Karnataka Police Establishment Board

KA / BG-GPO / 2515 / WPP-47 / 2009-2011
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Police Reforms-Constitution of Police Establishment Board-following the transfer policy

of the Government-reg.
Government Order No. HD 60 POSAEE 2009, dated 24-8-2009.
In the Government order read at (1) above sanction of the Government has been accorded for the constitution of Police
Establishment Board. The functions of the board includes decision on transfers, postings, promotions and other service related matters
of officers of and below the rank of Deputy Superintendent of Police.
Government has been issuing guidelines each year regarding transfer of Government employees and deciding on the period
during which transfers to be effected.
Government has examined the matter and hence the following order.
GOVERNMENT ORDER NO: HD 60 POSAEE 2009 (P-2), BANGALORE DATED; 13-01-2011
After Para (5) of the order portion of the Government order No. HD 60 POSAEE 2009 dated 24-8-2009 the following shall be
added as Para No. 6 and 7.
6.
The transfers decided and effected by the Police Establishment Board shall be strictly in accordance with the general
7.
Copies of proceedings of the Police Establishment Board and the transfer orders issued theron shall be sent to
transfer guidelines issued by Government from time to time.

Government forthwith.
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka,
T.N. RAVIPRAKASH
P.R. 251
Under Secretary to Government,

Home Department (Police Services).
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Petitions stand disposed of directing the respondents to consider the said representations for allotment of site,
having regard to the fact that the petitioners xxx-xxx were in STF at the relevant point of time.
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ENERGY SECRETARIAT
Sub:
Read :
Allotment of 24.75 MW Mouneshwar mini hydel scheme to M/s Lakshmi Jalavidyut (Krishna) Limited-reg.
1. Letters No. KRED/06/Mouneshwar SHP/09/1400, dated : 23/28-3-2009 and No :
KRED/06/Mouneshwar MHS/2009/3052 dated: 14/16-9-2009 received from the Managing Director,
Karnataka Renewable Energy Development Limited, Bangalore.
2. Proceedings of the Allotment Committee Meeting Dated : 23-10-2009.
3. Government letter No. : EN 299 NCE 2009, dated : 7-12-2009.
4. Letter No. : KRED/06/Mouneshwar MHS/2010/826, dated : 23/24-3-2010 received from the Managing
Director, Karnataka Renewable Energy Development Limited, Bangalore.
5. Proceedings of the Allotment Committee Meeting dated : 26-3-2010
6. Proceedings of the meeting held to review the presentation given by the Small Hydro/Wind
Developers dated : 27-5-2010.
7. Proceedings of the Allotment Committee Meeting dated : 6-8-2010.
8. Endorsement letter No. : EN 299 NCE 2009 dated : 26-10-2010.
9. Government letter No. : EN 406 NCE 2009, dated : 27-11-2010.
10. Letter No. : KRED/06/SH-690/Mouneshwar MHS/2010/233 dated : 30-12-2010/14-1-2011 received
from the Managing Director, Karnataka Renewable Energy Development Limited, Bangalore.
Preamble :
In the letter read at (1) above, the Managing Director, Karnataka Renewable Energy Development Limited, Bangalore had
recommended for allotment of 24.75 MW capacity Mouneshwara small hydro scheme across Krishna river near Benchanagaddi
village, Shorapur Taluk in favour of M/s Lakshmi Jalavidyut Private Limited.
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The proposal was placed before the allotment committee meeting held on 23-10-2009 read at (2) above and the Committees
decision is as follows :The Committee deferred the proposal of M/s Lakshmi Jalavidyut (Krishna) Ltd (Mouneshwar MHS) for the allotment of
24.75 MW across Krishna River, Benhagaddi village, Shorapur Taluk, Gulbarga District and directed KREDL to verify
whether there is overlapping in the same area.
In the backdrop of the above decision, in the Government letter read at (3) above, KREDL was instructed to submitt the report
to Government.
In the letter read at (4) above, the Managing Director, KREDL has reported that both the projects i.e., the longitude and latitude
of the allotted project of M/s Krishna Hydro Energy Limited and the longitude and latitude of the proposed proposal of M/s Lakshmi
Jalavidyut (Krishna) Limited is one and the same and is overlapping.
The Proposal was again placed before the allotment committee meeting held on 26-3-2010 read at (5) above and the
Committees decision is as follows :The Committee considered the proposal of M/s Lakshme Jalavidyut (Krishna) Ltd., Mouneshwar MHS across Krishna
River, Benhagaddi village, Shorapur Taluk, Gulbarga District for 24.75 MW.
As the said location would be adjacent to the already allotted Basavanna MHS of M/s Krishna Hydro Energy Limited,
the Committee instructed KREDL to call both the parties to give a presentation of their capability and the time line for
project implementation. A decision on allotment will be taken subsequently.
In the presentation meeting held on 27-5-2010 read at (6) above, the representatives of M/s Lakshmi Jala Vidyut (Krishna)
Limited and M/s Krishna Hydro Energy Limited were present. M/s Lakshmi Jala Vidyut (Krishna) Limited intends to share some of the
infrastructure built by M/s Krishna Hydro Energy Limited for 24.75 MW capacity Basavanna MHS like weir, Power canal, Tail Race
canal and Transmission line. Weir intake, Power House, Penstocks, Out door switch yard would be developed independently. Both the
companies have MoU for this arrangement. By this arrangement the cost per MW gets reduced from 7 crores per MW to 5.25 crores
per MW and Projects become viable. After discussion KREDL was instructed to place the proposal in the next Allotment Committee
Meeting.
The proposal was placed before the allotment committee meeting held on 6-8-2010 read at (7) above and the Committees
decision is as follows :The Committee was informed that, in the Allotment Committee meeting on 26-3-2010, the proposal was considered &
the following observations were made. As the said location would be adjacent to the already allotted MHS of M/s
Krishna Hydro Energy Ltd., KREDL was instructed to call both the parties to give a presentation of their capability & the
time line for the project implementation.
The proposal was discussed in the review meeting held on 27-5-2010. The representatives of M/s Lakshmi Jala Vidyut
(Krishna) & M/s Krishna Hydro Energy Ltd, gave their presentation.
M/s Lakshmi Jala Vidyut (Krishna) Ltd., intends to share some of the infrastructure built by M/s Krishna Hydro Energy
Ltd., for their 24.75 MW capacity Basavanna MHS like Weir, Power Canal, Tail Race Canal, Transmission Line. Weir
intake, power House, Penstocks, out door switch yard would be developed independently. Both the Companies have
MOU for this arrangement.
By this arrangement the cost per MW gets reduced from Rs. 7 crores per MW to Rs. 5.25 Crores per MW and Projects
become viable. After discussion KREDL was instructed to place the proposal in the next allotment Committee Meeting.
The committee discussed in detail. It was informed that, for the already allotted MHS of M/s Krishna Hydro Energy Ltd.
For 24.75 MW, the work is in progress. If the proposed project is allotted the total capacity will be more than 25 MW and
it will not come under Mini Hydel project. Some opined that as the developers are different the projects are to be treated
separately then it becomes Mini Hydro. EE Projects, KPCL opinioned that if it is not Mini Hydro then normally KPCL will
implement major hydro projects and such projects will not have the benefits enjoyed by Mini Hydro Projects. It was also
opined that, if the projects are treated as independednt as the firms are different and Weir intake, power House,
Penstocks, out door switch yard would be developed independently then the project can be approved.
In view of different opinion, the Committee decided to refer the proposal of M/s Lakshmi Jala Vidyut (Krishna) Ltd.,
Mouneshwara MHS Gulbarga Dist., Shorapur Taluk, Bennagaddi Village, across Krishna River for 24.75 MW, to
Government.
At Government level the proposal was examined and decided to reject the proposal. The rejection of the proposal was
communicated through an endorsement read at (8) above to M/s Lakshmi Jala Vidyut (Krishna) Limited.
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As the developer was requesting Government again and again for consideration of his proposal, in the Government letter read
at (9) above, KREDL was requested to conduct the spot inspection of the above project and submit the inspection report to
Government.
In the letter read at (10) above, the Managing Director, Karnataka Renewable Energy Development Limited, Bangalore has
submitted the project area inspection report and stated that the both the developers have made one MoU for the execution of their
projects and as per their MoU, it is proposed to share some of the common infrastructures like Diversion Weir, Intake Structure Water
Conduct System, Fore bay, intake and Tail Race Channel etc., and it was agreed to develop the Penstock, Power House, Tail Race
Pool and the ODY, Metering separately as dedicated components. By combining the components of the two projects into one, it would
be economical and would result in saving the restricted construction resources, requirement of less land area, ecological disturrbances
is minimum and the cost of the overall project will also be viable.
After, examining the above facts, the following Order is issued :GOVERNMENT ORDER NO: EN 19 NCE 2011, BANGALORE DATED; 19-01-2011
Government accords approval for allotment of 24.75 MW capacity Mouneshwara small hudro scheme across Krishna river
near Benchanagaddi village, Shorapur Taluk, Gulbarga District (now Yadgiri District) in favour of M/s Lakshmi Jalavidyut (Krishna)
760 3348) adjacent to
Limited (weir Latitude : 1601901 Longitude : 7603221 Power House-Latitude : 1601952 Longitude :
Basavanna MHS of M/s Krishna Hydro Energy Limited by sharing some of the common infrastructures like Diversion weir, Intake
Structure Water Conduct System, Fore bay, intake and Tail Race Channel etc., and to develop the Penstock, Power House, Tail Race
Pool and the ODY, Metering separately as dedicated components subject to the following conditions :1. (a) This project should not affect the down stream and upstream projects.
(b) The allottee shall execute an agreement with Government within 45 (forty five) days from the date of the capacity
allotment order failing which the allotment order shall become automatically cancelled. The company will have to
apply denovo for capacity allocation. There shall also be no refund of the application fee received by Karnataka
Renewable Energy Development Limited, Bangalore.
(c) Such an agreement on Rs. 400.00 Stamp Paper shall be routed through the Managing Director, Karnataka
Renewable Energy Development Limited, Bangalore who shall certify as to its correctness after due scrutiny.
(d) Before executing the agreement the project developer shall deposit in advance with Karnataka Renewable
Energy Development Limited, Bangalore the detailed project report (DPR) processing fee as per Government
Order.
2. (a) The Project Developer shall obtain all statutory clearance from the respective authorities such as Water
Resources Development Department, Forest, Ecology & Environment Department, Karnataka Power
Transmission Corporation Limited, Karnataka Power Corporation Limited, Karnataka State Pollution Control
Board, Revenue Department etc., Thereafter, the allottee shall submit the detailed project report within one year
from the date of the execution of the agreement.
(b) The Deposit amount payable by the project allottee to Karnataka Renewable Energy Development Limited,
Bangalore shall be adjusted towards a Detailed Project Report processing fee.
3.
The allottee shall achieve financial closure within six months from the date of technical clearance for the Detailed
Project Report by Karnataka Renewable Energy Development Limited, Bangalore.
4.
The allottee shall take action to complete the project implementation within 24 months from the date of achieving
financial closure.
5.
Failure to reach any of the project milestones specified in Sl.No. 2,3 & 4 in the same order would constitute
sufficient grounds to result in automatic cancellation of allotment. No notice on this account will be given to the
allottee.
6.
The project Developer shall enter into a Wheeling and Banking Agreement with Karnataka Power Transmission
Corporation Limited (KPTCL) IN CASE of SELLING POWER TO the third party and Power Purchase Agreement
in case of KPTCL.
7.
The allottee Company may seek full co-operation from the concerned Officers of the Government at the District
and State Level to ensure speedy completion of the project.
8.
In the allotted site if any of the Government Project comes up Hydel/Irrigation/Drinking Water Projects, the
Government Projects will have priority and the developer should not claim any compensation.
9.
The Developer is wholly responsible for the objections raised by local people if any.
10. The Government has got power to Cancel/modify this Order.
11. After due scrutiny of the D.P.R. from KREDL, developer has to make an application to the concerned Departments for
approval and apply to KREDL for technical clearance.
P.R. 312

SURESH.B. KRISHNAPPANAVAR
Energy Department.
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ANNEXURE TO
GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. YUSEYI 109 YUSEKRI 2010, DATED : 27-1-2011
Memorandum of Association of Karnataka State Playing Fields Association
1.
2.
Name of the Society : Karnataka State Playing Fields Association.

Registered Office : The office of the Society shall remain in the State Capital, Bangalore, which is at present located at
State Youth Centre, Nrupatunga Road, Bangalore-560001.
3.
Definition Clause : Society means Karnataka State Playing Field Association.
4.
Aims and Objects of the Society : The aims and objects for which the Society is established are as under.
OBJECTS :
1.
To protect, promote, preserve, develop and improve playing fields, playgrounds, play pitches, parks, open spaces and
other facilities for play, sports, exercise and physical recreation, for the use and benefit of all, across gender, across
communities and across all age groups, and for those who by reason of their special physical needs or social and
economic circumstances have greater need of such facilities, with the overall objective of promoting health for all and
improving their quality of life.
II)
In furtherance of the above mentioned object the Society will :
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Contribute towards evolving a State policy on playing fields, playgrounds, play pitches, open spaces and other facilities for
play, sports, exercise and physical recreation, which recognizes the need, utility and value of these facilities in promoting a
healthy lifestyle, social inclusiveness, and love for sports and games among one and all.
b)
Take up with Government, at Central, State and local level to provides necessary legislative backing to both protect and
ensure adequate availability of and free public access to play spaces and open spaces for the purposes of sports, games,
exercise and physical recreation.
c)
Create Public awareness about the multiple benefits sports and physical fitness offer towards both individual and social
development and the value of playing fields in deriving those benefits, with a view to creating a sense of wellbeing and a
strong sports culture.
d)
Mobilize support from general public, sports bodies, Government public sector, private sector (Particularly large corporate
houses), intelligentsia, media and others to build State opinion in favour of the objects outlines above.
e)
Undertake a State campaign to prevent public play spaces and other open spaces used for play and physical recreation
purposes, from being diverted to other purposes, through appropriate administrative and legal measures.
f)
To encourage the establishment of State, District, Block and Grama panchayath level associations/committees for this
purpose with necessary provision for affiliation to the Society at the State level.
g)
Carry out research studies and surveys to a scertain the needs and requirements of people for play spaces and open
spaces and disseminate the information to those responsible for planning and making available such facilities for public
use.
h)
Develop basic principles, standards and norms for the provision of the play spaces and open spaces in rural areas, towns
and cities, which should be adopted by the competent agencies/authorities responsible for spatial planning.
i)
Prescribe norms for relevant approving authorities for property factoring the requirement of play spaces and open spaces
while under taking/approving the development projects by public/private entitles.
j)
Promote the concept of compulsory compensatory playing field/open space development where existing public playing
k)
Register online play spaces and open spaces which seek its assistance by the way of moral support, financial assistance,
field/open spaces are lost on account of private or public projects.

legal aid, or any other form of support meeting the core objectives of protecting, promoting, preserving, developing, or
improving the availability of or public access to play spaces and open spaces for the purpose of sports, games, exercise or
physical recreation.
l)
Provide financial and other assistance for protecting, promoting, preserving, developing, or improving the availability of or
public access to play spaces and open spaces for the purpose of sports, games, exercise or physical recreation.
m)
Support Government, at central, State and local level, to develop and implement schemes that further the above mentioned
n)
Provide technical advice and information to Government, local authorities and other stakeholders on the creation,
objectives.
maintenance and development of play spaces and open spaces.
o)
Engage National Sports Federations and other sports promotion bodies to promote through their State, district and club
level affiliates, sports and physical activities at the grassroots level.
p)
Enter into bilateral, national and international co-operation to further the basic objectives of the Society.
q)
To accept or collect funds through grants, donations, sponsorship, subsidy, aid, etc from Central and State Government,
Public/Private Sectors, Non-Government Organisations, general public, high net worth individuals, International
Organisation etc. either in cash or cheque or in kind for furtherance of the aims and objectives of the Society.
r)
To acquire, hold, manage, hire, mortgage, exchange, transfer, sell dispose off part or all properties, moveable and
immoveable, to secure the objectives of the Society.
s)
To perform all things as are incidental or conductive to the attainment of the above objects or any of them which may be
conveniently done along with or as subsidiary to the objects.
t)
To facilitate, associate or co-operate with any other society or association having same or similar objectives and aims in
such manner and to such extent as may be desirable or possible.
III)
NO PROPRIETARY RIGHTS IN MEMBERS ; All the income and properties of the Society shall be utilized and applied
solely towards achieving its aims and objectives as set forth in the Memorandum of Association and no profit there of shall
be paid or transferred directly or indirectly by way of dividend, bonus, or in any other manner whatsoever by way of profit to
the present or previous members of the Society or to any person claiming through anyone or more of present and previous
members of the Society, no member of the Society shall have any personal claim on the funds or properties of the Society.
i)
Nothing stated above shall prevent payment in good faith of reasonable and proper remuneration to any officer or staff
engaged by the Society in return of services rendered to the Society.
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ii)
5.
Further, nothing stated above shall prevent the Society from outsourcing of goods and services on payment basis following
an open and transparent procedure.
iii) Any member of the Society who is directly or indirectly interested in any contract or any other business of the Society shall
declare accordingly beforehand and abstain from participating in any manner in the decision making process in those
matters.
GOVERNING BODY ;- The names, addresses, occupations and designation of the present members of the Governing Body to
whom the management and affairs of the Society are entrusted as required under section 2 of The Karnataka Societies
Registration Act 1960.
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Occupation
Address
Designation in the
No.
Society
1.
Minister for Youth Services & Sports
Vidhana Soudha, Bangalore
Chairman
2.
Principal Secretary/Secretary to Govt. Youth
M.S. Building Dr. Ambedkar Vidhi,
Vice-Chairman
Services Department.
Bangalore
Director of Youth Service and Sports, State Youth
Director of Youth Services and
Ex-officio
Centre, Bangalore
Sports, Bangalore
Secretary
Deputy Secretary to Government Youth Services
Ex-officio Member
Department.
Bangalore
3.
4.
5.
Under
Secretary
to
Govt.
Youth
Services
Member
Ex-officio Member
Department
Bangalore
6.
High Court Eminent Lawyer, Bangalore
Eminent Lawyer, Bangalore
Nominated Member
7.
Joint Director (Sports) Youth Services & Sports
State Youth Centre, Nrupathunga
Ex-officio Member
Department.
Road, Bangalore
8.
Joint Director (Training) Youth Services & Sports
Department.
Road, Bangalore
9.
Joint Director (Youth Services) Youth Services &
Sports Department.
Road, Bangalore
10.
11.
Joint Director (Administration) Youth Services &
Sports Department.
Road, Bangalore
Deputy Director, Sports Authority of Karnataka
Sports Authority of Karnataka, Sree

Kanteerava
Staduim,
Ex-officio Member
Ex-officio Member
Ex-officio Member
Ex-officio Member
Kastu-ba-
Road, Bangalore
12.
Deputy
Director,
Stadium
Management
Committee.
Sports Authority of Karnataka, Sree

Kanteerava
Stadium,
Ex-Officio Member
Kasturba
Road, Banglaore
13.
Secretary, Karnataka State Amature Athletic
Karnataka
Association
Karnataka,
Stadiun,
State
Authority
Sree
of
Nominated Member
Kanteerava
Kastur-ba
Road,
Bangalore
14.
Physical Education Director
St. Joseph P.U. College, Bangalore
Nominated Member
15.
Ex-Olympian.
Ashwinis
Nominated Member
Sports
Foundation
Gonikoppa, South Coorg.

16.
Commissioner, BDA
Commissioner
Bangalore,
Nominated Member
Development Authority. Bangalore

17.
Commissioner, KHB
Commissioner, Karnataka Housing
Nominated Member
Board, Bangalore
18.
Regional Director, SAI, South Centre
19.
Commissioner, Public Instruction.
Regional
Director,
SAI,
South
Nominated Member
Commissioner, Public Instruction,
Nominated Member
Centre Kengeri, Bangalore

Bangalore
20.
Commissioner, BBMP
Commissioner,
Bangalore
Bhrut
Mahanagara Palike, Bangalore
Nominated Member
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Desirous Persons : We the undersigned, are desirous of forming a society namely KARNATAKA STATE PLAYING FIELDS
ASSOCIATION under the societies Registration Act, XXI of 1960 (Karnataka Societies Registration Act, 1960) as extended to the
State Karnataka in Pursuance of this Memorandum of Society.
Sl.
Occupation
Address
Designation in the
No.
Society
1.
Minister for Youth Services & Sports
Vidhana Soudha, Bangalore
Chairman
2.
Principal Secretary/Secretary to Govt. Youth
Vice-Chairman
Services Department.
Bangalore
3.
Director of Youth Services and Sports,
Ex-officio Member
Road, Bangalore
4.
Ex-Olympian
International Hockey Player
5.
Eminent Player
International Cricket Player
Nominated Member
6.
Ex-Olympian
Ashwinis
Nominated Member
7.
Eminent Billiards Arjun Awardee
International
Sports
Foundation,
Gonikoppa, South Coorg.

Billiards
Player,
Nominated Member
Bangalore
8.
Deputy
Secretary
to
Govt.
Youth
Services
Department
9.
10.
Under
Secretary
M.S. Building, Dr. Ambedkar Vidhi,
Ex-officio Member
Bangalore
to
Govt.
Youth
Services
M.S. Building, Dr. Ambedkar Vidhi,
Ex-officio Member
Department
Bangalore
Director of Youth Services & Sports.
Ex-officio
Road, Bangalore
and Chief Executive
Member
Officer
M.S. Shivaram
Under Secretary to Govt.,
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Release of funds for construction of RuB in lieu of L.C. No. 261 between Yalvigi-Kalasa Stations.
1.
Government Order No. IDD 46 NSW 2008, dated: 17-01-2009.
2.
Letter No. W.352/CN/BNC/LC No. 261 dated 14-09-2010 from the Chief Administrative Officer/Constn.,
SWR, Bangalore.
PREAMBLE:
In the Government Order read at (1) above, Government of Karnataka has been released Rs.4.90 crores towards
construction of RUB in lieu of L.C. No. 261 between Yalvigi-Kalasa Stations. The Chief Administrative Officer, South Western Railway,
Bangalore, in his letter dated 14-09-2010 read at (2)
above, has requested to deposit balance amount of Rs.1,38,49,000/- out of
the total cost
Rs. 6,28,49,052/- towards construction of Road Under Bridge in lieu of L.C. No. 261 between YalvigiKalasa Stations as this work falls under deposit work since the TVU count is less than one lakh.
2.
Government of Karnataka after examining the proposal of the Deputy Chief Engineer, Construction, SWR,
Bangalore, GoK has decided to release the balance amount of Rs.1,38,49,000 towards construction of Road Under Bridge in lieu of
L.C. No. 261 between Yalvigi-Kalasa Stations as deposit work.
3.
Hence this order.
Government Order No.: IDD 49 NSW 2010, Bangalore, Dated: 21-01-2011
After careful examination of the request of railways, Government is pleased to release balance amount of Rs. 1,38,49,000
(One crore thirty eight lakh forty nine thousand only) for construction of RuB in lieu of L.C.No. 261 b/w Yalvigi-Kalasa Stations as
Deposit Contribution Work.
2.
This amount shall be met out under the Head of Account 5465--01-190-3-04 (P)-211 K-RIDE RoB/RuB
investments
3.
The Financial Advisor and Chief Accounts Officer, Construction, South Western Railway, Bangalore is authorized
to draw the amount on a payees receipt duly countersigned by the Under Secretary to Govt. IDD.
4.
This order is issued in accordance with the concurrence of Finance Department given vide U.O. Note No.FD 2107
Exp-1/08 dated 30-12-2010.
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka
C.A. Baburavindranath Patel
PR. No.321
Under Secretary to Government
Infrastructure Development Department
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FOREST, ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIAT
Sub :
Read :
Constitution of Eco-Development Committees (EDCs) in the protected areas of National Parks and Wildlife
Sanctuaries and other forest areas having more than 0.25 canopy density-Reg.
1. G.O. No. AHFF 232 FAP 86 Bangalore dated 12-04-1993, the first G.O. on JFPM detailing the modalities for
the constitution of Village Forests Committees.
2. JFPM Amendments G.O. No. FEE 94 FAP 93 dated 16-12-1996.
3. G.O. No. FEE 81 FWL 97 dated 14-03-1998 providing for the creation of Eco-Development Committees in the
Nagarahole National Park under India Eco-Development Project (IEP).
4. G.O. No. FEE 50 FAP 2000 dated : 19-06-2002 a Comprehensive revised G.O. on JFPM replacing the JFPM
G.Os dated 12-4-1993 and 16-12-1996 giving more representation to women and enhanced share to Village
Forests Committees.
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5. G.O. No. FEE 212 FAP 2003 dated 12-11-2003 Providing for formation of Eco-Development Committees under
FDA-NAP in National Park and Wildlifes and other Forest areas where forest crown density is more than 0.25..
6. G.O. No. FEE 279 FAP 2003 dated : 23-05-2005 sanctioning KSFMBC project wherein 73 Eco-Development
Committees are to be formed in Five identified National Park and Wildlifes.
7. Letter No. E/CWL/EDC-CR-17/2009-10 dated 29-12-2009 of the then APCCFs (Wildlife) and Chief Wildlife
Warden of Karnataka, Bangalore.
Preamble:
The total geographical area of Karnataka State is 1,91 791 Sq. Kms and out of which the total identified forest area is
43,356.948 Sq. Kms accounting for 22.61%. The protected area (PA) net work of 5 National Parks (NP), 21 Wildlife Sanctuaries
(WLS), two Conservation Reserves and one Community Reserve, cover an area of 6448.53 sq. kms which forms roughly 15% of forest
area, representing all
bio-geo-climatic zones of the State.
National Parks, Wildlife Sanctuaries, Conservation Reserves and Community Reserves are managed under the provisions of
wildlife (protection) Act of 1972 and Rules 1973 by a separate Wildlife wing headed by the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests.
In pursuance of the National Forest Policy of 1988, which envisages community participation in the protection and
development of forests and biodiversity conservation and the directions of Government of India to all the States to implement the
same, the Government of Karnataka issued G.O. No. AHFF 232 FAP 86 dated 12-04-1993 detailing the modalities for the constitution
of Village Forest Committees (VFC) to ensure participation of the local communities in management of Forests.
In the Government order dated 16-12-1993 read at (2) above, the order No. AHFF 232 FAP 86 dated 12-4-1996 was suitably
modified to include the spouse as automatic member of the Village Forest Committees.
In the Government Order dated 14-3-1998 reat at (3) above, it was ordered to create Eco-Development Committees in the
Nagarahole National Park under India Eco-Development Project (IEP).
In the Government Order dated 19-6-2002 reat at (4) above, Government orders of 12-04-1993 and 16-12-1996 were
replaced providing for increased participation of women in the Management Committee and enhanced share of forest produce to
Village Forest Committees.
In the Government Order dated 17-11-2003 read at (5) above, it is ordered to provide for formation of Eco-Development
Committees under FDA-NAP in all National Parks and Wildlifes Sanctuaries and in forest areas where Crown density is more than
0.25. However both the GOs (dated 14-03-1998 and 17-11-2003) on formation of Eco-Development Committees lack
comprehensiveness regarding the objectives, nature, content, scope and jurisdiction to meet the present situation compared to the GO
dated 19-06-2002 on formation of Village Forest Committees.
In the Government Order dated 23-05-2005 read at (6) above, Japan International Co-operation Agency (JICA) assisted
Karnataka Sustainable Forest Management and Bio Diversity Conservation/ (KSFMBC) Project was sanctioned and under
implementation in State 8 years from 2005-06 to 2012-13 provides for formation of 73 Eco-Development Committees in one National
Parks and four Wildlives Sanctuaries under PA Management and Bio-diversity Conservation Component.
In the letter dated 29-12-2009 read at (7) above, the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Wildlife) has requested the
Government, to issue orders for the constitution of Eco-Development Committees in wildlife Protected Areas and other forest areas
having canopy density, more than 0.25.
Hence the following order.
Government Order No. FEE 19 FWL 2010, Bangalore, Dated 28th January 2011
In the circumstances explained in the preamble, Government is pleased to issue comprehensive Government Orders for
Constitution of Eco-Development Committees (EDCs) in Wildlife Protected Areas and other Forest Areas having canopy cover (Crown
Density) more than 0.25 under Different Schemes and as described in Annexure-I to this Government Order.
This order shall come into effect from the date of issue of this order;
P.R. KALAVATHI
PR. 333

Forest, Ecology and Environment Department
ANNEXURE-1 TO G.O. No. FEE 19 FWL 2010 DATED 28-01-2011
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1.
AREAS COVERED FOR CONSTITUTION OF ECO-DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEES (EDCs)

The EDCs can be formed for part of a village, a village or a group of selected villages situated in or adjacent to
(i)
National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries and any other areas intended to be declared as PAs.
(ii)
A village part or whole of land is included within the boundary of NP/WLS Conservation Reserve/Community Reserve but
village proper/part of village or group of villages lie outside the boundary with or without remaining Forest Area.
(iii) A village far away from the NP & WLS but some spots of Eco-tourism importance like water falls, caves, monuments, forts,
precipice of rocks, structures of archeological importance and heritage sites are situated in and around the village, outside
the boundary of NP/WLS.
2. COMPOSITION OF EDC:
The EDC shall be formed for a village or part of a village or for a selected group of villages. The General Body of the EDC
consists of members as detailed below.
Every adult member within the jurisdiction of EDC and interested in participatory Protection and development of forests and
wildlife shall be eligible to become a member of the General Body of EDC. He/She can enroll himself/herself as member of EDC with
the Members Secretary of the EDC remitting Rs. 2/10
3. Ex OFFICIO MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL BODY OF THE EDC.
In addition to the registered members, the following would also be ex-officio members of the General Body.
(i)
Gram Panchayat Chairmen/members (s) from the areas forming part of village/villages or the selected group of
villages of EDC.
(ii)
Concerned Village Accountant.
(iii) Concerned Gram Panchayat Secretary.
(iv) Agricultural Assistant.
(v)
Officials of the Animal Husbandry department at the village level.
(vi) Forest Motivators of Social Forestry division concerned with the village or group of villages.
(vii) Forest Guard concerned
(viii) Forester concerned
(ix) School teachers working in the Primary School/Middle School/High school in the village.
(x)
One representative from Non-Governmental Organizations if any, to be nominated by the DCF/ACF
(xi) Concerned Anganawadi Worker.
(xii) Concerned Village Live-Stock Inspector
(xiii) Horticulture Assistant
(xiv) Ex-Officio Member Secretary
None of the Ex-officio members including representatives of Non-Governmental Organizations would be entitled to any of the
benefits under the scheme. Only the Registered Members of the EDC will be entitled to such benefits.
4. FORMATION OF EDC
(i)
The villagers interested in participating in the EDC may appoint a few promoters to facilitate the constitution of
EDC. The promoters shall approach the concerned Range Forest Officer (RFO), Wildlife and declare their
intention to participate in the programme with a list of interested villagers.
(ii)
The RFO wildlife shall submit the proposals for registration of EDCs to the concerned Deputy Conservator of
Forests (DCF)/ACF Wildlife having jurisdiction over the areas, duly furnishing bye-laws Governing its duties,
responsibilities, powers and jurisdiction. The proposal shall also indicate the boundary of village, boundary of part
of village, boundaries of villages for all legal and administrative purposes, if a village, a part of village or more than
one village falls in the jurisdiction of the same EDC.
(iii) All EDCs shall be registered as Associations under the Karnataka Forest Act by the respective DCF/ACF WL
before they can participate in the Scheme.
5. MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE OF THE EDC
There shall be a Management Committee for each registered EDC which shall manage the affairs of the EDC. The
Management Committee shall also be responsible for due performance of the duties and responsibilities of the EDC. The
Managing Committee of each EDC shall consist of the following.
(i)
Chairperson : To be elected by the registered members of the General Body (Ex-Officio members would not be
eligible to vote). Gram Panchyat members represented in the General Body may take part in the voting and may
also contest the election for the post of the chairperson provided they are the general registered members(s) of
the EDC
(ii)
Apart from the Chairperson, there will be 14 other members including 10 elected members and 4 ex-officio
members as under.
(iii) Elected Members 10
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SC/ST
2
minimum one woman member
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2
Village Artisans
2
General Category
4
minimum two women members
Ex-Officio member- 4
a. Village Accountant
b. Gram Panchayat Secretary
c. Local NGO representative (nominated by DCF/ACF-WL)
d. Member Secretary (Forester or Forest Guard)
Total Members
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CONDUCT OF ELECTION FOR MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE OF THE EDC

To conduct the election of Management Committee of EDC, the Member Secretary concerned shall convene a meeting of
General Body and Revenue Inspector of Revenue Department will be the Presiding Officer for such a meeting and will conduct the
meeting for electing members. For such meetings there shall be a quorum of more than 50% of registered members for the 1st
meeting and 25% of the registered members in the adjourned/subsequent meetings.
7.
DISSOLUTION OF PROMOTERS COMMITTEE
If the elections are completed and EDC is constituted, the Promoters Committee, if any, will stand dissolved automatically.
8.
FUNCTIONS OF THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE OF THE EDC.
(i)
The tenure of the Management Committee will be 5 (five) years.
(ii)
The quorum for the meeting of the Management Committee shall not be less than 1/3rd of the total number of members
i.e., five inclusive of Chairman and at least one woman member.
(iii) The Committee shall meet atleast once in a quarter. The Member Secretary of the committee shall convene the meeting
in consultation with the Chairperson.
(iv) The members of Management Committee shall have the powers to apprehend the forest offenders and hand them over to
the forest authorities to take further action against the offenders under the provisions of the relevant Forest Act and Rules
and Wildlife (Protection) Act and Rules.
(v)
The Management Committee members shall have the powers to check and prevent those involved in forest
encroachment, illicit cutting, smuggling, poaching, etc.
(vi) The Management Committee shall have the powers to notify the cattle pound within the area of jurisdiction and impound
cattle for unauthorized grazing.
(vii) The Management Committee shall have the powers to levy fine for unauthorized grazing as per rules to be framed and
notified in this behalf. The Fine so collected shall be credited to the VFDF. The Member Secretary shall maintain the
accounts of such fines properly.
(viii) Member Secretary shall mainly responsible for maintaining all records together with the cashbook and other accounts of
the
EDC,VFDF and VDF properly. To assist the Member Secretary to maintain records, cash books and other
accounts properly and for other related works, the EDC may provide the assistance of clerk and a dalayat purely on
honorary basis. The Management Committee shall pay the honorary employees honorarium of not more than Rs. 2000/Per annum per person.
(ix) The Member Secretary shall be fully responsible for preparing and maintaining accounts of VFDF and VDF, the accounts
of the VFDF and VDF shall be got audited through registered auditors (Chartered Accountants) once in a year and placed
by the Management Committee before the General Body of the EDC within 6 months of the closure of the financial year
and a copy of the audit report shall be sent to the concerned RFO and DCF/ACF within one month thereafter.
(x)
Other Modalities for functioning of the Management Committee and EDC shall be governed by the rules/directions
framed/issued from time to time by the State Government or the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (HOFF) and Chief
wildlife warden in this behalf.
9. TERMINATION OF MEMBERSHIP, DISSOLUTION OF THE COMMITTEE, APPEAL AND REVIEW ETC.,
(i) If any elected member of the Management Committee fails to attend three meetings of the Management Committee
consecutively, he/she shall automatically cease to be a member of the Management Commttee. The Member Secretary
shall invariably attend the Management Committee meeting without fail.
(ii) The DCF/ACF (Registering Authority) is empowered to disqualify any member of the Committee permanently or for a
specified period on the recommendations of the RFO if it is found necessary to do so in the interest of effective protection
and management of the forests and wildlife or other assigned areas or in the interest of proper functioning of the
Committee.
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(iii) If a member of the Management Committee/General Body is found guilty of any forest offence by a competent government
authority or other authority concerned, he/she shall cease to be a member of the Management Committee/General body of
the EDC for a period of 6 years from the date of decision of the competent authority.
(iv) If an Eco-Development Committee fails to function properly or if there are instances for financial irregularities,
misappropriation or violation of any rules and regulations the DCF/ACF concerned will dissolve the Management
Committee by speaking order after due enquiry and after giving an opportunity to the Management Committee of the EDC
to explain why the committee should not be dissolved. Once the Mangement Committee is dissolved, the DCF/ACF shall
appoint an Assistant Conservator of Forests/Range Forest Officer as administrator of the EDC until a new Management
Committee is installed. Further, the DCF/ACF shall initiate action for recovery of losses, if any, besides taking legal course
of action for such irregularities on the concerned.
(v) Appeal against penal action by the DCF/ACF under para 9 (i) to (iv) above may be preferred to the concerned Conservator
of Forests (CF) and his decision shall be final.
(vi) If there is any issue concerning EDC, VFDF and VDF, needing resolution, the matter shall be referred to the jurisdictional
DCF/ACF whose direction/decision shall be binding on the EDC and others concerned. However, an appeal shall lie to the
CF concerned and his decision shall be final.
(vii) If the chairperson or an elected member of the Management Committee of the EDC intends to resign from his/her post
he/she shall do so in writing to the DFF/ACF through the Member Secretary. The DCF/ACF concerned shall decide on
such event within two weeks from the date of receipt of the resignation and in case of vacant post of Chairperson he shall
appoint temporarily one of the elected Managing Committee Members as Chairperson till election to the post is held. The
General Body shall take action for the election of the Chairperson/elected Management Committee Member within 3
months of acceptance of the resignation.
10. MAINTENANCE OF RECORDS AND OTHER PAPERS
(i) The EDC shall maintain a minute book where the proceedings of the meetings of the Committee as well as those of the
Annual General Body meetings shall be recorded under the signatures of the Chairperson and the Member Secretary.
Copies of all such proceedings shall be sent to concerned RFO for the record, immediately after the meetings. The RFO
shall return proceedings with his remarks to EDC marking a copy to the DCF/ACF within 21 days. If the RFO finds any of
the resolutions contrary to the rules, he shall say so and direct the EDC not to implement the decision (s) and refer the
matter to the DCF/ACF for ratifying his action. The DFC/ACF concerned shall take a decision on the resolution and inform
the EDC. However, the appeal against the decision of DCF/ACF shall lie with the concerned CF and his decision shall be
final.
(ii) Complete physical account of all works taken up and all expenditure incurred shall be kept by each EDC. The details of
timber, Poles, fuel wood, etc. wherever permitted to collect and distributed/sold to the beneficiaries, together with the
names of beneficiaries or purchasers shall also be maintained. Such details shall be sent to the RFO in the prescribed form
once in every quarter without fail.
(iii) The Officials of the Forest department shall inspect the forests under Joint management frequently and suggest necessary
action to be taken by the EDC.
11. MICRO PLAN
I. There shall be an integrated Micro Plan for each EDC and it should be in consonance with the prescription of the working
plan/management plan for PAs, as the case may be, for proper protection, development of the Forest and Wild life in their
jurisdiction.
II. The different areas to be managed by the EDC are as under :
(i) Some Village with Forest areas independent of the NP & WLS having some water bodies and woodlots where Wildlife
visit for Water and Shelter.
(ii) The Forests and other Areas outside the NP/WLS are managed according to the working plans of the Division
III. The RFO shall explain to the Village Community groups the system of Management of the NP/WLS and brief them
activities to be taken and motivate them to participate in the various activities. The RFO shall parambulate the area with
the Villagers and familiarize them different areas and activities. He will explain the need for Microplan and share their Cooperation in preparing the plan for protection of Forest & Wildlife.
IV. The RFO shall specifically explain to the community groups that since no extractions are permitted in protected Area it is
not possible to give any share to the community in the Forest produce. But various developmental activities are taken up
to keep them engaged through out the year and earn their wages besides giving some incentives.
V. The RFO shall explain to the community that the Forests outside the NP & WLS are managed as per Silvicultural
practices and community shall have a share as detailed in para 15.
VI. While developing the Eco-Tourism spots, the community shall be entitled to share in entry fees etc., as explained in para16
VII. The RFO and EDC shall prepare a Draft Micro Plan incorporating all the points explained above.
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The Microplan shall aim at sustainable development of the Forest Area and Wildlife and shall include development of
Forests outside the NP & WLS for the sustainable production of wood, timber, & fodder, distribution of Forest product and
also regulation of Cattle grazing. The Microplan shall also prescribe the quantities and modalities for removal of Forest
produce for procurement and distribution every year.
IX. The Microplan will be effective for a period of 10 years and the EDC will conduct a mid term review of the Microplan in the
5th year and propose changes if any with justification for further consideration and decision.
X. The Microplan of EDC in respect of NP & WLS shall be in consonance with the KFD Management Plan drawn up for each
NP & WLS. The Microplan of EDC for the areas outside the NP & WLS shall be in consonance with the departmental
Working Plans
XI. The RFO or his authorized Officer/Member Secretary shall place the draft Microplan before the Management Committee
of the EDC. The prescriptions will be discussed and the suggestions of the Management Committee, if any shall be
incorporated.
XII. The Microplan will be put before the General Body of the EDC for its approval. The General Body will be informed about
the proposals and the execution of the Microplan. These will be discussed and final acceptable points will be agreed
upon. After the approval of Microplan, the approval of Grama Panchayat of the jurisdiction shall be obtained if there are
areas managed by Grama Panchayat. The approved Microplan shall be sent to the concerned DCF/ACF for his formal
acceptance of the plan. Once it is accepted it shall become Joint Microplan of EDC.
XIII. The implementation of Microplan shall be in consonance with the instructions and guidelines issued from time to time by
Government or PCCF. The funds available under other Government Schemes may be utilized for the purpose of
implementation of such Microplan, if permitted under the relevant rules or guidelines governing such Government
Schemes.
XIV. The EDC shall ensure smooth and timely execution of the various works listed in joint Microplan. The Forest Department
shall provide necessary technical guidance or assistance to EDC when asked for.
XV. The EDC carry out extension and educational activities to facilitate the implementation of Joint Microplan.
XVI. Harvesting of Forest produce in the areas outside the NP/WLS shall be carried out as per the approved Microplan under
the guidance of KFD.
XVII. A memorandum of understanding (MOU) will be signed by the RFO, WL and the Management Committee of the EDC for
the due performance of the agreed functions of the Joint Micro plan. The model Proforma of MOU will be prescribed by
the PCCF for different categories of area.
XVIII. In areas where Tiger Conservation Foundation is operational the EDC shall also submit microplans to Foundations to
utilize the grants from the annual budget of the Foundations.
The DCF/ACF non recommendation of the Management Committee and RFO may review and approve any changes in the
provisions of MOU that are found necessary so as to bring supplementary/revised MOU.
12. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE EDC
i. The EDC shall help the Forest department in preparing Joint Microplan for the areas identified for the purpose.
ii. The EDC shall assist the Forest department in planning, protection, conservation and development of degraded forest
areas and other Government wastelands included in the Joint Microplan.
iii. The EDC shall effectively perform its duties and responsibilities as per MOU and Joint Micro Plan and play an
important role in the Management of JFPM areas.
iv. The EDC shall also play an important role in the development of any Government land included for JFPM purpose. In
case of afforestation, the EDC shall assist in identification of land, choice of species, mode of protection and shall also
provide necessary assistance and co-operation in protection and management of plantations. The EDC shall entirely
responsible for the full protection of the forests and the plantations raised on such lands after three years, preferably
through its members or through paid watchman employed by the EDC out of its resoures.
v. The EDC shall play an important role in enriching the forests and wildlife by preventing encroachments, forest fires,
illicit cuttings, smuggling of forest produce and poaching of wild animals and regulating grazing and such other
functions which are needed to develop forest resources.
vi. The EDC shall access the funds from Government, Forest Development Agnecy (FDA), Tiger Conservation
Foundations and other development agencies for implementation of Joint Microplan.
13. OTHER CONDITIONS :
i. As regards the cost of raising and maintenance of plantations of JFPM areas, the Forest Department shall subject to
the availability of resources meet the initial cots and for 3 years period thereafter. Further, in respect of slow growing
usufructs yielding plants/plantations the maintenance may be required for another three years which may be
supported by the Department depending upon requirement and availability of funds.
ii. The identified areas in Microplans are allotted for joint management only. These areas shall not be considered as
leased areas to the EDC nor the EDC can lease these area to anybody.
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In case of default by a member or a group of members or by EDC as a whole, the penal para prescribed under the
scheme shall be enfored.
iv. The EDC can take up afforestation programmes, soil and moisture conservation works in lands belonging to
Government community and institutional vacant lands out of their own resoures outside JFPM scheme on mutually
agreed arrangements.
v. The Forest Department can undertake research and other pilot programmes in the identified area in the Microplan in
the interest of forest development and management without sharing pattern.
vi. The EDC shall utilize VFDF for development and management of identified area in the Microplan.
vii. To ensure the participation of women, poor and landless members, the EDC shall encourage the formation and
functioning of Self Help Groups (SHG)/credit groups/user groups.
14. ROLE OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS AND OFFICERS OF THE DEPARTMENTS
i. The EDC shall be organized as a sort of meaningful partnerships with communities to manage identified area in the
Microplans. For this, the officials of the Forest department should be motivated and professionally trained in the
processes of JFPM. To improve the quality of participation, particularly of women, poor and landless, the department
shall promote formation and functioning of informal groups like credit groups/self help groups/thrift groups etc.,
ii. The problems arising from the interaction between the EDCs, between the members of the same EDC and the villagers
outside the EDC, should be arbitrated by the RFO/ACF as early as possible.
iii. Leadership of senior officers of the department to provide clear, coherent and unambiguous guidance and their
frequent site visits will be crucial for the success of the scheme.
iv. An integrated approach and interest shown by different departments like Forest, Revenue, Agriculture, Horticulture,
Watershed, Irrigation, Animal Husbandry, Sericulture, will be useful to make the scheme successful.
v. Jurisdictional senior officers of the rank of ACF and above should attend one meeting of at least one EDC, once in 6
months.
vi. Depending upon the skills, capacity and requirement of the EDC, some of the works identified in the area like raising,
maintenance, protection of plantations, fire prevention, soil and water conservation measures etc., may be entrusted to
EDC and funds for the purpose shall be made available to EDC. This will help in building up of feeling of ownership on
the assets created/managed.
vii. The success of the scheme shall depend largely on relevant information and training (s) provided to the members of the
EDC. Special care should be taken to provide frequent information to EDC. The members shall be informed properly in
all aspects of forest management. Visits by EDC members to spots of success and failure may be arranged and regular
self-evaluation by the EDCs be made. Such visits may be organized to such areas both inside and outside the State
subject to availability of funds.
viii. EDCs should not become an extension of the Forest department, but these shall be strong village bodies having
functional autonomy and independent bargaining power to get rural credits, bank loans and other genuine facilities. All
the Government departments should take special care to ensure this.
ix. On the request of the concerned EDCs, the Forest department/Revenue department shall make available the areas
under their control (based on the priorities) and within the jurisdiction of the EDCs for planning, management,
development and conservation of the forests to the EDCs concerned after the MOU is signed. No lease or grant of
such lands to the EDCs shall however be permissible or made.
x. The legal status of the lands identified under Microplan shall remain unchanged.
xi. The Animal Husbandry Department shall advise EDC on live-stock management including fodder development, stall
feeding and improvement in cattle breed.
xii. The Agriculture Officer/Assistants shall advise the EDC on different extension strategies to be evolved to motivate
everybody in the village to become willing partners, in the management of the forest lands and other Government lands
assigned to the EDC as a sustainable link with agriculture and agro based activities in the village.
xiii. The Watershed Development Department shall advise the EDCs on soil and moisture conservation works and other
watershed development programmes and shall promote the participation of EDCs in the programme.
xiv. When the areas are closed for grazing, an attempt should be made to provide alternatives.
xv. An attempt should be made to help to form EDCs in those ares where majority are willing to participate in the
programme.
xvi. The Forest Department at appropriate level shall take necessary action to pursue other development departments to
recognize the decisions and needs of EDCs with respect to Village Development.
xvii. In areas where Tiger Conservation Foundation is operational, sufficient provisions shall be made in the APO of
foundation to undertake Eco-development work in villages through the EDCs.
15. DISPOSAL OF FOREST PRODUCE AND SHARING IN AREAS OUTSIDE P.A.
i.
The members identified through the EDC will be entitle to grasses, leaves and twigs etc., free of cost from the areas
outside the np/wLS areas where available on such conditions prescribed by the EDCs. The members shall also be
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iii.
iv.
entitled to lops and tops, prunings and NTFP for bonafide use, free of cost. The distribution of such produce will be
supervised by the Management Committee and shall ensure a fair and equitable distribution of the above forest
produces to all the stakeholders. The Committee may work out its own principles and mechanism for distribution of
produce with a view of meeting the needs of the local population.
Regarding disposal of NTFP/fruits, firewood, poles, timber and final harvest, the requirements of the local villagers
should be treated as a first charge on such produce.
Non timber forest Produce collection area shall cover forest land and Government waste lands with the Forest
department, excluding the PA, the areas with the LAMP societies and Tree Patt areas, irrespective of Crown density
within the limits of revenue boundary of village or part of village or group of villages of EDC, subject to rights and
privileges of villagers.
The proceeds arising from the local sale by the EDC as well as those arising from the disposal through auction after
deducting all the expenditure incurred on the harvest, shall be shared between the government and the EDC in the ratio
as detailed below.
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Particulars
1.
NTFP
2.
Old plantations raised prior to the formation of EDC except Teak Plantation(s)
3.
Assets creatred with help of EDC
4.
Natural growth prior to formation of EDC excluding valuable Sps Viz Sandalwood,
Rosewood, Teak, Honne, Matti, & Nandi, subject to the provisions of working plan
prescriptions.
Govt.
Share
EDC
Share
10%
90%
50%
50%
25%
75%
50%
50%
Note :- Out of the EDCs share not less than 50% shall go to VFDF and balance go to VDF
The EDCs Share from the revenue/income realized from the Eco-developments spots (situated whether inside/outside the
NP/WLS)
(i)
Eco-Tourism Spots
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Particulars
Govt.
Share
EDC
Share
1.
General entry fee for persons, fee for Car parking, other special entry fees like acquarium
etc.,
25%
75%
2.
Running Cafeteria (Nominal Ground rent) and other stalls
10%
90%
3.
Boating charges and other services
25%
75%
Note :- Out of the EDC share not less than 50% shall go to VFDF and balance shall go to VDF
(ii)
Out of the sums accruing to the EDC at least 50% will go to the village Forest Development Fund (VFDF). The
balance may either be equitably shared by the members of the EDC as dividends or be deposited in Village
Development Fund (VDF) as approved by the EDC, the VDF can be used by the EDC for developmental activities
other than forestry and related activities.
(iii) The conditions framed for operation of VFDF and VDF are as in Para 20. While spending the VDF, the EDC shall
decide the development needs of the village and execute the works taking necessary guidance from Panchayats.
17. ROLE OF N.G.Os IN Eco-Development Activities
(i)
The Voluntary Agencies/NGOs with proven track record may be involved in planning, protection, regeneration and
development of JFPM areas. The Forest department should take full advantage of the experience of such Voluntary
Agencies and NGOs.
(ii)
The NGOs shall perform all other functions in the ex-officio capacity of the members of the General Body and the
Management Committee of the EDC. The NGOs are not entitled to any benefits accorded under the scheme.
(iii) If there are more than one active NGO in the locality, one representative of NGOs may be nominated by the DCF
(iv) NGOs shall play supportive role in assisting Forest departmental programmes and break the communication barriers.
(v)
NGOs shall assist in disseminating the information regarding guidelines/resolutions for community involvement issued
by Government/Forest Department among Village communites.
(vi) NGOs can play an effective facilitation role and role of an extension agency between EDC and Government
departments.
(vii) Subject to availability of funds, the Forest department may provide required financial assistance for meeting the
minimum expenditure on logistics of NGOs and voluntary agencies.
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18. VILLAGE FOREST DEVELOPMENT FUND (VFDF)

This fund is created for each EDC. The initial expenditure required for opening of the account shall be met from the
funds provided by the forest department in this regard. This fund shall be operated by the EDC as per the conditions laid down by
the Government under Para 20. Fines and penalties collected by the EDC, as stated under the scheme, shall be credited to this
fund. Besides EDCs share from out of the disposal of forest produce as per para 15 and 16 above earmarked for VFDF shall also
be credited to this fund. All other receipts received by EDC shall also be credited to this fund. VFDF shall be used only for the
developmental activities of forests as per the approved Microplan of the EDC. This fund shall not be used for the benefits of the
members personally or be shared as profit among the members.
19. VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT FUND (VDF)
This fund is created on a separate account of the EDC, once the EDC receives its share and decided to form this fund.
This fund shall be operated by the EDC as per the conditions laid down under Para 20.
20. CONDITONS FOR OPERATION OF VFDF AND VDF
(i) The funds shall be in a joint Account System in the name of the President of the EDC and the Member Secretary.
(ii) The maintenance of records and accounts relating to EDC shall be the responsibility of the Member Secretary as
stated in Para 8 (viii) and (ix).
(iii) Accounts of the VFDF and VDF shall be closed on the last date of every month not later than 10 days from the last
date of the month when accounts are closed and sent to the RFO not later than 7 days thereafter and unspent cash
balance shall be remitted to the bank account. Cash balance with EDC should not exceed Rs. 500/- after the closure
of the accounts every month.
(iv) All cash transactions of more than Rs. 500/- should be by cheque.
(v) Monthly accounts shall be placed before the Management Committee at the earliest not later than three months and
got approved.
(vi) These funds shall not be used for the benefit of the members personally or shared as profit among the members.
(vii) The VFDF fund shall only be used to meet the following items of expenditure :
a. To meet petty expenses of Management Committee meeting at not more than Rs. 100/- per meeting and expenses of
General Body meeting at not more than Rs. 500/- per meeting.
b. Sitting fee of not more than Rs. 25/- per member of the Management Committee per meeting subject to ta maximum
of one meeting per month.
c. Postage and Stationery.
d. Awards and incentives for promotion of tree growth in the JFPM areas.
e. Habitat improvement works, Nursery raising and afforestatation.
f.
Forest protection works.
g. Expenditure pertaining to printing propaganda and publicity materials.
h. Purchase of publications periodicals and books relating to JFPM and Rural Development.
i.
Expenses relating to audit of accounts.
j.
Payment of fees/honorarium to the office attendant/office assistant..
k. Incidental expenses on revenue generating works and resoures mobilization
l.
Expenditure on training in natural resources management.
m. Expenditure on all other forestry related activities defined in the joint Microplan and the memorandum of
understanding between the EDC and RFO.
(viii)
The VDF shall only be used to meet the following expenditures :
a. To meet petty expenses of Management Committee meeting at not more than Rs. 100/- per meeting and expenses of
General Body meeting at not more than Rs. 500/- per meeting.
b. Sitting fee of not more than Rs. 25/- per member of the Management Committee per meeting subject to a maximum of
one meeting per month.
c. Postage and Stationery.
d. Promotion of value addition activities.
e. Expenditure on training & awareness programme in rural development.
f. Office furniture, rent, electricity charges and taxes.
g. Expenses relating to audit of accounts.
h. Payment of fees/honorarium to the Office attendant/Office assistant.
i. Incidental expenses on revenue generating works and resource mobilization.
j. Expenditure towards creation of amenities for the village like bus shelters, Water supply, Roads, sanitary works, small
civil works, etc.,
k. Income Generation Activity (IGA)
l. All other village developmental activities other than forestry works.
Note : Expenditure on item number a, b, c, g, h and I supra shall be booked only if these are not covered under VFDF.
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21.
AUDITING OF ACCOUNTS OF EDC, VFDF AND VDF

The accounts shall be got audited by the Management Committee of the EDC after the closure of every financial
year. For this purpose the Management Committee of the EDC shall place a formal request not later than the last day of
the month of April of the following year before the DCF/ACF concerned to have the accounts audited through authorized
auditors. Upon this, the DCF/ACF shall arrange to have the accounts audited either through any registered auditors not
later than the last date of the month of July of the following financial year. After the auditing of accounts, the Management
Committee shall place the audited accounts before the General Body meeting of EDC not later than the last date of the
month of September of the following year and obtain its formal approval. Audited account shall be sent to the jurisdictional
RFO and DCF/ACF within one month thereafter.
P.R. KALAVATHI
PR. 333
Forest, Ecology and Environment Department
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FOREST, ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIAT

Sub:
Read :
Diversion of 0.688 ha. of Deemed forest land in Sy.No. 94 P1 of Senapura Village,

Kundapura Taluk for construction of 110/33/11 K.V.S/C line on D/C Towers from
Kundapur sub-station to Navunda sub-station in favour of the Executive Engineer
(Elect), Major Works Division, Udupi KPTCL, Kavoor, Mangalore.
1. Letter No. A5(2) GFL.CR.39/10-11, dated : 29-11-2010 of Principal Chief
Conservator of Forest, Bangalore.
2. Government of India letter No. F.No. 11-9/98-FC, dated :
16-10-2000, 21-112005, 26-12-2007 and 11-9-2009.
PREAMBLE :
The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, Bangalore vide his letter dated 29-11-2010 read at (1) above has submitted the
proposal for diversion of 0.688 ha. of forest land in Sy. No. 94P1 of Senapura Village, Kundapura Taluk for construction of 110/33/11
KV S/C line on D/C Towers from Kundapura sub-station to the proposed 110/33 KV sub-station at Navunda in Senapura village in
favour of the Executive Engineer (Elect), Major Works Division, Udupi, KPTCL, Kavoor, Managalore under the Forest (conservation)
Act, 1980, subject to certain conditions.
This proposal has been examined as per the general approval of Government of India in its letter dated : 16-10-2000, 21-112005, 26-12-2007 and 11-9-2009. And it has been decided to accord sanction for diversion of 0.688 ha. of forest land under the Forest
(Conservation) Act, 1980. The proposal has been examined in detail and hence the order.
GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. FEE 153 FGL 2010, BANGALORE, DATED : 28-1- 2011.
In the circumstances explained in the preamble above and in accordance with the general approval given by Government of
India in their letters dated : 16-10-2000, 21-11-2005, 26-12-2007 and 11-9-2009, Government is pleased to accord approval under
Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 for diversion of 0.688 ha. of forest land in Sy.No. 94P1 of Senapura Village, Kundapura Taluk for
construction of 110/33/11 KV S/C line on D/C Towers from Kundapura sub-station to the proposed 110/33 KV sub-Station at Navunda
in Senapura village in favour of the Executive Engineer (Elect), Major Work Division, Udupi, KPTCL, Kavoor, Mangalore under the
Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980, subject to the following conditions.
1. The legal status of the forest land shall continue to be forest land.
2. The lease is for a period of 30 years.
3. The land shall be utilized for the purpose for which it is released.
4. The user agency has to pay the lease rent as fixed by the Government at the time of sanction and any subsequent
orders in this regard.
5. In case the forest land is not used for the stipulated purpose or when it is no longer needed for the stipulated purpose,
the area should automatically revert to the Karnataka Forest Department.
6. The User Agency should not sub-lease, mortgage and hypothecate the forest area.
7. Only minimum number of trees shall be cut based on actual requirement of the project.
8. The User Agency shall pay the extraction and transportation charges of trees as estimated by the Deputy Conservators
of Forests from the proposed forest land.
9. The user agency has to pay the Net Present Value (NPV) as per the Orders dated : 28-3-2008 and 9-5-2008 of the
Honble Supreme Court of India.
10. The Karnataka Forest Act, 1963 and Rules, 1969 and other relevant Acts and Rules will applicable for any violation.
11. The User Agency shall abide by all the conditions imposed upon by the Government of India/State
Government/Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, Bangalore.
H.M. MALLIKARJUNA SWAMY
P.R. 337
Forest, Ecology and Environment Department.
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ADENDUM
No. HD 60 POSAEE 2009, Bangalore, dated : 28-1-2011
1.
In Government Order No. OE 60 POSAEE 2009, dated 24-8-2009 constituting Police Establishment Board, the following is
added as sub-para 2(e), in the order portion, under 2Functions of the Board after sub-para-2(d).
The cases pertaining to transfer of Police Offiers/personnel on complaints shall be considered by the Police Establishment Board and
action taken in this regard shall be reported to Government.
2.
Further, in the said Government Order No. OE 60 POSAEE 2009 dated 24-8-2009 constituting Police Establishment board,
the following is added after the last sentence in Para-4 of the order portion.
As a general rule, police officers on operational duties in the field like Superintendent of Police incharge of Districts, including
Additional Superintendent of Police, Inspector General of Police incharge of Range, shall have a minimum tenure of two years. The
Chief Minister may, however, at his discretion, for reasons to be recorded in writing, transfer an officer of the above category within the
period of two years.
By Order and in the name of Governor of Karnataka
T.N. RAVIPRAKASH
P.R. 344
Home Department (Police Services)
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WATER RESOURCES SECRETARIAT

Sub:
Regarding Implementation of Minor Irrigation Works under Accelerated Irrigation

Benefit
Programme
(AIBP)-Formation
of
Technical
Advisory
Committee
&
Establishment of Monitoring Cell regarding.

PREAMBLE :
Government of India is according approval to the Minor Irrigation Scheme in Karnataka under Accelerated Irrigation Benefit
Programme (AIBP) as per the Modified Guidelines of the Scheme. Following are some of the important eligibility criteria.
Karnataka State is listed under the Non-special category States.
Minor Irrigation schemes with potential more than 50 hectares which serve tribal areas and droughy prone areas can be
included under AIBP.
The schemes to be taken up will be decided in consultation with Planning Commission.

Central Assistance will be in the form of central grant which will be 90% of the project cost in case of project benefiting
drought prone area. The balance cost of the project will have to be borne by the State as States share.
Minor Irrigation Projects approved under this programme will have to be completed in two financial years.
As per the clarification issued in the GOI letter number 10-23/2010-MI/502 dated 17-9-2010 Minor Irrigation projects
with cost up to 2.00 lakhs per Hectare can be posed for AIBP. However sanction of central assistance will be restricted
to 90% of the cost not exceeding Rs. 1.50 lakhs per Hectare.
Government of India in letter No. 10-2/2010-MI dated 3-1-2011 has desired to constitute the following :
Establishment of Monitoring Cell in the State for Monitoring of MI Scheme under AIBP.
Constitution of Technical Advisory Committee (TAC), for the purpose of Techno Economic appraisal of the project.
Director (Monitoring), CWC Bangalore is to be included as one of the member in the above bodies.
Hence this Order.
GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. MID 10 MASAVI 2011, BANGALORE, DATED : 27th January, 2011.
In view of the above, Government are pleased to constitute the following bodies with the members mentioned there in with
immediate effect and until further Orders.
Monitoring Cell (South)
1)
Chief Engineer, Minor Irrigation South Zone, Bangalore
Head of the Cell
2)
Director (Monitoring), Central Water Commission,
Member
Government of India, Bangalore

3)
Deputy Secretary to Government, Water Resources
Member
Department (Minor Irrigation)

4)
Superintending Engineer, Minor Irrigation Circle,
Member
Bangalore/Mysore/within their jurisdiction)

5)
Executive Engineer of the concerned Minor Irrigation
Member
Division
6)
Executive Engineer, Minor Irrigation Quality Control
Member
Division, Bangalore
Monitoring Cell (North)
1)
2)
3)
Chief Engineer, Minor Irrigation North Zone, Bijapur

Head of the cell

Member
Member
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Member
Belgaum/Gulbarga within their jurisdiction)
5)
Executive Engineer, of the concerned Minor Irrigation
Member
Division
6)
Member
Division, Dharwad.
Above Monitoring Cells have to ensure regular monitoring of all the Minor Irrigation Schemes under AIBP of the respective Zones.
Technical Advisory Committee (South Zone)
1)
Chief Engineer, Minor Irrigation South Zone, Bangalore
Chairman
2)
Member
3)
Member
4)
Members
Bangalore/Mysore/ within their jurisdiction)
5)
Member
Division
6)
Members
Division, Bangalore
7)
Executive Engineer (Designs), O/o Chief Engineer,
Member Secretary
Minor Irrigation South Zone, Banglaore
Technical Advisory Committee (North Zone)
1)
Chief Engineer, Minor Irrigation North Zone, Bijapur
Chairman
2)
Member
3)
Member
4)
Members
Belgaum/Gulbarga within their jurisdiction)
5)
Member
Division
6)
Members
Division, Dharwad
7)
Deputy Chief Engineer, O/o Chief Engineer,
Member Secretarty
Minor Irrigation North Zone, Bijapur
Duties and functions of the Committee will be as follows :
1)
To function as Zonal Level Technical Advisory Committee.
2)
To accord technical approval for the project.
3)
To supervise and render technical Service/advice for implementation of the project.
By Order and in the name of Governor of Karnataka
(RUDRAMURTHY)
Ex Officio Under Secretary to Government
P.R. 346
Water Resources Department (Minor Irrigation).
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Service Disruptions details
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FINANCE SECRETARIAT
Sub : Sanction of additional grant during 2010-11 under the Head of Account 3425-60-600-0-02-059 (Plan)
Read : File No.: AiE 166 v 2010 from IT, BT & S&T Department.
Preamble:
In the File read above, the Science & Technology Department has requested to sanction additional grants of Rs. 200.00
lakhs (Rupees Two Hundred Lakhs only) under the Head of Account 3425-60-600-0-02-059 (Plan) to meet the expenditure towards
Intensive talent Development Centre at Challakere Campus of Indian Institute of Science.
The proposal has been examined and hence the following order.
Government Order No. FD 237 BRS 2010, Bangalore, Dated 20-01- 2011
Sanction is accorded for the additional grant of Rs. 200.00 lakhs (Rupees Two Hundred Lakhs only) under the Head of
Account 3425-60-600-0-02-059 (Plan) to meet the expenditure towards Intensive Talent Development Centre at Challakere Campus
of Indian Institute of Science.
The additional grant sanctioned in this Order may be regularized by reappropriation of overall savings under grant No. 15
through Supplementary Estimates before the close of the financial year.
C. SHAMA RAO
Deputy Secretary to Government (FR & BCC)
Finance Department
ANNEXURE I
Statement of approved additionalities forwarded to Deputy Director TNMC Bangalore.
Rs. In lakhs
Sl.
Section
No..
1 Exp.-II
PR. 351
G.O. No. & DateDemand
FD 237 BRS 2011

Dt. 20-1-2011
Head of Account
15
3425-60-600-0-02-059
V
Original Provision
Additionality
approved
Total provision
including
additionality
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NonPlan
Plan
NonPlan
Plan
NonPlan
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C. SHAMA RAO
Deputy Secretary to Government (FR & BCC)
Finance Department
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ENERGY SECRETARIAT
Sub:
Read:
Enhancement of wind power capacity from 3.00 MW to 8.00 MW in favour of M/s Sun Power India-reg.
1.
2.
Government Order No.: EN 22 NCE 2006 dated: 20-04-2006.

Letter No.: KRED/08/SPI (Area A) 2010/3530 dated: 16/20-12-2010 received from the Managing Director,
Karnataka Renewable Energy Development Limited, Bangalore.
3.
M/s Sun Power India letter No. SPI/Energy Dept/Enhancement/01/2010-2011 dated: 01-01-2011.
Preamble:
In the Government Order read at (1) above, sanction has been accorded for implementation of 5.00 MW (3+2=5 MW)
capacity wind power project at Belgaum District consisting of two areas and are identified as A and B in favour of M/s Sun Power
India.
The Managing Director, Karnataka Renewable Energy Development Limited, Bangalore vide his letter read at (2) above, has
recommended to enhance the wind power capacity from 3.00 MW (Area A which is the part capacity of 5 MW) to 8.00 MW at
Chikkodi village, Chikkodi Taluk, Belgaum District in favour of M/s Sun Power India.
M/s Sun Power India in its letter read at (3) above, has confirmed that out of the proposed enhancement of 3.00 MW to 8.00
MW capacity, wind power energy farm will be developed, commissioned and connected to State Grid before 31.03.2012.
The Proposal has been examined in detail and issued following Orders:Government Order No.: EN 509 NCE 2010, Bangalore, Dated: 28-01-2011
Government accords approval for enhancement of wind power capacity from 3.00 MW (AreaA which is the part capacity of
5 MW) to 8.00 MW at Chikkodi village, Chikkodi Taluk, Belgaum district in favour of M/s Sun Power India as detailed below and subject
to condition that the project should be commissioned before 31-03-2012:Geographical Area details
Area A-(3 MW) An East-West
oriented non-contiguous ridge is
located on the North-West of Chikkodi
and is situated at a distance of about 1
km. It is an open scrub and has two
peaks and it appears to be non-forest
area. The area is covered in the
following Geographical co-ordinates:
Latitude: 1602551-1602644 N
Longitude: 7403309-7403449 E
Ridge peaks: 761, 763m Amst.
Toposheet No.: 47 L/11.
Sanctioned
Capacity
proposed
Capacity in MW
Enhancement
3 MW
5 MW
for
No.
of
WTGs
&
rating in kw
5 x 1600 KW
Total capacity including

proposed enhancement
8 MW
(3 MW to 8 MW)
The Government has reserved the right to Cancel/Modify this Order.

The other terms and conditions of the allotment Order read at (1) above shall continue as it is.
PR No. 361
Suresh B. Krishnappanavar
Energy Department
HORTICULTURE SECRETARIAT
Sub:
Read:
Release of State share for National Horticulture Mission (NHM) programme during 2010-11 reg.
1.
G.O. No. HCD 32 HPP 2010 dated 16-06-2010 and 29-09-2010.
2.
Government of India letter No. 18-89/2009-NHM dated 12-12-2010.
3.
Letter of Director of Horticulture No. /PgvK/-1/30/2010-11 dated 27-12-2010.
Preamble:
An amount of Rs. 2500-00 lakhs has been earmarked in the budget during 2010-11 under the State Sector Scheme namely,
State share for National Horticulture Mission. Head of Account 2401-00-800-2-30 (plan, towards the State share required for the said
scheme.
2. An amount of Rs. 1773.79 lakhs towards the matching State share for implementation of National Horticulture Mission
programme was released to the Director of Horticulture vide Government Orders read at (1) above as per details furnished below:-
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(Rs. In lakhs)
Object Code
059
Expenses
Annual Budget
Other
1st Instalment
2nd Instalment
Total released
Balance available
500.00
200.00
124.40
324.40
175.60
133
Special
Development plan
1000.00
551.79
248.80
800.59
199.41
422
Special
Component plan
500.00
200.00
124.40
324.40
175.60
423 - Tribal Sub

plan
500.00
200.00
124.40
324.40
175.60
Total
2500.00
1151.79
622.00
1773.79
726.21
3. The Director of Horticulture has informed that Government of India has now released an amount of Rs. 5000.00 lakhs
towards the Central share during 2010-11 vide Government of India letter read at (2) above. Hence, he has requested the Government
vide his letter read at (3) above to release the matching State share.
4. The proposal of the Director of Horticulture has been examined and hence this order.
Government Order No. HCD 32 HPP 2010, Bangalore, Dated: 29-01-2011
Government is pleased to release to the Director of Horticulture an amount of Rs. 726.21 lakhs (Rupees Seven Hundred and
Twenty Six lakhs and Twenty One Thousand only) under the Head of Account 2401-00-800-2-30 towards the matching State share for
implementation of National Horticulture Mission programme during 2010-11 as below:
(Rs. In lakhs)
Object Code
Amount Released
059 - Other Expenses
175.60
133 - Special Development Plan
199.41
422 - Special Component Plan
175.60
423 - Tribal Sub Plan
175.60
Total
726.21
2. This order is issued with the concurrence of Finance Department vide its Note No. DE 322 : 4/2010 dated: 24-01-2011.
PR No. 362

B.C. Prakash
Horticulture Department
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HIGHER EDUCATION SECRETARIAT

Sub:
Read:
Issue of terms and conditions of appointment of Prof. P.S. Naik, Registrar, Mysore University,
Mysore.
1) Government Notification No. ED 17 UMS 2010 dated 12-07-2010
2) Letter bearing No. ETS/534/1991-92 dated 04-12-2010 from Registrar, Mysore University,
Mysore.
PREAMBLE:
Prof. P.S. Naik, Professor, Physics Department, Gulbarga University has been appointed as the Registrar, vide Government
Notification dated 12-07-2010 read (1) above. The Officer has reported for duty on 13-07-2010 at Mysore University, Mysore. Mysore
University has requested to issue terms and conditions of P.S. Naik Registrar appointment vide its letter dated 04-12-2010 read (2)
above. The matter has been examined. Hence the following order.
Government Order No. ED 02 UMV 2011, BANGALORE, Dated 20-01-2011
Government are pleased to issue the terms and conditions of appointment of Prof. P.S. Naik, Professor, Physics Department
Gulbarga University, Gulbarga as the Registrar, Mysore University, Mysore are as appended to this order.
B.S. Japali
Deputy Secretary to Government,
Higher Education Department (Universities)
APPENDIX TO G.O. ED 02 UMV 2011, DATED 20-01-2011

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF DEPUTATION OF PROF. P.S. NAIK, PROFESSOR OF PHYSICS, GULBARGA UNIVERSITY AS
THE REGISTRAR, MYSORE UNIVERSITY, MYSORE
1.
PERIOD : The period of service of Prof. P.S. Naik, Professor, Physics Department Gulbarga University is for the period
of three years or until further orders whichever is earlier
2.
COMMENCEMENT AND END OF APPOINTMENT : The appointment shall commence with effect from 13-07-2010
and ends on the date he relinquishes his office, or until further orders whichever is earlier.
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3.
PAY AND OTHER ALLOWANCES : During the period of appointment, Prof. P.S. Naik, shall be entitled to draw his
own pay and grade admissible to him in his parent organization. Other allowances, such as DA/HRA/CCA as
admissible under rules at the deputed place. He shall not be entitled to any other deputation or Foreign Service
allowance.
4.
LEAVE RULES: He shall be treated as vacation prevented staff governed by the leave rules as applicable to him.
5.
LEAVE SALARY CONTRIBUTION : The Mysore University, Mysore shall pay Leave salary contribution at the rate of
11% of pay.
6.
PENSION CONTRIBUTION : Pension contribution shall be paid by the Mysore University, Mysore at the provisional
rate at 12.5% on the total basic pay received during the period of deputation.
7.
MEDICAL CONCESSION: The official shall be entitled to the medical attendance as per the Karnataka Government
Servants (Medical Attendance) Rules 1963.
8.
JOINING TIME : He shall entitled for joining time pay and transfer TA as per rules.
9.
He shall be perform the functions of Registrar and attend to all work entrusted to him from time to time by the Vice
Chancellor, Mysore University, Mysore.
10. He shall perform his duties diligently and he shall maintain strict secrecy in respect of official information, which he
comes to know in the course of his duties.
11. He shall be liable to reimburse to Government all the losses, which the Government may sustain due to misconduct of
any sort on his part.
P.R. 369
B.S. Japali
Deputy Secretary to Government,
Higher Education Department (Universities)
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ANNEXURE
Additional Hydro Energy allocation to GESCOM, HESCOM
and MESCOM as per KERC directions
1.
Hydro energy generated till December end = 7026 Mu.
2.
Balance hydro energy to be generated for 3 months during FY11 as per KERCassessment 10500
7026 = 3474 Mu.
3.
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4.
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ESCOM
presently consumed/month in
MU
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Total hydro energy to be billed
allocation/month in MU
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96
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186
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341
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