restructured as Water Resources Department ,which became the nodal department with regard to all matters concerning the decision in the year 1996,the Minor Irrigation works dealt by R.D Department and Command Area Development works dealt by Agriculture Department were transferred to the Water Resources Department.
Duties of the Public Authority
Main activities / function of the Public Authority
The Department of Water Resources is headed by Dr. Aurobindo Behera, IAS as Principal Secretary since 3rd June 2006. The Department has 7 wings namely; Major & medium Irrigation, Minor Irrigation(flow & Lift),Rehabilitation and Resettlement, Land Acquisition, Finance, CAD&WM & Monitoring. Each wing is headed by an Officer. To achieve desired objectives, the Department is assisted by seven organizations. The activities of these organizations are enumerated below.
Major & Medium: The Organization deals with following works.
Minors (flow): This organization looks after following works.
Ground Water Survey & Investigation
Deals with exploration and regulation of ground water including creating mass awareness for artificial recharge in view of depletion of resources.
Command Area Development
Deals with construction of field channels ,field drains & other multi-disciplinary activities of irrigated agriculture in selected command areas below the outlet.
Odisha Lift Irrigation Corporation Ltd.
This autonomous organization was setup in 1996 to impart advanced training to officers and farmer associated with irrigated agriculture activities. Besides, this organization is also involved in research and consultancy activities pertaining to land ,water and crop management.
Odisha Construction Corporation Ltd.(OCC)
Corporation was established in the year 1962, under he Companies Act, 1956 ,as a wholly owned Government of Odisha enterprise to undertake construction activities. Later, the activities of this Corporation are extended to the field of construction consultancy and IT services.
List of services being provided by the Public Authority with a brief write-up on them
Major and medium irrigation projects are capital intensive in nature. The state Governments with limited resources find themselves unable to meet desired fund demands of all the projects. Therefore, he projects completion gets delayed and a large number of projects in the country have spilled over from one plan to another .Further, funds spent on these projects are locked up and he country is not able to derive the desired benefits. This was a matter of grave concern for the Union Government. Against his background (AIBP) was launched by Government of India during 1996-97 to provide financial assistance t state Government for accelerating the pace of irrigation development in the country.
The primary objectives of AIBP are:-
Inadequacy of public investment has decelerated growth rate agricultural and rural infrastructure sectors since the 8th Five-Year Plan. There are many infrastructure projects, which have been started but are lying incomplete for want of Resources. Even though there is an urgent need of creating adequate employment opportunities in rural areas through development of infrastructure, there had been virtually no infrastructure arrangements for financing rural infrastructure. Against this background, the Government of India in Budget of 1995-96 announced the scheme for setting up rural infrastructure development fund (RIDF) to be operationalized by NABARD. This fund has emerged as a popular and effective scheme for financing rural infrastructure projects.]
Assisting State Government for the completion of ongoing rural infrastructure projects and also taking up new projects.
? Japan Bank for International Co-operation (JBIC)
Japan is providing ODA(Official Development Assistance) loan developing countries at low rates. An outlay of Rs.122.00 Crore has been provided for the Year 2008-09 with target to creat additional irrigation potential of 8.00 thousand hectares.
? Odisha Integrated Irrigated Agricultural and Water Management Investment
The Odisha Integrated irrigated Agriculture and Water Management Investment projects (OIIAWMP) was conceptualized with the support of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to maximize the state of interest and with long repayment periods to develop and improve the economic and social infrastructure for sustainable economic cooperation operations are in charge of the major part of ODA loans. So far 3 Majr projects namely Upper Indravati Irrigation project(RD 15.00 to 52.00K.M),Upper Kolab irrigation project(RD 14.00 to 41.78 K.M) & Rengali Left Bank Canal (RD 29.177 to 71.313K.M) have been sanctioned under this scheme.
? Odisha Community Tank Management Programme (OCTMP)
Government of Odisha in partnership with Government of India has initiated a projects to repair and rehabilitated approximately 900 minor irrigation tanks having a command area of 40 ha to 2000 ha and covering 1.20 lakh ha across the state of Odisha with funding from World Bank. Tank irrigation is one of the oldest methods of irrigation in Odisha . The State has 28,303 tanks approximately, including tanks of the Government and private Sector(Go, Minor Irrigation Census,2001).About 3646 of these tanks are relatively large with an irrigation capacity 0of 5.47 million hectares. These 3646 tanks irrigate between 40 to 2000 ha land and are managed by the MI Department.The Odisha Community Tank Development and Management Society (OCTDMS)
has been formed as a special purpose Vehicle(SPV) under the Department of Water Resources, Government of orissa and will conceptualized and operational zed the orissa Community Tank Management project(OCTMP).The project envisages execution through primary and Secondary institutions from the state project Unit to he Community Level Groups with facilitation of Support Organization.
Odisha Water Sector Improvement project(OWSIP)
1. The project" Mahanadi Basin Development Plan" has been reamed as Odisha Water Sector Improvement project. The proposals envisages modernization of irrigation projects, construction of new irrigation projects besides flood control and drainage development I Mahanadi Basin. The project will be implemented in phased manner through financial assistance of World Bank. At present, preliminary activities such as survey, investigation & project report preparation are under progress. Funding for thjis project is likely to be made available during 2009-10. An outlay of Rs 11.20 Crore has been proposed under this scheme during 2008-09.
? Repair, Renovation and Restoration of Water Bodies
Minor irrigation pro0jects have contributed substantially to augment the irrigation potential. It is estimated that there about five lakh water bodies such as lakes and tanks used for irrigation in the country. These projects generally suffer from the tanks, poor maintenance and management, encroachment, etc. It is necessary to restore the storage capacity of water bodies with the purpose of recovering their lost irrigation potential. With this aim in view, a scheme called "National project for directly linked to Agriculture" has been launched on pilot basis by the Government of India during 2004-05.
Minor irrigation projects are environment-friendly and they provide gainful employment opportunities to the rural population, resulting in optimum utilization of resources. A large number of small irrigation projects on streams & rivulets can provide irrigation to the lands of tribal beneficiaries. The technology close to the heart of the tribal and the projects are therefore amply suitable for self-management. The pani panchayat scheme has aroused widespread enthusiasm Request are pouring in to set up new minor and lift irrigation project and revive the derelict ones. It is,therefore,felt that new emphasis on Minor & Lift Irrigation.projects can be cast in the mould of pani panchayats,which will provide increased momentum to the campaign. With the above objectives in view,Government launched a new scheme name as "Biju Krushak Vikash Yojana"during 2001.
Hirakud multi-purpose project completed 50 years of its glorious existence in 2007. It occupies a pride of place in the sate's progress,as it has contributed immensely to the control of floods, generation of electricity and providing irrigation facilitates to the farmers in he Mahanadi delta. The project was originally designed to provide irrigation to 153750 ha of land in Khariff seasom and 76875 ha of land in rabi season. After so many years of its existence, the Hirakud project is irrigating 163036 ha in khariff and 115481 ha in rabi ,much more tha what was envisaged in the project originally. It is true that despite a larger area having been brought under irrigation there are pockets especially he tail-end areas where or getting inadequate water. This is due to the fact that the canal systems get deteriorated resulting in decrease in carrying capacity of canal .It is also observed that over drawal of water at head reaches makes water scarcity in tail-end areas even though design discharge the caal has been maintained. Participatory irrigation management(Pani Panchayat) provide a platform to sit together,take stock of total availability of water and its scientific use with a view to serving the need of all the farmers in the command.
It has been the government's endeavor to improve canal systems form time to time and also to sensitise farmers about judicious use of water programmes to develop a part of the Hirakud command area were taken up under World Bank supported Water Resources Consolidation project(WRCP) and Accelerated irrigation benefit programme (AIBP).At present ,Rampur&Berkly system modernization work is under progress through NABARD.It is proposed to consolidate irrigation in the balance command area of Hirakudsystem through state Fund and World Bank funded Odisha Water Sector Improvement Programme(OWSIP).
To begin with a sum of Rs.2.00 crore was allotted from state's own resources during 2007-08. During2008-09,it has been programmed to spend Rs.50.00 Crore from state's own resources for improvement of the system.
Bharat Nigam Programme
This is time bound programme(2005-2009) launched for building rural infrastructure in the areas of Irrigation ,Roads, Housing, Water Supply, Electrification & Telecommunication connectivity. Specific targets are to be achieved under each sector. The irrigation component of Bharat Nigam aims at creation of irrigation potential of 100 lakh hectare in four years i.e from 2005-06 to 2008-09 a National level. Odisha has proposed to create 3.923 lakh ha .of additional irrigation potential with projected investment of Rs2649.29 Crore.
There is a wide difference in geographical distribution of irrigation facility in the state. Some blocks have more than 50% irrigation facility whereas other have less than 5% facility. Krishhnaprasad block in Puri district has no irrigation facility. Government have , therefore, decided that a Master Plan for each district should be drawn up so as to provide at least 35% irrigation in every block during he next five years I.e from 2005-06 to 2009-10.Collectors were requested to prepare Master Plan of their districts. All collectors submitted their Master Plan, which incorporates Major/Medium, Minor, lift and other sources of Irrigation facility. By now,15 such defect blocks have achieved 35% irrigation facility. As per the action plan for 2008-09,18 blocks will be brought under 35% irrigation during the current financial year 2008-09 .While submitting the Master plan the Collectors have indicated 27 blocks in orissa will not be able to achieve 35% irrigation facility by2009-10.Efforts are being made to explore the possibilities of augmenting irrigation potential in these blocks through other sources of irrigation by identifying suitable sites for water harvesting structures,check dams,nala bunds etc. and also by identifying suitable pockets like ground water prospect zones,ground water recharge points such as percolation tank ,recharge pit etc.
Government have declared the year'2008 as the year of irrigation and set the following targets:
Odisha falls under a tropical climatic zone. The floods in the state occur mostly during monsoon season due to heavy rainfall caused by synoptic scale monsoon disturbances. Almost every alternate year, vast areas of the state are inundated due to flood or flood coupled with cyclone. The flood-prone area of the state has been assessed to be 33.40 lakh ha, which is 21.45% of its geographical area. Total control or flood is not practicable from economic considerations & management rationally refers provision of reasonable degree of protection against floods by structural/non-structural measures to mitigate the recurring havoc caused by floods.
During the last five decades, a number of structural and non- structural measures have been taken to minimize flood. As a part of structural measures, two flood control reservoirs namely Hirakud on the Mahanadi & Rengali on the Bramhani have been constructed. Similarly, the Chanduli dam & Icha dam (under construction) in Jharkhand will control flood to some extent in Subernarekha delta. Besides, 6515 Kms.of protective embankments, 1952 spurs & different basins to control the flood & saline ingress in the delta/low lying area.
The natural topographical factor (flat terrain) is the primary cause of drainage congestion in coastal belts of Odisha. Therefore, disposal of run-off resulting from rainfall takes considerable time. Further, the problem gets aggravated due to formation of sand bars across the river mouths and tidal lockage. The drainage congestion affects crop yield. It has been estimated that 30% of the CCA I.e 2.17 lakh ha suffers from poor drainage and water logging problems. To harness the potential for increased agricultural growth, a master plan amounting to Rs.856.46 Cr. To retrieve 1.90 lakh ha of waterlogged area has been prepared & submitted to CWC for necessary clearance.
Command Area Development and Water Management (CADWM) programme,a Centrally Sponsored Plan Scheme is being implemented in the State since 1976-77 with the main objective of reducing the gap between irrigation potential created and that utilized. The programme aims at enhancing agricultural production and productivity I irrigated commands by judicious and equitable distribution of the available irrigation water with active involvement of farmers through participatory Irrigation management (PIM).
In this millennium, he trust on ground water is increasing exponentially to support the exploding population for the domestic, irrigation and industrial needs. A comprehensive understanding of the ground water regime, its recharge and discharge characteristic is very important to evolve strategy for its optimal utilization. Hence precise assessment of quantity of planning its development. Odisha has a geographical area of 1,55,700 Km2 with a vast track of coastal plains, It receives on an average annual precipitation of about 1500 m.m. The prevailing topography, Climate and soil condition exert lot of influence on the infiltration-run off characteristics of the hydrological cycle. The diverse rock types, ranging in age from Archaean occupies about 80% of the total geographical area of the state.
The state has an estimated ground water potential of 21.011 BCB, out of which 60% I.e.12.607 BCM can be is safety utilized. The present level of average 18.31%.By March 2004,in total 389140 ground water structures have been grounded only for irrigation use.
Water, land and soil sustain life on Earth. These natural resources are integral parts of the environment which needs to be conserved and efficiency managed to enhance productivity, achieve economic growth and promote environmental quality. No nation can afford to squander or pollute these natural resources while using them in crop production or other activities. Drought, flood, cyclone and land degradation have been identified to be the major constraints that limit agricultural production per unit area and per unit volume of water with scientific management of water, land and soil has been accorded top priority. An integrated approach in sustainable development and management of water and land resources is therefore, imperative to make success in state's efforts to alleviate poverty and mitigate the hardship of the masses. Under the above compelling circumstances ,the necessity of establishing an Institution at State level was felt and as per advice of the Government of India, water and Land Management Institution (WALMIs) were established in most of the states during 1980's.
Odisha Lift Irrigation Corporation is a State Government undertaking established in the year 1973 to exploit the surface and ground water resources on a massive scale by pooling funds from all sources with the following objectives.
Prior to that, Lift Irrigation projects were executed by the Directorate of Lift Irrigation. During1996, responsibility of ground water survey and investigation has been taken out from OLIC and a separate Directorate was established to look after the aforesaid works. Therefore again during 2002,the State Government decided to restructure OLIC aiming to execute new LI projects to create additional irrigation potential and handing over the same to Pani Panchayat for O&M in the State. After implementation of Pani Panchayat Act, 2002, OLIC is no more collecting water rate from the cultivators of the Pani Panchayats.
Early 1960s witnessed a large number of major power, irrigation, industrial, road and harbor projects coming up in Odisha. There was need for development of infrastructure in the public sector for taking up these projects with emphasis on cost, quality and time to build up a cadre of engineers specialized in sophisticated construction activities. To meet this challenge and to break the monopoly of the private contractors, the Government of Odisha launched Odisha Construction Corporation Limited, which was incorporated as a wholly owned government company on 22nd May 1962 under the Companies Act, 1956. The formation of the company was aimed at achieving flexibility and commercial expediency in fulfilling the above objectives.
During its more than 45 Years of experience, the company has developed exercise and know- how on planning, designing and construction and executed a wide variety of construction jobs on turnkey basis.
The concept of participatory Irrigation Management (PIM) has been recognized all over the world has a tool for improving irrigation management need to be restructured to make water management efficient. However increasing demand of water in all sectors including irrigation made it imperative that the efficiency of the Irrigation Water Management must be increased. National Water Policy and state Water Policy, lay emphasis on participatory irrigation management to be adopted as an essential strategy for improving the performance of all the irrigation projects and therefore farmers should be involved progressively from the grass root level particularly in water distribution & canal maintenance. Thus the Govt. has planned to involve farmer's users in a more systematic way, at least, at the tertiary level of the canal systems for alleviation of the management problems.
Water Resources Department allocates water to different industries/commercial establishment as per the provisions of Odisha Irrigation Act 1959 & time to time. Presently, water is being provided to industrial units/commercial establishments as per recommendations of the Technical Committee known as Water Allocation Committee.
The collection of water rate from both the agricultural sector and industrial sector was earlier vested with he Revenue & Excise Department. Responsibility for collection of industrial water rate from industrial sector was transferred to Water Resources Department vide Revenue & Excise Department Notification dated 29th September,1999 and 11th October ,1999. The Department of Water Resources has been collecting the water rate from the industrial units/commercial organizations through their Executive Engineers and Assistant Engineers w.e.f.01.04.2000.
The demand of water rate from the industries / commercial organizations for the Year 2007-08 was Rs.1967.86 lakh. Out of this ,an amount of Rs.976.23 lakh has been collected by March,2008. Industries/commercial entities have been advices not to use ground water for commercial purposes without permission.
Organizational Structure Diagram at various levels namely, state, direction, region district, block etc. (whichever is applicable).
Expectation of the public authority from the public for enhancing its effectiveness and efficiency.
The public Authority desires that constructive co-operation from the public by extending their support in effective implementation of various on going projects in the State for creation of more Irrigation potentialities.
Arrangements and methods made for seeking public participation/contribution.
So far as Secretariat Establishment of the Department of Water Resources is concerned, there is no citizen interaction excepting a few cases, where they are called for or where they appear in persons with due permission of the officials, they want to visit/meet to.
Mechanism available for monitoring the service delivery and public grievance resolution
Grievance cell has been functioning in the office the Honorable Chief Minister & Honorable Minister of Water Resources and Principal Secretary to Govt. Deptt. of Water Resources to redress grievance of the public. Besides grievances of the public are also attended to immediately on receipt of written statement/application from them and action taken in the matter is intimated to them in their postal address.
Addresses of the main office an other offices at different levels.(please categories the address district wise for facilitating the understanding by the user).
Department of Water Resources, Odisha Secretariat, Rajiv Bhawan, Bhubaneswar-751001
Department of Water Resources is a Government Department of Secretariat and Situated in a separate building in Rajiv Bhawan from floor-I to V and in North Block. This is in the back side of the Main Secretariat building and adjacent to Freedom Fighter Petrol Pump.
Morning hours of office: For office - 10 A.M to 5.P.M in each working days.
Closing hours of office : For public - 2 P.M to 5 P.M on requisition made in the reception counter.
During emergency, the office remain opened beyond office hours,Sundays & holidays.
MANUAL-2
Powers and Duties of Officers & Employees
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20. Revision of rates and modification of contract.
21.Grant of works advance to Contractors.
22.Grant of extension of time to contractors.
23. Approval of deviation statement exceeding 10% of the contract value.
24. Acceptance of claims of contractors.
25. Acceptance and contest of arbitrators award.
26. Filing of Civil suits against the Private Parties.
27. Cases relating to execution of works without calling for tenders
28. Revision of hire charges of Tools and Plants lent to Contractors.
29. Disposal of surplus material and other assets in different wings of Water Resources.
30. Interpretation and clarification of codal Rules and Provision of contract forms.
31. Remission of Revenue.
32. Confirmation,Deputation and Training outside the State of Asst. Engineers and above.
33. Representations and appeals of Non-Gazetted and Gazetted staff.
34. Size of the Five Year plan, Annual Plan Central Assistance.
35. All cases involving recommendation of matters relating to Odisha Irrigation Act and Rules there under.
36. Cases involving recommendation of the State Planning Board.
37. Water Rate Administration and matters relating to Odisha Irrigation Act and Rules there under.
38. Administrative approval of Projects for investigation and execution(Irrigation and Flood Control).
39. Approval of residential and non-residential building and I. Bs.
40. Transfer of fishery rights,construction of fishery jetty,leasing out of fishery rights for a period of exceeding one year.
41. Relinquishment of surplus Department lands.
42. Exemption of payment of earnest money by Govt. Undertaking in taking up contracts.
43. Sanction of Survey reports.
44. Public Accounts Committee.
45. Public Undertaking Committee.
46. Annual Administration Reports.
Cases to be disposed of by Minister (state) Department of Water Resources:
All the files which require the decision of the Chief Minister (Department of Water Resources is in his charge)/Government are routed through the Minister of State Minister of State has also been authorized to answer Assembly Question/Adjournment motion /calling attention notices etc. on behalf of the Chief Minister.
Cases to be disposed of by Principal Secretary/Comm-Cum-Secy.,Department of Water Resources:
5. Sanction of House Building advance/Motor Cycle advance for Gazetted and Non-Gazetted officers.
6. Sanction of journey outside the State,Tour Programme and tour diary in case of Gazetted officers.
7. Confirmation,deputation and training outside the state of all Gazetted field officers up to the rank of Asst. Engineer and all employee of the Department(Secretariat)
8. Vigilance cases (Class-III & Class-IV Employees)
9. Creation of non-gazetted posts under Plan and Non-plan
10. Forwarding of application and release of officers for outside employee of gazetted and Non- Gazetted officers.
11. All matters concerning office Asst. of the Deptt. And field Estt.(Non-Gazetted) including Court cases, Re-organization of Branches of Department.
12. Sanction of the annual of temporary posts(both Gazetted and Non-Gazetted) of the Deptt. (Secretariat) and field Estt.
13. Sanction of encasement of unutilzed EL of gazetted field officers and gazetted officers of Departmnet of Water Resources after their retirement.
14. Signing in the application form of officers and staff of the Deptt.(Secretariat) and gazetted field officers of the rank of Asst. Engineer and above for final withdrawal of GPF after retirement.
15. Sanction of GPF Advance both refundable & Non-refundable to officers Class-II and above both the Secretariat and field.
16. Sanction of deputation of field officers and staff of the Department (Secretariat).
17. Sanction of time bound advancement scale of pay of Asst. Engineers.
18. According of revised sanction and crossing the EB in the event of change of the date of EB sanctioned earlier consequent on fixation of pay or step up of pay or otherwise.
19. Sanction of extension of joining time within a period of 30 days on administrative ground.
20. Matters relating to all adhoc appointments in leave vacancy in Secretariat establishment of the Department posts not belonging to Home Common Cadre.
21. Representations,appeals,memorials and grievance petition addressed to Secretary.
22. Foreign Exchange requirement.
23. Hiring of building boy and fair rent for Government offices.
24. Review of Plan and Non-plan expenditures with Heads of Department and officers of the Department.
25. All land acquisition matters/Rehabilitation Cases/fores clearance of projects.
26. Relinquishment of surplus Departmental lands-sanction of L.A.,estimate above Rs.50a lakhs.a
27. Briefing to Minister in reply to Assembly questions.
28. Any other matters which Secretary has directed to be submitted to him.
Cases to be disposed by the Under Secretary to Government, Department of Water Resources:
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Name of the Branch |
Name of the Branch Officer |
Supervising Officer |
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1st level |
2nd Level |
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Medium |
Sri B.N.Madeli |
Sri B.B. Das,AFA-cum-joint Secretary |
-do- |
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Flood Control & Drainage |
-do- |
Smt. Smita Pani |
-do- |
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Monitoring Cell |
Shri D. Mahapatra, Deputy Secretary Ms. Niyati Patnaik, Under Secretary |
Sri Harihar Sahoo, Joint Secretary |
-do- |
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23 |
Budget |
Sri B.B. Das, Joint Secretary |
- |
-do- |
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Accounts |
Sri Nihar ranjan Swain, Joint Secretary,
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-do- |
-do- |
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F.A. Cell |
Sri Ajay Kumar Nayak. AFA-cum-Deputy Secretary |
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-do- |
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26 |
Internal Audit Wing |
Sri R. N. Mohanty, OSD-cum-Deputy Secretary |
Sri Ganeswar Rout |
-do- |
N. B. As per Office Order No. 30961 dt. 17.09.2008 Shri P.K.Mohanty, Joint Secretary has been allowed to look after the (i) Participatory Irrigation Management (Pani Panchayat) of Major-I Branch, (ii) Master Plan Irrigation of Major-I Branch, (iii) Affairs of WALMI of Major-III Branch.
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DISTRIBUTION OF WORK BETWEEN F.A-CUM- ADDL. SECY. (SHRI B.K. DAS) AND F.A-CUM-ADDL SECY. (SRI AKRURA SAHOO) AND SRI LAXMAN KU. MUDULI, AFA-CUM-UNDER SECY. |
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Subject/ Branch |
Cases to be dealt in by FA- cum-Addl Secy. Sri B.K . Das |
Cases to be dealt in by FA- cum-Addl. Secy. Sri Akrura Sahoo |
Cases to be dealt in by AFA-cum-Under Secy. |
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ACCOUNTS Processing of tenders,of extension of time, escalation, revision of rates and deviation etc. |
Tender,deviation,EOT, rate revision, escalation and closure proposals relating to the projects under C.E., & B.M., B.L., Basin, C.E., LIIP, C.E & B.M., B.S & B. Basin., C.C.E., ABP, CCE, KIP, C.E., UIIP, C.E & B.M L.M. Basin, C.E., Mechanical. |
Tender deviation,EOT, escalation rate revision and closure proposal relating to the Projects under C.E., B.R.B., C.E., R.V.N., Basin/. C.E & B.M., U.M.B., C.E., Drainage, C.E., Potteru Project, C.E., UKP, P.A., UTHEP, C.E., Hydrometry, C.E., Minor Irrigation, Director, Hydrology and G.W.S & S.I., Codes Revision Committee. |
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DISTRIBUTION OF WORK BETWEEN F.A-CUM- ADDL. SECY. (SHRI B.K. DAS) AND F.A-CUM-ADDL SECY. (SRI AKRURA SAHOO) AND SRI LAXMAN KU. MUDULI, AFA-CUM-UNDER SECY. |
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Subject/ Branch |
Cases to be dealt in by FA-cum-Addl Secy. Sri B.K . Das |
Cases to be dealt in by FA-cum-Addl. Secy. Sri Akrura Sahoo |
Cases to be dealt in by AFA-cum-Under Secy. |
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Budget and related matters |
Plan & Non-Plan Budget of Major, Medium and Minor Irrigation, Zero Based Budget, 1st Supplementary, 2nd Supplementary, Re- appropriation and other matters of Budget, Republic Accounts Committee, 12th & 13th Finance Commission, L.C. Requisition and L.C. Accounts, C.A.G. 4.4 & others Action taken report-11th and 13th Assembly Defalcation and losses (50%) and other matterss. |
Plan-Non-Plan Budget of Lift Irrigation, CAD, Gound Water , WALMI. Arbitration Tribunal 1st Supplementary, 2nd Supplementary, Re- appropriation, Draft para Triangular Committee, Public Undertaking Committee, & Apex Committee , Critical Lump, Utilization Certificate, Employees data, Revenue Receipt. CAG Para 4.1 & 4.2. Action Taken Report- 10th & 12th Assembly, Defalcation and losses(50%) and other matters. |
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F. A. Cell |
Administrative Approval, F.A & C.A.O Organisation. |
Service Conditions, Referal matters to F.A Cell. |
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4 |
Others |
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Matters relating to stores Verification Party,Internal Audit will be Comm-Cum- Secy. directly. Besides all the sanction orders and release orders under the administrative control of Deptt. of W.R. Shall be issued under the signature of OSD-Cum- Deputy Secretary. |
Name of the Branch:-OE-I
Distribution of works Among the Assistant Section Officers
Name of the Section Officer/ Desk Officer:- ShriSuresh Chandra Dehury.
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SI No. |
Name of the A.S.O |
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Subject Allotted |
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1 |
Miss Mousumi Das |
(I) |
Appointment,promotion,creation,confirmation,transfer/posting, deputation,gradation,special pay and allowances in general/court cases/O.R.V. Act of Secretariat establishment. |
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(ii) |
Representation ,important circulars. |
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(iii) |
Distribution of work among officers of Secretariat establishment. |
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(iv) |
Personal cases of Gazetted officers of Secretariat Establishment. |
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(v) |
Training of officers of Secretariat Establishment. |
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(vi) |
Establishment of Directorate of R&R. |
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(vii) |
Maintenance of CL account of Gazetted staff. |
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(viii) |
Computer training of the staff of Secretariat Establishment. |
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2 |
Smt. Subhra Pratihari
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(i) |
Personal cases of Assistants and Class-IV staff. |
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(ii) |
Staff meeting and pending list. |
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(iii) |
Assembly & Parliament questions. |
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(iv) |
Miscellaneous work like budget. |
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(v) |
Transfer & posting of Class-IV staff. |
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(vi) |
Inspection & Audit Report. |
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3 |
Pravash Ranjan Swain |
(i) |
Personal cases of Non-Assistants. |
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(ii) |
Allotment of quarters. |
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(iii) |
Maintenance of CL account of all staff excepting gazetted establishment. |
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(iv) |
Issue of Secretariat Entry Pass |
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(v) |
Absentee Statement of Staff. Roster Arrangement |
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(vi) |
Miscellaneous cases to be allotted by the Section Officer. |
Name of the Branch:- O.E-II
Distribution of Work among the Assistant Section Officers
Name of the Section Officer/Desk Officer:- Shri Pramod Kumar Mohanty.
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Sl. No. |
Name of the A.S.O |
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Subject Allotted |
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1 |
Tarun Kumar Swain |
(i) |
Cont. Expenditure |
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(ii) |
Furniture |
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(iii) |
Xerox |
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(iv) |
TA/LTC |
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(v) |
Computer |
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(vi) |
Other Miscellaneous work relating to above subject & Assembly question |
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2 |
Mohit Kumar Naik |
(i) |
(a) Rajiv Bhawan matter including reservation of Rajiv Bhawan Conference Hall. |
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(ii) |
(b) Rajiv Bhawan Canteen matter & Allahabad bank extension Counter Correspondence. |
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(iii) |
All advance including bank loan/House building advance/Motor cycle advance. Bicycle advance/Festival advance of all staff and correspondence with AG on the above matters. |
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(iv) |
Special House Building Advance sanctioned correspondence |
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(v) |
RCM |
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(vi) |
Budget information/Audit information and compliance. Other miscellaneous work relating to above matters & Assembly Questions. |
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3 |
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(i) |
M.V/POL etc. |
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(ii) |
Telephone |
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(iii) |
G.I.S. matter |
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(iv) |
Commerce/Indent. |
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(v) |
Library/Reference Book. |
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(vi |
Other Misc. work & Assembly question. |
Name of the Branch:-F.E.-I
Distribution of works among the Assistant Section Officers.
Name of the Section Officer:-Sri Sk. Ekbal Alli
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Sl.No. |
Name of the A.S.O. |
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Subject Allotted |
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1 |
Sri Satyabrata Rout |
(i) |
Transfer,posting,Promotion,deputation,reversion,confirmation, fixation of seniority,Tribunal and supreme court Cases pertaining to Asst. Engineer & Asst. Executive Engineers. |
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(ii) |
Miscellaneous,Assembly question and parliamentary Question. |
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(iii) |
All personal cases of junior Engineers. |
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(iv) |
Tribunal cases of Jes (Civil). |
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2 |
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(i) |
Transfer,posting,promotion,deputation,reversion,confirmation, fixation of seniority,Tribunal and supreme court Cases relating to EE(C) and above,retirement cases of all civil engineers. |
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(ii) |
Sanction of leave, GPF Stepping up pay,antedating of CEs and EIC. |
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3 |
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(i) |
Sanction of EB,Leave,GPF,stepping up pay,antedating of Civil Engineers of the rank of Executive Engineers and above except CEs and EIC. |
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(ii) |
Sanction of journey of all EE(C) & civil engineers. |
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(iii) |
Assembly questions. |
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(iv) |
Sanction of journey Medical Advance and pay fixation of Civil Engineers from the rank of EEs(c) to SEs(C). |
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(v) |
Sanction of advance increment to pg holders,arrear investigation claims from the rank of EE(C) and above. |
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(vi) |
Training matter of Civil engineers. |
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Issue of NOC for obtaining passport of Civil engineers. |
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Sanction of HBA/MCA of all civil engineers. |
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Monthly pending list,quarterly inspection report of E.O |
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Sl.No. |
Name of the A.S.O. |
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Subject Allotted |
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3 |
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(i) |
Sanction of EB,Leave,GPF,stepping up pay,antedating of Civil Engineers of the rank of Executive Engineers and above except CEs and EIC. |
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(ii) |
Sanction of journey of all EE(C) & civil engineers. |
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(iii) |
Assembly questions. |
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(iv) |
Sanction of journey Medical Advance and pay fixation of Civil Engineers from the rank of EEs(c) to SEs(C). |
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(v) |
Sanction of advance increment to pg holders,arrear investigation claims from the rank of EE(C) and above. |
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(vi) |
Training matter of Civil engineers. |
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Issue of NOC for obtaining passport of Civil engineers. |
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Sanction of HBA/MCA of all civil engineers. |
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Monthly pending list,quarterly inspection report of E.O |
Name of the Branch:-F.E.II
Distribution of Work among the Assistant Section Officers. Name of the Section Officer:-Sri Jagadish Khatua & Sri Deepak Kumar Baral
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Sl No. |
Name of the A.S.O. |
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Subject Allotted |
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1
2
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Sri Rabindra KLumar Dalei
Padmaja Bastia |
1 |
Transfer,posting,promotion reference to OPSC of Mechanical Engineers to the rank of AEE to Chief Engineer. |
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2. |
Gradation pf AEE(M) to Chief Engineer (Mechanical). |
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3. |
Personal cases of AEE(M) to CE(Mechanical). |
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4 |
Court Cases relating to above matter. |
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5 |
Parliament/Assembly questions relating to above matter. |
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6 |
Personal cases of AE(Mech.)/JE (Mech). |
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7 |
Transfer,posting of JE(Mech)&AE(Mech) |
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8 |
Promation&reference to OPSC regarding cases of JER(Mech) to the rank of AE(Mech). |
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9 |
Gradation of AE(Mech). |
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10 |
All court cases of AE (Mech)./JEs. |
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11 |
Parliament/Assembly Questions relatintg to AE(Mech)/JEs. |
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12 |
All advance of Mechanical Engineers |
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13 |
Advance increment to PG holders. |
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14 |
Miscellaneous. |
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Name of the Branch:-F.E.-IV
Distribution of work among he Assistant Section Officers. Name of the Desk Officer:-Sri Dha
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Sl. No. |
Name of the A.S.O. |
Work & Subject Allotted. |
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1 |
Sri Gadadhar Biswal |
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2 |
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3 |
Smt Pushpa Sethi |
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Name of the Branch:- F.E-III
Distribution of work among the Assistant Section Officers. Name of the Desk Officer:-Sri Keshab chandra Sahoo
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1 |
Sri Suresh Kumar Sethy |
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Sl. No. |
Name of the A.S.O. |
Work & Subject Allotted |
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2 |
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3 |
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4 |
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Name of the Branch:- Major-I
Distribution of work among the Assistant Section Officers. Name of the Desk Officer:- Sri Lagendra nath Tudu
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Sl. No. |
Name of the A.S.O. |
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Works assigned |
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1 |
Sri Damodar Mallick |
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2 |
Smt. Sasmita Sahu |
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3 |
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Sl. No. |
Name of the A.S.O. |
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Works assigned |
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4 |
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5 |
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MBDP Cell |
Name of the Branch:- Major-II
Distribution of work among the Assistant Section Officers.
Name of the Section Officer:-Sri Sumanas Prasad Mohanty.
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Sl. No. |
Name of the A.S.O. |
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Subject Allotted |
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1 |
Sri STapan Pradhan |
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All matters relating to Hirakud Dam project. |
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Collection of aWater rate including Non-Agricultural use of water (Odisha Irrigation Act-41959 and Rules) |
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2 |
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All matters relating to Balimela Dam project |
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All matters relating to Potteru Irrigation Project. |
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All matters relating to Upper Kolab Irrigation Project including allextension. |
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Matters relating to Rusikulya System. |
Name of the Branch :-Major-III
Distribution of work among the Assistant Section Officers. Name of the Section Officer:-Sri Lagendra Nath Tudu
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Sl. No. |
Name of the A.S.O. |
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Subject Allotted |
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1 |
Sri sourav Sony Prusty |
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Survey & Investigation of all Irrigation Projects. |
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Amendment of Irrigation Act/Rules. |
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Irrigation Policy of State Government & Central Govt.& allied activities. |
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Matters relating to Water Tax. |
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Budget & Plan Expenditure. |
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Related Misc. Matters&Assembly/Parliament Questions. |
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WALMI Establishment&allied matters inclusive of OJCs and OAT Cases. |
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2 |
Sri Saroj Kumar Nayak |
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All Inter-state matters of concerned Irrigation projects in respect of Major Irrigation-III Branch. |
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Khariff & Rabi Irrigation programme along with release of water in canals. |
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All matters ralating to Mahanadi Chotrotpala Irrigation Island(WRCP) |
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Mahanadi Birupa Barrage(WRCP) |
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Naraj Project works. |
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Related Assembly/Parliament questions |
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Miscellaneous nature of works relating to Major Irr-III Branch. |
Flood Control & Drainage Branch
Distribution of works among the Assistant Section Officers. Name of the Section Officer/ Desk Officer:-Shri Bhaskar Sethi
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1. |
VIP,General Petition/Press Clippings. |
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1. |
Chief Minister Office letters and All C.M. Grievances Letters. |
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2. |
All Assembl Questions/Lok Sabha / Rajya Sabha Qustions and all OLA Matters etc. |
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3. |
Matters relating to FFW/NREGS works. |
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4. |
Present Flood position and work relating to FIMG Cell etc. |
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5. |
All Budget works relating to Flood Cell PSC/CAG.Other Sectiond of Water Resources.Deptt. |
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When required information from Flood Cell. |
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6. |
Budget Speech. |
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7. |
Staff Meeting. |
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2. |
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Sri Akrura Bariha,A.S.O |
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1. |
Allotment and expenditure under FDR grant relating to CRF/NCCF etc. |
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2. |
Matters relating to sunbmission of project proposals by I.C/C.E.,Ex-Engine to SPC/OSDMA. |
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3. |
All SRC Letters relating to FDR Grant/Cyclone. |
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4. |
Proposals of Collector relating to Flood/Embackment/repairs and restoration of Canal/Drainage |
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Organization. |
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5. |
Position report of Branch closing strengthening of embankment. |
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6. |
All other Flood damage works. |
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1. |
Utilisation certificate under CRF/NCCF and u.c under Plan scheme. |
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2. |
Administrative approval to all Flood control works under NABARD RIDF scheme. |
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3. |
State Flood Control Board/Natural Calamities. |
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4. |
All meetings relating to Fllod Control Branch. |
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5. |
Court matters pertaining to F.C. Cell. |
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6. |
Sanction of funds under CSP/CWC and all proposals relating to Flood Control works connected |
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with Govt. of India. |
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7. |
Anti-Sea erasion works/National Water ways. |
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8. |
Miscellaneous works relating to Flood Control Branch . |
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9. |
Presentation of Coastal protection works. |
Name of the Branch:-Legal Cell
Section Officer -Sri Biswa Mohan Mohapatra & Sri Madhusudan Parida(Legal)
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SI No. |
Name of the A.S.O. |
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Subject Allotted |
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1. |
Sri Arun Kumar Sethi(Legal) |
(I) |
O.A.T.Cases/High Court cases relating to year-2005 |
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(ii) |
Miscellaneous matters including Assembly Questions. |
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(iii) |
Grievance Petitions. |
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2. |
Jyoti Kampa |
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O.A.T.Cases /High Court cases relating to year 2002 & 2003 |
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EPF Cases |
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P.G.Cases |
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Consumer Disputes of work chargeed/NMR/DLR/job Contract. |
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Workmen compensation cases. |
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3. |
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O.A.T. Cases,High Court Cases upto year 2000 |
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I.D.Cases |
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4. |
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Arbitration cases. |
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Money Suit. |
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Motor Accident Claim. |
Name of the Branch:-Monitoring Cell
Distribution of work among the Assistant Section Officers. Name of the Deputy Director :-Sutapa Gopangana
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Sl. No. |
Name of theAsst. Eng. |
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Subject Allotted |
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1 |
Umma Charan sahoo |
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Monitoring of different Irrigation Projects of Odisha with preparation of physical achievement and correspondence thereon. |
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Preparation of monthly plan expenditure,transmission of same to different quarters and correspondence thereon. |
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Convening of plan expenditure review meeting preparation and communication of proceeding thereon with relevant thereon. |
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EAP and correspondence thereon. |
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Preparation of meeting information for allotted with adhoc subjects and submission of MPR/QPR. |
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2 |
Sri Kamalakanta Mohapatra(D.O.) |
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correspondence on proposal to P&C Department,Finance Department and NABARD for funding by NABARD in various trenches,preparation and submission of meeting information and progress reports. |
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Submission of reimbursement claims for NABARD sanctioned projects and correspondence thereon. |
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Submission of projects completion reports for different NABARD sanctioned projects and correspondence thereon. |
Name of the Branch:-Confidential Branch Distribution of work among the Assistant Section Officers. Name of the Desk Officer:-Sri Kishore Chandra Si.
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Sl. No. |
Name of the A.S.O. |
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Subject Allotted |
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1
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Bibhuti Bhusan Mallick
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Department inquiry reports/files received from another branches with Government orders and proposal of EIC/CEs in respect of Civil and Mechanical Engineers. |
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Initiation of Department proceeding against Civil and Mechanical Engineers. |
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Suspension/re-in statement of Civil and Mechanical Engineers in Departmental Cases. |
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Representation/appeal/Review petition of Civil and Mechanical Engineers against punishment imposed in departmental Cases. |
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Review of suspension cases of Civil/Mechanical Engineers arising out of departmental cases. |
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Maintenance of proceeding register on departmental cases against Civil and Mechanical Engineers. |
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2 |
Sri Paresh Chandra Nayak |
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Allegation petition received against Engineers of Civil,Mechanical,LI,MI And Ground Water Survey Cadres as well as internal staff of Water Resources Department. |
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Sl. No. |
Name of the A.S.O. |
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Subject Allotted |
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All court matters,Preparation of PWC,filling of counter etc. |
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Maintenance of registers showing suspension/reinstatement of Civil and Mechanical Engineers. |
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Appeal petition/Review petition of Jes(Civil,Mechanical,LI,MI and Ground Water Survey)against the punishment imposed by EIC/CE in Departmental proceeding cases and vigilance cases. |
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Assembly question/Parliamentary question in respect of departmental/vigilance cases against Civil and Mechanical Engineers. |
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Maintenance/Transmission of C.C.Rs of Mechanical Engineers of Department of Water Resources. |
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To collect C.C.Rs of Mechanical Engineers for the purpose of D.P.C Meeting,Sanction of T.B.A. Scale of Pay |
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T.B.a. Scale of Pay / E.B cases of Mechanical Engineers. |
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Allegation petition received against Engineers of Civil & Mechanical of Water resources Department. |
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All Court matters relating to Civil and Mechanical Engineers. |
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Assembly Question / Parliamentary Question in respect of Departmental / Vigilance cases against Civil and Mechanical Engineers. |
Maintenance of property statement of Field Officers, Staffs of
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Name of the Branch:-F.A.Cell
Name of the Section Officer:-Pitambar Mohanty
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Sl. No. |
Name & Designation of the A.S.O. |
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Works Assigned |
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1 |
Pratima Choudhory |
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2 |
Smt. Urmila Majhi |
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Name of the Branch:-Accounts Branch Distribution of work among the Assistant Section Officers. Name of the Section Officer:-Shri Subash Chandra Nayak
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1. |
Itishree Choudhury |
Projects under Chief Engineer Drainage, Chief Engineer and Basin Manager Brahmani Right Basin. Chief Engieer Upper Kolab Project,CE Hydrometry,CE Water Service and Lift Irrigation,CE,UIIP,Khatigud, PP & F,GWS & I .Project Administrator,Upper Indravati Hydro Electric Project Accounting Procedure,E.Procurements,Miscellaneous matter relating to Assembly Question,Codes revision Committee & S/R Givance petitions of Honourable Chief Minister.(O) |
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Chief Engineer nad Basin Manager ,Brahmani Left Basinb,Chief Engineer and Basin Manager ,Baitarani, subarnarekha and Budhabalanga Basin,Chief Engineer Lower Indra and lower Suktel Irrigation Project Chief Construction Engineer,Kanpur Irrigation Project. |
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Chief Engineer Minor Irigation Project Chief Construction Engineer,Pottern Irrigation Project,Chief Engineer & Basin Manager Lower Mahanadi Basin,Sanction of Survey Reports of all projects under DOWR etc. and Disposal of scrap Material of all projects of DOWR Arbitration Tribunal Matters CE,RVN,Berhampur |
Name of the Branch:-CASH
Distribution of work among the Assistant Section Officers. Nameof the Desk Officer:Sri santosh Kumar Acharya
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Name of theA.S.O. |
Subject Allotted |
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Sri Ganesh Bhitria |
Cashier |
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Matters relating to Loans/Advances from the Utkal Co-operative Banking Society Ltd. And such other organization. |
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Any other relevant work allotted from time to time. |
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Smt. Sagarika Behera |
Gazetted Pay Seat Monthly pay bill and 3 other plan pay bills of gazetted staff. |
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Nothing and arrear pay claims. |
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LPC,service verification,dealing of personal files and other advances of gazetted staff. |
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Name of theA.S.O. |
Subject Allotted |
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Unutilised leave salary and surrender leave salary of Gazetted staff. |
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Pay and DA revision of gazetted staff. |
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Deputation claims |
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Income tax,Rent Roll,Pension claims,RCM Bills of gazetted staff. |
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TA and LTC. |
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TDS Return(s) |
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Claims of NGOs and such other organization. |
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Professional Tax of gazetted staff |
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Any other work allotted from time to time. |
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T. Ajay Sekhar Rao |
Non-gazetted pay Seat. |
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Monthly pay bill of Assistants and 4 other pay bills. |
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Nothing anmd arrear claims |
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Service verification,Issue of OPC and dealing of Personal files of assistants. |
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Pension & unutilized leave. |
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Arrear pay and DA revision of Assistants. |
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Profession Tax and Income Tax of Assistants. |
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Surrender leave salary of Non-gazetted staff. |
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Any other work allotted from time to time. |
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Kailash Chandra Das |
Contingent Bills. |
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Monthly pay bill of Non-Assistants. |
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Pay & DA revision of Non-Assistants. |
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Professional Tax and Income Tax of Assistants.. |
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Pension,Unutilised leave salary,service verification,issue of LPC and dealing of personal files of Non-Assistants. |
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Actuals |
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Any other work allotted from time to time. |
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Maintenance of GPF Lodger & Pass Books. |
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GPF Files (Gazetted & Non-Gazetted) |
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GPF Advance bills,part final withdrawal bills and final withdrawal bills of Gazetted and Non-gazetted staff. |
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Missing Credit of GPF & LIC. |
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Any other work allotted from time to time. |
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Monthly pay Bill of Class-IV staff. |
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Pay & DA revision of Class-IV staff. |
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Service verification,unutilised leave salary,pension and dealing of personal files of Class-IV staff. |
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Absentee statement. |
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Other advances,RCM and Rent Roll of Non-Gazetted staff. |
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Missing credits on HB,Special HB and MC and maintenance of Registers/Ledgers & Pass Books relating to other advances |
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Professional Tax |
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Misc. Correspondences |
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Any other work allotted from time to time. |
Name of the Branch:-Budget
Distribution of the Work among he Assistant Section Officers.
Name of the Section Officer:- Sri Sachidananda Nayak.
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Name of the A.S.O. |
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Work and subject allotted |
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Sri Nigama Nanda Nayak |
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Sanghamitra Satpathy |
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4 |
Aditya Kumar Mallick |
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Name of the Branch:-Land Acquisition
Distribution of Work among the Assistant Section Officers. Name of the Section Officer/ Desk Officer:-Sri Ashirbad Sethy & Sri Dhirendranath Pradhan.
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Name of the A.S.O. |
Work & Subject Allotted. |
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Sri Chandrakanta Deep |
All land acquisition works of Irrigation Projects of Dhenkanal,Angul and undivided Cuttack District.Matter relating o Plan Expenditure,Related Assembly Questions |
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Sri Chaitnya Prasad Panda. Smt. Elina Das |
All land Acquisition works of Irrigation projects in respect of Ganjam,Gajapati,Koraput,Rayagada,Nawarngpur,Malkaagiri, Mayurbjanj Districts,All relinquishing of lands. Related Assembly Questions. |
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Name of the A.S.O. |
Work & Subject Allotted. |
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Sanction of decretal dues in respect of all land acquisition cases awarded by Courts. All High Court/Supreme Court matters of arising out LA cases Budget providion for payment of decretal dues on LA compensation. All other Court Cases. Related Assembly Questions. |
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All land Acquisition works of Sambalpur, Bargarh,Jharsuguda, Deogarh, Balasore and Bhadrak Districts.Related Assembly Questions.All miscellaneous matters |
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Land Acquisition works of all Irrigation projects of Bolangir,Sonepur,Sundargarh,Phulbani,Boudh,Districts Related Assembly Questions. |
Name of the Branch:-R&R
Ame of the Section Officer/Desk Officer:-Sri Asirbad sethy
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SI No. |
Name of the Officer & Assistants |
Allotment of work & subject. |
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Sri Haraprasad Biswal(S.O.) |
OWRCP-RIP,MCIIP,Rengali retrofit C.Es of Upper Mahanadi Basins. Ongoing-Titilagarh,Rukura: Kansbahal,Regnali Left and Right Basins. On-going-Manjoro,Rengali Right,Ramlai Pipelinig,IB,Dhauragoth Completed-All completed projects under the above Ces Residual work of WRCP and other related files relating there of Budget,Court matter,other Miscellaneous matter,Fishery,Assembly & Parliament questions/grievance Petitions relating to own seats. |
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IPDP Officer-Jayajagat Sahu |
OWRCP-BAGHUA,HARABHANGI C.Es of BSB Basin, Ongoing-Kanupur,Deo,Subanrekha,Ichha Dam C.E,UIIP Ongoing-Upper Indravati C.E,.Upper Kolab Ongoing-Telengiri Pipeline-Hadua, Brutanga Completed-All completed projects under the above Cases residual work of IPDP and WRCP as before,Chief Minister Grievance Cell,House Committees,Court Matter,Assembly & Parliament questions and Grievance Petitions relating to own seals. |
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Research Assistants |
OWRCP-Hariharjore,Upper jonk,SIP Retrofit C.E of RVN Basin Ongoing-Ret, Chheligada. CE,Lower Indra & Lower Suktel Irrigation project Ongoing-Lower Indra,Lower Suktel Pipeline-Mahendra tanaya, katra Completed-All Completed projects under the above Cases R&R policy,Seminar,Court Matters/Assembly & Parliament questions/ Grievance petitions relating to own seats. |
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Range Officer(Now vacant) |
Forest related matters of all irrigation projects. Inter Departmental Problems meeting. |
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5 |
Smt.Jyotshna mayee Patnaik. A.S.O |
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Name of the Branch:- Minor Irrigation Distribution of work among the Assistant Section Officers. Name of the Section Officer:-Shri Babaji Charan Sahoo
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Sl. No. |
Name of the A.S.O. |
Work & Subject Allotted |
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1 |
Smt. Subhasree Priyadarsini Kanhar |
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Sl. No. |
Name of the A.S.O. |
Work & Subject Allotted |
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2 |
Sri Chandrakanta Deep |
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3 |
Sri Chaitanya Prasad Panda. |
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4 |
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Name of the Branch:- Lift Irrigation Distribution of work among the Assistant Section Officers.
Name of the Section Officer:- Shri Kedarnath Jena
? Kiran Prava Bara, A.S.O.
Assembly Questions
Chief Minister's Grievance CellC.P.F. Sanction of OLIC.
? Anita Kanhar,A.S.O.
MANUAL-3
Procedure Followed in Decision Making Process
[Section-4 (1) (b) (iii)]
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Activity |
Level of Action |
Time Frame |
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Subject on which the decision is to be taken. |
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Guidelines/Direction, if any |
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Process of Execution |
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Designation of the Officers involved in decision making |
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Contact information of above mentioned officers |
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If not satisfied by the decision ,where and how to appeal |
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Flow Process Chart:
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Activity |
Level of Action |
Time Frame |
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To receive application/receipt |
Diary Branch |
Same day |
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2 |
To mark application to concerned Asst. by the S.O |
S.O in charge of the Branch |
Same day |
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3 |
To put a diary number and to hand over the same to the concerned assistant |
Diary Branch |
-do- |
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4 |
To put of the receipt in file |
Concerned Dealing Assistant |
Within 3 days from the date receipt of the letter |
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5 |
To submit the same to the Branch Officer |
S.O in charge of the branch |
In case of 'B' & 'C' class receipt on the same days and in case of 'A' class receipt within a reasonable time. |
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6 |
To submit the file to the 1st level Supervising officer/2nd level Supervising officer |
Branch officer/1st level Supervising Officer |
According to necessity of time required for disposal |
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7 |
To submit the file to he Minister,if required |
By the Commissioner- cum-Secretary |
-do- |
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8 |
To put up draft letter for approval |
By Dealing Asst/S.O to concerned Branch Officer |
Same day/day after return of the file after |
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9 |
To draft send the letter for issue and dispatch |
By Section Officer |
Same day |
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10 |
To dispatch the letter |
Issue Branch |
On the same day in case of urgency/other day |
MANUAL-4
Norms for Discharge of Functions
[Section-4 (1) (b) (iv)]
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Sl. No. |
Activity |
Time Frame/Norm |
Remarks |
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Diary of letter |
3 minutes per letter |
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2 |
Dispatch of letter |
5 minutes per letter |
Register dark including entry in Message Book |
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3 |
Typing job |
30 page per day |
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4 |
To put up a letter by Assistant Section Officer. |
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MANUAL-5
Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Manuals & Records for Discharging Functions
[Section-4 (1) (b) (v)]
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Sl. No. |
Name/Title of the Document |
Type of Documents |
Brief Write up of the Documents |
From Where one can get a copy of Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Manual and Records. |
Address, Telephone No., FAX, E-mail& others |
Fee charged by the Department for a copy of Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Manual and Records (if any) |
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3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
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1 |
Odisha Pani Panchayat Act,2002& Odisha Pani Panchayat Rules, 2003 |
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Rules regarding formation, election and function of Pani Panchayat |
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2 |
Odisha Service of Engineers Rules,1941 |
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Recruitment, promotion and service condition of Engineers |
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3 |
Odisha Irrigation Act &Rules. |
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Collection of Industrial Water Rate. |
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4 |
Odisha Public Works Deptt. Code |
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To regulate the execution of works and other cognate matters other than accounting procedure in an uniform manner all over the state provisions in this regard have been laid down in the OPWD code |
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5 |
Odisha Pani Panchayat Act, 2002 & Odisha Pani Panchayat Rules, 2003 |
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Rules regarding formation, election and function of Pani Panchayat. |
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6 |
Odisha Service Code |
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Service Condition |
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7 |
OCS (pension) Rules, 1992 |
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Pension Rules |
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8 |
Odisha govt. Servant's conduct Rules 1959 |
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Limitation of Govt. Servants |
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9 |
Odisha Civil Service (Zone of consideration for promotion)Rules ,1988 |
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Percentage of reservation of posts |
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Sl No. |
Name/title of the document |
Type of Documents |
Brief write up of the documents |
From where one can get a copy of rules, regulations, instructions, manual and records. |
Address, Telephone No., FAX, E-mail& others |
Fee charged by the Department for a copy of Rules, regulations, instructions, manual and records (if any) |
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2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
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10 |
Odisha Civil Services (Re habitation Asstistance)rules, 1990 |
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Appointment under Re habitation Assistance Scheme |
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11 |
Odisha Civil Service(Classifica tion,Control & Appeal)Rules, 1962 |
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Disciplinary Proceedings |
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12 |
List of all resolution/instruct ions as published by G.A Deptt. in form of service Manual Volume-II |
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Service and other allied matters |
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13 |
Odisha T.A Rules |
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Rules relating to T.A |
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14 |
GPF(0) Rules |
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Sanction of GPF Advance/GPF withdrawals to the subscribers and other allied matter |
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15 |
ORV Act & Rules |
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Reservation Policy for ST & SCs |
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16 |
OGFR vol-I &II |
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Financial Rules |
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17 |
Odisha Sectt. Instructions |
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Rules regarding disposal of work in Sectt. |
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18 |
De ligation of Financial Powers. |
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Financial Rules. |
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19 |
Odisha Rules of Business |
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Disposal of work in different Department. |
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MANUAL-6
Categories of Documents Under Control
[Section-4 (1) (b) (vi)]
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Category of the Document |
Name of the Documents and its Introduction in oneline |
Procedure to Obtain the Documents |
Held by/under Control of |
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2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
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1 |
'A' Proceedings |
Sufficiently important |
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Record Room |
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2 |
'B' Proceedings |
Service matters/ Sanction of long term advances/ Disciplinary Proceedings against Employees/ All other sanctions etc. |
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Record Room |
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3 |
'C' Proceedings |
Other matter which are not important in nature |
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Record Room |
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4 |
Other files for last 3 years |
Matters relating to Branches |
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Concerned Branches |
MANUAL-7
Particulars of Arrangement in Formulation of Policy
[Section-4 (1) (b) (vii)]
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Sl. No. |
Subject/Topic |
Is it Mandatory to Ensure Public Participation (Yes/No) |
Arrangements for Seeking Public Participation |
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2 |
3 |
4 |
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1 |
Technical Advisory Committee of the State Flood Control Board |
No |
- |
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2 |
State Flood Control Board |
No |
- |
MANUAL-8
Boards, Councils, Committees & Other Bodies Constituted
[Section-4 (1) (b) (viii)]
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Sl No. |
Nature & Address of the Body |
Main Function of the Body |
Const-itution of the Body |
Date of Const-itution |
Date upto which Valid |
Whe-ther Mee-tings Open to Public |
Whe-ther Minutes Acce-ssible to Public |
Frequ-ency of Meet-ing |
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2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
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1 |
State Level Screening committee for effective implementation of Minor & Lift Irrigation Project under Biju Krushak Vihash Yojana |
Examination and approval of proposal |
Resolution No.43778 |
18.12.2003 |
Until further order |
No |
No |
- |
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2 |
E-Procurement Cell |
To monitoring activities relates to implementation of e- procurement. |
Resolution No.29790 |
23.09.05 |
-do- |
No |
No |
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3 |
District Level Co-ordination committee for execution of water resources Projects |
Review of State of forest clearance Lance acquisition of project & |
Resolution No.24861 |
02/08/04 |
-do- |
No |
No |
Once in a quarter of the year |
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4 |
State level project Monitoring Committee |
Strengthen the Monitoring mechanism of AIBP projects and other selected projects. |
Resolution No. 19051 |
09/06/05 |
-do- |
No |
No |
Quarterly |
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5 |
State Level committee on Inter Departmental Problem concerning irrigation project. |
To sort out inter Departmental Problem Concerning Irrigation Projects. |
Resolution No. 27716 |
26/08/04 |
-do- |
No |
No |
Once in every month |
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6 |
District Level Advisory Committee for Pani Panchayat. |
To carry out the Pani Panchayat scheme. |
Resolution No. 42011 |
01/11/01 |
-do- |
No |
No |
Once in every month |
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7 |
High Level Working Group on Participatory Irrigation Management. |
- |
Resolution No. 44393 |
04/11/00 |
-do- |
No |
No |
- |
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8 |
State Level Screening Committee (SLSC) and State Hydrogical Information System Co- ordination Committee (SHISCC) for Hydrology project (phase-II) Odisha. |
- |
Resolution No. 25170 |
05/08/04 |
Until further orders |
No |
No |
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Sl. No. Nature & Address of the Body Main Function of the Body Constitution of the Body Date of Constitution Date up to which valid Whether Meetings Open to Public Whether Minutes Accessible to Public Frequency of meeting 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 Dam Safety review Panel for safety Review of Dams under OWRCP - Resolution No. 31307 31.12.99 Until further orders No No According to necessity 10 State Dam Safety committee To review the work executed by the state Dam safety organization Resolution No.25434 18.07.02 -do- No No - 11 -do- -do- 13207 13.04.05 -do- -do- -do- -do- 12 Dam Safety Review panel (DSRP) Safety Review of Large Dams 22402 02/07/05 -do- -do- -do- Frequently 13 Departmental Promotion Committee of Secretariat Establishment Promotion of Group 'C' & 'D' Employees Office order No.25230 09/08/05 -do- -do- -do- -
MANUAL-9
Directory of Officers & Employees
[Section- 4 (1) (b) (ix)]
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Name |
Designation |
Phone No. |
Fax |
Residence |
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Address |
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Office |
Mobile |
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7 |
8 |
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Smt. Anu Garg, IAS |
ACS I/c |
0674-2536764 2392630 |
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0674-2392446 |
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- |
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2 |
Sri Debashish mohanty |
EIC -cum- Special Secretary |
0674-2394105 2323044 |
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- |
- |
- |
- |
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3 |
Sri Sanathana Gopalan R. |
Additional Secretary |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
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4 |
Sri Sukanta Pradhan |
Additional Secretary |
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5 |
Shri Rashmi Ranjan Nayak, OAS (SAG) |
Additional Secretary to Government |
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- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
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6 |
Sri Bipin Bihari Dash |
FA-cum-Additional Secretary |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
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7 |
Sri Nihar Ranjan Swain |
FA-cum-Additional Secretary |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
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8 |
Sri Jyoti Prakash Das |
Joint Secretary |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
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9 |
Smt. Niyati Pattnaik |
Joint Secretary |
0674-2394048 |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
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10 |
Sri Lala Manoj Kumar Roy |
Joint Secretary |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
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11 |
Ms Madhusmita Sahoo |
Deputy Secretary to Government |
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12 |
Sri Ajay Kumar Nayak | Under Secretary |
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13 |
Sri Siba Narayan Nayak |
Under secretary |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
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14 |
Sri Biranchi Narayan Madeli |
under secretary |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
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15 |
Sri Prakash Chandra Das |
Under Secretary |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
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16 |
Sri Maheswar Baral |
Under Secretary |
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EXTENSION TELEPHONE NOS. OF RAJIV BHAWAN E.P.A.B.X JUNCTION NOS. 0674-2394960/2393118
SECRETARIAT EPABX NO. 3029/3031
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SI |
Name |
NAME OF THE SECTION |
R.B.EXT |
SECTT.PBX |
OFFICE |
RESIDENCE |
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
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1 |
- |
O.E.-I, Branch. |
246 |
3015 |
- |
- |
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2 |
- |
O.E.-II Branch |
255 |
3015 |
- |
- |
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3 |
- |
F.E.-I Branch |
257 |
3035 |
- |
- |
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4 |
- |
F.E.-II Branch |
248 |
- |
- |
- |
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5 |
- |
F.E -III Branch. |
249 |
- |
- |
- |
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6 |
- |
F.E.-IV Branch |
256 |
3030 |
- |
- |
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7 |
- |
Major-I Branch |
236 |
3045 |
- |
- |
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8 |
- |
Major-II Branch |
234 |
- |
- |
- |
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9 |
- |
Major -III Branch |
240 |
- |
- |
- |
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10 |
- |
Cash Branch |
232 |
- |
- |
- |
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11 |
- |
Cashier |
226 |
- |
- |
- |
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12 |
- |
Accounts Branch |
254 |
- |
- |
- |
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13 |
- |
Budget Branch |
253 |
3043 |
- |
- |
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14 |
- |
F.A. Cell |
252 |
3033 |
- |
- |
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15 |
- |
Medium Branch |
235 |
- |
- |
- |
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16 |
- |
L.I. Branch |
229 |
- |
- |
- |
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17 |
- |
M.I Branch |
231 |
- |
- |
- |
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18 |
- |
Flood Control Branch |
250 |
- |
- |
- |
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19 |
- |
Confidential Branch |
233 |
- |
- |
- |
|
20 |
- |
Legal Cell |
228 |
3047 |
- |
- |
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21 |
- |
L.A. Branch |
239 |
3036 |
- |
- |
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22 |
- |
CAD-I Branch |
225 |
- |
- |
- |
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23 |
- |
CAD-III Branch |
223 |
3038 |
- |
- |
|
24 |
- |
Issue Branch |
244 |
3037 |
- |
- |
|
25 |
- |
Diary Section |
242 |
- |
- |
- |
|
26 |
- |
Computer Cell |
266 |
3034 |
2393922 Internet |
- |
|
27 |
- |
Reception, Rajiv Bhawan |
261 |
3040 |
- |
- |
|
28 |
- |
Record Room |
258 |
- |
- |
- |
|
29 |
- |
Conference Hall |
265 |
- |
- |
- |
|
30 |
- |
J.E., Maintenance, Rajiv, Bhawan |
267 |
- |
- |
- |
|
31 |
- |
Allahabad Bank |
259 |
- |
2401106 |
- |
|
32 |
- |
IMU Cell |
247 |
|
- |
- |
|
33 |
- |
Asst. Ex A.Raul |
264 |
|
|
|
MANUAL -10
Monthly Remuneration & Compensation of Officers & Employees
[Section- 4 (1) (b) (x)]
|
Sl. |
Name |
Designation |
Monthly Remuneration |
Compensation/ Compensatory Allowance |
The Procedure to Determine the Remuneration as Given in the Regulation |
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
|
1 |
Smt. Anu Garg, IAS |
Additional Chief Secretary (I/c) |
7400-67000, G.P -10000 |
74850 |
- |
|
2 |
Shri Rashmi Ranjan Nayak, OAS (SAG) |
Additional Secretary to Government |
- |
- |
- |
|
3 |
Suresh Pant |
Director (R&R)& Ex- officio Addl. Secy. |
37400-67000, G.P -8900 |
41690+8900+250 (Spl. Pay) |
- |
|
4 |
Akshaya Kumar Pani |
Director (R&R)& Ex- officio Addl. Secy. |
37400-67000, G.P -8900 |
43210+8700+250 |
- |
|
5 |
Rabi Prasad Das |
Additional Secy. |
37400-67000, G.P -8800 |
48040+8700+250 |
- |
|
6 |
Sisir Kant Pradhan |
Additional Secy. |
0674-2393768 |
||
|
7 |
Pramod Kumar Ray |
Additional Secy. |
0674-2534828, 0674-2536541 |
||
|
8 |
Harish Chandra Behera |
Additional Secretary |
37400-67000, G.P-9000 |
49820+9000+250 |
- |
|
9 |
Lokeswar Sahoo |
F.A-cum Spl. Secy. |
37400-67000, G.P-8800 |
37400+8800+250 |
- |
|
10 |
Bijaya Kumar Jena |
OSD-Cum Deputy Secy. |
15600-39100+GP 6600 |
23840+6600+150 |
- |
|
11 |
Niyati Pattnaik |
Deputy Secy. |
15600-39100+GP 5400 |
23090+6600+250 |
- |
|
12 |
Santosh Kumar Mahapatra |
A.F.A-cum-Under Secy. |
15600-39100+GP 5400 |
18240+5400+150 |
- |
|
13 |
Arun Ku. Mishra |
Under Secy. |
9300-34800+4200 |
19020+5400 |
- |
|
14 |
Santosh Kumar Das |
Under Secy. |
9300-34800+4200 |
18720+5400+150 |
- |
|
15 |
Sarat Kumar Panigrahi |
Under Secy. |
9300-34800+4200 |
18720+5400+150 |
- |
|
16 |
Prahalad Sahoo |
Under Secy. |
9300-34800+4200 |
19020+5400+150 |
- |
|
17 |
Nilamadhab Chand. |
Assistant Director (community mobilization) |
9300-34800, G.P-4600 |
21070+4600 |
- |
|
18 |
Sibaram Hembrum |
Desk Officer |
9300-34800, G.P-4600 |
- |
- |
|
19 |
Aditya Kumar Mallick |
Section Officer |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
17660+4600 |
- |
|
20 |
Harekrushna Naik |
Section Officer |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15890+4600 |
- |
|
21 |
Lagendra Nath Tudu |
Section Officer |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15270+4200 |
- |
|
22 |
Subash Chandra Nayak |
Section Officer |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
14080+4200 |
- |
|
23 |
Pramod Kumar Mahapatra |
Desk Officer |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
18330+4600 |
- |
|
24 |
Satyajit Sahoo |
Research Assistant |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
17580+4200 |
- |
|
25 |
Jgabandhu Mohanty |
Statistical Investigator |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15010+4200 |
- |
|
26 |
Jyotsnamayee Das |
Statistical Investigator |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15270+4200 |
- |
|
27 |
Manjulata Panigrahi |
Assistant Law Officer |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
11123+3150 |
- |
|
Sl. |
Name |
Designation |
Monthly Remuneration |
Compensation/ Compensatory Allowance |
The Procedure to Determine the Remuneration as Given in the Regulation |
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
|
26 |
Kedar Singh |
Asst. Law Officer |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
14530+4200 |
|
|
27 |
Rabindra Kumar Mohanty |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
17440+4600 |
|
|
28 |
Chaturbhuja Mohapatra |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
17440+4600 |
|
|
29 |
Sibanaryan Naik |
D.O. |
9300-34800, G.P-4600 |
17440+4600 |
|
|
30 |
Suresh Chandra Dehury |
S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
14080+4200 |
|
|
31 |
Samir Kumar Sen |
S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
7640+2100 |
|
|
32 |
Ajaya Kumar Mohanty |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
16190+4200 |
|
|
33 |
Sabitarani Mohanty |
S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
16190+4200 |
|
|
34 |
Narayan Chandra Sahoo |
S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
16810+4200 |
|
|
35 |
Maheswar Baral |
S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
16190+4200 |
|
|
36 |
Rashmirekha Dash |
S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
16810+4200 |
|
|
37 |
Manyu Prakash Acharya |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15590+4200 |
|
|
38 |
Tarun Kumar Swain |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15590+4200 |
|
|
39 |
Bihari Pradhan |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15270+4200 |
|
|
40 |
Jatindra Kumar Samal |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15270+4200 |
|
|
41 |
Bandita Das |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15270+4200 |
|
|
42 |
Pramod Kumar Mallick |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15270+4200 |
|
|
43 |
Sumanas Prasad Mohanty |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
14980+4200+150 |
|
|
44 |
Kora Sethi |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
14980+4200 |
|
|
45 |
Sk Ekbali Alli |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
14670+4200 |
|
|
46 |
Biswamohan Mohapatra |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
14980+4200 |
|
|
47 |
Mahendra Kumar Mohanty |
|
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15270+4200 |
|
|
48 |
Dasarathi Mallick |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
14360+4200 |
|
|
49 |
Ashim Kumar Rout |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
12930+4200 |
|
|
50 |
Jayanti Nath |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
12930+4200 |
|
|
Sl. No. |
Name |
Designation |
Monthly Remuneration |
Compensation/ Compensatory Allowance |
The Procedure to Determine the Remuneration as Given in the Regulation |
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
|
51 |
Sri Ramakanta Champatiray |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
12430+4200 |
|
|
52 |
Sri Jgadish Khatua |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
13250+4200 |
|
|
53 |
Sri Dasharathi Jena |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15270+4200 |
|
|
54 |
Sri Rajiblochan Parida |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
14920+4200 |
|
|
55 |
Sri Biswajit Sahoo |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
13450+4200 |
|
|
56 |
Sri Arati Mallick |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
12930+4200 |
|
|
57 |
Sri Pankaj Kumar Dhal |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
13770+4200 |
|
|
58 |
Ms. Mausumi Dash |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
13450+4200 |
|
|
59 |
Sri Kedarnath Jena |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15560+4200 |
|
|
60 |
Smt. Nabnita Behera |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
12930+4200 |
|
|
61 |
Sasmita Sahu |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
13450+4200 |
|
|
62 |
Madhusudan Parida |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
12930+4200 |
|
|
63 |
Sudarsan Pati |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
10120+4200 |
|
|
64 |
Sri Ratra Behera |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
13770+4200 |
|
|
65 |
Sri Bhaskar Ch. Sethi |
A.S.O |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15770+4200 |
|
|
66 |
Sri Dhuleswar Mhallick |
Audit Officer |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15270+4200 |
|
|
67 |
Sri Promoda Kumar Mohanty |
Superint. A/c |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
18410+4600 |
|
|
68 |
Sri Kartik Kumar Samantray |
Senior Verifier |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
16130+4200 |
|
|
69 |
Sri Pitamber Samal |
Senior Verifier |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
14710+4200 |
|
|
70 |
Sri Abrham Baa |
Senior Verifier |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15870+4200 |
|
|
71 |
Sri Subash Ranjan Satpathy |
Senior Verifier |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15010+4200 |
|
|
72 |
Sri Biswambhar Sarangi |
Senior Verifier |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
15010+4200 |
|
|
73 |
Sri Anil Kumar Bhuyan |
Senior Verifier |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
13870+4200 |
|
|
74 |
Sri Kangali Charan Behera |
Superint. A/c |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
13020+4200 |
|
|
75 |
Sri Prafulla Kumar Mishra |
Senior Verifier |
5200-20200+ G.P.2400 |
14020+4200 |
|
|
Sl. No. |
Name |
Designation |
Monthly Remuneration |
Compensation/ Compensatory Allowance |
The Procedure to Determine the Remuneration as Given in the Regulation |
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
|
76 |
Sri Haramohan Bhanja |
Senior Verifier |
5200-20200+ G.P.2400 |
13490+4200 |
|
|
77 |
Sri Haraprasad Mishra |
Senior Verifier |
5200-20200+ G.P.2400 |
13720+4200 |
|
|
78 |
Sri Bijoy Kumar Behera |
Senior Verifier |
5200-20200+ G.P.2400 |
12950+4200 |
|
|
79 |
Sri Trilochan Mohanty |
Senior Verifier |
5200-20200+ G.P.2400 |
12730+4200 |
|
|
80 |
Sd. Sabil Hussain |
Senior Verifier |
5200-20200+ G.P.2400 |
12730+4200 |
|
|
81 |
Sri Sunil Kumar Sethi |
Junior Verifier |
5200-20200+ G.P.2400 |
12230+2400 |
|
|
82 |
Sri Mrinal Kanta Chatterjee |
Junior Verifier |
5200-20200+ G.P.2400 |
12230+2400 |
|
|
83 |
Smt. Sanjukta Behera |
Supt., Issue Level-II |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
12380+4200 |
|
|
84 |
Sri Bishnu Ch. Behera |
Supt., Issue Level-II |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
11760+4200 |
|
|
85 |
Sri Sarat Chandra Das |
Sr. Grade Typist |
5200-20200+GP 2400 |
11760+4200 |
|
|
86 |
Sri Sapneswar Paital |
Sr. Grade Typist |
5200-20200+GP 2400 |
11760+2400 |
|
|
87 |
Sri Niranjan Pattnaik |
Sr. Grade Typist |
5200-20200+GP 2400 |
11760+2400 |
|
|
88 |
Sri Niranjan Behera |
Sr. Grade Typist |
5200-20200+GP 2400 |
11510+2400 |
|
|
89 |
Sri Upendra Pati |
Sr. Grade Typist |
5200-20200+GP 2400 |
10640+2400 |
|
|
90 |
Nabakishore Dash |
Supt., Issue Level-II |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
11760+4200 |
|
|
91 |
Satya Ranjan Mohapatra |
Supt., Issue Level-II |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
11760+4200 |
|
|
92 |
Sri Bijay Mohan Panda |
Sr. Grade Typist |
5200-20200, G.P-2400 |
11760+2400 |
|
|
93 |
Sri Trinath Lenka |
Sr. Grade Typist |
5200-20200, G.P-2400 |
10640+2400 |
|
|
94 |
Sri Bhagyadhar Ojha |
Sr. Grade Typist |
5200-20200, G.P-2400 |
9530+2400 |
|
|
95 |
Sri Bikram Keshari Sahoo |
Sr. Grade Typist |
5200-20200, G.P-2400 |
9940+2400 |
|
|
96 |
Smt.Baijayantimala Mohanty |
Sr. Grade Typist |
5200-20200, G.P-2400 |
9940+2400 |
|
|
97 |
SriBairagi Charan Prusty |
Sr. Grade Typist |
5200-20200, G.P-2400 |
9940+2400 |
|
|
98 |
Sri. Sanjay Kumar Das |
Data Entry Operator |
5200-20200, G.P-1900 |
8310+1900 |
|
|
99 |
Sri. Lalit Mohan Behera |
Data Entry Operator |
5200-20200, G.P-1900 |
7630+1900 |
|
|
100 |
Sri Rabindra Mishra |
Asst. Record Keeper |
9300-34800, G.P-4200 |
12780+4200 |
|
|
Sl. No. |
Name |
Designation |
Monthly Remuneration |
Compensation/ Compensatory Allowance |
The Procedure to Determine the Remuneration as Given in the Regulation |
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
|
101 |
Sri Dhaneswar Sahoo |
Sr. Grade Recorder |
5200-20200, G.P-2400 |
9940+2400 |
|
|
102 |
Sri. Tukuna Samal |
Sr. Grade Diarist |
5200-20200, G.P-2400 |
9610+2400 |
|
|
103 |
Sri Laxmidhar Nayak |
Jr. Grade Diarist |
5200-20200, G.P-1900 |
8640+2400 |
|
|
104 |
Sri.Prahallad Mallick |
Jr. Grade Diarist |
5200-20200, G.P-1900 |
8470+2400 |
|
|
105 |
Sri. Nilamani Behera |
Record Supplier |
4440-7440, G.P-1650 |
8170+1750 |
|
|
106 |
Sri. Raghunath Das |
Record Supplier |
4440-7440, G.P-1650 |
8750+1900 |
|
|
107 |
Sri. Netra Mallick |
Record Supplier |
4440-7440, G.P-1650 |
8470+1900 |
|
|
108 |
Sri. Neresh Kumar Sahoo |
Driver |
5200-20200, G.P-1900 |
10910+2000 |
|
|
109 |
Sri. Dhaneswar Pradhan |
Driver |
5200-20200, G.P-1900 |
9670+1900 |
|
|
110 |
Sri. Madhab Chandra Jena |
Driver |
5200-20200, G.P-1900 |
9450+1900+150 |
|
|
111 |
Sri. Chandra Sekhar Mishra |
Driver |
5200-20200, G.P-1900 |
|
|
|
112 |
Sri.Babu Behera |
Driver |
5200-20200, G.P-1900 |
10020+1900 |
|
|
113 |
Sri.Hrusikesh Pati |
Driver |
5200-20200, G.P-1900 |
10020+1900 |
|
|
114 |
Sri.Dilip Kumar Das |
Driver |
5200-20200, G.P-1900 |
10020+1900 |
|
|
115 |
Sri Prafulla Kumar Bhoi |
Zamadar |
4440-7440, G.P-1400 |
8570+1600+150 |
|
|
116 |
Sri Ganeswar Pradhan |
Zamadar |
4440-7440, G.P-1400 |
7840+1600+150 |
|
|
117 |
Sri Braja Kishore Pradhan |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8570+1600 |
|
|
118 |
Sri Bhasker Barik |
Draftary |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8280+1600 |
|
|
119 |
Sri Dutiya Gouda |
Zamadar |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8570+1600 |
|
|
120 |
Sri Govinda Dalai |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8570+1600 |
|
|
121 |
Smt. Pramila Pradhan |
Draftary |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8410+1600 |
|
|
122 |
Sri Akshya Kumar Pradhan |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8410+1600 |
|
|
123 |
Sri Sridhar Das |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8410+1600 |
|
|
124 |
Sri Chakradhara Sahu |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8410+1600 |
|
|
125 |
Sri Sachikanta Mishra |
Jr. Diarist |
5200-20200, G.P-19400 |
8750+1900 |
|
|
Sl. No. |
Name |
Designation |
Monthly Remuneration |
Compensation/ Compensatory Allowance |
The Procedure to Determine the Remuneration as Given in the Regulation |
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
|
126 |
Sri Rabindra Kumar Sahu |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8410+1600 |
|
|
127 |
Sri Gangadhar Nayak |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8410+1600 |
|
|
128 |
Sri Tapan Kumar Mohanty |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8410+1600 |
|
|
129 |
Sri Sridhar Mohapatra |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8410+1600 |
|
|
130 |
Sri Benudhar Barik |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8120+1600 |
|
|
131 |
Sri Sibaram Pradhan |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8420+1750 |
|
|
132 |
Sri Bhikaribandhu Kar |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8120+1600+150 |
|
|
133 |
Sri Sudarsan Jena |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8120+1600 |
|
|
134 |
Smt. Bimala Kumari Devi |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
|
|
|
135 |
Sri Guru Charan Lenka |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8120+1600 |
|
|
136 |
Sri Nrusingha Prasad Dash |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7840+1600 |
|
|
137 |
Sri Biswanath Pradhan |
Peon |
4930-14680 |
8130+1750 |
|
|
138 |
Sri Rabinandan Ransingh |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8120+1600+150 |
|
|
139 |
Sri Madhab Ch. Das |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8130+1750 |
|
|
140 |
Smt.Annapurna Mishra |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7840+1600 |
|
|
141 |
Sri Birabar Nayak |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7840+1600 |
|
|
142 |
Sri Gopinath Barik |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7840+1600 |
|
|
143 |
Sri Trilochan Behera |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7840+1600 |
|
|
144 |
Sri Prassan Kumar Swain |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7840+1600 |
|
|
145 |
Sri Disa Pradhan |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8080+1500+150 |
|
|
146 |
Sri Bulubabu Haladhar |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7900+1500 |
|
|
147 |
Smt. Kalyani Sau |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7900+1500 |
|
|
148 |
Smt. Beronica Pradhan |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7800+1500 |
|
|
149 |
Sri Ramahari Rath |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7900+1500 |
|
|
150 |
Smt. Kuntala Sethi |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8080+1500 |
|
|
Sl. No. |
Name |
Designation |
Monthly Remuneration |
Compensation/ Compensatory Allowance |
The Procedure to Determine the Remuneration as Given in the Regulation |
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
|
151 |
Sri Pravakar Pradhan |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7900+1500 |
|
|
152 |
Smt. Usharani Dei |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7900+1500 |
|
|
153 |
Sri Bijoy Kumar Mohanty |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7700+1500 |
|
|
154 |
Sri Tikan Kumar Sethi |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7900+1500 |
|
|
155 |
Sri Bhagirathi Kanhar |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7900+1500 |
|
|
156 |
Sri Sarat Bhoi |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
2840+2420(DP) |
|
|
157 |
Sri Dillip Kumar Swain |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7900+1500 |
|
|
158 |
Sri Akhya Kumar Parida |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7900+1500 |
|
|
159 |
Smt. Sarojini Biswal |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7900+1500 |
|
|
160 |
Sri Bibhuti Bhusan Sethi |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7370+1500 |
|
|
161 |
Sri Manoj Kumar Behera |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
5180+1500 |
|
|
162 |
Sri Haribol Parida |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
5180+1500 |
|
|
163 |
Sri N.Nageswar Rao |
Choukidar |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
8570+1600 |
|
|
164 |
Sri Dhaneswar Naik |
Choukidar |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7800+1500 |
|
|
165 |
Zakir Hussain Khan |
Choukidar |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
7800+1500 |
|
|
166 |
Deepak Ku. Das |
Peon |
4440-7440, G.P-1300 |
4750+1500 |
|
Sl. No. Name Designation Monthly Remuneration Compensation/ Compensatory Allowance The Procedure to Determine the Remuneration as given in the Regulation 104 Sri Sarat Chandra Sethi A.S.O 9300-34800, G.P-4200 11885 105 Sri Pramod Kumar Mohanty Senior Verifier 9300-34800, G.P-4200 8093 106 Sri Surendra Kumar Pattnaik Senior Verifier 9300-34800, G.P-4200 11127 107 Sri Partha Kuamr Mitra Senior Verifier 9300-34800, G.P-4200 10148 108 Sri Kartik Kumar Samantaray Senior Verifier 9300-34800, G.P-4200 11141 109 Sri Pitamber Samal Senior Verifier 9300-34800, G.P-4200 3971 110 Sri Abraham Baa Senior Verifier 9300-34800, G.P-4200 8857 111 Sri Subash Ranjan Satpathy Senior Verifier 9300-34800, G.P-4200 15366 112 Sri Biswambhar Sarangi Senior Verifier 9300-34800, G.P-4200 5701 113 Sri Anil Kuamr Bhuyan Senior Verifier 9300-34800, G.P-4200 9606 114 Sri Kangali charan Behera Senior Verifier 9300-34800, G.P-4200 12711 115 Sri Prafulla Kumar Mishra Junior Verifier 5200-20200, G.P-2800 3914 116 Sri Haramohan Bhanja Junior Verifier 5200-20200, G.P-2800 9485 117 Sri Haraprasad Mishra Junior Verifier 5200-20200, G.P-2800 11536 118 Sri Bijoy Kumar Behera Junior Verifier 5200-20200, G.P-2800 7233
Sl. No. Name Designation Monthly Remuneration Compensation/ Compensatory Allowance The Procedure to Determine the Remuneration as given in the Regulation 119 Sri Trilochan Mohanty Junior Verifier 5200-20200, G.P-2800 12817 120 Sd.Sabil Hussain Junior Verifier 5200-20200, G.P-2800 10258 121 Sri Sunil Kumar Sethi Junior Verifier 5200-20200, G.P-2800 7863 122 SriMrinal Kanta Chatterjee Junior Verifier 5200-20200, G.P-2800 3735 123 Smt. Sanjukta Behera Supt. ,Issue Level-II 9300-34800, G.P-4200 10832 124 Sri Subash Chandra Nayak Supt. ,Issue Level-II 9300-34800, G.P-4200 15434 125 Sri Bishnu Ch. Behera Supt. ,Issue Level-II 9300-34800, G.P-4200 12236 126 SriNabakishore Dalai Supt. ,Issue Level-II 9300-34800, G.P-4200 20271 127 Sri Upendra Nayak Sr. Grade Typist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 12096 128 Sri Bansidhar Baliarsingh Sr. Grade Typist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 10826 129 Sri Sundhansu Kumar Mohanty Sr. Grade Typist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 10195 130 Sri Sarat Chandra Das Sr. Grade Typist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 13152 131 Sri Sapneswar Paital Sr. Grade Typist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 12106 132 Sri Niranjan Pattnaik Sr. Grade Typist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 7720 133 Sri Niranjan Behera Sr. Grade Typist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 6780
Sl. No. Name Designation Monthly Remuneration Compensation/ Compensatory Allowance The Procedure to Determine the Remuneration as given in the Regulation 134 Sri Upendra Pati Sr. Grade Typist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 10713 135 Sri Bijay Mohan Panda Sr. Grade Typist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 11965 136 Sri Trinath Lenka Sr. Grade Typist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 7347 137 Sri Bhagyadhar Ojha Sr. Grade Typist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 9842 138 Sri Bikram Keshari Sahoo Sr. Grade Typist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 8157 139 Smt.Baijayantimala Mohanty Sr. Grade Typist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 8255 140 SriBairagi Charan Prusty Sr. Grade Typist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 8002 141 Sri Sudarsan Pati Sr. Grade Typist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 9667 142 Sri. Sanjay Kumar Das Data Entry Operator 5200-20200, G.P-2800 5068 143 Sri. Lalit Mohan Behera Data Entry Operator 5200-20200, G.P-2800 8809 144 Sri Rabindra Mishra Asst. Record Keeper 9300-34800, G.P-4200 17284 145 Sri Dhaneswar Sahoo Sr. Grade Recorder 5200-20200, G.P-2800 7660 146 Sri. Somanath Pradhan Sr. Grade Recorder 5200-20200, G.P-2800 ****** 147 Sri. Biswamitra Jani Sr. Grade Diarist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 9693 148 Sri. Tukuna Samal Sr. Grade Diarist 5200-20200, G.P-2800 9269
Sl. No. Name Designation Monthly Remuneration Compensation/ Compensatory Allowance The Procedure to Determine the Remuneration as given in the Regulation 149 Sri Laxmidhar Nayak Jr. Grade Diarist 5200-20200, G.P-1900 8476 150 Sri.Prahallad Mallick Jr. Grade Diarist 5200-20200, G.P-1900 6739 151 Sri.Khirod Chandra Das Jr. Grade Recorder 5200-20200, G.P-1900 7048 152 Sri. Bichhannda Charan Sahoo Pasting Clerk 5200-20200, G.P-1900 8206 153 Sri. Ramesh Chandra Das Record Supplier 4440-7440, G.P-1650 7716 154 Sri Bhaskar Chandra Panda Record supplier 4440-7440, G.P-1650 5648 155 Sri. Nilamani Behera Record Supplier 4440-7440, G.P-1650 7341 156 Sri. Raghunath Das Record Supplier 4440-7440, G.P-1650 7960 157 Sri. Netra Mallick Record Supplier 4440-7440, G.P-1650 6660 158 Ismail Khan Sr. Driver 5200-20200, G.P-2200 10478 159 Sri. Neresh Kumar Sahoo Driver 5200-20200, G.P-2000 8083 160 Sri. Dhaneswar Pradhan Driver 5200-20200, G.P-2000 6757 161 Sri. Madhab Chandra Jena Driver 5200-20200, G.P-2000 7569 162 Sri. Chandra Sekhar Mishra Driver 5200-20200, G.P-2000 ******* 163 Sri.Babu Behera Driver 5200-20200, G.P-2000 7607
Sl. No. Name Designation Monthly Remuneration Compensation/ Compensatory Allowance The Procedure to Determine the Remuneration as given in the Regulation 164 Sri.Hrusikesh Pati Driver 5200-20200, G.P-2000 7250 165 Sri.Dilip Kumar Das Driver 5200-20200, G.P-2000 9856 166 Sri Bijay Kumar Mohanty Daftary 4440-7440, G.P-1400 7874 167 Sri Sahadev patra Daftary 4440-7440, G.P-1400 6374 168 Sri Prafulla Kumar Bhoi Zamadar 4440-7440, G.P-1400 7785 169 Sri Ganeswar Pradhan Zamadar 4440-7440, G.P-1400 6203 170 Sri Gokulananda Panda Zamadar 4440-7440, G.P-1400 5389 171 Sri Braja Kishore Pradhan Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 5859 172 Sri Bhasker Barik Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 5679 173 Sri Dutiya Gouda Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 7024 174 Sri Govinda Dalai Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 8206 175 Smt. Pramila Pradhan Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 8308 176 Sri Akshya Kumar Pradhan Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 6321 177 Sri Purussottam Mishra Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 7522 178 Sri Sridhar Das Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 8199
Sl. No. Name Designation Monthly Remuneration Compensation/ Compensatory Allowance The Procedure to Determine the Remuneration as given in the Regulation 179 Sri Chakradhara Sahu Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 8706 180 Sri Sachikanta Mishra Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 5545 181 Sri Rabindra Kumar Sahu Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 7990 182 Sri Gangadhar Nayak Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 6505 183 Sri Tapan Kumar Mohanty Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 7887 184 Sri Sridhar Mohapatra Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 7557 185 Sri Benudhar Barik Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 4803 186 Sri Sibaram Pradhan Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 7736 187 Sri Bhikaribandhu Kar Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 7427 188 Sri Sudarsan Jena Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 4244 189 Smt. Bimala Kumari Devi Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 6420 190 Sri Guru Charan Lenka Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 3968 191 Sri Nrusingha Prasad Dash Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 6519 192 Sri Biswanath Pradhan Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 5369 193 Sri Rabinandan Ransingh Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 4677
Sl. No. Name Designation Monthly Remuneration Compensation/ Compensatory Allowance The Procedure to Determine the Remuneration as given in the Regulation 194 Sri Madhab Ch. Das Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 7303 195 Smt.Annapurna Mishra Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 5324 196 Sri Birabar Nayak Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 5524 197 Sri Gopinath Barik Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 ********** 198 Sri Trilochan Behera Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 5386 199 Sri Prassan Kumar Swain Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 3535 200 Sri Disa Pradhan Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 6514 201 Sri Bulubabu Haladhar Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 6054 202 Smt. Kalyani Sau Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 5090 203 Smt. Beronica Pradhan Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 5447 204 Sri Ramahari Rath Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1400 4162 205 Smt. Kuntala Sethi Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1300 6007 206 Sri Pravakar Pradhan Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1300 4918 207 Smt. Usharani Dei Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1300 5799 208 Sri Bijoy Kumar Mohanty Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1300 4782
Sl. No. Name Designation Monthly Remuneration Compensation/ Compensatory Allowance The Procedure to Determine the Remuneration as given in the Regulation 209 Sri Tikan Kumar Sethi Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1300 6263 210 Sri Bhagirathi Kanhar Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1300 6790 211 Sri Kabiraj Nayak Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1300 ************** 212 Rafiquddin Khan Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1300 ************ 213 Sri Sarat Bhoi Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1300 *********** 214 Sri Dillip Kumar Swain Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1300 6673 215 Sri Akhya Kumar Parida Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1300 4266 216 Smt. Sarojini Biswal Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1300 4334 217 Sri Bibhuti Bhusan Sethi Peon 4440-7440, G.P-1300 4989 218 Sri N.Nageswar Rao Choukidar 4440-7440, G.P-1400 4739 219 Sri Dhaneswar Naik Choukidar 4440-7440, G.P-1400 3350 220 Zakir Hussain Khan Choukidar 4440-7440, G.P-1400 6549 221 Smt. Kanchanamala Sahu Farash 4440-7440, G.P-1400 5770
MANUAL-11
Budget Allocated to each Agency
[Section- 4 (1) (b) (xi)]
|
Sl. No. |
Head |
Proposed Budget |
Sanctioned Budget |
Amount Released/Disbursed (No. of Installment) |
Total Expenditure |
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
Budget and Utilization at a Glance Finance Year 2007-08:
|
Sl. No. |
Sector/Scheme |
Budget Estimate(B.E) |
Revised Estimate(R.E) |
Expenditure incurred (provisional) |
|||
|
|
|
Plan |
C.S.P (Central share) |
Plan |
C.S.P (Central share) |
Plan |
C.S.P (Central share) |
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
|
A. |
Major & Medium Irrigation Sector |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
|
I |
Externally Aided project |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
|
|
(a) JBIC Assisted Projects |
7700.00 |
- |
18157.09 |
- |
17467.08 |
- |
|
|
(b) Hydrology Project ph-II(Surface Water) |
400.00 |
- |
248.31 |
- |
187.82 |
- |
|
|
(c) pipeline projects (MBDP,ADB etc.) |
4080.00 |
- |
200.74 |
- |
200.74 |
- |
|
II |
AIBP Assisted projects |
45427.68 |
- |
101486.27 |
- |
98240.27 |
- |
|
III |
NABARD Assisted projects |
6682.00 |
- |
11605.44 |
- |
11121.91 |
- |
|
IV |
Other State Plan Projects |
500.00 |
- |
3009.84 |
- |
2860.65 |
- |
|
|
Sub-total |
64789.68 |
0.00 |
134707.69 |
0.00 |
130078.47 |
0.00 |
|
B |
Minor Irrigation(Flow) |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
|
I |
Externally aided project |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
|
|
(a) Odisha Community Tank Management project |
2000.00 |
- |
100.00 |
- |
100.00 |
- |
|
II |
NABARD Assisted projects |
2218.00 |
- |
3354.16 |
- |
3354.16 |
- |
|
III |
BKVY(NABARD) |
200.00 |
- |
157.52 |
- |
144.05 |
- |
|
IV |
Additional Central Assistance (KBK projects) |
200.00 |
- |
336.12 |
- |
232.58 |
- |
|
V |
AIBP Assisted projects |
1000.00 |
- |
1000.03 |
- |
925.35 |
- |
|
VI |
State Plan |
99.80 |
- |
3574.43 |
- |
3532.39 |
- |
|
|
Sub-Total |
5717.80 |
0.00 |
8522.26 |
0.00 |
8288.54 |
0.00 |
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|
SI. No. |
Sector/Scheme |
Budget Estimate(B.E) |
Revised Estimate(R.E) |
Expenditure incurred (provisional) |
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|
|
|
Plan |
C.S.P (Central share) |
Plan |
C.S.P (Central share) |
Plan |
C.S.P (Central share) |
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
|
|
Ground Water Survey & Investigation |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Direction & Administration. |
25.00 |
|
25.00 |
|
20.20 |
|
|
|
Hydrology project ph- II(Ground Water) |
245.00 |
|
67.00 |
|
66.10 |
|
|
|
Sub-Total |
270.00 |
0.00 |
92.00 |
0.00 |
86.30 |
0.00 |
|
|
Orissa Lift Irrigation Corporation |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Water rate subsidy |
1632.00 |
|
3557.00 |
|
3557.00 |
|
|
|
BKVY(RIDF) |
3400.00 |
|
5939.04 |
|
5859.88 |
|
|
|
BKVY(SCA) |
800.00 |
|
800.00 |
|
799.14 |
|
|
|
Sub-Total |
5832.00 |
0.00 |
10296.04 |
0.00 |
10216.02 |
0.00 |
|
|
Command Area Development |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Centrally Sponsored Programme |
1100.00 |
|
1462.90 |
|
1400.71 |
1628.72 |
|
|
Sub-Total |
1100.00 |
1270.40 |
1462.90 |
1671.80 |
1400.71 |
1628.72 |
|
|
Flood Control & Drainage |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Centrally Sponsored Programme |
150.00 |
|
162.33 |
658.65 |
161.62 |
658.65 |
|
|
State Paln (Flood Control) |
240.00 |
|
2434.73 |
|
2434.73 |
|
|
|
State Plan (drainage) |
1360.00 |
|
|
|
2753.95 |
|
|
|
Sub-Total |
1750.00 |
621.65 |
5522.86 |
658.65 |
5350.30 |
658.65 |
|
|
Total |
79459.48 |
1892.05 |
160603.75 |
2330.45 |
155420.34 |
2287.37 |
MANUAL-12
Manner of Execution of Subsidy Programmes
[Section-4 (1) (b) (xii)]
Not Applicable
MANUAL-13
Particulars of Recipients of Concessions, Permits or Authorization Granted
[Section-4 (1) (b) (xiii)]
Not Applicable
MANUAL-14
Information Available in an Electronic Form
[Section-4 (1) (b) (xiv)]
|
Sl No. |
Activities for which Electronics data Available |
Nature of Information Available |
Can it be Shared with Public |
Is it Available on Website or is being used as Backup and Database |
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
|
1 |
Data of Pani Panchayat & BKVY |
- |
Yes |
As Database |
|
2 |
RTI site- http://rtiodisha.in/pa/REVQVC8yMC8xMzkvMTk= |
- |
Yes |
As Database |
|
3 |
http://www.dowrorissa.gov.in/ |
- |
Yes |
As Database |
MANUAL-15
Particulars of Facilities Available to Citizens for Obtaining Information
[Section-4 (1) (b) (xv)]
|
Sl. No. |
Facility Available |
Nature of Information available |
Working Hours. |
|
1 |
Website |
Those which are open to public |
10.A.M to 5.P.M |
|
2 |
Notice Board |
-do- |
-do- |
MANUAL-16
Names, Designations & Other Particulars of the Public Information Officers
[Section- 4 (1) (b (xvi)]
Public Information Officers (PIO):
|
Sl. |
Name |
Designation |
Branch |
Phone No. |
|
Address |
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
|
1 |
Sylvanus Kindo |
Deputy Secretary |
IMU |
0674-2323060/ 9937960520 |
imudowr@gmail.com |
Department of Water Resources, Rajiv Bhawan, Secretariat Bhubaneswar |
|
2 |
Smt. Manoj Manjari Pradhan |
Joint Secretary |
RIDF, IAW, FA Cell, Accounts, Budget |
9437278318 |
- |
-do- |
|
3 |
Md. Ragib Shakil |
Deputy Secretary | MI, OE-II, Conf. | 977100233 |
- |
-do- |
|
4 |
Bibhuti Ranjan Sahoo |
Deputy Secretary | O.E-I, F.E-I, F.E-II | 9437305108 |
- |
-do- |
|
5 |
K. Raj Sekhar Rao | Under Secretary |
F.E-IV, Legal Cell, L.I |
6372674234 |
- |
-do- |
|
6 |
Smt. Arati Mallick |
Under Secretary | Major-I , Medium | 9438296430 |
- |
-do- |
|
7 |
Smt. Sasmita Mishra |
Under Secretary | Major-II, FC & D | 7735435503 | - | -do- |
|
8 |
Pradeep Kumar Behera | Under Secretary | Major-III, FE-III |
9853159500 |
- |
-do- |
|
9 |
Swatilekha Das | OSD | LA & RR | 9861299980 |
- |
-do- |
|
10 |
Kumar Adarsh | Asst. Deputy Director | CAD | 8763436282 | - |
-do- |
|
11 |
Dharani Dhar Pradhan | Executive Engineer-II | IVW | 9438156255 | - | -do- |
|
12 |
Umasankar Mohapatra | Deputy Secretary | Misc. & Coordination | 8249838349 | - | -do- |
|
13 |
Girija Sankar Nanda | AEE | Scheme & Monitoring | 9437323355 | - | -do- |
First Appellate Authority (FAA):
|
Sl. |
Name |
Designation |
Phone No. |
|
Address |
|
|
Office |
Mobile |
|||||
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
|
1 |
Sri Bhakta Ranjan Mohanty
|
EIC-Cum Special Secretary-I to Govt. |
0674-2534828, 0674-2536541 |
9437035420 |
eicsplsecy@gmail.com |
Department of Water Resources, Rajiv Bhawan, Secretariat Bhubaneswar |
MANUAL-17
Other Useful Informations
[Section-4 (1) (b) (xvii)]
Information Not Available
Important Policies & Decisions
[Section-4 (1) (c)]
Sl. No. Category Title Letter No. & Date Download 1 2 3 4 5 Sri B. K. Behera, Addl. Secretary to Govt. is nominated as "Nodal Officer" in respect of Deptt. of Water Resources for timely & smooth monitoring of listing & consignment of files in Water Resources Department.
1
Office Order
No.13377/ 24.05.11
2
Office Order
Smt. N. Pattanaik, Dy. Secretary to Govt. is nominated as "Nodal Officer" in respect of Deptt. of Water Resources for timely & smooth monitoring of Employees Data Base Management System in Water Resources Department.
No.1182/ 16.01.12
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