Sub Collector Office, Kuchinda

Introduction

  MANUAL-1 

Particulars of Organization, Functions & Duties

[Section-4 (1) (b) (i)]

1. Aims and Objectives of the Organization:

     This organization comes under the District Administrative strategy mainly to maintain the law and order situations in the Sub-Divisional Jurisdiction and Supervision to Collection of Government revenues. Apart from this, the organization has to look after supervision of developmental works taken up through blocks and G.P. level for the promotion of rural developments like public health, sanitation, Education and other social security measures in related schemes. In addition the public distribution system of the Sub-Division is a vital part of the duties and functions vested on its jurisdiction

2. Mission/ Vision:

     This office (as seen from the incumbency chart) is continuing since 1930-31 with S.D.O. as head of office with magisterial powers of the S.D.M. According to the Administrative set up it has access to all sectors for and in aid of Public Welfare Activities with funds allocated to achieve both in Rural and Urban sectors involving public activities. Revenue collection through the Tahasil Agency being the prime function of the State, this office attaches more importance on the functions of Tahasils and the R.Is at all Revenue circles. In the Agriculture sector also the aim of State to develop Production activities both in agricultural and industrial sectors is linked to this organization with an aim to achieve the target

3. Brief History and Background of its Establishment:

     Originally Kuchinda Sub-Division is under Sambalpur District. The office building of this Sub-Division is a Pre-independent building and functioning properly in its position. The Sub-Registrar, Civil Court, Sub-Judge, Legal Metrology and Special Treasury have been accommodated in the main building

     According to the constitutional provisions of Independent India for better supervision of Revenue Administration and smooth management of law and order problems, creation of Sub-Divisional agency is an essential attribute in sovereign democratic Republic of India

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Kuchinda Sub-Division at a Glance:

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Total Geographical      

2367.06 Sq. Kms.

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Total Population (2001)

2, 41,423 + 13,584 = 2, 55,007 (Including NAC Population of 13,584)

Male Population

1, 28,167

Female Population

1, 26,840

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Schedule Tribe Population

1,43,798

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Schedule Caste Population

30,823

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General Caste Population

80,386

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Total Cultivable Area

76,732 hectors

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Irrigated Area (Hirakud Dam Project)

Kharif

14,400 hectors

Rabi

7,400 hectors

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Kuchinda Sub-Division at a Glance:

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Total number of Small Farmers

8,644

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Total number of Marginal Farmers

2,536

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Total number of Big Farmers

5,089

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Total number of Agricultural Laborers

7,594

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Main communities found here

Kisan & Agharia

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Average rainfall per year

1588 mm

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ITDA Sub-Plan area

Entire Kuchinda Sub-Division (Except Kuchinda N.A.C.area) since 1975

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Number of Tahasil

3 (Kuchinda, Bamra & Jamankira)

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Number of Revenue Inspector circles

11 (3 in Kuchinda, 3 in Bamra & 5 in Jamankira)

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Number of Block & respective population

67,068 (As per 2001 Census) Bamra: 88,45 Jamankira: 85,894

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Number of I.C.D.S. Projects

Kuchinda, Bamra, Jamankira

Number of Anganwadi Centers

Kuchinda: 97

Bamra: 112

Jamankira: 115

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Number of Grama Panchayat

55 (4 new G.P.) 

Kuchinda:17

Bamra:17

Jamankira:21

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Number of Police Station  

 4, Kuchinda, Govindpur, Mahulpali, Jamankira

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Number of Police Out Post

 3, Garposh,Kusumi, Gourpali

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Number of villages

516

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Number of N.A.C.

1, Kuchinda from 1969 Population:13,584

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Number of Hospitals

Sub-Divn 1.Hospital- 1P.H.C.: 3

Upgrade PHC at Fasimal: 01

P.H.C. (New):13

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Number of village electrified

375

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College/School under Education Dept.

College:11

M.E. Schools:78

M.E. Schools:78

Pry. Schools: 305

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Schools under S.T. & S.C. Development Department:

Boys:4

Girls H.S.:3

Ashrams:2

Residential:1

Sevashram:

Training Inst.:1

4. Allocation of Business:

   According to the aims and objectives, each section needs one or more clerical hands in the prescribed ranks for smooth management of the official business and to streamline the field functionaries. But in view of the financial fiscal policy and abolition of base level posts each assistant is shouldered with multiple activities under supervision of the Head clerk

5. Duties to be performed to achieve the Mission:

  All the Senior and Junior clerks now in position have been allotted with different branches of the organization to look after the achievements. The Deputy- Collector has to monitor the functions of the organization and the Sub-Collector and Sub-Divisional Magistrate being the head of the office is looking to the affairs of the mission

6. Details of Services rendered:

a) Establishment Section:

  Sri Prafulla Kumar Kar, JC deals with all matters related to office Establishment and Sri Chintamani Choudhary, SC deals with the bills and budget activities related to all sections of this organization. Prompt action in personal matter is being taken up for early clearance

Acts and Rules followed:

i) Odisha Service Code
ii) Odisha Leave Rules
iii) O.G.F.R. Rules
iv) Odisha Pension Rules
v) O.G.S.C. Act
vi) Classification control and appeal Rules

b) Revenue Section:

  Sri Prafulla Kumar Kar is dealing all matter relating to Revenue Section. Including the Bench Clerk to Sub-Collector in U.V. cases, certificate cases and other revenue related cases

Acts and Rules followed:

i) Manual of Tahasil Accounts
ii) Odisha Lease Principles
iii) O.G.L.S. Act and Rules
iv) O.P.L.E. Act and Rules
v) O.M.M. Rules
vi) Odisha Irrigation Rules and Act
vii) O.P.D.R. Act
viii) Odisha Stamp Act and Rules
ix) Odisha Nizarat Manual

c) General and Misc. Section:    

   This Section deals with all types of Miscellaneous works like grant of Misc. Certificate and permissions for display of mikes and loud speakers, law and order problems and the like Smt. Meera Patel, Jr. Clerk is in-charge of this section

Acts and Rules followed:

i) Odisha Police Act
ii) Odisha Misc. Certificate Rules
iii) Odisha Birth and Death Registration Act

d) Emergency Section:

   This section deals with all emergent natures of works like disaster managements during famine, drought, flood, fire and other natural calamities and weather reports, Functioning of Control Room, Relief Work, Natural Calamity Meeting & Other Emergency Meeting . Sri Gunanidhi Panigrahi, Sr. Clerk is allotted additional duty of this section

Acts and Rules followed:

i) Odisha Relief Code
ii) Odisha Mike display Act
iii) Eviction of Public Promises Rules

e) Social Welfare Section:

  This section aims of monitoring of Social redressal to the distressed families / persons, granting financial assistance related to OAP, NOAP, ODP and NFBS schemes. Apart from this the objectives of rural people related to primary health, education food nutrition etc. through Anganwadi Centres and mobilized in the regular process. Sri. Janmajaya Dehury, Jr. Clerk is allotted with the above works to deal with

Acts and Rules followed:

i) Social Security Act and Rules
ii) Govt. Orders and circulars

f) Record Room:

The record room acts in two angles:

i) Preservation of records consigned from each section
ii) Grant of certified copies to applicants and supply of consigned records to higher quarters on call/ requisition

   By now records and files up to the year 1998 have been consigned to these record rooms which are preserved as per index register and arranged year wise and P.S. wise

   Besides this there are old records related to the District Treasury, Sambalpur which are so to say dead records. This year as per orders of Collector, Sambalpur ordered to prepare a Consolidation final R.O.Rs and maps in respect of all villages have been received and preserved in this record room on behalf of Collector, Sambalpur.

  Smt. Meera Patel, Jr. Clerk is the Record Keeper and is the copyist in this section

Acts and Rules followed:

i) Odisha Record Manual

g) Nizarat Section:

   This section deals with the office Accounts, Stocks and store and Audit reports and inspection reports. Sri Chintamani Choudhary, Sr. Clerk is the Nazir in this section

   The Nazir deals with the office accounts and bank transactions and stores. The Asst. Nazir deals with the forms and stationary A/ R and I/ Rs

Acts and Rules followed:

i)  Odisha Nizarat Manual
ii) O.G.F.R.
iii) O.R.M.
iv) Odisha Audit Rules
v) Govt. orders and circulars

7) h) Small Saving Section:

   This section deals with the prospective aspects of the public by promotion of financial savings capacity and to lead a budgetary light for the well being of the family. Govt. have provided different schemes for the promotional attitude and Sri B.K.Patel A.D.W.O. is working as the Sub-Divisional Small Saving Officer for liaison with public

   Sri Janmejay Dehury, Jr. Clerk is the dealing assistant. It is also a target oriented performance by S.S.O.

Acts and Rules followed:

i) Odisha Small Savings Rules

(i) Election Section:

  This is a vital organization of the Sub-Divisional administration. The Sub-Collector is the Electoral Registration Officer and to take up all necessary measures for preparation of an error free E.R. of eligible voters along with supply of I.D. Cards as directed by the Election Commission from time to time. It is a regular process and at present the summary revision work W/R to 01.01.2010 as qualifying date is in process. Sri Chintamani Choudhary, Sr. Clerk is dealing with this section

Acts and Rules followed:

i) Representation of peoples Act, 1950
ii) Compendium to Election Rules
iii) Hand books of E.R.O.
iv) Handbooks of Pr. Officers and P.Os

(j) Supply Section:

  The Sub-Divisional public distribution systems related to the Essential commodities are being regulated in this section. The Asst. Civil Supply Officer, Sri Tikan Charan Mohanty, is looking after the matter and the Sub-Collector is the monitoring authority. The supply inspectors stationed in each block are strictly watching over the distribution and lifting of the commodities for smooth management in all rural and urban sectors. In case of violation of any rules, action under the E.C. Act is being taken and regular function in the field level is ensured forthwith

Acts and Rules followed:

i) Essential Commodities Act and Rules.
ii) Food and Civil Supplies Control Orders and Circulars.

k) Library Section:

   Although there is no separate room for the library of this Sub-Division the related law books purchased since long have been kept preserved in 3 wooden almirahs. The said books are too old books. Due to changes in most of the provisions in related laws it is required to purchase essential Revenue and criminal law books for guidance. The library has maintained a catalogue with the list of such available books. Smt. Meera Patel, Jr. Clerk is in-charge of the library

L) Judicial Section:   

   Criminal Cases U/S 107, 109, 110, 133,144,145 Cr. P.C. etc. in the Court of S.D.M. & Executive Magistrate, Law and Order, Deployment of Executive Magistrate, Loud Speaker permission, Permission for various cultural programmes like Opera, Circus, Magic Show, Festivals, Mela, Proceeding of issue of birth and certificates, Public grievance on judicial matter, Meeting on judicial matter., Appointment Stamp Venders/ Renewal of Stamp Venders License/ Quarterly verifications Stamps Account register, Jail Matter  of Sub-Jail Kuchinda

 a) There are 3 Tahasils namely:

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Kuchinda

At/Po: Kuchinda, Sambalpur

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Bamara

At/Po: Govindpur, Bamara, Sambalpur

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Jamankira

At/Po: Jamankira, Sambalpur

With respective headquarters and own buildings

b) There are 3 Blocks namely:

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Kuchinda

At/Po: Kuchinda

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Bamara

At/Po: Govindpur, Bamara, Sambalpur

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Jamankira

At/Po: Jamankira, Sambalpur

M) Grievance Section:

   This section is meant for redressal of public grievance petition received through Collector, Sambalpur or received in this office on every working Saturdays. 02 (Two) nos of Register are being maintained to monitor the Grievance Cell. One is meant for petitions received from higher authorities and another is meant for petition received in this office. Smt. Meera Patel, Junior Clerk is working in this section

N) Development:

  Correspondence relating Block Development Works of Kuchinda Sub-Division, Janasamparka Sivir & Focus village, Meeting on Development Works

Acts and Rules followed:

1. Management of Books Rules

i) Besides all activities narrated above, the Sub-Divisional Magistrate, the Revenue Officer and the Nizarat Officer are vested with powers of Executive Magistrate to deal with criminal cases u/s 107 107,109,110,144,145,146,147,125 and 133 of Cr. P. C. which are of immediate nature, in respective courts under respective jurisdictions

   The Sub-Collector is vested with powers of stamp collector under the stamp Act and deals with U.V. Cases. In addition to that the Sub-Collector is the certificate Officers and dealing with the certificate cases under the provisions of O.P.D.R. Act

8. Citizens' Interaction:

  This organization is primarily a public office and the public who comes to this office is cordially accommodated as to their required information immediately and advised according to norms prescribed under Law. Senior Citizens, lawyers and other dignitaries are equally respected as per law

9. Postal Address of the Main Office:

Office of the Sub-Collector and S.D.M., At/ PO.-Kuchinda, Dist: Sambalpur, Odisha Pin-768222

Sub-Ordinate Offices:

NB: Respective field functionaries under the Blocks and Tahasils are found in their own display of information chart along with duties and functions under jurisdiction

10. Working Hours Both for Office and Public:

10.00 A.M. to 5.00 P.M. is the normal and regular office time during working days. In view of urgency and to assist public in need services are being rendered beyond office hours and if necessary also in holidays for smooth management of office work

12. Public Interaction if Any:

  Senior Citizens and lawyers at times use to have interactions with the head of office and the P.I.O. related to the smooth process of information required by public

13. Grievance Redress Mechanism:

   For the redressal of grievance of general public the head of office (Sub-Collector) particularly on every Saturday (except holidays) sit in the grievance redressal cell for direct interaction with public coming with various natures of grievances. The authority tries to dispose of by Calling for records in same day. In cases of field enquiry the matter is accordingly referred with suitable directions for proper redressal by concerned authorities and field functionaries. Grievance petition received from higher quarters are also taken up for proper solution as per norms. That apart public grievances are being received in any other working day is also duly dealt with, in the concerned section

14. Organization Chart:[ Click here]

15. Map of Office Location: [Click here]

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Powers & Duties of Officers & Employees

[Section-4 (1) (b) (ii)]

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Designation

Sub-Collector and S.D.M.

Powers

Administrative

Head of office with full control

Financial

Full

Statutory

Monitoring to entire business of the office

Others

Court works, Maintenance of law, Meetings

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Designation

Deputy-collector

Powers

Administrative

Staff control and work supervision of different Section

Financial

As drawing officer

Statutory

Election, Record officer Court work

Others

Magisterial duties and Misc. and Misc. work as desired by authorities

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Designation

ADWO

Powers and  Duties

Others

Visit of Sevashram under SSD, Post Matric Scholarship, ORV Act

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Designation

ACSO

Powers and  Duties

Supervision of PDS, convening of BLAC and TLAC

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Designation

Head Clerk

Powers

Administrative

Control over staff, supervision and monitoring, daily routine jobs of employees

Financial

Cash verification ensuring U.C. and cash deposits

Statutory

Watching to movements of files and carrying out orders

Others

Overall supervision and development of staff

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Designation

Sr. Clerk

Powers

Administrative

Nizarat, Election Audit, Stock and Store

Financial

Budgeting action G.P.F. and retirement benefits

Statutory

Cash Matter

Others

Audit Recovery

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Designation

Sr. Clerk

Powers

Administrative

As required

Financial

Judicial, Development & Emergency Section

Statutory

Orders & Circulars

Others

Law and Order

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Designation

Sr. Clerk

Powers and Duties

Statutory

Orders & Circulars

Others

Law and Order

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Designation

Jr. Clerk

Powers and Duties

Administrative

As required

Financial

ST & SC Development Section, S.S.W,O, Section, Forest rights Act, Gram Panchayat, Confidential Asst. Small Saving to Sub- Collector

Statutory

PMS

Others

Disbursement & furnishing of U.C. On PMS.

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Designation

Jr. Clerk

Powers and Duties

Administrative

-

Financial

Strict watch over property and auction process

Statutory

 

Others

As required Gen. & Misc, & Grievance

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Designation

Jr. Clerk

Powers and Duties

Administrative

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Financial

Bill

Statutory

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Others

Maintenance and preservation of the Revenue records

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Designation

Driver

Powers and Duties

Others

Driving of Office Vehicle No OR 15 F 7777

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Designation

Peon

Powers & Duties

Others

Orderly to Sub-Collector

Election Section & Orderly to Sub- Collector

Nizarat Section

Orderly to Deputy- Collector

ST & SC Development Section

SSWO, SDPO, SSO Section

Judicial & Development Section 

Supply Section

Res Office of Sub-Collector

Office of the Sub-Collector

 

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Designation

Choukidar

Powers & Duties

-

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Designation

Peon  under deputation from Kuchinda Tahasil 

Powers & Duties

Others

Issue & Dispatch

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Procedure Followed in Decision Making Process

[Section-4 (1) (b) (iii)]

1) Decision making process is mainly based on specified Acts and Rules and provisions laid there in, followed by due enquiries and inspections

2) A decision on an important matter related to Civil Supplies dealt in the following manner

3) On receipt of any application the matter is put up before the Sub-Collector within 3 days. If required field inspections are made & if it relates to complain against any retailer & Sub-wholesale, whole-seller, storage-agent, etc. Necessary inquiry through raid checks are made and appropriate action taken. In case of detection of irregularities cases under E.C. Act. are booked against the delinquents & FIR submitted to the Collector within 24 hours &. PR is submitted in appropriate authorities much before the stipulated period of six months

a) Supply of certified copies on application with proper fees, regarding court matters orders are being pronounced in open court. All parties in a case have a free access to all the proceedings of the case free of cost

b) Field functionaries such as BDO/ Tahasildar/ CDPO/ IIC/ SDPO/ ACSO and other line department officers

c) Collector & D.M is the final Authority to weight the decision

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Subject on which Decision is to be taken

Guidelines/
Direction if Any

Designation of the Officers involved in Decision

Contact Information of Above

If not Satisfied by the Decision Where and  how to Appeal

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Permission for sale of Agrl./ Home stead land owned by SC/ ST person to non-SC/ ST person

Rule 22 & 23 of OLR Act

Sub-Collector , Tahasildar as enquiring officer

06642-220022 (Res.)
06642-220023 (Office)

Collector, Sambalpur
0663-2400001(Res.) 2400222(office) 2404006 (Fax)

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Norms for Discharge of Functions

[Section-4 (1) (b) (iv)]

   The norms set for all the dealing assistants are of equal nature- to enter the letter (in Dak) in the central diary register by the Direst-cum-receipt clerk after perusal by authority and marked by H.C., who is to handover the dame to concerned section with acknowledgments. There after the D.A. of related sections enter the same in the respective log books and is to put up the matter, with reference to the subject dealt in related file, through the Head clerk to concerned section officers in-charge. The section officer after proper scrutiny of the subject matter is to dispose of simple nature facts at his level by passing an order to be executed. The matters beyond his capacity are to be endorsed with own views seeking orders of head of office. The entire process is liable to be completed within three days except matters related beyond control. The urgent matters are taken up on the same day with due correspondences

Illustration:

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Activity

Time Frame/ Norm

Remarks

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Diary of letter

3 minutes per letter

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Dispatch of letter

5 minutes per letter

Registered dak including entry in messenger book

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Typing job

30 pages per day

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Preparation of food card

50 food cards per day

Including entry in food card register

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Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Manuals & Records for Discharging Functions

[Section-4 (1) (b) (v)]

 List of Regulations, Instructions, Manuals and Records:

  The list of Acts, Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Manuals and records for discharge of functions in each Section have been provided section wise

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Name of the Act, Rules, Regulations etc.

Brief Gist of the Contents

Reference No. if Any

Price in Case of  Priced Publications

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Establishment Section

a

Odisha Service Code

Act

b

Odisha Leave Rules

Rules

 -

c

O.G.F.R. Rules

Rules

 -

d

Odisha Pension Rules

Rules

 -

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e

O.G.S.C. Act

Act

 -

f

Classification control and appeal Rules

Rules

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Revenue Section

a

Manual of Tahasil Accounts

Manual

 -

b

Odisha Lease Principles

Principles

 -

c

O.G.L.S. Act and Rules

Act & Rules

 -

d

O.P.L.E. Act and Rules

Act & Rules

 -

e

O.M.M. Rules

Rules

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f

Odisha Irrigation Rules and Act

Act & Rules

 -

g

O.P.D.R. Act

Act

h

Odisha Stamp Act and Rules

Act & Rules

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General & Misc. Section

a

Odisha Police Act

Act

 -

b

Odisha Misc. Certificate Rules

Rules

 

 

c

Odisha Birth and Death Registration Act

Act

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Emergency Section

a

Odisha Relief Code

Code

 

 

b

Odisha Mike display Act

Act

 

 

c

Eviction of Public Promises Rules

Rules

 

 

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Social Welfare Section

a

Social Security Act and Rules

Act & Rules

 

 

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Name of the Act, Rules, Regulations etc.

Brief Gist of the Contents

Reference No. if Any

Price in Case of  Priced Publications

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2

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Social Welfare Section

b

Govt. Orders and circulars

Orders & Circulars

 -

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Record Room

a

Odisha Record Manual

Manual

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Nizarat Section

a

Odisha Nizarat Manual

Manual

b

O.R.M.

Rules

c

Odisha Audit Rules

Rules

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Small Savings Section

 

Odisha Small Savings Rules

Rules

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Election Section

a

Representation of peoples Act, 1950

Act

b

Compendium to Election Rules

Rules

c

Hand books of E.R.O.

Handbook

d

Handbooks of Pr. Officers and P.Os

Handbook

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Supply Section

a

Essential Commodities Act and Rules

Act & Rules

 -

b

Food and Civil Supplies Control Orders and Circulars

Orders & Circulars

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Library Section

a

Management of Books Rules

Rules

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Judicial Section

a

Criminal Procedure code

Act and Rules

b

O.P.D.R. Act

Act and Rules

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Categories of Documents Under Control

[Section-4 (1) (b) (vi)]

Information not Available

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Particulars of Arrangement in Formulation of Policy

[Section-4 (1) (b) (vii)]

   Other procedures adopted for formal and informal consultations with the public may also be indicated such as Bhagidari, Jan Sunvai, and interaction with resident welfare associations, Janasamparka Sivir / Grievance Day of Collector in every month

   Other details whether the meetings are open to public, minutes are accessible to public etc. may also be indicated

   The Deputy-Collector is the designated officer as P.I.O. to deal with the matter and the members of public for policy framing and their implementations. The day to day actions are sorted out by the P.I.O. and disposed of at his level. The head of office is the 1st Appellate Authority who has kept watch over the issue and no suggestions from any quarters of public is yet received

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Boards, Councils, Committees & Other Bodies Constituted

[Section-4 (1) (b) (viii)]

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Name and Address of  the Body

Main Functions of the Body

Constitution of the Body

Whether Minutes Accessible to Public

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Sub-Divisional Vigilance Committee

Watch over and policy making for certain Development all activities

Sub-Collector: Chair person & Members

No

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Sub-Divisional Site selection Committee

For site Selection of lands required by different Govt. Development s & Private bodies for alienation

Sub-Collector: Chairperson

No

Tahasildar: Convener

CDMO: Member

EE, R&B: Member

EE,PHD: Member

Dist. Town Planning Officer: Member

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Bench mark valuation Sub-Committee

For proper assessment & valuation of lands and as to class of land

Sub- Collector: Chair Person

No

DSR : Convener

Tahasildar: Member

2/3 nominated persons of reputation: Member

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Sub-Divisional Meeting on Forest Right Act.

Implementation of Forest Right Act

PA, ITDA, Kuchinda/All Tahasildars/All Block Development Officer/ACF, Bamra/Revenue officer, Kuchinda/Chairman, Panchayat Samiti/ Samiti member of G.P.

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Sub-division level Task force Committee Meeting

On ST & Sub- Collector, Kuchinda  Development matters

All Tahasildars/All Block Development Officers/ ASCO, Kuchinda/ FRO, Kuchinda/SDPO, Kuchinda/ CI of Police Kuchinda/Sub-Registrar, Kuchinda/Spl. Officer, ITDA, Kuchinda

No

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Sub-Division level Review Meeting of CDPOs

Implementation of ICDS projects

All CDPOs and Supervisors ICDS projects

No

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Bench mark valuation Sub-Committee

For proper assessment & valuation of lands and as to class of land

Sub-Collector: Chair person

No

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Name and Address of  the Body

Main Functions of the Body

Constitution of the Body

Whether Minutes Accessible to Public

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Bench mark valuation Sub-Committee

For proper assessment & valuation of lands and as to class of land

DSR: Convener

No

Tahasildar: Member

2/3 nominated persons of reputation: Member

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Directory of Officers & Employees
[Section-4 (1) (b) (ix)]

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Name

Designation

Office Ph. No.

Fax

E- Mail

Address

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Sri Tapan Ku Satpathy

Sub-Collector and S.D.M.

06642-220023

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subcol.kuch-od@nic.in  

Sub Collector Office, Kunchinda

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Bikram Kishor Parida

Assistant Collector

06642-220023

-

 

-do-

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Dominic Tappo

ADWO

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

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Sri Prafulla ch Panigrahi

ACSO

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

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Tikeswar Kisan

SDPO

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

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Prashant Ku Mishra

Head Clerk,i/c

06642-220023

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-do-

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Chintamnai Choudhury

Sr. Clerk

06642-220023

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-do-

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Jagdish Nanda

Sr.Clerk

06642-220023

-

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-do-

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Meera Patel

Jr. Clerk

06642-220023

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-

-do-

10

Prafulla Ku Kar

Jr. Clerk

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

11

Jaymangal Seth

Sr. Clerk

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

12

Sashanka sekhar Mishra

Sr.Clerk

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

13

Sujit Buda

Jr.Clerk

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

14

Jitendra Ku Hansa

Jr.Clrk

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

15

William Bagh

Jr.Clerk

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

16

Umakanta Sanajeev Sekhar Kumura

Jr.Clerk

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

17

Riship Pruseth

Jr.Clerk

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

18

Manas Ku Nayak

Jr.Clerk

06642-220023

-

 -do-

19

Saroj ku mirdha

Jr.Cerk

06642-220023

-

-do- 

20

Saroj ku Sandha

Jr.Clerk

06642-220023

-

-do- 

21

Budharay Munda

Peon

06642-220023

-

-

Sub Collector Office, Kunchinda

22

Kailash Ch. Behera

Peon

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

23

Shibashankar Hansa

Peon

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

24

Jamuna Jaypuria

Peon

       

25

Ahalya Mahanandia

Peon

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sl
No.

Name

Designation

Office Ph. No.

Fax

E-Mail

Address

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

19

Harabandhu Sahu

Peon

06642-220023

-

-

Sub Collector Office, Kunchinda

20

Dharanidhara Nag

Choukidar

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

21

Shibashankar Hansa

Peon

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

22

Kailash Ch. Behera

Peon

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

23

Nrushingha Ch. Panda

Peon

06642-220023

-

-

-do-

MANUAL-10 
Monthly Remuneration & Compensation of Officers & Employees

   [Section-4 (1) (b) (x)]

Sl.
No.

Name

Designation

Scale of Pay
(In Rs.)

Monthly Remuneration
(In Rs.)

1

2

3

4

5

1

Sri Tapan Ku Satpathy

Sub-Collector and S.D.M.

15600-39100

69413

2

Bikram Kishor Parida

Assistant Collector

9300-34800

31275

3

Dominic Tappo

ADWO

9300-34800

LPC NOT RCVD

4

Sri Prafulla ch Panigrahi

ACSO

 

Drawing from Sambalpur-CSO-

5

Tikeswar Kisan

SDPO

9300-34800

50048

6

Prashant Ku Mishra

Head Clerk,i/c

9300-34800

39848

7

Chintamnai Choudhury

Sr. Clerk

 

LPC Not RCVD-

8

Jagdish Nanda

Sr.Clerk

5200-20200

LPC Not RCVD

9

Meera Patel

Jr. Clerk

5200-20200

29532

10

Prafulla Ku Kar

Jr. Clerk

5200-20200

17055

11

Jaymangal Seth

Sr. Clerk

5200-20200

23760

12

Sashanka sekhar Mishra

Sr.Clerk

5200-20200

18023

13

Sujit Buda

Jr.Clerk

5200-20200

17342

14

Jitendra Ku Hansa

Jr.Clrk

5200-20200

16965

15

William Bagh

Jr.Clerk

5200-20200

16965

16

Umakanta Sanajeev Sekhar Kumura

Jr.Clerk

5200-20200

17342

17

Riship Pruseth

Jr.Clerk

5200-20200

17342

18

Manas Ku Nayak

Jr.Clerk

5200-20200

17342

19

Saroj ku mirdha

Jr.Cerk

5200-20200

17483

20

Saroj ku Sandha

Jr.Clerk

5200-20200(Contractual)

7810

21

Budharay Munda

Peon

5200-20200

24435

22

Kailash Ch. Behera

Peon

5200-20200

25738

23

Shibashankar Hansa

Peon

4860-14680

24001

24

Jamuna Jaypuria

Peon

4860-14680

24369

25

Ahalya Mahanandia

Peon

4750-14680

17415

 

  MANUAL-11 

Budget Allocated to each Agency

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xi)]

Non Plan Budget:

Sl.
No.

Major  Head

Activities to be Performed

Sanctioned  Budget
(In Rs.)

Budget Estimate
(In Rs.)

Revised Estimate
(In Rs.)

Expenditure for the Last Year
(In Rs.)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

1

3-2053

Revenue Deptt.

45,09,268

47,61,488

47,81,488

41,39,735

2

1-2015

Home (Election)

28,35,812

28,35,812

28,35,812

26,64,867

3

36-2235

W & CD Deptt. S.T. & S.C.

4,50,640

4,50,640

4,50640

3,44,586

4

11-2225

Development Deptt.

28,35,812

28,35,812

28,35,812

26,64867

  MANUAL-12 

Manner of Execution of Subsidy Programmes

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xii)]

Information not Available

  MANUAL-13 

Particulars of Recipients of Concessions, Permits or Authorizations Granted

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xiii)]

Note: Creation of database and its hosting on website should be done on priority basis for activities like issue of permits, issue of authorizations, grant of concessions, licenses etc.

Authorization: 629 numbers of license orders issued to the dealers and retailers on P.D.S. commodities in the Sub-Division

  MANUAL-14 

Information Available in an Electronic Form

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xiv)]

Sl.
No.

Activities for which Electronic Data Available

Nature of Information Available

Can it be Shared with Public

Is it Available on Website or is being used as Back End Database

1

2

3

4

5

 1

-

Hard copy

-

-

 Through District N.I.C., Sambalpur.

  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

2

3

4

1

Information Counter

-

-

2

Website

-

-

3

Library

-

-

4

Notice board

-

-

  MANUAL-16 

Names, Designations & Other Particulars of the Public Information Officers

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xvi)]

Public Information Officer:

Sl. No.

Name

Designation

Office Ph. No.

Mobile No.

Fax

E-Mail

Address

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1

Tikeswar Kisan

SDPO

06642-220023

-

 -

 

Sub-Collector Office, Kuchinda

 First Appellate Authority:

Sl. No.

Name

Designation

Office Ph. No.

Mobile
No.

Fax

E-Mail

Address

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1

Tapan Kumar Satpathy

Sub-Collector and S.D.M.

06642-220022/
220023

-

-

subcol.kuch-od@nic.in

Sub-Collector Office, Kuchinda

 

  MANUAL-17 

Other Useful Information

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xvii)]

   All other information as may be prescribed for dissemination shall be collected, tabulated, compiled, collected and provided in the form of manual from time to time. Instructions from higher quarters are to be followed

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