The Government of Andhra Pradesh proposes to set up an International Institute of Digital Technologies (IIDT) a first of the kind institute in India for developing engineers and entrepreneurs with next generation technology skills as a way forward for taking forefront of IT sector development in thestate.

With rapid progress in the technology, IT industry is going through a massive change and technologies like Could, Analytics, Mobility, Social Media &IoT have started transforming the industry horizon. This has made the skills that were hitherto being used irrelevant and in some cases even obsolete. These new technologies need new skills and capabilities. Current education system addresses the basic skill needs but is unable to cope us with the rapid speed with which the technology is changing and industry is growing. This needs a different methodology of teaching and taught preferably by the industry experienced people. In addition, continuous mentoring and practice based teaching isneeded.

International Institute of Digital Technologies:

To address these needs global standard institute called “International Institute of Digital Technologies (IIDT)” along the model of ISB is proposed to set up. This institute will equip engineers with the next generation technologies which will rule the industry in the coming decade. With the leap frogging of IT services into to Digital Services, lack of trained manpower is a major challenge and IIDT is proposed to fill the need in the shortest possible time through modern “outcome based” teaching methodology by industry veterans. When it is fully operational it will become the first virtual university in the country.

Conventional Universities system of education needs specific syllabus format and needs competent authority approval for the syllabus before it is offered as a course. With universities managing multiple colleges for accreditation normally the change of syllabus is difficult in short time frame. This poses a big challenge as the current change of technology is very fast. Second, IIDT’s courses are current technologies and needs active industry participation, which is difficult in university format of teaching. Hence the decision to follow ISB format which is flexible and approved byIndustry. Third, the faculty who teach in the IIDT will be from industry while university format mandates Ph.D. and masters degree which is not possible in the IIDTcourses.

In the first phase IIDT will be created in Tirupati and once the operation is stabilized after initial batch roles out, it will be scaled quickly into other parts. In addition the pedagogy used for teaching uses modern teaching aids like online teaching and video streaming of lectures. Scaling this to other locations using Hub and Spoke method is very easy. Tirupati was chosen due to the availability of space, infrastructure and environment from SV University which agreed to allow IIDT to scale up quickly. As per the current understanding, SV University, Tirupati has agreed to give a building complex covering approximately 40,000 Sq.Ft which can house the state of the art class rooms for the courses and the other alliedinfrastructure.

Financial implications: IIDT is a student funded course and students who are selected will pay for the one-year course. This makes the cost of setting up IIDT lower. Due to the contemporary nature of the courses, funding is needed to create the basic infrastructure and the course content creation. However, once the basic infrastructure is in place scaling the IIDT is much simpler. The government will provide a part of budgetary needs for the IIDT until the completion of 3 years which amounts to 39.97 crs. From the 4thyear, the institution will become financially selfsufficient.

IIDTwilltrainthefollowingnumberofstudentsfromitsinceptioninthenext4years

IIDT will have permanent and visiting faculty for the teaching and the focus is to get industry professionals who are practicing to teach either on site or remotely. With presence of MNCs and Indian companies, access to state of art courses and methodologies will be madeavailable.

The Government has carefully examined the above proposal and considered the proposal and orders areissued.

a. To set up International Institute of Digital Technologies” which will be the first virtual university in the country enabling AP to be forefront in the next generation Digital economy and become the first place of choice for the Students, Industry andGovernments.

b. Sanction an amount of Rs. 39.97Cr. over a period of three years starting 2016-17 until the IIDT becomes self sustaining from the fourth yearonwards.
ITE&C Dept. – Setting up of International Institute of Digital Technologies (IIDT) in Tirupati-Order – Issued.

Information Technology, Electronics & Communications(Admin) Department

G.O.MS.No. 15 Dated: 30-06-2016

Read the following:

G.O.Ms. No .24, ITE&C (Admn.) Dept. dated: 08-12-2014

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Government of Telangana is launching restoration of all Minor Irrigation Tanks in the State of their original capacity and to effectively utilize the 265.00 TMC of water allocated for Minor Irrigation sector under Godavari & Krishna River Basins as a flagship programme under the name of “MISSION KAKATIYA” Mahabubnagar District Mini Tank Bund

Minister Harish rao Inaugurates Development Works For Mini Tank Bund in Mahabubnagar:-

Chief Engineer, Minor Irrigation (KB), Hyderabad has requested to accord administration approval for the work “Restoration of Pedda Cheruvu at Makthal (V&M) Mahabubnagar District conversion as Mini Tank Bund.

Government after careful examination of the matter, hereby accord administrative approval for an amount of Rs. 575.00 lakhs (Rupees five crores seventy five lakhs only) for the work “Restoration of Pedda Cheruvu at Makthal (V&M) Mahabubnagar District and conversion as Mini Tank Bund,” with a direction to the Chief Engineer, Minor Irrigation (KB), follow the guide lines issued vide G.O. Ms. No. 89, I&CAD (MI-T) Deptt., Dt. 15.05.2015, during the execution of the works, subject to the responsibility of the Chief Engineer, Minor Irrigation (KB), Hyderabad, that the overall sanctions under Mission Kakatiya works shall remain within FRBM Norms and the expenditure shall not exceed the budget allotted during 2016-17and to ensure and satisfy that the provision including LS Provisions made in the estimate are in accordance to the codal rules and other related guidelines issued and there is no overlap of the work items in any other schemes and / or duplication, and the statement showing the details of tank proposed for restoration is annexed to this order.

The expenditure sanctioned in para (3) above, shall be chargeable to the head of account “4702 COL on MI – MH – 101 – GH – 11 – SH(23) – 530/531 other Expenditure”.

The Chief Engineer, Minor Irrigation (KB), Hyderabad shall take necessary action accordingly, complete the work within the stipulated period and furnish the Utilization Certificate to Government.

This order issues with the concurrence of Finance (EBS.IX) Department vide their U.O.No.6853/371/A2/EBS.IX/ 2016, dt.28.05.2016.

Minor Irrigation – Mahabubnagar District – “Restoration of Pedda Cheruvu at Makthal (V&M) Mahabubnagar District conversion as Mini Tank Bund” – Administrative approval Accorded – Orders – Issued.

IRRIGATION & CAD (MK) DEPARTMENT G.O.RT.No. 615  Dated: 02-07-2016.  Read the following:-

From the Chief Engineer, Minor Irrigation (KB), Hyderabad, Lr.No. DCE-1/OT2/ AEE1/ MTB/ Peddacheru/ Makthal (V&M)/ 2016, Dt.10.03.2016 & 07.05.2016.

G.O.Ms.No.44, I&CAD (MI.T) Department, dated:15.06.2016

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Commissioner of Tribal Welfare, Telangana State, Hyderabad has requested the Government to issue instructions on the following items Driver Cum Owner scheme in Telangana State:

Driver Cum Owner scheme in Telangana State Guidelines

1. To issue the operational guidelines for implementation of Driver Cum Owner scheme on pilot basis while modifying the procedure for sanction and release of subsidy by the Commissioner of Tribal Welfare/Ex- Officio MD, TRICOR to avoid the delay in implementation and also to indicate beneficiary contribution with 5% or 10% of the unit cost or Rs.50,000/- lump sum for this Driver Cum Owner scheme in Telangana State only.

2. To organize the selection camps at district level in Nalgonda, Medak and Mahaboobnagar districts for selecting the needy & deserving beneficiaries from among the beneficiaries already registered in OBMMS for the year 2015-16 under ESS in coordination with Uber and DTWOs concerned so as to launch the scheme with at least (50) ST beneficiaries on a pilot basis as desired by Principal Secretary to Government, Tribal Welfare Department Driver Cum Owner scheme in Telangana State.

2. Government after careful examination of the matter is hereby accord permission to the Commissioner of Tribal Welfare, Telangana State, Hyderabad on the following;

(i) Beneficiary for Driver Cum Owner scheme in Telangana Statecontribution with 10% of the unit cost or Rs.50,000/- (Rupees fifty thousand only) whichever is less, for the Driver cum Owner Programme only and

(ii) to conduct selection camps at district level in Nalgonda, Medak and Mahaboobnagar districts from among the beneficiaries already registered in OBMMS for the year 2015-16 under ESS in coordination with Uber and DTWOs concerned so as to launch the scheme with at least (50) ST beneficiaries on a pilot basis.

3. The Commissioner of Tribal Welfare, Telangana State, Hyderabad shall take necessary action accordingly.

Tribal Welfare Department – TRICOR – Implementation of Driver Cum Owner scheme in Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy, Medak, Nalgonda & Mahaboobnagar Districts under Self-employment Schemes for the year 2015-16 on pilot basis – Orders – Issued TRIBAL WELFARE (LTR) DEPARTMENT G.O.MS.No. 25 Dated: 05-07-2016

From the CTW,TS, Hyd/Ex.officio Managing Director, TRICOR , Lr.Rc.No.TS TRICOR/A2/243/2016, dt 03.04.2016.

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Government of Telangana State have issued orders declaring 06.07.2016 (Wednesday) and 07.07.2016 (Friday) as General Holiday on account of ‘Idul Fitr’ and following day of Ramzan 7th and 8 July 2016 General Holidays.

Secretary, Markazi Ruyath-e-Hilal Committee, Hyderabad has informed that, the moon could not be sighted, hence ‘Idul Fitr’ will be celebrated on 07.07.2016 instead of 06.07.2016.

The Government, after careful consideration of the matter, decided to modify the General Holidays on 07.07.2016 (Thursday) on account of ‘Idul Fitr’ and 08.07.2016 (Friday) on account of the following day of Ramzan instead of 06.07.2016 (Wednesday) and 07.07.2016 (Thursday). Accordingly, the following notification is issued and shall be published in the extra-ordinary Gazette of Telangana State:

GO RT 1521 and 1522 NOTIFICATION

In partial modification of the orders issued, notifying the General Holidays and Optional Holidays in G.O.Rt.No.3192, General Administration (Poll.A) Department, dated 05.12.2015, Government hereby declare General Holidays on 07.07.2016 (Thursday) on account of ‘Idul Fitr’ and 08.07.2016 (Friday) on account of the following day of Ramzan instead of 06.07.2016 (Wednesday) and 07.07.2016 (Thursday
HOLIDAYS – Declaration of General Holidays on 07.07.2016 (Thursday) on account of ‘Idul Fitr’ and 08.07.2016 (Friday) on account of the following day of Ramzan instead of 06.07.2016 (Wednesday) and 07.07.2016 (Thursday) – Amendment – Orders – Issued.

Secretary, Markazi Ruyath-e-Hilal Committee, Hyderabad has informed that, the moon could not be sighted, hence ‘Idul Fitr’ will be celebrated on 07.07.2016 instead of 06.07.2016.

The Government, after careful consideration of the matter, decided to modify the Holiday to 07.07.2016 (Thursday) instead of 06.07.2016 (Wednesday) on account of ‘Idul Fitr’, under Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. Accordingly, the following notification is issued and shall be published in the extra-ordinary Gazette of Telangana State:

NOTIFICATION

In partial modification of the orders issued, notifying the Holidays under Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, in G.O.Rt.No.3193, General Administration (Poll.A) Department, dated 05.12.2015, Government hereby declare Holiday on 07.07.2016 (Thursday) instead of 06.07.2016 (Wednesday) on account of ‘Idul Fitr’, under Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION (POLL.A) DEPARTMENT G.O.Rt.No. Dated: 05.07.2016. 7th and 8 July 2016 General Holidays:-

1. G.O.Rt.No.3192, G.A.(Poll.A) Dept., dt.05.12.2015.
2. From the Secretary, Markazi Ruyath-e-Hilal Committee, Hyderabad, letter dated: 05.07.2016
3. From the Secretary, Minorities Welfare Department, Lr.No.311/Peshi/MW/ 2016, dated: 05.07.2016
Government have issued orders declaring 06.07.2016 (Wednesday) as Holiday under N.I.Act, 1881, on the occasion of ‘Idul Fitr’.

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Government constituted a committee under the Chairmanship of Sri Naini Narasimha Reddy, Hon’ble Minister for Home, for “Bonalu Festival 2016” to plan and oversee all arrangements in Hyderabad and Ranga Reddy Districts in grand scale from 07.07.2016 to 01.08.2016

Bonalu Festival 2016

The above committee has convened meetings on 25.06.2016 and 27.06.2016 respectively with the Cabinet Sub-Committee and representatives of Ummadi Devalaya Committee and after detailed discussions, recommended that an amount of Rs. 80.00 Lakhs may be released to the dept of Culture for organization of Culture programmes and special illumination and an amount of Rs.420.00 Lakhs be released as grant-in-aid to identified temples in the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad (GHMC area) for the purpose of Bonalu Festival.

The Committee has also recommended the modalities for utilization and release of the grant –in-aid to identified temples.

4. After careful examination of the matter, Government have decided to implement the recommendations of the Committee and sanctioned an amount of Rs.420.00 lakhs vide G.O Rt.No.309 Rev(Endt.II) Dept Dt: 04.07.2016 (G.O Rt.No.95, Finance (EBS.VII) Department, Dt:02-07-2016) towards grant-in-aid to identified temples in twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad (GHMC area) as per the following guidelines in relaxation of the usual procedure

a. The above grant-in-aid shall be utilized for flooring, coloring /white washing, construction of compound walls, minor repairs, water connection, illumination and other related works in such identified temples.

b. A joint Committee comprising Joint Collector, Hyderabad/ Ranga Reddy, as the case may be, Revenue Division Officer concerned, Deputy Commissioner, Endowments Hyderabad (Convener) and Assistant Commissioner, Endowment (Hyderabad / Secunderabad /RR Dist) will scrutinize the requests received from the temple committees and submit the same to the Chairman of the Committee constituted vide Government Memo No.231/L&O/A2/2016 Dt: 24.06.2016 of GA(Law and Order) Dept for approval.

c. The grant-in-aid will be released to the District Collector concerned and the shall in turn be released and credited to the bank accounts of the identified temples/temple committees as approved above.

d. This process shall be completed by 12.07.2016.

e. The temple committee shall be responsible for utilization of the grant-in-aid for the purpose for which it is given and submission of the Utilization Certificates along with Vouchers/Bills and also pre-post work photographs to the Deputy Executive Engineer and Assistant Commissioner, Endowments concerned, who shall verify the works and utilization of the grant-in-aid and submit a consolidated report to the Deputy Commissioner Hyderabad. Appropriate action may be taken in cases where the grant-in-aid is not properly utilized or accounted for.

5. The Commissioner of Endowments, Telangana Hyderabad/ Commissioner GHMC, Collector Hyderabad and RR Dist are requested to take necessary action in the matter.

G.O.RT.No. 317 Dated: 05-07-2016 Read Govt  Memo  No.231/L&O/A2/2016  Dt:24.06.2016  of  GA(Law and Order) Dept.

Revenue Endowments Department – Bonalu Festival 2016 – Constitution of Committee on Bonalu Festival, 2016 – Guidelines for conducting Bonalu Festival, 2016 in Hyderabad and Ranga Reddy Districts, from 07.07.2016 to 01.08.2016 – Orders – Issued

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Telangana State Employment Guarantee Council TSEGC Government of combined state of Andhra Pradesh had notified the Scheme called ‘Andhra Pradesh Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (APREGS)’ as required under the ‘National Rural Employment Guarantee Act 2005.

2. After formation of State of Telangana under A.P.Reorganisation Act, 2014, there is a need to constitute a separate State Employment Guarantee Council for Telangana State under Telangana State Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme.

3. For the purposes of regular monitoring and reviewing the implementation of this Act at the State level, Sub-Section (1) of Section 12 of ‘ The National Rural Employment Guarantee Act 2005 envisage setting up of Telangana State Employment Guarantee Council (TSEGC). The TSEGC shall be the advisory body for the purpose of the Telangana State Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme.

4. Accordingly, the Government hereby constitute the Telangana State Employment Guarantee Council (TSEGC) with the following functions, composition and terms and conditions:-

A. The duties and functions of the State Council shall include-

a) advising the State Government on all matters concerning the Scheme and its implementation in the State

b) determining the preferred works

c) reviewing the monitoring and redressal mechanism from time to time and recommending improvements

d) promoting the widest possible dissemination of information about this Act and the Schemes under it

e) monitoring the implementation of this Act and the Schemes in the State and coordinating such implementation with the Central Council

f) preparing the annual report to be laid before the State Legislature by the State Government

g) any other duty or function as may be assigned to it by the Central Council or the State Government

h) The State Council shall have the power to undertake an evaluation of the Schemes operating in the State and for that purpose to collect or cause to be collected statistics pertaining to the rural economy and implementation of the Schemes and Programmes in the State.

B. Composition Official Members
1. Chief Minister Chairperson
2. Minister, Panchayat Raj & Rural Development Vice Chairperson
3. Minister, Agriculture Member
5. Minister, Social Welfare Minister, Tribal Welfare Member Member
6. Minister, Women Development and Child Welfare and Disabled Welfare Member
7. Minister, Labour and Employment Member
8. Minister, Minior Irrigation Member
9. Minister, Forests Member
10. Principal Secretary, Finance Member

11. Principal Secretary, Social Welfare Member
12. Principal Secretary, Tribal Welfare Member
13. Principal Secretary, Irrigation Member
14. Principal Secretary, Rural Development Member Convener
15. Commissioner, Rural Development Member

Non-Official Members

Category I
Representatives from PRIs
a. ZP Chairpersons Two
b. ZPTC member one

c. MPP Presidents one
d. MPTC member/ GP Sarpanchs two
Category II
Representatives from Workers Organizations
four
Category III

Representatives from Disadvantaged Groups/ Organizations

Five Total Fifteen
C. Terms and Conditions Term
a. The Term of the non-official members representing the Panchayat Raj Institutions is for a period of 3 years or as long as they continue to be in office whichever is earlier. The term of the non-official members of other two categories is for a period of 3 years. The non-official members are entitled to a sitting fee of Rs.1,000 whenever they attend the Council meetings.
b. The Official members of the Council continue to be the members as long as they are in the office.
Meetings
a. The State Council shall meet atleast once in two months.
b. Whenever necessary, the Chairperson may call for extraordinary meeting of the State Council.
c. The Member Convener shall give a fortnight’s notice to the members for convening the meeting. The notice will contain the agenda for the meeting and the details of date, time and place of the meeting.
d. In case of any urgent matters to be approved by the State Council a meeting by circulation may be held with the members in headquarters and all the members shall approve the circular resolution.
Quorum
a. No business shall be transacted at any meeting unless a quorum of members is present at the time when the meeting proceeds to transact in business.
b. 50% of the members, both official and non-official members present in the meeting constitute the quorum for the Council meetings.
c. If the quorum is not sufficient for holding the meeting, the meeting shall stand adjourned to another day at such other place and time as the member-convener may determine.
d. If at the adjourned meeting a quorum is not sufficient within half an hour from the time appointed for the meeting, the members present shall be the quorum.

Proceedings

a. The Chairperson shall preside over every meeting of the State Council. In case the Chairperson is not in a position to attend the meeting, he may ask the Vice-Chairperson to preside over the meeting.
b. Every decision shall be taken by a simple majority of the members present at the meeting.
c. The record of decisions taken by the Council in a meeting shall be confirmed in the following meeting.
D. Additional functions
In addition to the duties and functions as specified in Para 6 (A) above, the Sub- Section 3 (g) of Section 12 of the Act enables the State Government to assign any other duty or function to the Council.
The Council shall be the primary apex body responsible for ensuring that the Employment Guarantee Scheme is implemented in the State in its true letter and spirit. For ensuring the same, the State Council shall perform the following functions.
a. The Council shall act as the custodian of the rights and entitlements of the wage seekers as guaranteed by the Act and the Scheme. It shall take all the necessary steps required to play its role as the custodian.
b. The Council shall form its own Sub-Committees, which through frequent public hearings in the notified districts get first hand knowledge about the implementation of the Scheme and report back to the Council.
c. The Council may bring in necessary changes or modifications in the Rules made by the State Government, if at any point of time, substantiated by investigation, it is known that the particular Rule/clause affects the effective implementation of the Scheme.
d. The Council shall take corrective steps in case of any lapses on part of the administration. It may call for production of any record and may call any Officer concerned with the implementation of the Scheme to provide the required information.
e. The Council may appoint Commissioner/s to cause enquiry into any such issues, which it may deem necessary.
f. The Council shall study the issues that are brought to its notice by different stakeholders through various platforms. Studies shall be commissioned wherever necessary and Impact Studies shall be conducted from time to time.
g. The Council shall keep itself updated on the progress of the implementation of the Scheme. The Member Convener shall place the reports generated before the Council for taking necessary decisions to improve the efficiency in implementation of the Scheme.
h. Decisions taken by the Council on every aspect of implementation of the Scheme, in accord with the letter and spirit of the Act and the Scheme, will be final.
5. Technical Support Unit
a. The State Council may establish a Technical Support Unit consisting of full time experts, researchers and investigators representing various fields relevant to the Scheme, which will provide the required technical input. It may either establish its own Unit or may take support from other competent organizations, which can function as Technical Support Units.
b. The Technical Support Unit will be headed by a Secretary, an officer of the rank of Special Grade Deputy Collector/ Joint Director taken on deputation from the Government. The Secretary will assist the Council and its member-convener i.e. the Principal Secretary, RD in performing its functions as detailed above.
6. Funding
The entire expenditure of the Council will be met from the 10% State Component.
7. In exercise of powers conferred under Section 12(1) of NREG Act, 2005, Government hereby nominates the following persons as non-official members.
Category-I: Representatives of Panchayat Raj Institutions :
1. Smt Tula Uma, ZP, Chairperson, Karimnagar.
2. Smt G.Padma, ZP, Chairperson, Warangal.
3. Sri A.Ravi S/o A.Pentaiah, ZPTC, Kethepally village, Kollapur Mandal, Mahabubnagar Dist.

4. Sri Y.Rajinikanth Reddy, S/o Sri Y.Srinivas Reddy, President, MPP Pitlam, R/o Banda Renjal, Pitlam, Nizamabad Dist.

5. Sri Dharavat Hareesh, MPTC, Nelapatla, Kusumanchi Mandal, Khammam dist.

6. Sri A.Shiva Kumar, Sarpanch, Chennaram GP, Yalal Mandal, Ranga Reddy Dist.
Category-II: Representatives of organizations of workers :
1. Sri Kandella Laxman Kishore Kumar Reddy S/o Sri K.Nagi Reddy, R/o Christians Pally, Mahabubnagar.

2. Sri Thupakula Bala Rangam Mudiraj S/o Sri Rangaiah, Ponnala village, Siddipet Mandal, Medak district.

3. Sri Chikyala Harish Kumar S/o Sri C.Venkatanarasimha Rao, Ponkal Village, Mamda Mandal, Adilabad District.

4. Sri Dharavath John S/o Sri Bodya, Surya Thanda, Chivemula Mandal, Nalgonda Dist.
Category-III : Representatives of Disadvantaged groups/ organizations :
1. Sri Allakonda Ashok, S/o Sri Ganganna, Deepaiguda GP, Jainath Mandal, Adilabad Dist.

2. Sri S.Prabhakar, S/o Sri Naidipi Sailu, R/o Mallaram village, Nizamabad Dist.

3. Sri Koripally Srinivas, S/o Sri Venkaiah, R/o Khammam, Khammam Dist.

4. Sri Nemmadi Somaiah, S/o Sri Yellaiah, Bhaktalapuraam, Penpahad Mandal, Nalgonda Dist.

5. Smt Dasari Amaravathi W/o Sri D.Shyam Manohar, Singotam village, Gajwel Mandal, Medak district.

6. O. Ms.No.49   Dated:06.07.2016

1. National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, 2005.
2. G.O.Ms.No. 27, dated 28.01.2006, Panchayat Raj and Rural Development (RD.II) Dept on APREGS.

3. A.P.Reorganisation Act, 2014

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Secretary, Telangana Residential Educational Institutions Society, Hyderabad in the reference 3rd read above,
and after careful examination of the proposal, Government hereby decide and ordered to enhance the remuneration to the personnel working on Contract/ Outsourcing basis under the control of the TREI Society in the following categories, with effect from the commencement of academic year 2016-17, as shown below, duly meeting the enhanced remuneration within the Budget Provision of 2016-2017 made for the society and in terms of the Guidelines issued by the Government in the matter from time to time:-

Sl.No. Name of the Contract/ Outsourcing categories Existing Remuneration Per month (Rupees)
Enhanced Remuneration Per month (Rupees)

1. Junior Lecturer. 18,000/- 27,000/-

2. Post Graduate Teachers. (PGT). 16,100/- 24,150/-

3. Trained Graduate Teacher. (TGT) 14,800/- 22,200/-

4. Staff Nurse. 12,900/- 19,350/-

5. Physical Education Teacher. (PET) 10,900/- 16,350/-

3. The Secretary, Telangana Residential Educational Institutions Society, Hyderabad shall take necessary action accordingly.

4. This Order issues with the concurrence of Finance (HRM-II) Department, vide their  .O.No.7844/279/A2/HRM-II/2016,

School Education Department – Implementation of enhanced remuneration to the personnel working on Contract/ Outsourcing basis in Telangana Residential Educational Institutions Society – Orders – Issued. SCHOOL EDUCATION (TRAINING) DEPARTMENT G.O.MS.No. 27 Dated: 06/07/2016. Read the following:- 1) G.O.Ms.No.99, School Education (SE-Genl.II) Dept., dt.16.07.2011. 2) G.O.Ms.No.14, Finance (HRM-I) Department, dt.19.02.2016. 3) From the Secretary, TREI Society, Hyderabad, RC.No.4680/A1- 2/A1-1/2009, dated 23.4.2016.

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The Member Secretary, Telangana Admission and Fee Regulatory Committee (TAFRC) in the reference B Tech Engineering college fee structure in Telangana has furnished the Minutes of the Meeting of Telangana Admission and Fee Regulatory Committee (TAFRC) held on 01.07.2016 along with the recommendations of the TAFRC regarding the Fee structure for B.E./B.Tech, B.Architecture and other related Courses, B.Pharmacy and Pharm-D Courses for the Block Period 2016-17 to 2018-19 in respect of Private Un-Aided Professional Institutions in the State of Telangana and requested to issue necessary Notification in the matter.

2. After careful examination of the matter, the Government hereby issue the following Notification which shall be published in the Telangana B Tech Engineering college fee structure Extra-Ordinary Gazettee dated 05.07.2016 .

NOTIFICATION

In exercise of the powers conferred under Rule 9 of the Telangana State Un-aided Non-Minority/ Minority Professional Institutions (Regulation of Admissions into Under –Graduate and Pharm-D (Doctor of Pharmacy), Professional Courses through Common Entrance Test)Rules, 2011 issued in the G.Os 2nd and 3rd read above as adapted for the Telangana State vide G.O. 7th read above and under Rule 10 of the Telangana State Regulation of Admissions into Under Graduate Professional Courses in Architecture (B.Arch and other related Courses) Rules, 2012 issued in the G.O. 4th read above as adapted for the Telangana State vide G.O. 7th read above, read with sub rule (v) of Rule 4 of the Telangana Admission and Fee Regulatory Committee ( For Professional Courses offered in Private Un-Aided Professional Institutions) Rules, 2006, issued in the G.O. 1st read above as adapted for the Telangana State vide G.O. 8th read above and in pursuance of the recommendations of the Committee (TAFRC) in their Meeting held on 01.07.2016, the Governor of Telangana hereby notifies the following Fee and Special Fee/NRI Fee structure for Under-Graduate Courses i.e. B.E./B.Tech, B.Architecture and other related Courses, B.Pharmacy and Pharm-D in Private Un-Aided Institutions in the State for the Academic Years 2016-17 to 2018-19:

1. For Under-Graduate and Pharm-D Courses:

i) The Tuition Fee fixed for the Block Period 2016-17 to 2018-19 is enclosed as follows:

a) for B.E./B.Tech Course – Annexure – I;

b) for B.Arch Course & B.Planning – Annexure – II;
c) for B.Pharmacy Course – Annexure – III and

d) for Pharm-D Course – Annexure – IV.

ii) A Fee upto 5000 (Five Thousand only) US Dollars per Annum for each NRI student admitted under NRI Quota is fixed in respect of these Courses i.e. B.E./B.Tech, B.Architecture, B.Pharmacy and Pharm-D.

2. An extra amount of Rs.3000/- (Rupees Three Thousand only) per Annum from each student towards Tuition Fee, over and above the Tuition Fee fixed, for such of the Courses which are given Accreditation by the National Board of Accreditation in any college, as long as such Accreditation subsists for such courses in that college relating to Under Graduate and Pharm-D Courses.

3. The Committee has also resolved to fix the amounts under various heads of the Academic Year 2016-17 to 2018-19 towards Special Fee, as specified below.

The Private Un-Aided Engineering, B.Pharmacy, Pharm-D and B.Architecture/B.Planning Colleges are permitted to collect:

a) Rs.2000/- (Rupees Two Thousand only) as one time payment per student at the time of admission towards Admission/Registration/Recognition Fees and out of the said amount of Rs.2000/- (Rupees Two Thousand only), Rs.500/- (Rupees Five Hundred only) shall be remitted by the Institution to the University concerned and the remaining amount of Rs.1500/-(Rupees One Thousand and Five Hundred only) shall be retained by the Institution.

b) Rs.1000/- (Rupees One Thousand only) per Annum per student during the Course towards students related Special Services rendered by them as detailed below and the said amount shall be retained by the Institution.

Particulars of the amounts that can be collected towards students related Special Services per annum:

c) Rs.1500/-(Rupees One Thousand and Five Hundred only) per Annum per student during the course towards Common Services rendered by the University to the college as mentioned below and such amount collected by the College shall be remitted to the University concerned.

Particulars of the amounts that can be collected towards Common Services rendered by the University to the College.

Sl.No. Services Amount Rs.
1 Examination related 500
2 Academic Audit 200
3 Curriculum Revision & Content 300
4 Development 200
5 Staff Training 50
6 Coordination Meeting 50
7 University Publications 200
Website Maintenance
1,500
TOTAL

d) Rs.500/-(Rupees Five Hundred only) towards Library Deposit and an amount of Rs.500/-(Rupees Five Hundred only) towards Laboratory deposit [Total Rs.1000/-(Rupees One Thousand only)] by way of refundable Caution Deposits at the time of admission only as one time payment.

4. The following directions are also given to the Private Un-aided Under-Graduate Engineering, B.Pharmacy, Pharm-D and B.Architecture & B.Planning Institutions:-

(i) The Institutions shall collect the Annual Tuition Fee every year in advance only for that particular year either in a lumpsum or in installments, if it so opts.

(ii) The Institutions shall not charge any Capitation Fee or any amount unauthorisedly or illegally under any other head or guise (e.g., donation etc.), either directly or indirectly, other than the Fee fixed by the Committee, as collection of any such unauthorized amounts would amount to charging of Capitation Fee, and that the surplus (profit) that is generated from the collection of the Fee must be for the benefit of the Institution, and cannot be diverted for other purposes or for personal gain.

(iii) The Institutions are informed that fixation of the Fee Structure by the Committee will not by itself enable or permit the Managements to run the relevant Courses in their Institutions, if they are otherwise not duly recognized and permitted by the Government or AICTE / PCI /Concerned University etc. at any relevant time.

(iv) The Fee, now recommended by the TAFRC for the Block Period 2016-17 to 2018-19, is based on the details/figures uploaded by the Institutions online and is subject to further physical verification. If it is found that any of the data given by the Institutions is not correct, the Fee shall be revised at a later date and these facts shall be informed to the University concerned and AICTE/relevant bodies for taking necessary action in accordance with law.

Annexure – I to G.O.Ms.No.21 , Higher Education(TE/A2)Dept. dt.04.07.2016 B.Tech Fee Fixed for Block Period 2016-2019

B Tech Engineering college fee structure in Telangana

Sl.No College College Name Recommended                         Code             Fees

ENGINEERING (B.E./B.Tech) COURSE
189 SCET SHADAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY 38,000

190 SHCST SYED HASHIM COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 35,000

191 KMCE KHADER MEMORIAL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 50,000

192 MEDK MEDAK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY 45,000

193 RITS ROYAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE 35,000

194 SWET SHADAN WOMENS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 35,000

195 NAWB NAWAB SHAH ALAM KHAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 68,000
196 SVES SRI VENKATESWARA ENGINEERING COLLEGE 45,000

197 NARJ NARAYANA ENGINEERING & TECHNICAL CAMPUS 35,000

180 DHRU Dhruva Institute of Engineering & Technology, Toopranpet, Nalgonda  48,000

181 GTEN Gandhi Academy of Technical Education, Rampuram, Nalgonda  55,000

182 KNRR Kasireddy Narayan Reddy College of Engineering & Research  59,890

183 MREM Malla Reddy Engineering College and Management Sciences, Medchal 43,000

184 NRIH NRI Institute of Technology 50,000

185 PIST Priyadarshini Institute of Science & Technology 35,000

186 SAIK Sri Sai Educational Society’s Group of Institutions, Nalgonda 44,700

187 DARE Daripally Anantha Ramulu College of Engineering & Technology, Khammam 35,000

1 AARM AAR MAHAVEER ENGINEERING COLLEGE 40,000

2 AKIT ABDUL KALAM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGICAL SCIENCES 43,000

3 AHTC Abhinav Hi Tech College of Engineering, Himayath Nagar 43,900

4 ACEG ACE Engineering College, Ghatkesar 68,000

5 ADAM ADAM’S ENGINEERING COLLEGE 45,000

6 ALHB Al-Habeeb college of engineering 44,800

7 AITH ANNAMACHARYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCES 60,000

8 BOSE ANU BOSE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 50,000

9 ANRH Anurag College of Engineering Ghatkesar 50,000

10 ANRK Anurag Engineering College, Kodad 55,000

11 CVSR Anurag Group of Institutions (CVSR),Ghatkesar 93,000

12 ARJN ARJUN COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND
SCIENCES,BATASINGARAM,RANGA REDDY 47,000

13 ASOK Ashoka Institute of Engineering & Technology-Nalgonda 55,000

14 ABIE AUROBINDO INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING 35,000

15 AURB AURORA’S ENGINEERING COLLEGE 59,800

16 AURG AURORA’S SCIENTIFIC & TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE 62,000

17 AURC AURORA’S SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGICAL AND RESEARCH ACADEMY 50,000

18 AURP AURORA’S TECHNOLOGICAL AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE 50,000

19 AVIH AVANTHI’S INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 60,000

20 ASRA AVANTHI’S SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGICAL & RESEARCH ACADEMY 45,000

21 AVNI AVN Institute of Engineering & Technology 64,000

22 BITN Balaji Institute of Technology & Science, Laknepally 50,000

23 BSGP Bandari Srinivas Institute of Technology 36,000

24 BIET BHARAT INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 67,000

25 BSKR Bhaskar Engineering College 44,000

26 BREW Bhoj Reddy Engineering College for Women , Saidabad 50,000

27 BOMA Bomma Institute of Technology & Sciences, Khammam 50,400

28 BRIG Brilliant Grammar School Educational Sociciety’s group of Institutions,
Abdullapur 65,000

29 BRIL BRILLIANT INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY 60,000

30 BVRI BV Raju Institute of Technology,Narsapur 95,000

31 BVRW BVRIT HYDERABAD 65,000

32 CBIT Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology (Autonomous), Gandipet 1,13,500

33 CITS CHAITANYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE 35,000

34 CJIT CHRISTU JYOTHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE 52,000

35 CMRK CMR College Of Engineering And Technology,Medchal Road 75,000

36 CMRN CMR Engineering College,Medchal Road 50,000

37 CMRM CMR Institute of Technology,Medchal Road 70,000

38 CMRG CMR Technical Campus, Medchal Road 58,000

39 CVRH CVR College of Engineering , Vastunagar 90,000

40 DVRC D.V.R College of Engineering and Technology, Sangareddy 60,000

41 DCET Deccan College of Engineering & Technology(DCET), Aghapura 60,000

42 DRKC DRK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 37,000

43 DRKI DRK INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 37,000

44 VVEC/FARA FARAH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 45,000

45 GNTW G.Narayanamma Institute of Technology & Science (Women),Shaikpet 95,000

46 GNPT GANAPATHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE 35,000

47 GCTC Geetanjali College of Engineering and Technology, Keesara 81,000

48 GLOB Global Institute of Engineering & Technology, Moinabad 35,000

49 GRRR Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engeering and Technology, Bachupally 95,000

50 GNIT GURU NANAK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 75,000

51 GURU Gurunanak Institutions Technical Campus,Ibrahimpatnam 78,000

52 HMTK HOLY MARY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 35,000

53 HOLY HOLY MARY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE 55,900

54 HITM Hyderabad Institute of Technology & Management,Gowdavelli-Medchal 65,000

55 IITT INDUR INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 50,000

56 IARE INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING 67,000

57 ISLC ISL Engineering College, Bandlaguda 35,000

58 JIET JAGRUTHI INSTITUTE OF ENGG& TECH- Ibrahimpatnam 50,000

59 JAYA JAYAMUKHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGICAL SCIENCES 40,000

60 JPNE JAYAPRAKASH NARAYAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 69,000

61 JJIT J. J Institute of Information Technology 46,000

62 JMTK Jyothishmathi Institute of Technological Sciences,Karimnagar 44,600

63 JMTS Jyothishmathi Institute of Technology & Sciences,Karimnagar 52,000

64 KITS KAKATIYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE 105,000

65 KITW Kakatiya Institute of Technology and Science for Women, Nizamabad 35,000

66 KTKM KAMALA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE 70,000

67 KMIT Keshav Memorial Institute of Technology-Hyderabad 77,000

68 KGRH KG REDDY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING& TECHNOLOGY 65,000

69 KMTS KHAMMAM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE 40,000

70 KLRT KLR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY 60,000

71 KDDW Kodad Institute of Technology & Science for Women, Nalgonda 55,000

72 KPRT KOMMURI PRATAP INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 60,000

73 KITE Krishna Murthy Institute of Technology & Engineering, Ghatkesar 42,000

74 KCEA KSHATRIYA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 40,000

75 LAQS Laqshya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Khammam 50,000

76 LRDS Lords Institute of Engineering and Technology, Himayatsagar 56,000

77 MDRK MADHIRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCES 42,000

78 MGIT Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology, Gandipet 100,000

79 MHVR Mahaveer institute of science & Technology-vyasapuri, bandlaguda 60,000

80 MLRD Malla Reddy College of Engineering and Technology 70,000

81 MRCE Malla Reddy College of Engineering,Kompally 45,000

82 MREC Malla Reddy Engineering College (Autonomous),Maisammaguda 78,000

83 MRCW MALLA REDDY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING FOR WOMEN 60,000

84 MRET Malla Reddy Institute of Engineering & Technology, Dhulapally 45,000

85 MRIT Malla Reddy Institute of Technology&Science, Dhulapally 48,000

86 MLTM Malla Reddy Institute of Technology, Secundrabad 45,000

87 MLRS Marri Laxman Reddy Institute of Technology and Management , Dundigal 65,000

88 MECS MATRUSRI ENGINEERING COLLEGE 67,000

89 MISW MEDHA INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR WOMEN 40,000

90 MGHA MEGHA INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY FOR WOMEN 45,000

91 METH METHODIST COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 60,000

92 MINA Mina Institure of Engineering & Technology for Women, Miryalaguda 40,000

93 MLID MLR Institute of Technology, Gandimysamma 70,000

94 MOTK MOTHER TERESA INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 46,000

95 MTEC MOTHER THERESSA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 48,000

96 MJCT MUFFAKHAM JAH COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 85,000

97 MVSR MVSR Engineering College, Nadergul 95,000

98 NAGL Nagole Institute of Technology & Science,Kuntloor, Ranga reddy 38,000

99 NLGN Nalgonda Institute of Technology & Science, Charlapally 35,000

100 NREC Nalla Malla Reddy Engineering College, Ghatkesar 73,500

101 NNRG NALLA NARASIMHA REDDY EDUCATION SOCIETY’s GROUP OF
INSTUTIONS (Intigrated Campus) 65,000

102 NRCM Narsimhareddy Engineering College, Medchal 53,000

103 NIET Netaji Institute of Engineering and Technology, Nalgonda 35,000

104 NGMA Nigama Engineering College, Karimnagar 42,000

105 NSHT Nishitha College of Engineering & Technology, Kandukur 48,000

106 NZMD NIZAM INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 39,000

107 NETW NOBLE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY FOR WOMEN 35,000

108 NOET NOOR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 35,000

109 NOVH NOVA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY 41,500

110 PRIN Princeton College of Engineering and Technology, Ghatkesar 48,000

111 PETW PRINCETON INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY FOR WOMEN 52,000

112 PRRM PRRM ENGINEERING COLLEGE 35,000

113 RMCK Raja Mahendra College of Engineering Hyderabad 35,000

114 RECN Ramanandatirtha Engineering College, Nalgonda 45,000

115 RRST RRS College of Engineering and Technology 35,000

116 SRHP S R Engineering College, Warangal 95,000

117 SAGR Sagar Group of Institutions, Chevella 50,000

118 SAJW SAHAJA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE FOR WOMEN,
Karimnagar 51,000

119 SAIS Sai Spurthi Institute of Technology , Sathupally 51,000

120 SMSK SAMSKRUTI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY 48,000

121 SANA SANA ENGINEERING COLLEGE 45,000

122 SNTI Scient Institute of Technology, Ibrahimpatnam 50,200

123 SIEI SIDDDHATHA INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 45,000

124 SISG Siddhartha Institute of Technology & Sciences, Ghatkesar 46,000

125 SIND Sindhura College of Engineering & Technology, NTPC-Jyothinagar 35,000

126 SPHN SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE 55,000

127 CHTN SREE CHAITANYA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 48,000

128 CHTS SREE CHAITANYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGICAL SCIENCES 45,000

129 SDES Sree Dattha Institute of Engineering & Science, Ibrahimpatnam 62,000

130 SRIT SREE RAMA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY &SCIENCE 42,000

131 VITS Sree Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology and Science, Mahabubnagar 41,000

132 SKEC Sreekavitha Engineering College, Khammam 45,000

133 SNIS Sreenidhi Institute of Science & Technology, Yanampet Village 91,000

134 SRYS Sreyas Institute of Engineering & Technology, Bundlaguda 62,000

135 CHET Sri Chaitanya Technical Campus, Sheriguda 50,000

136 INDU Sri Indu College Of Engineering And Technology
(Autonomous),Ibrahimpatnam 76,000

137 INDI Sri Indu Institute of Engineering & Technology, Ibrahimpatnam 52,000

138 SSST Sri Sarada Institute of Sciences & Technology-Nalgonda 50,000

139 SDEW SRIDEVI WOMENS ENGINEERING COLLEGE 55,000

140 SSJV SSJ ENGINEERING COLLEGE HYDERABAD 35,000

141 MRTN ST Martins Engineering College 60,000

142 SPEC St.Peter’s Engineering College, Medchal, Ranga Reddy 65,000

143 STLW Stanley College of Engineering & Technology for Women,Abids 62,000

144 SRCW Sudheer Reddy College of Engineering & Technology, Bardipur 35,000

145 SRIW SUMATHI REDDY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY FOR WOMEN 55,000

146 SVSE SVS GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS 52,000

147 SRTI SWAMI RAMANANDA TIRTHA INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 50,000

148 SVIT SWAMI VIVEKANANDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 69,000

149 SBIT SWARNA BHARATHI INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 58,000

150 SWIT SWATHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCES, RAMOJI FILM CITY, RR
DIST 44,000

151 TPCE Talla Padamavathi College of Engineering-Warangal 45,000

152 TKEM(R9) Teegala Krishna Reddy Engeering College, Medbowli 52,000

153 TRML Tirumala Engineering College, Bogaram 52,000

154 TKRC(K9) TKR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 57,000

155 TCTK TRINITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY,BOMMAKAL 42,000

156 TCEK TRINITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 40,000

157 TRRC TRR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,INOLE 45,000

158 TUDI TUDI RAM REDDY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCES 40,000

159 VAGE Vaagdevi College of Engineering,Warangal 75,000

160 VGWL Vaagdevi Engineering College,Hanmkonda 40,000

161 VGSE Vaageswari college of engineering-Karimnagar 45,000

162 VMEG VARDHAMAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 105,000

163 VASV VASAVI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 86,000

164 VBJN VIDYA BHARATHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 38,000

165 VJIT VIDYA JYOTHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 80,000

166 VIFE VIF College of Engg & Technology-Hyderabad 40,000

167 VMTW Vignan Institute of Management & Technology for Women, Kondapur 50,000

168 VGNT Vignan Institute of Technology & Science,Deshmukhi 80,000

169 VBIT Vignana Bharathi Institute of Technology 67,000

170 VITA VIGNAN’S INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING 35,000

171 VREC VIJAY RURAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE ,ROCHIES VALLY 38,000

172 VJYA VIJAYA ENGINEERING COLLEGE, KHAMMAM 45,000

173 VKTS VIJAYA KRISHNA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES 40,000

174 VITH VINUTHNA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE-HASANPARTHY, WARANGAL 35,000

175 VCET VISVESVARAYA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 45,000

176 VJEC VNR VIGNANA JYOTHI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY 98,500

177 WITS WARANGAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE 35,000

178 VVKN VIVEKANANDA INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, KEESARA 49,000

179 PECJ PRASAD ENGINEERING COLLEGE 43,000

ANNEXURE – II to G.O.Ms.No.21 , Higher Education(TE/A2)Dept. dt.04.07.2016 B’Arch Fee Fixed for the Block Period 2016 – 2019

Sl.No College Code College Name Recommended Fees

1 TS11 ASHOKA SCHOOL OF PLANNING & ARCHITECTURE 70,000

2 AUDC AURORA DESIGN ACADEMY,BANDLAGUDA 60,000

3 AUDU26 AURORA DESIGN INSTITUTE,UPPAL 60,000

4 TS02 CSI Institute of Technology 60,000

5 DSPA DECCAN SCHOOL OF PLANNING & ARCHITECTURE 85,000

6 JBRA JBR ARCHITECTURE COLLEGE, HYDERABAD 55,000

7 TS-07 JNIAS School of Planning , Secunderabad 45,000

8 TS05 MAESTRO SCHOOL OF PLANNING & ARCHITECTURE,HYD 65,000

9 SVCA Sri Venkateshwara College of Architecture 55,000

10 TS04 VAISHNAVI SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING 62,000

B. Planning Fee Fixed for the Block Period 2016 – 2019

1 AUDC AURORA’S DESIGN ACADEMY (B.Planning) 50,000

2 AUDU AURORA’s DESIGN INSTITUTE (B.Planning) 45,000

Annexure – III to G.O.Ms.No.21 , Higher Education(TE/A2)Dept. dt.04.07.2016 B.Pharmacy Fee Fixed for the Block Period 2016 – 2019

Sl.No College College Name Recommended Code Fees

1 CVSR ANURAG GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS (FORMELY) LALITHA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 55,000

2 ANRP ANURAG PHARMACY COLLEGE 50,000

3 ARYA Arya College of Pharmacy,Sangareddy 35,000

4 ABND Aurobindo College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Warangal 35,000

5 BIPS BALAJI INSTIUTTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES 45,000

6 BITL BHARAT INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 45,000

7 BPCP BHASKAR PHARMACY COLLEGE, Yenkapally 35,000

8 BNPW BOJJAM NARASIMHULU PHARMACY COLLEGE FOR WOMEN 50,000

9 BRWN Browns College of Pharmacy, Ammapalem 36,000

10 CARE CARE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 45,000

11 CCRP Chaitanya College of Pharmacy Education and Research, Warangal 40,000

12 CBCP Chilkur Balaji College of Pharmacy, R.V.S.Nagar 35,000

13 CMRP CMR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 60,000

14 DSOP DAR-US-Salam Educational Trust, Dar-Us-Salam (Deccan School of Pharmacy) 54,000

15 GPRP G .PULLA REDDY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY- MEHDIPATNAM 80,000

16 GBNP GBN INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY 35,000

17 GCPK GEETANJALI COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 50,000

18 GBCP Global College of Pharmacy, Chilkur 55,000

19 GRCP Gokaraju Rangaraju College of Pharmacy, Bachupally 76,000

20 HMIP HOLY MARY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE 50,000

21 JCPN Jayamukhi College of Pharmacy, Narsampet 35,000

22 JIPS Jayamukhi Institute of Pharmacetical Sciences 35,000

23 JBCP Joginpally BR pharmacy college-R R DIST 43,000

24 JMIP JYOTHISHMATHI COLLEGE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES 36,000

25 JCPT JYOTHISHMATHI COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 35,000

26 KLRB KLR PHARMACY COLLEGE 50,000

27 MRCP M.R.M COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, Ibrahimpatnam 40,000

28 MDRP MADHIRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE 35,000

29 MRIP Malla Reddy College of Pharmaceutical Sciences 45,000

30 MRCP Malla Reddy College of Pharmacy, Maisammaguda 45,000

31 MRPC MALLA REDDY PHARAMCY COLLEGE 40,000

32 MAXP MAX INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES-, KHAMMAM 45,000

33 MLIP MLR Institute of pharmacy-Rangareddy 45,000

34 MNRP MNR College of Pharmacy, Sangareddy 50,000

35 MTPG Mother Teresa College of Pharmacy, Ghatkesar 42,000

36 NCOP Nalanda College fo Pharmacy, Charlapally 50,000

37 NNRG NALLA NARASIMHA REDDY EDUCATION SOCIETY’s
GROUP OF INSTUTIONS (Intigrated Campus) 65,000

38 NTJP NETAJI PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES, Choutappal 35,000

39 NBSP NOVA COLLEGE OF PHARAMACEUTICAL EDUCATION & RESEARCH 52,000

40 OMGP Omega College of Pharmacy, Habsiguda 35,000

41 PATH Pathfinder Institute of Pharmacy & Research 35,000

42 PURD & Pulla Reddy Institute of Pharmacy, Domalguda PURD 1 45,000

43 RBVW RBVRR WOMENS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY- BARKATPURA 45,000

44 SPKG SAMSKRUTHI COLLEGE OF PHARMACY KONDAPUR 46,000

45 SNVM SAROJINI NAIDU VANITA PHARMACY MAHA VIDYALAYA 90,000

46 SCTP SCIENT INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY-IBRAHIMPATNAM 35,000

47 SSRP Smt. Sarojini Ramulamma College of Pharmacy 35,000

48 CHTP SREE CHAITANYA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL
SCIENCES 35,000

49 SREE Sree College of Pharmacy,Kothagudem 40,000

50 SDIP Sree Dattha Institute of Pharmacy,Ibrahimpatnam 55,000

51 VCOP Sri Venkateshwara College of Pharmacy, Madhapur 55,000

52 KRUP SRIKRUPA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES 35,000

53 SSJP SSJ COLLEGE OF PHARMACY,Vattinagulapally,Hyderabad 48,000

54 SPLP ST PAULS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 45,500

55 SJPY St. John College of Pharmacy, Warangal 40,000

56 SPOP St.Peter’s Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences,Hanamakonda 38,000

57 SUUP Sultan Ul Uloom College of Pharmacy, Banjara Hills 92,000

58 SVSP SVS INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY 40,000

59 SVIP SWAMI VIVEKANANDA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES 35,000

60 TALP Talla Padmavathi College of Pharmacy Warangal 52,000

61 TKRCOP(DG) TKR College of Pharmacy 45,000

62 UCPB UNITY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, RAIGIR,BHONGIR 47,000

63 VAGP VAAGDEVI COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 36,500

64 VPWL VAAGDEVI INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICALS SCIENCES 35,000

65 VGPC VAAGDEVI PHARMACY COLLEGE 35,000

66 VGSP Vaageswari college of pharmacy-karimnagar 48,000

67 VIPN Venkateshwara Institute of Pharmaceutical sciences,Cherlapally 45,000

68 VGNP Vignan Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Deshmukh Village 35,000

69 VCPN VIJAY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY-MANIKBHANDAR, NIZAMABAD 48,000

70 VJYH Vijaya College of Pharmacy, Hayath nagar 35,000

71 VKSP Vikas College of Pharmaceutical Sciences 40,000

72 VSNU VISHNU INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATIONAL & RESEARCH 55,000

73 VPRG VISION COLLEGE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES AND RESEARCH 35,000

2)Dept. dt.04.07.2016 Pharm.D Fee Fixed For Block Period 2016-2019

Sl.No College College Name Recommended Code Fees

1 CVSR ANURAG GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS (FORMELY) LALITHA 68,000 COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

2 ANRP ANURAG PHARMACY COLLEGE 68,000

3 BITL BHARAT INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 68,000

4 BPCP BHASKAR PHARMACY COLLEGE, Yenkapally 100,000

5 CBCP Chilkur Balaji College of Pharmacy, R.V.S.Nagar 68,000

6 CMRP CMR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 115,000

7 DSOP DAR-US-Salam Educational Trust, Dar-Us-Salam (Deccan 75,000 School of pharmacy)

8 GPRP G .PULLA REDDY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY-MEHDIPATNAM 80,000

9 GCPK GEETANJALI COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 90,000

10 HMIP HOLY MARY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE 68,000

11 JMIP JYOTHISHMATHI COLLEGE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES 75,000

12 MRIP Malla Reddy College of Pharmaceutical Sciences 105,000

13 MRCP Malla Reddy College of Pharmacy, Maisammaguda 105,000

14 MESP Mesco College of Pharmacy-Hyderabad 68,000

15 MLIP MLR Institute of pharmacy-Rangareddy 85,000

16 MNRP MNR College of Pharmacy, Sangareddy 79,200

17 NBSP NOVA COLLEGE OF PHARAMACEUTICAL EDUCATION & 68,000
RESEARCH

18 PURD Pulla Reddy Institute of Pharmacy, Domalguda 68,000

19 SPKG SAMSKRUTHI COLLEGE OF PHARMACY KONDAPUR 68,000

20 SSRP Smt. Sarojini Ramulamma College of Pharmacy 68,000

21 CHTP SREE CHAITANYA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL 68,000
SCIENCES

22 SDIP Sree Dattha Institute of Pharmacy,Ibrahimpatnam 95,000

23 VCOP Sri Venkateshwara College of Pharmacy, Madhapur 68,000

24 SPLP ST PAULS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 78,000

25 SUUP Sultan Ul Uloom College of Pharmacy, Banjara Hills 80,000

26 VGPC VAAGDEVI PHARMACY COLLEGE 68,000

27 VGSP Vaageswari college of pharmacy-karimnagar 68,000

28 VKSP Vikas College of Pharmaceutical Sciences 90,000

29 MRCP MRM College of Pharmacy, Ibrahimpatnam 68,000
B.Pharmacy

78 SCOP SHADAN COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 35,000

79 SWCP SHADAN WOMEN’S COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 35,000
80 ANWP ANWARUL ULOOM COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 42,000
30 ANWP ANWARUL ULOOM COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 70,000

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Government of Telangana State with GO MS 89 on 13 July 2016 have reviewed the Direct Recruitment vacancy position in Health, Medical & Family Welfare Department. After careful examination of the proposal furnished by the Department and keeping in view the actual requirement of manpower with reference to the nature of work and activities of the Health, Medical & Family Welfare Departmentand also the overall financial implications, Government hereby accord permission to fill (2,118) two thousand one hundred and eighteenvacancies of various categories through direct recruitment by Telangana State Public Service Commission as shown below.

Recruitment of 2118 posts in Health Department Telangana

1. Director of Medical Education, HOD

Sl. Category No. of  No. Vacancies

1 Assistant Professor 126
2 Tutor 65
3 Lecturer Radiological Physics &Physcist 06
4 Lab Technician Grade-II 88
5 Pharmacist Grade-II 58
6 Assistant Librarian 06
Total 349
II. Director of Public Health & Family Welfare, HOD
1 Civil Assistant Surgeon 228
2 Dental Assistant Surgeon 07
3 Administrative Officer 06
4 Paramedical Ophthalmic Officer 02
5 Radiographer 19
6 Staff Nurse 733
7 Assistant Statistical Officer 06
8 Lab Technician Grade-II 78
9 Pharmacist Grade-II 100
Total 1179
III. Commissioner, Telangana Vaidya VidhanaParishad, HOD
1 Civil Assistant Surgeon Specialists. 150
(Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Anaesthesia,
Orthopedics, ENT, Dermatology, Pathology,
General Medicine, Psychiatric, Radiology,
Opthalmology, General Surgery, General)
2 Dental Assistant Surgeon 10
3 Staff Nurse 208
4 ANM/MPHA(F) 152
5 Physiotherapist 06
6 Pharmacist Grade-II 55
7 Lab Technician 09
Total 590  Grand Total 2118

The Secretary, Telangana State Public Service Commission is requested to take necessary steps for filling up of the above vacancies through direct recruitment by obtaining the details, such as local cadres of the vacancies as per the Presidential Order (zone/ district etc., as applicable), roster points, qualifications, department guidelines etc., from the concerned authorities and for issue of schedule for recruitment and notification by the Commission accordingly.

The HM&FW Department and the Heads of Departments concerned shall furnish details of all vacant posts authorized in this order, including the local cadre wise vacancy position, roster points and qualifications, department guidelines etc., to the recruiting agency immediately under intimation to Finance Department. The Department shall issue necessary amendments to their service rules / Government Orders as regards recruitment procedure / recruiting agency, wherever necessary, before issue of notification.

G.O.Ms.No.89 Dated:13.07.2016. Read the following:- 1. HM&FW(B1)Department, U.O.No.11726/B1/2015, dt.11.07.2016.

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The Commissioner, Information and Public Relations Department, Hyd in his letter has informed that the State Government has constituted the Accreditation Committee under the Chairmanship of Sri K. Ramachandra Murthy for preparing Telangana State Media Accreditation Policy/ Rules / Guidelines in place of existing A.P. Media Accreditation Rules,2005. The Committee has examined and reviewed the existing Accreditation Rules issued vide G.O.Ms.No.96, G.A(I&PR)Dept., dt. 08.03.2006, clause by clause and submitted its report duly recommending certain amendments in the existing rules wherever felt necessary. The recommendations of the committee were re-examined in the series of meetings attended by the Hon’ble Chairman, Telangana State Press Academy, Hyderabad, Commissioner, Information and Public Relations Department and two representatives of each of three Journalists Union and finalized the Accreditation Policy/ Guidelines, keeping in view the requirement in the present media setup.

The Commissioner, Information and Public Relations Department, I&PR has proposed the draft Telangana Media Accreditation Rules 2016 and requested to adopt the A.P. Media Accreditation Rules 2005 as amended in the proposal.

Telangana Media Accreditation Rules 2016

1. SHORT TITLE AND APPLICATION:

a) These rules may be called the “Telangana State Media Accreditation Rules, 2016”.

b) These rules shall apply to grant of accreditation to the Media Representatives at the State Level and in the Districts of Telangana State.

2. DEFINITIONS: In these rules unless the context otherwise requires:

a) “Accreditation” means the recognition of a Media representative by the Government for the purpose of access to all sources of official information in the Government.

b) “Accreditated Media Representative” means the Media Representative who has been granted accreditation in accordance with these rules.

c) “Big Daily” means Newspaper having a circulation of above 75,000 copies per day or as decided by the Registrar of Newspapers of India from time to time;

d) “Bureau Chief” means the Head of the Bureau of a Newspaper or Periodical or News Agency or Satellite News Channel or Cable News Channel at State or District Level.

e) “Cable News Channel” means a cable television network registered under Cable Television Networks (Regulations) Act, 1995 having at least 3 news bulletins of 30 minutes every day.

f) “Collector” means the Collector of the District concerned;

g) “Commissioner” means the Commissioner of Special Commissioner or the Director;

h) “Committee” means the State or the District Media Accreditation Committee.

i) “Department” means the Information and Public Relations Department;

j) “DPRO” means the District Head of the District concerned;

k) “Editor” means the person who is declared as Editor of Newspaper/ Periodical / News Agency / Satellite News Channel / Cable News Channel.

l) “Electronic News Media” means Satellite News Channel or Cable News Channel.

m) “Government” means the Government of Telangana.

n) “Government Media Unit” means;

i. The news unit of Doordarshan, All India Radio, Press Information Bureau, News Reel Unit and periodical of Government of India.

ii. The Publicity Cell, Media Relations Section, Photo Section, Publication Section, Video Unit, News recording unit, Periodical unit, PR wing and Information Engineering wing of the Information and Public Relations Department.

iii. The News Unit of the Telangana State Film, Television and Theatre Development Corporation (TSFTvTDC).

o) “Media Representative” means the Press Representative, Government Media Representative, Electronic News Media representative;

i. “Press Representative” means the Editor, Bureau Chief, Correspondent,

Reporter, Desk Journalist, Photographer, Cartoonist, Sports Correspondent, Cultural Correspondent or Film Correspondent representing any Newspaper, Periodical, News Agency.

ii. “Government Media Representative” means the representative of Official Media Units of the Government of India, Government of Telangana and Telangana State Film,

Television and Theater Development Corporation.

iii. “Electronic News Media Representative” means the Editor, Bureau Chief,

Correspondent, Reporter, Desk Journalist, Sports Correspondent, Cultural

Correspondent, Film Correspondent of any Electronic News Media.

p) “News Media” means the Newspaper or Periodical or News agency or Electronic News Media.

q) “News Paper” means a daily newspaper containing news of public interest in at least 50% space out of total print area;

r) “Medium Daily” means Newspaper having circulation between 25,001 to 75,000 copies per day or as decided by the Registrar of Newspapers of India from time to time.

s) “Small Daily” means the Newspaper having a circulation upto 25,000 copies per day or as defined by the Registrar of Newspapers of India from time to time;

t) “Periodical” means ‘weekly’ or ‘fortnightly’ or ‘monthly’ containing news of public interest other than caste based and religion based periodicals having a circulation of at least 2,000 copies per issue in the State.

u) “News Agency” means the ‘News agency’ dealing with News of Public Interest and supplying the same to Newspapers / Periodicals / Electronic News Media.

v) “Satellite News Channel” means a News and Current Affairs TV Channel broadcast through satellite in India and approved/permitted by the Ministry of I&B, Govt. of India and having at least 50% of the content as news.

w) “Working Journalist” means any journalist as defined in the Working Journalists (Conditions of Service and Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, 1955 & as per the recommendations of Majithia Wage Board and as amended from time to time.

x) “Notice” means seven days notice in advance to the members of the Accreditation Committee prior to the date of meeting. In case of emergency 48 hours prior intimation to the date of meeting.

y) “Quorum” means a minimum of half of the total members of the Accreditation Committee.

z) “State” means the State of Telangana;

3. TERM AND COMPOSITION OF THE COMMITTEE:

1. (a) There shall be a State Media Accreditation Committee for the State and a District Media Accreditation Committee for every district in the State;

(b) The term of the said committees is two years from the date of appointment. However the Committee shall continue to function till a new committee is constituted. The Committee shall meet once in three months or as and when necessary.

(c) In case of resignation or death of a member, the vacancy shall be filled with an alternative member, by obtaining nomination from the respective body or by getting nomination from the nominating authority, as the case may be.

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4. SCOPE AND PERIOD OF ACCREDITATION:

a) Accreditation may be given in accordance with the rules to the Editors /Media Representatives at the State level and in the Districts as recommended from time to time by the Committee concerned. The members of the State Media Accreditation Committee shall also be given accreditation at State level.

b) Accreditation is personal and not transferable;

c) Accreditation shall not confer any official or any special status for media representatives;

d) Accreditation shall be issued to a media representative to pursue the profession of journalism and not for any other purposes;

e) An accredited media representative shall not use the words “Accredited to the Government of Telangana” on visiting cards, letter heads or on any other form or on any other literature;

f) When an accredited media representative ceases to represent the media organization on whose behalf he /she is accredited or when the Newspaper or Periodical or News agency or Electronic News Media ceases to function, the fact shall be brought to the notice of the Commissioner /Collector in writing within (fifteen) 15 days by both the representative and the Editor /Bureau Chief and the accreditation card shall be returned to the Commissioner or the Collector. If the representative fails to surrender the accreditation card within three months from the date on which he /she ceases to represent the organization, he /she shall not be extended the accreditation facility for a period of two years, even if he /she represents any other organization subsequently. If any accredited Media representative ceases to represent the media organization and fails to surrender the card, the organization also should be made accountable and the Media organization shall not be issued another card applied in place of the un surrendered card, even if the organization is eligible otherwise.

g) The period of accreditation for the Media Representatives at the State Headquarters and at District shall be for two years.

h) Officers of any Department authorized by the Commissioner or the Collector shall be permitted to cross check the circulation and other details of the Newspapers /Periodicals /News Agency /Electronic News Media.

i) The Members of the Committee authorized by the Commissioner /Collector shall be permitted to make surprise and random checks to verify the circulation and other details of the Newspapers /Periodicals /News Agency /Electronic News Media.

5. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR NEWSPAPERS:

The following factors are to be taken into consideration for issue of accreditations in respect of Newspapers:

(a) A daily newspaper having RNI Certification and a minimum circulation of 2,000 copies is eligible for accreditation to its Representatives.

(b) The minimum size of the daily newspapers for accreditation eligibility shall be as mentioned in the Schedule A to E.

(c) The contents of the newspapers shall include news emanating from the Government and its departments on social, political, economic, developments and other matters of public interest / public importance. The newspaper should contain 50% news out of the total print area, such as articles, reports, editorial, current news but not fiction;

(d) A daily newspaper shall be published not less than 6 (Six) days in a week.

(e) A daily Newspaper is entitled for one accreditation to its Editor or to the Correspondent recommended by the Editor from the date of its commencement initially. The additional accreditations

shall be considered only after empanelment with Commissioner or after completion of six months period from its date of commencement whichever is later.

(f) No daily Newspaper shall be extended accreditation facility without Registrar of Newspapers of India registration number.

(g) The Big and Medium Newspapers shall submit Audit Bureau of Circulation or Indian Readership Survey Certificate in support of the circulation claimed and the Chartered Accountant Certificate shall not be accepted as proof of circulation. However, the Committee may consider the Chartered Accountant Certificate as proof of circulation in case of new dailies for a maximum period of three years from the date of commencement.

(h) The Small Newspapers shall submit either Audit Bureau of circulation or CA certificate as proof of circulation.

(i) The entitlement of number of accreditations at State and District Headquarters for big, medium and small dailies shall be governed by the criteria mentioned in Schedules A to E appended.

(j) The management of Newspapers shall supply one copy of their daily newspaper each to the office of the Commissioner and D.P.R.O. of the district concerned depending upon its place of publication and shall obtain acknowledgment on at least 25 days of every month.

6) ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR PERIODICALS:

The following factors are to be taken into consideration in respect of periodicals:

(a) A periodical having a minimum circulation of 5,000 copies having empanelment with Commissioner is eligible for issue of Accreditation to its Editor or its representatives at the State level;

(b) A periodical having a minimum circulation of 2,000 copies is eligible for issue of accreditation to its Editor or its representatives at the district level at publishing centre only;

(c) No periodical shall be extended accreditation facility without valid RNI registration;

(d) Periodical shall submit ABC or Chartered Accountant Certificate in support of the circulation claimed.

(e) The contents of the periodicals shall include news emanating from the Governments and its Departments and 50% of articles should be on current, social, political, economic and other matters of public interest:

(f) A Weekly shall publish not less than 45 (forty five) issues, a fortnightly not less than 22 (twenty two) issues and a monthly not less than 11 (eleven) issues in a year;

(g) The eligibility criteria for accreditation to the periodicals are mentioned in the Schedule-H;

(h) The Minimum standing of the periodical shall be one year.

(i) The big, medium and small magazines as per category A,B and C (as decided by Commissioner) are eligible for accreditations as shown in schedule H subject to fulfillment of other prescribed conditions.

Telangana State  Journalist Accreditation Rules 2016

7. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR NEWS AGENCIES:

The following factors are to be taken into consideration for issue of accreditation in respect of news agencies at State level or local news agencies at District Level:

(a) The news agency shall be registered under Shops and Establishments Act, Companies Act at the time of commencement and its standing should be more than five years at State level and three years at Districts;

(b) The news agency should have a minimum staff of 5 (five) including two correspondents and one Photographer;

(c) The minimum gross annual income of the news agency at state level should be more than Rs.10,00,000/- from journalistic activities;

(d) The News Agency should have minimum ten paying subscribers from among empanelled newspapers.

(e) The News Agency at District level must have an average workload of atleast 100 news items per month in last one year published with By-line/Date line in their names and submit clippings of the same for consideration of issue of accreditations.

(f) The News agency shall have Computer with internet facility, Telephone or fax facilities and messenger service to supply news or photographs to its subscribers;

(g) The News agency shall submit the Annual Income Certificate by the Chartered Accountant along with application for fresh or renewal of accreditations;

(h) The nature of service of news agency shall be responsible, impartial and non-communal in nature;

(i) The entitlement for News agencies attached to a single Newspaper are already included in the entitlement of Newspaper and no additional Accreditation shall be issued.

(j) The entitlement for Accreditation for News Agencies at State Level and District level is detailed in Schedule I and J.

8. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR ELECTRONIC NEWS MEDIA:

(a) The Electronic News Media having a minimum standing of one year is eligible for accreditation;

(b) The nature of telecast shall be responsible, impartial, non-communal and shall uphold the social and cultural fabric of this country;

(c) Only Satellite Channels with 50% news content and Cable News Channels having telecast of minimum 3 news bulletins of 30 minutes each day are eligible for accreditation.

(d) The Cable Channels must be registered under the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act 1995.

(e) The satellite channel must be approved / permitted by Ministry of I&B, Govt. of India.

(f) The entitlement of accreditations as detailed in the Schedule-F and G;

9. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR MEDIA REPRESENTATIVES:

The representatives of Newspapers, Periodicals, Satellite News or Cable News Channels, News Agencies such as Editors, Bureau Chiefs, Correspondents, Reporters, Desk Journalists, Photographers, Correspondent-cum-Photographers, Correspondent-cum-Cameramen, Sports, Films, Cultural Correspondents, Cartoonists etc., shall fulfill the following conditions for issue of accreditation:

(a) His / her full time avocation shall be profession of journalism;

(b) The State Media Accreditation Committee shall issue accreditations at State level to the media representatives who fulfill the norms prescribed in these rules;

(c) The Media Representative’s residence shall be within the State or Delhi for issue of accreditation at State level;

(d) The Dist. Media Accreditation Committee shall give accreditation at the District/ Constituency/Mandal level to the bonafide media representatives who fulfill the norms stipulated in these rules;

(e) The Media Representative’s residence shall be within the district for which accreditation is sought for issue of accreditation at District/Constituency/Mandal level;

(f) Accreditations at State level / District level shall be given only on the basis of authorization

given by the Editor/Bureau Chief of the concerned Media Organisation.

(g) Accreditations at Constituency/Mandal level shall be given on the basis of letter from Editor or Bureau Chief. In case of Big Newspapers, if the letter from Editor or Bureau is not available then the Accreditation can be given on the basis of producing press clippings written by them for the Newspaper in which he / she is working with their By-line. The number of press clippings shall not be less than ten per month for six months prior to his/her application.

(h) He / She shall not be an employee of any other organization including Government Department, Public Sector Undertakings and Local Bodies etc.,

(i) The Correspondents and Desk Journalists at State and District level must be having qualification of a degree in any subject from a recognized University or must possess accreditations for the last ten consecutive years.

(j) The Correspondents and Desk Journalists at Constituency level must be Intermediate passed and those at Mandal level must be SSC passed or having equivalent qualification.

(k) He/ She shall have spent not less than five, three and two consecutive years in the profession of journalism for accreditation at State level, District level and at Constituency/Mandal level respectively. The proof of experience for the correspondents at Constituency/Mandal level shall be the identity card issued by the management or the earliest news clipping written with by-line on his/her name.

10. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR INDEPENDENT CORRESPONDENT/ PHOTOGRAPHER/ CARTOONIST:

(a) An independent correspondent/ photographer/cartoonist who has experience of a minimum of 10 years in a newspaper or news agency or Government media or Electronic News Media may be considered for issue of accreditation on his/her application if his/her principal avocation continues to be journalism.

(b) An independent correspondent shall submit at least twelve articles published with by-line of his / her name in big / medium dailies in the year preceding to the date of application.

(c) Independent photographers/Cartoonists shall submit at least twenty four photo /cartoon clippings published in big/medium dailies in the year preceding to the date of application along with a certificate to the effect of submission by him/her from the respective organizations.

(d) The veteran journalists, who have put in not less than 25 years in the field of Journalism, can be issued accreditation as Independent Journalist on application.

(e) Retired officers of the I & PR Department in the rank of Public Relations officer or above closely associated with media during their tenure of service and pursuing the activity of journalism can be considered for issue of accreditation on application.

11. ELIGIBILITY CRETERIA FOR GOVERNMNT MEDIA REPRESENTATIVES:

a) He / She shall have minimum one year experience in the media units of Government of India or State Government or TSFTvTDC.

b) The following categories may be considered for issue accreditations to Media units namely:-

(1) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA:

(a) The News Editor/ Correspondents/Cameramen of News Unit of Doordarshan;

(b) The New Editor/ Correspondents of the News Unit of All India Radio;
(c) The Representatives of the Press Information Bureau;

(d) The News Reel Officer of Films Division;

(e) The Representatives of the Periodicals of the Government of India.

(2) STATE GOVERNMENT – I & PR DEPARTMENT:

(a) The Officers and staff of PR wing of the level of Publicity Assistant and above

(b) The Officers of Information Engineering wing up the level of Information Technician and above.

(c) Photographers/Assistant Photographers
(d) Video cameramen/Assistant Video Cameramen;

(e) The Operators working in the News Recording Unit;
(f) The Representatives of the State Government periodicals.

(3) TELANGANA STATE FILM, TELEVISION AND THEATRE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION:

(a) The Representatives of the level of Assistant Manager and above.
(b) The Video cameramen/Assistant Video cameramen.

12. PROCEDURE FOR ACCREDITATION:

(a) The Editor / Bureau Chief / Head of the Govt. Media Unit / Independent Journalist shall apply to the Commissioner for issue of accreditation for the media representatives at State level and to the Collector for Media Representatives in the District in the prescribed proforma. A Constituency / Mandal level correspondent of big newspapers may apply for accreditation at the Constituency / Mandal level directly after satisfying the conditions laid down in the Rule 9

(g) . In case, letter from the Editor/Bureau Chief is not available, in such cases, the DPRO shall verify the credentials of correspondent and make a recommendation to the Committee for accreditation.

(b) All the applications for accreditation shall be placed before the respective Committee and accreditation will be granted on the recommendations of the Committee by the Commissioner at State level and Collector in the Districts.

(c) If the Committee decides not to grant accreditation to an applicant, the fact of such decision shall be recorded in its minutes and communicated to the organization or individual concerned, if requested.

(d) If the Editor requests the Commissioner through the Collector for increasing the number of accreditations at a place close to publishing centers, while agreeing to reduce that number from its quota of the publishing centers, the Commissioner may authorise for transfer of a maximum of five accreditations from the publishing center to the nearby place on the merits of the case;

(e) The Commissioner, at State level and the Collector in the District may issue temporary accreditation, in special cases, to the Media representatives for maximum period of three months in a year to facilitate them to cover specific events.

13. WITHDRAWAL OF ACCREDITATION:

(1) The Committee/Commissioner/Collector may suspend, withdraw the accreditation issued to any media representative under the following circumstances:

(a) If an accredited representative is engaged in non-journalistic activities or conducts himself/herself in an unprofessional or undignified manner or uses his professional offices for unprofessional or unethical purposes:

(b) If an accredited representative is found to have given false information fully about himself/herself or about his/her organization and if the committee, after given reasonable opportunity is satisfied that the charges are true;

(c) If the Government/Commissioner gives permission to prosecute the accredited representative for defamation.

(d) If the organization ceases to function or ceases to fulfill the conditions of eligibility;

(e) If the representative ceases work in the organization;

(f) If the Editor or Bureau Chief or Head of the Media Unit or Private Electronic Media wants cancellation of accreditation to their representatives.

(g) If the Newspaper/Periodical/News agency do not give accurate and authentic circulation figures, gross annual income and other data as prescribed in these rules.

14. APPEAL:

The aggrieved applicant or organisation shall be entitled to make an appeal for reconsideration to the Commissioner for district level accreditation and to the Secretary, Information and Public Relations for State level accreditation.

15. REVIEW:

(a) There shall be a review of the list of accreditation by the SMAC and by the DMAC annually;

(b) For purposes of such a review, information regarding circulation, gross revenue and eligibility criteria as prescribed in these rules are to be furnished by the organizations;

(c) The Commissioner/Collector may communicate the decision of State Media Accreditation Committee/District Media Accreditation Committee as the case may be to the concerned organizations whenever necessary.

16. Notwithstanding anything contained in these rules, Government shall be free to take any action warranted by circumstances in the matter relating to accreditation and the decision of the Government shall be final.

G.O.Ms.No.239 Dated:15.7.2016 Read the following:- 1. G.O.Ms.No.96, G.A(I&PR)Dept., dt.08.03.2006 2. G.O.Ms.No.108, G.A(Ser.A)Dept., dt.24.02.2015 3. G.O.Ms.No.197, G.A(I&PR)Dept., dt.23.05.2016 4. G.O.Ms.No.65, G.A(I&PR)Dept., dt.01.03.2016 5. From the Commr,I&PR., Lr.No.8604/MR/2015,dt.25.05.2016

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Director of Animal Husbandry, Telangana, Hyderabad has informed that, the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Telangana State have categorically agreed to extend 75% subsidy on the interest levied by the NCDC, New
Delhi to the beneficiaries under NCDC programme on par with Pavala Vaddi Scheme, during the meeting held on 18.02.2016 at National Academy of Construction (NAC), Hitech City, Hyderabad. Further, requested the Department to submit necessary proposal to the Government on Telangana Pavala Vaddi Scheme for Sheep & Goat Sector.

Managing Director, TSSGDCFL, Hyderabad vide Lr.No.234/TSSGDCFL/T2/2015, Dt.25.02.2016 has submitted proposal, under NCDC programme 60% of the unit cost will be released as loan from NCDC, New Delhi, 20% subsidy will be released from Government of India and 20% will be borne by beneficiary. The NCDC, New Delhi will charge 11.75% interest on 60% of the loan released from NCDC. The loan amount has to be repaid within (7) years along with the interest.

Telangana Pavala Vaddi Scheme for Sheep & Goat Sector

The Director of Animal Husbandry, Telangana Hyderabad has stated that, there are about 5.12 lakh families are directly or indirectly dependent on sheep & goat rearing for their livelihoods and most of them are small, marginal and landless labour who are under below Poverty Line. The small ruminant sector is suitable to the Agro Climatic conditions of Telangana and the sector provides sustainable income to the rural farmers
even during the drought conditions.

The Director of Animal Husbandry, Telangana Hyderabad has stated that, an amount of Rs.1309.00 lakhs has been released as 60% loan from NCDC for the 1st year outlay towards implementation of NCDC programme in Mahabubnagar District and further an amount of Rs.2490.00 lakhs as 60% loan for the 2nd year outlay is going to be released shortly. Thus, an amount of Rs.3799.00 lakhs programme is being implemented for the benefit of 4977 beneficiaries in Mahabubnagar District.

The Director of Animal Husbandry, Telangana Hyderabad has further stated that, a new proposal of NCDC with an outlay of Rs.398.88 crores in which Rs.234.48 crores as 60% loan from NCDC for the benefit of 33824 beneficiaries in the remaining 8 Districts of Telangana state has been submitted to NCDC, New Delhi and the funds are expected to be released shortly. This programme is phased out in three years with the releases of
20%, 40% and 40% in 1st, 2nd and 3rd years respectively.

Basing on the above proposals of Mahabubnagar and 8 Districts, year wise, Government share as 75% interest and beneficiary share 25% interest against the interest levied by the NCDC has been worked out, an amount of Rs.9803.72 lakhs as 75% subsidy is required from the state Government against the interest levied by the NCDC for a period of (7) years. Out of which, the interest amount required for the next financial year i.e., 2016-17 is Rs.748.89 lakhs. Further, an amount of Rs.3271.62 lakhs of interest against the NCDC loan for a period of (7) years as Pavala Vaddi will be borne by the beneficiaries.

Therefore, the Director of Animal Husbandry, Telangana Hyderabad has requested the Government to accord permission to sanction 75% subsidy of Rs.9803.72 lakhs on the interest levied by the NCDC, New Delhi on par with Pavala Vaddi programme of State Government for the development of Sheep & Goat Sector and also keeping the larger interest of poor shepherd community in the State.

In the circumstances explained by the Director of Animal Husbandry, Telangana, Hyderabad, Government after careful examination hereby accord permission to DAH., TS., Hyd., to sanction 75% subsidy of Rs.9803.72 lakhs on the interest levied by the NCDC, New Delhi spread over seven years on par with Pavala Vaddi programme of State Government for the development of Sheep & Goat Sector. The expenditure on above will be debited from the Head of Account 2403-00-800- 11-27-310-312 (Plan).

The Director of Animal Husbandry, Telangana, Hyderabad shall take necessary action accordingly.

This order issues with the concurrence of Finance (EBS.II) Department vide their U.O.No. 8444/127/A2/EBS.II/2016, dt. 13.07.2016.

AHDD&F Dept., – Implementation of Integrated Small Ruminant Development Programme under NCDC Scheme in Telangana State – Extending of 75% subsidy (Pavala Vaddi) on interest levied by the NCDC, New Delhi – Orders – Issued. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY, DAIRY DEVELOPMENT & FISHIRIES (AH) DEPARTMENT
G.O.MS.No. 19 Dated: 20-07-2016 Read: From the DAH., T.S., Hyd., L Lr.No.1565 /F /2016, Dt. 26.02.2016

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Government of Andhra Pradesh orders with Go MS 340 on 21 July 2016 were issued as a Policy for allotment of Government lands for locating the offices of the Recognized Political Parties on lease basis, according to which a provision was made to allot land not exceeding Ac.1.00 on 30 years lease basis renewable for a further period as agreed up on at the option of the lessee, in the State and the District Head Quarters to the recognized political parties which do not already own any land or building, subject to availability and certain conditions.

2. Although, the G.O. prescribed the allotment on lease basis yet in actual implementation in several cases, the land was allotted on alienation basis in relaxation of the above G.O. on the basis of representations of the political parties. Further, there was no prescription about the rate of lease in the G.O. In actual implementation, the lease and alienations have been made on nominal rate without uniformity and also, there was no eligibility criteria for the political parties.

3. Government have therefore felt the need of revising the above said policy and bringing out a New Policy, so as to bring out uniform guidelines in the matter of allotment.

4. Government, in supersession of the G.O. read above, hereby approve the “Revised Policy” to allot the land to the National Political Parties/ Recognized State Political Parties in the State who do not have any land or building in the State and the District Headquarters, as follows :

Government Land to National & State Political Parties in Andhra Pradesh

I. Extent of land eligible in Capital City/ CRDA area:

Category (1): The National Political Parties/ Recognized State Political Parties having more than 50% strength in Lower House (Assembly) will be eligible upto an extent of Ac.4.00 cents of land.

Category (2): If the strength is ranging from 25% to 50% in Lower House, they shall be eligible upto half acre of land.

Category (3): If the strength is below 25% in Lower House but there is atleast one Member in either of the Houses, they shall be eligible upto 1,000 Sq. Yards.

II. Extent of land eligible in the District Head Quarters:
Category (1): The National Political Parties/ Recognized State Political Parties having more than 50% strength in Lower House (Assembly) will be eligible upto an extent of upto Ac.2.00 cents of land

Category (2): If the strength is ranging from 25% to 50% in Lower House, they shall be eligible upto 1,000 Sq.Yards of land.

Category (3): If the strength is below 25% in Lower House but there is atleast one Member in either of the Houses, they shall be eligible upto 300 Sq. Yards of land.

Rules for Allotment of Land

III. Period of lease: 33 Years, renewable upto total 99 years, provided the Party survives.

IV. Lease Rent: Rs.1,000/- per acre per annum.

V. Sanctioning Authority: The Government shall be the Sanctioning Authority for allotment of land.

VI. Conditions: The allotment of land shall be subject to the following conditions in addition to the normal conditions under Board Standing Orders :-

(a) The land shall be used for the purpose for which it is allotted. It shall not be further alienated or leased.

(b) The land shall be for exclusive use of the Political Party.

(c) The land shall not be used for any Commercial purpose.

(d) The allottee shall commence and complete the construction of the building on the land within one year from the date of issue of the allotment orders.

(e) For violation of any conditions of the allotment, the alienation/ lease shall automatically stand terminated/ cancelled and the land along with the building shall be resumed by the Government without payment of any cost for any structures or such other improvements that might have been constructed/ carried out by the alienee/ lessee on the land.

(f) The District Collector shall be the authority to cancel and resume the land from the allottee for violation of conditions as well as for non utilization of land.

5. The Special Chief Secretary & Chief Commissioner of Land Administration, and all the District Collectors shall take further necessary action accordingly in the matter.

( BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH )

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Telangana state with GO 181 and 182 Government of India suggested that the District and the State Level Monitoring Committees to be constituted to appreciate the importance of their role and activate the mechanism to enforce the provisions of the Cable Television Network (Regulation) Act, 1955, and rules framed therein, and directed the State Government to constitute a Monitoring Committee at State Level and at District Level, for effective implementation of Cable Television Network (Regulation) Act, and Rules.

2. Government, therefore, hereby constitute the State Level Committee for effective implementation of the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act, with the following Members and the senior most Prl.Secretary below shall preside over the meeting:

Telangana Level Monitoring Committee

i. The Principal Secretary to Government, Revenue(CT & Ex.) Department

ii. The Principal Secretary to Government, Home Department

iii. The Secretary to Government, Information & Public Relations Department

iv. Director, Doordarshan Kendra, Hyderabad

v. Commissioner (Information & Public Relations) Department, Telangana State, Hyderabad.

vi. Commissioner, Commercial Taxes, Telangana State, Hyderabad.

3. The functions of the State Level Monitoring Committee are as follows:-

i. To see whether District/Local Committees have been formed and meeting regularly.

ii. To see whether the Authorised Officers are effectively performing their duties.

iii. To see how many cases are handled by them and what decisions are arrived at.

iv. To give suggestion/guidance to District/Local Level Committee.

v. To take decision on the matters referred to it by District/Local Level Committee.

vi. To collect data/information from District/Local Level Committee and forward it to secretary, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting Government of India.

vii. To recommend action and forward complaints against satellite channels (National Channels) to the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting through the Chief Secretary of the State in cases of violation of Government of
India’s orders on the Programme and Advertising Codes.

viii. To see that the respect, dignity and self-esteem of Children & Women and other sections are duly protected.:

4. The Committee shall meet at least once a year and submit a detailed annual report for the State, including District-wise data of Cable operators registered within the State and estimated number of TV homes/viewers in the State, to the Ministry of information & Broadcasting, Government of India, before 31st December each year.

District Level Monitoring Committee

Government, therefore, hereby constitute the District Level Committee for effective implementation of the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act, with the following Members and the District Collectors shall preside over the meeting: 

i. The District Collector

ii. Superintendent of Police

iii. Deputy Commissioner (CT) or his representative

iv. District Public Relations Officer

3. The functions of the District Level Monitoring Committee are as follows:-

i. To see whether District / Local Committees have been formed and meeting regularly.

ii. To see whether the Authorised Officers are effectively performing their
duties.

iii. To see how many cases are handled by them and what decisions are arrived at.

iv. To give suggestion/guidance to District/Local Level Committee.

v. To take decision on the matters referred to it by District/Local Level Committee.

vi. To collect data/information from District/Local Level Committee and forward it to secretary, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting Government of India.

vii. To recommend action and forward complaints against satellite channels (National Channels) to the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting through the Chief Secretary of the State in cases of violation of Government of
India’s orders on the Programme and Advertising Codes.

vii. To see that the respect, dignity and self-esteem of Children & Women and other sections are duly protected.

Constitution of District Level Monitoring Committee for effective implementation of the Cable Television Network (Regulation) Act, 1995- Orders REVENUE (CT-II) DEPARTMENT G.O.MS.No. 183 Dated: 21-07-2016 Read:- D.O.Letter No. 4/4/2013-PMU(DAS) , dt. 30-05-2016 from the Secretary, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Govt. of India, New Delhi, addressed to the Chief Secretary to Govt., Telangana State.

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In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) read with clause (e) of sub-subsection (2) of section 116 of The Andhra Pradesh Metropolitan Region and Urban Development Authorities Act, 2016,(AP Act No.5 of 2016), the Government of Andhra Pradesh hereby make the following rules, namely, Machilipatnam Ares Development Land Pooling Scheme RULES 2016”.

Machilipatnam Ares Development Land Pooling Scheme RULES

1. Introduction:

The Government have decided to develop Machilipatnam Area in connection with Deep Water Port and Industrial Corridor etc., Land required for development scheme shall be through land pooling scheme as provided in Chapter-V of the Andhra Pradesh Metropolitan Region and Urban Development Authorities Act, 2016. In keeping with the will of the Government to implement Machilipatnam Area Development Scheme, land procurement mechanism has been designed to be voluntary and based on consensual process of Land pooling. Land Pooling mechanism is mainly adopted for development of the Machilipatnam Area in connection with Deep Water Port and Industrial Corridor etc., In order to make the landowners as partners in the Development of Machilipatnam Area in connection with Deep Water Port and Industrial Corridor etc., the land pooling option is provided. Land Pooling mechanism is mainly adopted wherein land parcels owned by individuals or group of owners are legally consolidated by transfer of ownership rights to the Authority, which later transfers the ownership of a part of the land near Machilipatnam back to the land owners. The broad objective of the scheme is to make the families affected by the Machilipatnam Area Development Scheme as partners in development by adopting the Land Pooling Scheme

2. Short title and Extent

(1) These rules may be called as Machilipatnam Area Development Land Pooling Scheme (Formulation and Implementation) Rules 2016’.

(2) They shall extend to the lands required to make special development scheme for Development of Machilipatnam Area in connection with Deep Water Port and Industrial Corridor etc., to cater to the needs of the State of Andhra Pradesh.

3. Definitions. (1) In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires:–

(a) ‘Act’ means the Andhra Pradesh Metropolitan Region and Urban Development Authorities Act’ 2016.

(b) ‘Machilipatnam Deep Water Port” means Development of Machilipatnam Deep Water Port and formation of Industrial Corridor etc., in connection with Machilipatnam Deep Water Port and includes the areas proposed for its development.

(c) ‘Authority’ means the Machilipatnam Area Development Authority constituted under section 4(1) of the Act.

(d) ‘Appellate authority’ means the District Collector, Krishna and includes the Joint Collector.

(e) ‘Commercial’ means area set apart for developing commercial space to undertake commercial activity as per the standards and norms laid down in the Machilipatnam Area Development master plan or any other area development plan;

(f) ‘Competent Authority’ means District Collector, Joint Collector, Revenue Divisional Officer, Bandar and includes any other officer not below the rank of Deputy Collector appointed by the Government of Andhra Pradesh.

(g) `Government’ means the Government of Andhra Pradesh;

(h) ‘residential’ means area set apart for developing residential space as per the standards and norms laid down in the Machilipatnam Area Development master plan or any other area development plan;

(i) ‘Website’ in the context of Land Pooling refers to official website of the Authority/District Collector; and

2. Words and expressions used but not defined in these rules shall have meanings assigned to them in the Act.

4. Applicability.:

(1) These rules shall be applicable to the entire notified area by the Competent Authority under rule 6(2) of these rules read with section 17(5) of Andhra Pradesh Metropolitan Region and Urban Development Authorities Act, 2016 for Development of Machilipatnam Area in connection with Deep Water Port and Industrial Corridor etc.,

5. General:

(1) The Authority may undertake to develop a land pooling scheme pursuant to the notification issued under sub-section (5) of section 17 of the Act.

6. Declaration of intention:

(1) Upon the requisition by the District Collector, the Government may appoint any officer not below the rank of a Deputy Collector as Competent Authority for Land Pooling under the functional and administrative control of the District Collector. The District Collector and the Competent Authority shall periodically report the progress of the land pooling to the Principal Secretary, MA & UD, AP, Hyderabad, District Collector, Krishna and Vice-Chairman Machilipatnam Area Development Authority, Machilipatnam and seek guidance for effective pooling together various land parcels

(2) Pursuant to the notification issued under sub-section (5) of section 17 of the Act, the Competent Authority shall issue a notice in Form 1:

(i) Inviting objections and suggestions on the proposed Land Pooling Scheme (LPS) in Form 2 from the land owners within fifteen days from the date of publication;

(ii) inviting participation of land owners in the proposed Land Pooling Scheme by receiving irrevocable consent applications in Form 3 from the land owners;

(3) The notice shall contain the details of public purpose, area, extent, with survey numbers and reputed owners as available in cadastral register along with a plan if any, and shall be published in the manner provided under sub-section
(4) of section 29 of the Act.

(a) The notice shall contain the details of the broad objectives of the scheme, process of the scheme, role and responsibility of the Authority, role of the land owners, area, extent, schedule of boundaries, survey numbers and ownership details available in revenue records, extent of the land reserved under sub-section (4) of section 29 of the Act, the compensation package provided to the land owners/landless families, and other salient features; and shall be published in the following manner:

(i) in the District Gazette;

(ii) in two daily newspapers circulating in the locality of such area of which one shall be in Telugu;

(iii) in Telugu in the Gram Panchayat, Municipality or Municipal Corporation, as the case may be and in the offices of the District Collector, the Revenue Divisional Officer, the Tehsildar, the District Registrar and Sub-registrar in the scheme area; and

(iv) on the website of Municipal Administration and Urban Development Department and Machilipatnam Area Development Authority.

(b) The notice shall also state that a copy of the plan of the proposed area is kept open for inspection of the land owners including the public at the office of the local body concerned, Competent Authority for Land Pooling during office hours and also in the website.

7. Notification of final area:

(1) All the objections and suggestions received pursuant to rule 6(2) and any request for modifying the extent of the scheme area shall be examined in detail, considered and disposed of by the Competent Authority with in fifteen days in Form 4. The final area notification shall be given in Form 5 with in fifteen days from the date of such orders.

(2) An appeal lies to the District Collector, Krishna on the orders of the Competent Authority within seven days from the date of receipt of orders of the Competent Authority under rule 7(1) and such orders shall be final.

8. Declaration of ownership (section 22(1) and section 24 of the Act): (1) Upon receipt of irrevocable consent application in Form 3 public or individual notice in Form 6 shall be sent to the landowner or public in general in accordance with procedure laid down under section 120 of the Act, seeking ownership records, encumbrances and objections on ownership, extent and boundaries, within fifteen days from the date of issue of notice in Form 6

(2) Verification of the title, extent and boundaries of the land parcels shall be done with reference to:

(i) the cadastral record such as Re-survey Register (RSR), Adangal, Field Measurement Book (FMB), Record of Rights (RoR) registers and such other registers available with the Collector;

(ii) the registration record (conveyance record) consisting of all types of registered documents, encumbrance certificates, link documents and such other records available with Registrar;

(iii) records available with religious and charitable institutions / wakf institutions

(iv) the enjoyment survey duly demarcating possession / ownership of the applicant; and

(v) hearing / enquiry conducted by the Competent Authority.

(3) Determination of Government lands, assigned lands, endowment lands, wakf lands, bhoodan lands, forest lands or such other categories of lands shall be done by the Competent Authority after due verification as per rule 8(2) after considering the rival claims and objections received;

Provided that while determining the ownership of such lands:

(i) lands belonging to endowments or wakf shall be treated on par with patta lands in terms of payment of benefits;

(ii) unsettled Inam lands may be got settled by the concerned authority following the procedure under Inams Abolition Act;

(4) The Competent Authority shall examine the Form 3 claims and the rival claims received duly verified as specified in rule 8(2), and pass orders in Form 7 under his revenue seal and signature declaring the ownership and extent. Such orders shall contain true owners, apportionment of the land if any, entitlement of residential and commercial Reconstituted Plots (RP) and option for joint allocation.

(5) Payment of benefits may commence after issue of Form 7 orders duly taking possession of the land for development from the owner / owners.

(6) Such cases where disputes with regard to land ownership remain unresolved shall be referred to a Court of competent jurisdiction duly depositing the benefit payments, and such referral shall not act as a bar for including the land under the land pooling scheme.

(7) Registration of Form 3 claims supported by Form 7 orders shall be done by registrar suo-moto and such registration shall be exempted from Stamp duty and Registration fee.

9. Draft LPS:

(1) As soon as may be, after the notification of intention to make the Land Pooling Scheme, the Competent Authority shall complete the preparation of the draft LPS within

(180) days.

(2) The draft LPS shall consist of:

(i) combined sketch with area statement duly taking technical support from Assistant Director Survey & Land Records;

(ii) demarcation of village site / habitation planning boundary for purpose of village development plan;

(iii) list of eligible landowners with area statement and entitlements;

(iv) demarcation sketch duly showing the original lands belonging to landowners covered by orders of the competent authority.

(v) Reconstituted plot as far as possible within the developed area earmarked for the land owners belonging to this LPS area of the scheme.

(vi) The draft LPS shall contain explanatory note explaining the salient features of the proposed development scheme.

(3) Competent Authority shall publish draft LPS in Form 8 calling for objections or suggestions from the land owners giving a time period of thirty days from the date of such notice, in the manner specified in section 31(2) of the Act.

(4) Any person affected by the said draft LPS may submit objections or suggestions of the LPS in Form 9 and the Competent Authority shall consider the same and modify the Scheme with the approval of the District Collector and Vice-Chairperson, Machilipatnam Area Development Authority.

10. Final LPS:

(1) Upon approval, the draft LPS becomes the Final LPS and the Competent Authority shall publish it in Form 10 within fifteen days of approval, in the manner specified in sub-section (2) of section 31 of the Act.

(2) Registrations of land shall be allowed during the period between draft LPS and issue of LPOC. The purchasers of lands from the landowners declared under Form 7 and not covered by Rule 9(2)(ii) shall be the deemed owners under the Act.

11. Vesting of land in Authority and issue of Land pooling ownership certificate.:

(1) After notification of the final LPS, all the lands shall vest absolutely in the Authority free from all encumbrances under sub-section (3) of section 31 and the District Collector may summarily evict illegal occupants and enforce the scheme.

(2) Within thirty days from the date of physical marking of the reconstituted plots earmarked for Development of Machilipatnam Area in connection with Machilipatnam Deep Water Port formation of Industrial Corridor etc., the allotment of reconstituted plots shall be done to landowners by draw of lots, in an objective and transparent manner with due publicity under video cover.

(3) Within thirty days of allotment, the Competent Authority of Machilipatnam Area Development Scheme shall issue a Land Pooling Ownership Certificate [LPOC] in Form 11, which shall be the final proof of the holder’s title to that land and thereafter cause entry of such ownership details into the records of the registration department without any cost to the land owner, by executing mutual conveyance deed on Rs. 100 value stamp paper.

(4) The LPOC shall contain details of the land owner’s original land and reconstituted plot near Machilipatnam along with sketches.

(5) The details of the LPOCs and parcels of land contributed by the land owners for Machilipatnam Area Development Scheme shall be made available on the website.

(6) The copies of the documents, plans and maps relating to the Final LPS shall be sent to the Stamps and Registration department as well as Tahsildar, Machilipatnam and Pedana, where such copies shall be kept and made accessible to the public.

12. Implementation of final LPS:

(1) After the notification of the Final LPS the Authority shall take over all lands allotted to it and shall record the details of all such lands in Form 12 register.

(2) The final LPS notification under rule 10(1) of the Land Pooling for Machilipatnam Area Development Scheme shall be a deemed land development permission by the Authority. The plot owners may apply for development permission accordingly.

(3) Within one year from the date of final LPS notification the Authority will complete the basic formation of roads and physical demarcation and handover physical possession of plots allotted.

(4) After handing over of physical possession of plots, a fresh cadastral record shall be prepared and such record shall be the basis for all registrations.

(5) LPOCs granted shall be registered without charging registration fee from the landowners in accordance the provisions of the Registration Act, 1908 as mentioned under section 25 and section 31(4) of the Act.

(6) Within three years from the date of final LPS in Machilipatnam Development Scheme Area, the Authority will develop the infrastructure in a phased manner.

13. Completion of final Land Pooling Scheme in Machilipatnam Area Development Scheme in connection with Deep Water Port and Industrial Corridor etc.,:

(1) Within a period of thirty days from the date of completion of development of infrastructure, the Collector, Krishna, Machilipatnam will publish a notice of Completion of the final Land Pooling Scheme in Form 13 in Machilipatnam Area development scheme area duly furnishing the details of completion of the works along with the necessary infrastructure plans.

(2) Within thirty days after preparation of fresh cadastral record, the Collector, Krishna, Machilipatnam shall publish in Form 14 the details of reconstituted plots after carrying out mutations in Land Records.

(3) Upon verification of the above details, the Collector, Krishna will issue the Completion Certificate in Form 15 along with layout of final Land Pooling Scheme.

14. Maintenance of the common infrastructure and facilities after issue of completion certificate:

(1) The Vice-Chairman, Machilipatnam Area Development Authority either on his own or by authorizing another agency direct maintenance of the infrastructure and amenities in Machilipatnam Development Scheme Area

in connection with Deep Water Port and Industrial Corridor etc., by collecting the necessary user charges for such maintenance.

(2) Reconstituted plot owners and any other purchaser of the reconstituted plot shall pay the user charges levied by the agencies responsible for provision of civic services such as roads, street lighting, solid waste management, sewerage treatment facility, water supply, parks and play grounds or such other amenities.

15. Powers of Competent Authority: (1) The Competent Authority or his officers shall be competent to enter and conduct land survey, and establish the true area falling under the land pooling or to confirm true area of the claim of person/persons interested and ascertain the original plot area or the apportionment of land, wherever required.

(2) The Competent Authority or his officers shall have the powers to ascertain the ownership, extent and boundaries under Revenue Acts and other laws in general and specifically:

(i) To summon and examine the witnesses or the records under the Andhra Pradesh Revenue Summons Act, 1969(Act III of 1869);

(ii) To conduct enquires to apportion the respective claims among the multiple persons interested in a parcel of land; and

(iii) To pass orders in Form 7 after establishing the ownership of the land.

16. Miscellaneous:

(1) The Authority’s decision shall be final in all matters relating to Machilipatnam Area Development Scheme in connection with Deep Water Port and Industrial Corridor etc.,.

(2) The Authority, for the purposes of effective preparation and implementation of the Development Scheme, may delegate powers to the extent required to the officers of the Authority / District Collector.

(3) The District Collector may extend time limits for any of the activities mentioned under these rules for valid reasons and shall be competent to frame Forms required under Rules.

(4) The Competent Authority for Machilipatnam Area Development Scheme in connection with Deep Water Port and Industrial Corridor etc., shall act as the grievance redressal officer at any stage. An appeal shall lie to the district collector whose decision shall be final.

SCHEDULE 1 PROCESS OF THE SCHEME:

(1) Notification of declaration of intention to pool lands.

(2) Obtain irrevocable consents.

(3) Invite general objections & suggestions on the intention, dispose objections & suggestions and notify final area under the scheme.

(4) Conduct claim enquiry on consents and pass orders establishing ownership.

(5) Register the claims supported by ownership orders with registration department.

(6) Refer unsettled disputes to courts of competent jurisdiction.

(7) Make benefit payments through interoperability method or any other method.

(8) Prepare draft land pooling scheme, invite objections and notify final land pooling scheme.

(9) Transfer of ownership of rights to the Authority for the purpose of implementing development scheme.

(10) Allot reconstituted plots and issue LPOC in Machilipatnam Deep Water Port and Industrial Corridor development Scheme area.

(11) Complete basic formation of roads and physical demarcation of plots.

(12) Handover physical possession of reconstituted plot to the land owners.

(13) Prepare fresh cadastral record.

(14) Complete infrastructure development.

(15) Demarcate village site / habitation planning boundary for purpose of village development plan.

SCHEDULE II

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITY OF THE AUTHORITY

1. towards land owners under the Machilipatnam Area Development Scheme in connection with Deep Water Port and Industrial Corridor etc,.:

(a) to undertake the implementation of land pooling scheme for Machilipatnam Development Area.

(b) to issue statutory receipt for consent application with documents.

(c) to allot reconstituted plots by lottery after allocation to the landowners in Machilipatnam Area development Scheme who surrendered their lands under Land Pooling Scheme.

(d) the authority shall guarantee the return of reconstituted land and payment of benefits to the landowners for every acre of original land surrendered under Machilipatnam Area Development Scheme.

(e) To convert the plot area into agriculture area, the common area left in a layout shall be added proportionately to the plot area and the returnable land under LPS should be decided and conversion tax paid by landowners for converting agricultural land into layout or proposed layout shall be refunded with 6% interest without paying any annuity

(f) For the farmers who have given their lands of less than one acre in Land Pooling Scheme, will be paid Rs. 30,000/- / 50,000/- for a period of 10 years with yearly increase of Rs. 3000/- / 5000/- respectively for dry lands and wet lands. “This benefit shall be applicable upto the last date of filing applications in Form 3 as announced and for confirming extent, ownership for purpose of ascertaining eligibility to get minimum benefit. Further sub-divisions / claims shall be paid proportionate to extent”. The benefit of yearly payment of Rs. 30,000 / 50,000 shall be extended to only to landowners who surrendered their lands and continue to hold returnable developed plots. Proportionate payment shall be made if part of developed plots are alienated. Purchasers of LPOC or not entitled for payment of annuity. No annuity shall be paid to plots in square yards since they are not for agriculture purpose.

(g) For the owners who gave their lands with structures / poultry / trees etc., embedded to earth will get the valuation of such structure / poultry / trees etc., existing as on the date of notification under Rule-6 in Form 1. The estimated value shall be as per R&B norms for structures / poultries etc., and as per Departmental norms of Horticulture / Forests for trees / topes.

(h) The annual payment will start from the date of handing over possession of the land to the Competent Authority

(i) The Government shall provide pension of Rs. 2,500/- per month per family for a period of 10 years to all landless families through Inter-Operable disbursement method/ any other method through Machilipatnam Region Urban Development Social Security Fund from the date of draft notification under Land Pooling Scheme in Form-9 on the basis of Socio Economic Survey conducted with reference to date for Form-1 notification declaring the intention under Rule-6

(j) Issue statutory land pooling ownership certificate [LPOC] with alienable rights within 9 months of agreement with all willing land owners.

(k) Handover physical possession of reconstituted plot within 1 month from the date of allocation of reconstituted plots to the landowners who surrendered lands under LPS.

(l) Complete the development of the scheme area within 3 years of issue of LPOC.

(m) Provide reconstituted plots in one area to a land owner having original plots in different areas as per the category of original land.

(n) Provide reconstituted plots in one area to different land owners requesting for joint allocation as per the category of original land.

(o) Issue LPOC and pay annuity to the religious institutions or charitable trusts under the purview of endowment department in cases where original lands belong to them.

2. towards development of the area under LPS near Machilipatnam.

(a) to declare areas under land pooling scheme and preparation of layout plans and sector plans based on the requirement of physical infrastructure.

(b) to super impose revenue maps on the approved master plan.

(c) to demarcate all the roads as per layout plan and sector plan within the assembled area and give approval of layout plans/detailed plans.

(d) to develop of sector roads/internal roads/ infrastructure/services (including water supply lines, power supply, rain water harvesting, sewage treatment facilities, water treatment facilities, etc. falling in the share of the land guaranteed to the land owners.

(e) to create infrastructure facilities, roads, parks, cremation facility for all religions, community needs etc. at the city / development area level.

(f) to develop identified land in time bound manner with master plan roads, provision of physical infrastructure, and traffic and transportation infrastructure inclusive of metro corridors.

(g) to complete external development in time bound manner.

(h) to complete development in time and maintain it with all the neighborhood level facilities i.e. open spaces, roads and services.

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SCHEDULE- III

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITY OF THE GOVERNMENT

1. towards land owners:

(a) to provide registration for LPOC without payment of registration charges for the plots allotted near Machilipatnam.

(b) to provide one time exemption from stamps and registration fee, Non-Agricultural Land Assessment and development fee.

(c) to exempt registration fee for registering the agreements with Competent Authority for Development Scheme / LPS.

(d) the purchasers of lands from the landowners declared under Form 7 and not covered by Rule 9(2)(ii) shall be the deemed owners under the Act.

2. towards others residing within the area under Development Scheme:

(a) to provide one time agricultural loan waiver up to one lakh fifty thousand rupees per family to farmers as per prescribed procedure of Government.

(b) to provide interest free loan up to 25 lakhs to all the poor families for self employment.

3. towards other benefits

(1) to provide free education and medical facilities to all those residing as on Notification of declaration of intention.

(2) to enhance the limit under NREGA up to 365 days a year per family.

(3) to establish skill development institution and provide training with stipend to enhance the skills of cultivating tenants, agricultural labourers and other needy persons.

(4) to issue ownership and transit permission through forest department for cutting and sale of teak trees in private lands duly exempting the relevant fees.

(5) to allow standing crop to be harvested.

SCHEDULE- IV

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITY OF THE LAND OWNERS

(1) to give consent application, and facilitate survey and demarcation.

(2) to prove rights over the land.

(3) to transfer ownership rights to the Authority against a guaranteed return of reconstituted plot near Machilipatnam.

(4) not to create any encumbrances after entering into agreement with the Competent Authority for Development Scheme.

(5) to handover physical possession of lands covered by Development Scheme to the Competent Authority for Development of Machilipatnam Area in connection with Deep Water Port and formation of Industrial Corridor etc.,

(6) The owners shall be responsible for the following, namely:-

(a) all the required infrastructure within the Final Plot;

(b) obtaining all ‘No Objection Certificates’ required for the development of the reconstituted plot and following the prevailing Development Promotion Regulations and Building Regulations / Rules depending on the type of development proposed; and

(c) payment of necessary fees and charges as per the rules for the sanction of development permission.

(d) for demarcation of village site / habitation planning boundary for preparation of village development plan

R. KARIKAL VALAVEN

PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT

SECTION OFFICER

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Government of Telangana have reviewed the Direct Recruitment vacancy position in Government Departments and other Institutions under the control of Government of Telangana.After careful examination of the proposals furnished by the Departments and keeping in view of the actual requirement of manpower with reference to the nature of work and activities of the department and also the overall financial implications, Government hereby accord permission to fill(593) vacanciesin various categoriesas shown below through Telangana State Public Service Commission, Hyderabad, in addition to the (434) vacancies in Group-II Services already permitted, vide reference read above.

 The Secretary, Telangana State Public Service Commission is requested to take necessary steps for filling up of the above vacancies through direct recruitment by obtaining the details, such as local cadres of the vacancies as per the Presidential Order (zone / district etc., as applicable), roster points, qualifications, etc., from the concerned authorities and for issue of schedule for recruitment and notification by the Commission accordingly.

All the administrative departments and the Heads of Departments, concerned shall furnish details of all vacant posts authorized in this order, including the local cadre wise vacancy position, roster points and qualifications, etc., to the recruiting agencies immediately under intimation to Finance Department.The Department may issue necessary amendments to their service rules / Government Orders as regards recruitment procedure / recruiting agency, wherever necessary, before issue of notification.

(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF TELANGANA

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Higher Education – Rationalisation and filling up of teaching posts in the A.P. State Universities – Orders – Issued – Reg. Finance (HR.I.Plg. Policy) DEPARTMENT G.O.Ms.No.        Dated27-07-2016

The Higher Education Department in the UO twelfth read above has informed that a five member High Power Committee was constituted for rationalization and to recommend tofill the posts of teachers in University Departments to overcome imbalances in demand and supply of teachers. The Department has stated that the High Power Committee has submitted it’s report and the Government has accepted the recommendations of the High Power Committee with certain changes. The Department has proposed and requested to issue necessary orders for filling up of 1385 teaching posts in various Universities in the State.

After careful examination of the matter Government hereby accord permission for filling up of a total 1385 vacant teaching posts in Universities in two phases i.e., 1104 vacant posts in first phase in the academic year 2016-2017 and 281 vacant posts in second phase during the academic year 2017-2018 as per the recommendations of the High Power Committee as details shown below. The permission now accorded for recruitment to various teaching posts includes the vacant posts for which permission was already accorded in references third to eleventh read above and the recruitment process is at different stages.

The University-wise distribution of teaching posts for filling up in first phase and second phase is given in Annexure-I and Annexure-II respectively appended to this order.

4. As per the recommendations of the High Power Committee the Government hereby issue orders for conversion / down-gradation of 576 posts of Professor / Associate Professor / Physical Director etc., as Associate Professor/Assistant Professor / Assistant P.D. as the case may be as details shown in annexure-III appended to this order.
5. Higher Education (UE) Department shall issue necessary guidelines duly ensuring fair and transparent method of recruitment to the above teaching posts viz, recruitment method, recruiting agency, roster points, ROR etc.

(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH)

AJEYA KALLAM

SPECIAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT

Read the following:

1. GO Rt No 390, H.E. (UE) Department, dated 10.08.2015
2. Report of the High Power Committee on Rationalisation of Teaching staff in Universities in Andhra Pradesh.
3. GO. Ms. No. 56, Finance (SMPC.I) Department, Dated: 21.02.2009.
4. GO. Ms. No. 57, Finance (SMPC.I)Department, Dated: 21.02.2009.
5. GO. Ms. No. 59, Finance (SMPC.IDepartment, Dated: 21.02.2009.
6. GO. Ms. No. 24, Finance (SMPC.I) Department, Dated: 28.02.2011.
7. GO. Ms. No. 215, Finance (SMPC.I) Department, Dated: 23.09.2011.
8. GO. Ms. No. 247, Finance (SMPC.I) Department, Dated: 05.11.2011.
9. GO. Ms. No. 262, Finance (SMPC.I) Department, Dated: 30.09.2013.
10. GO. Ms. No. 263, Finance (SMPC.I) Department, Dated: 30.09.2013.
11. GO. Ms. No. 285, Finance (SMPC.I) Department, Dated: 11.10.2013.
12. Higher Education Department U.O No 6521/UE/A1/15 Dt: 04.07.2016.        

G.O. Ms. No.               Date: 27.07.2016 Annexure-I 

Table showing University-wise and category-wise distribution of  Teaching posts for filling up in first phase in 2016-2017.

G.O. Ms. No.               Date: 27.07.2016 Annexure-II

Table showing University-wise and category-wise distribution of
teaching posts for filling up in second phase in 2017-2018.

G.O. Ms. No  Date: 27.07.2016 Annexure-III

Statement Showing Conversion/Down gradation of Teaching Posts as per HPC Recommendations

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Andhra Pradesh Micro and Small Enterprises Facilitation Council (APMSEFC) at Hyderabad to exercise unlimited pecuniary jurisdiction for the whole of the State of Andhra Pradesh for a period of two years under Section 20 read with Section 21 of the Micro Small and Medium Enterprises Development (MSMED) Act,2006. The term of the council is extended from time to time; and lastly vide G.O. 6th cited, the term of the council
is extended for further 2 years which is expired on 1.6.2016.

2) The Director of Industries & Commerce, Government of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, in his letter 7th read above, has sent proposals for extension of the term of the council for a further period of two (2) years
w.e.f. 2.6.2016 to 1.6.2018 duly including the Additional Director of the office of the Director of Industries, Government of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, as a sixth member.

3) Government after careful consideration of the proposal of Director of Industries, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad decided to constitute the Andhra Pradesh Micro and Small Enterprises Facilitation Council
(APMSEFC) for a further period of period of (2) two years w.e.f., 02-06- 2016 to 01.06.2018 with (6) Six members including the Chairman.

4) Accordingly, the following notification is issued. The notification shall be published in the Andhra Pradesh Gazette extraordinary issue dated 27.07.2016.

N O T I F I C A T I O N

In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 20 read with Section 21 of The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 (Act No.27 of 2006) the Government of Andhra Pradesh hereby constitute the Andhra Pradesh Micro and Small Enterprises Facilitation Council (APMSEFC) for a period of two years with effect from 02-06-2016 to 01.06.2018 with the following members :

1 Director of Industries, Andhra Pradesh, Chairman

2 Additional Director, Director of Industries, GoAP, Hyderabad Member

3 Managing Director, A.P. State Finance Corporation(APSFC), Hyderabad or his Nominee not below the rank of Sr. General Manager Member

4 President, Federation of Andhra Pradesh Small Industries Association (FAPSIA) Ongole or his Nominee who shall be Executive Committee Member nominated by the FAPSIA, President Member

5 President, A.P. Federation of Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FAPCCI) or his nominee who must be
either the Sr. Vice-President or the Vice President Member

6 Convener, State Level Bankers Committee or his Nominee not below the rank of Assistant General
Manager Member

(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH)

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The following transfers and postings are ordered with immediate effect:-

1. Sri Srikant Nagulapalli, IAS (1998), Commissioner, Capital Region Development Authority and Capital Area (CRDA), is transferred and posted as Secretary to Government (Political), General Administration Department, in the existing vacancy.

2. Sri Mudavatu.M.Nayak, IAS (2005), Collector & District Magistrate, Vizianagaram, is transferred and his services are placed at the disposal of Energy, Infrastructure & Investment Department to appoint him as Chairman & Managing Director, Eastern Power Distribution Company Limited, Visakhatanam.

3. Sri Vivek Yadav, IAS (2008), Joint Collector & Additional District Magistrate, Srikakulam District is transferred and posted as Collector & District Magistrate, Vizianagaram District.

4. Dr. Cherukuri Sreedhar, IAS (2009), Joint Collector & Additional District Magistrate, Guntur District is transferred and posted as Commissioner, Capital Region Development Authority and Capital Area (CRDA).
The Collector & District Magistrates of Srikakulam and Guntur Districts are directed to make internal in-charge arrangements for the post of Joint Collector, in their respective District, until further orders.

(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH)

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Para 2 (VII) (h) of the G.O. read above, shall be substituted with the following:- “Once the agreement is reached, the Collector after executing agreements in Form-I and II shall publish the details of land owners including others and their respective share in two news papers inviting claims and objections within (7) days of publication of such notification GO 123 Telangana land acquisition”

The words “GO 123 Telangana land acquisition equivalent costs required for rehabilitation and resettlement of willing land owners and others” occurring in Para 2 (viii) of the G.O. M.S. No.123, Revenue (JA&LA) Department, Dt:30-07-2015 be deleted.

GO 123 Telangana land acquisition

In order to expeditiously procure land for public projects, Government deem it fit to come out with a framework that allows the land owners to participate in the development process by willingly sell their land and properties thereon, for a consideration on the basis of an agreement between land owners and the user department/undertaking/society/authority, here-in-after called as Procuring Agency, as approved by the District Level Land Procurement Committee (DLLPC).

2. To procure land from Willing Land Owners and others, the following procedure is prescribed:-

i) The Procuring Agency will inform the District Collector about the land required for public developmental purpose along with necessary details GO 123 Telangana land acquisition .

ii) On receipt of such information, the District Collector will ascertain the willingness of the land owners for sale of land and property thereon.

iii) Subject to getting willingness from the land owners/authorised representatives for voluntarily selling their land and property, the District Collector shall inform about the number of such sellers, extent of land out of total indent, and likely consideration to the Procuring Agency.

iv) On receiving confirmation from the Procuring Agency, the District Collector shall place the matter before the District Level Land Procurement Committee, as constituted below:

(a) The District Collector of the concerned District – Chairperson

(b) The Joint Collector of the District – Member

c) Land Procurement Officer i.e., SDCs/RDO – Convener

d) S.E./E.E. of Roads & Buildings – Member

e) Representative of the Procuring Agency – Member

f) District Registrar – Member

v) The Land Procurement Officer shall place all connected records of enquiry, valuation statements, encumbrances of preceding (12) years and other relevant records duly verified by him before the District Level Land Procurement Committee.

vi) The District Level Land Procurement Committee may take up local inspections, where deemed necessary

vii) Conduct of the business by the District Level Land Procurement Committee will be as follows:-

a) The Chairman shall preside over all meetings of the Committee.

b) The Committee shall hold negotiations with the persons interested or authorized by them.

c) The Chairperson shall fix the date, time and place of the meetings.

d) The Committee may hear any oral/written representations made in respect of any claim/objection by the interested persons or their authorized representatives.

e) The proceedings or deliberations of the Committee shall be recorded/minuted.

f) Agreement in Form-I shall be attested by all the members.

g) After attesting Form-I, the Convener shall obtain affidavits from concerned interested persons on the same day in Form- II.

h) Once the agreement is reached, the Collector after executing agreements in Form-I and II shall publish the details of land owners including others and their respective share in two news papers inviting claims and objections within (15) days of publication of such notification.

i) After receipt of objections/claims, if any, the District Level Land Procurement Committee shall examine and approve the consideration as detailed at para-2 (viii) below, for sale of land by individual land owners.

j) The District Collector shall requisition necessary funds from the Procuring Agency.

viii) The consideration as agreed by the individual land owner/owners and Procuring Agency before the District Level Land Procurement Committee shall inter-alia, include the value of land and property, perceived loss of livelihood, equivalent costs required for rehabilitation and resettlement of willing land owners and others.

ix) Land owner will give an affidavit that she/he will not have any right to further enhancement of consideration finalised by the Committee to any other forum.

x) While determining the consideration, the District Level Land Procurement Committee shall take into account all taxes as admissible under various Central/State/Local Laws.

xi) On signing of agreement, the District Collector shall ensure registration of Conveyance Deed / Sale Deed in favour of Procuring Agency duly making on-line payment of consideration.

xii) The Government may from time to time issue such guidelines or executive instructions as may be deemed necessary.

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District Collector, Mahabubnagar submitted proposal requesting to accord Administrative Sanction for the work “Improvement to the Road from Mustipally to Anugonda” in Makthal Mandal, Mahabubnagar Dist” with an estimated cost of Rs.40.00 lakhs under CRR grant of 2016-17 in connection with Krishna Pushkaralu, 2016.

Government after careful examination of the Proposal, hereby accord Administrative Sanction for the work “Improvement to the Road from Mustipally to Anugonda” in Makthal Mandal, Mahabubnagar District” with an estimated cost of Rs.40.00 lakhs (Rupees Fourty Lakhs only) in connection with Krishna Pushkaralu 2016. The above expenditure shall be met from the overall savings of the programme.

The Engineer-in-Chief, Panchayat Raj, Hyderabad/District Collector, Mahbubnagar District shall take necessary action.

This order issues with the concurrence of the Finance(EBS-VIII) Department vide their U.O.No.234/256/EBS.VIII/16, dt.21.07.2016

PR&RD Department – Krishna Pushkaralu 2016 – Sanction of work “Improvement to the Road from Mustipally to Anugonda” in Makthal Mandal, Mahabubnagar District” with an estimated cost of Rs.40.00 lakhs – Administrative Sanction – Accorded – Orders – Issued.

PANCHAYAT RAJ & RURAL DEVELOPMENT (PROGS.I) DEPARTMENT G.O.RT.No. 525 Dated: 02/08/2016 Read:
From the Dist.Collector, Mahabubnagar, Lr.No.T3/1006/Krishna Pushkaralu/2015, dated.10.6.2016

Start Date: 12th August 2016 End Date: 23rd August 2016
Govt have issued orders according administrative sanction towards (127) works with an estimated cost of
Rs.13342.70 Lakhs in connection with Krishna Pushkaralu,2016.

Engineer-in-Chief, Panchayat Raj, Hyderabad has submitted the proposal requesting to accord administrative sanction for the work “Providing approach road from Marumunagalla(v) to Pushkarghat in Alampur,  Mahabubnagar District with an estimated cost of Rs.120.00 Lakhs under CRR grant of 2016-17 in connection with Krishna Pushkaralu, 2016.

Government after careful examination of the Proposal, hereby accord Administrative Sanction for the work “Providing approach road from Marumunagalla(v) to Pushkarghat in Alampur, Mahabubnagar District”
with an estimated cost of Rs.120.00 Lakhs (Rupees One Crore and Twenty Lakhs only) under CRR grant of 2016-17 in connection with Krishna Pushkaralu, 2016 in lieu of dropped (3) works already sanctioned in the
G.O. first read above. The above expenditure shall be met from the overall sanction of Rs.13342.70 Lakhs vide reference 1st read above.

The amount sanctioned in para (3) above shall be met from the following Head of Account:-
“MJH 2515 Other Rural Development Programme MH 196 Assistance to Zilla Parishds GH (11) Normal State Plan SH (22) Assistance to PRIs for construct ions of Rural Roads 310 Grants-in-Aid 319 Grant for creation of Assets”

The Engineer-in-Chief, Panchayat Raj, Hyderabad shall take necessary action accordingly.

This order issues with the concurrence of the Finance(EBS-VIII) Department vide their U.O.No.161/238/EBS.VIII/16, dated.20.06.2016. G.O.RT.No. 208 Dated: 12/03/2016 Read the following

1. Memo No.1234/Endts.II/A1/2016-21,dt.22.02.2016 of Rev (Endts) Dept.
2. From the ENC,PR,Hyd, Lr.No.AEEIX/DEE/Krishna Pushkaralau Proposals/2014-15, 10.02.2016

Revenue (Endowments) Dept. have given for approval of the works/activities as proposed by the District Collectors, Nalgonda and Mahabubnagar with an estimated cost of Rs.134.30 Crores to the Panchayat Raj Engineering Department for taking up of the works in connection with ensuing Krishna Pushkaralu, 2016 and also requested to accord Administrative Sanction subject to meeting the expenditure from within the overall
allocation made in B.E. 2016-17.

ENC, PR while enclosing the list of the works has requested the Government to accord administrative sanction for the following works. (i) 127 works with an estimated cost of Rs.13342.70 lakhs by meeting the expenditure from the PR&RD Grant under CRR Grant (Plain) for the
financial year 2016-17.

(ii) 5 Building works with an estimated cost of Rs.87.50 lakhs by meeting the expenditure from the PRED Grant under construction of MPP Grant for the financial year 2016-17.

Government after careful examination of the Proposal of the ENC, PR, hereby accord administrative sanction for an amount of Rs.134.30 croers (Rupees One Thirty four crores thirty lakhs only) for the above works in connection with the ensuing Krishna Pushkaralu ,2016 in Mahabunagar and Nalgonda Districts subject to meeting the expenditure in the overall allocation made in BE 2016-17. The details of works as Annexure I and II appended to this order.

The ENC, PR is requested to take necessary action as per rules in force.

This order issue with the concurrence of the Finance(EBS-VIII) department vide their U.O.No.9164/60/16, dt.9.03.2016. G.O.RT.No. 452 Dated: 29-06-2016

G.O.Rt.No.208, PR&RD(Progs.I) Dept., dt.12.03.2016. 2. From the ENC, PR, Hyd, Lr.No.AEEIX/DEE/Krishna
Pushkaralu/2015-2016, dated.3.5.2016. Engineer-in-Chief, Panchayat Raj, Hyderabad has submitted the proposal requesting to accord administrative sanction for the work “R&B road Amarachintha to Nandimalla cross road via Mastipur” of Mahabubnagar District with an estimated cost of Rs. 330.00 lakhs in place of “R/f R&B road at Atmakur to PJP Dam via Mulamalla & Nandimalla” with an estimated cost of Rs.330.00
Lakhs sanctioned under CRR Grant in connection with Krishna Pushkaralu, 2016 vide G.O.1st read above, as the same work was sanctioned by the Irrigation Dept.

Government after careful examination of the Proposal, hereby cancel the work “R/f R&B road at Atmakur to PJP Dam via Mulamalla & Nandimalla” with an estimated cost of Rs.330.00 Lakhs sanctioned under CRR Grant vide reference 1st read above as the work was sanctioned by the I&CAD Dept. and hereby accord administrative sanction for the work “R&B road Amarachintha to Nandimalla cross road via Mastipur” of Mahabubnagar District with an estimated cost of Rs.330.00 Lakhs (Rupees Three crores and Thirty Lakhs only) under CRR Grant in place of above cancelled work.

The amount sanctioned in para (3) above shall be met from the following Head of Account:-
“MJH 2515 Other Rural Development Programme MH 196 Assistance to Zilla Parishds GH (11) Normal State Plan SH (22) Assistance to PRIs for construct ions of Rural Roads 310 Grants-in-Aid 319 Grant for creation of Assets”

The Engineer-in-Chief, Panchayat Raj, Hyderabad shall take necessary action as per the rules in vogue
G.O.RT.No. 458 Dated: 01-07-2016 1. G.O.Rt.No.208, PR&RD(Progs.I) Dept., dt.12.03.2016. 2. From the ENC, PR, Hyd, Lr.No.AEEIX/DEE/Krishna Pushkaralu/2015-16, dt.13.06.2016

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