38 IPS Officers Transfers and postings in Telangana State on 11 March 2018 notified:

1. Sri T.Krishna Prasad, IPS (RR:1986), Director General of Police, Railways & Road Safety is transferred and posted as Director General, Road Safety Authority.

2. Sri Santosh Mehra, IPS (RR:1987), Additional Director General of Police, who is waiting for posting is posted as Director, RBVRR Telangana State Police Academy vice Sri Jitender, IPS, transferred.

3. Sri Anjani Kumar, IPS (RR:1990) Addl.D.G.P., Law & Order, is transferred and posted as Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City, duly relieving Sri V.V. Srinivasa Rao, IPS from full additional charge.

4. Sri M. Gopi Krishna,IPS (RR:1987) Addl.D.G.P. Organisation, is transferred and Posted as Director General, Fire Services vice Sri Rajiv Ratan, IPS (91) transferred.

5. On transfer, Sri Rajiv Ratan, IPS (1991), is posted as Additional Director General of Police, (Organisation).

6. On transfer, Sri Jitender, IPS (RR:1992) is posted as Addl. Director General of Police, Law & Order, vice Sri Anjani Kumar, IPS transferred.

7. Sri Sandeep Shandilya, IPS, (RR:1993) Commissioner of Police, Cyberabad on promotion, is posted as Additional Director General of Police, Railways and Road Safety.

8. Dr.(Smt.) Soumya Mishra, IPS (RR:1994),Inspector General of Police, Welfare & IGP, WPC, CID (FAC) is relieved from the Post of IGP, WPC, CID.

9. Smt. Shikha Goel, IPS (RR:1994), Inspector General of Police, CID is transferred and posted as Addl.C.P. (Crimes and SIT), Hyderabad vice Smt. Swathi Lakra, IPS transferred.

10. On transfer Smt.Swathi Lakra, IPS (RR:1995), is posted as I.G.P. (Law & Order) incharge of Women Safety including SHE teams and Bharosa.

11. Sri V.V. Srinviasa Rao, IPS (RR:1995), Addl.C.P. (Law & Order), Hyderabad City is transferred and posted as Chairman, Telangana State Level Police Recruitment Board.

12. Sri Anil Kumar, IPS (RR:1996), Inspector General of Police, who is waiting for posting is posted Addl.C.P. Traffic, Hyderabad City.

13. Sri V.C.Sajjanar, IPS (RR:1996), Inspector General of Police , Special Intelligence Branch is transferred and posted as Commissioner of Police, Cyberabad vice Sri Shandeep Shandilya, IPS transferred.

14. Sri Devendra Singh Chauhan,IPS (RR:1997), Inspector General of Police, who is waiting for posting, is posted as Addl.C.P. (Law & Order), Hyderabad City, vice Sri V.V.Srinivasa Rao, IPS Transferred.

15. Sri T.V.Sashidhar Reddy, IPS (SPS:1999), Director, Vigilance & Enforcement is transferred and posted as Addl.Director, RBVRR Telangana State Police Academy, Hyderabad.

16. Sri G.Sudheer Babu, IPS (SPS:2001), Commissioner of Police, Warangal City is transferred and posted as Joint Commissioner of Police, Rachakonda vice Dr. Tarun Joshi, IPS transferred.

17. Sri C.Ravi Varma, IPS (SPS:2001), Dy. Inspector General of Police who is waiting for posting is posted as D.I.G., CID.

18. Dr. T. Prabhakara Rao, IPS ( SPS:2001) is transferred and posted as Deputy Inspector General of Police, SIB, and will hold full additional charge of D.I.G. Intelligence.

19. Dr. V.Ravinder, IPS, (SPS:2003), Joint Commissioner of Police,Traffic, Hyderabad City is transferred and posted as Commissioner of Police, Warangal City, vice Sri Sudheer Babu, IPS Transferred.

20. Dr. Tarun Joshi, IPS (RR:2004), Joint Commissioner of Police, Rachakonda (S.P.rank) is promoted as D.I.G., and posted as Joint Commissioner of Police, Special Branch, Hyderabad City.

21. On transfer V. Sivakumar, IPS(SPS:2005), Commissioner of Police, Siddipet is posted as Superintendent of Police, Intelligence Department.

22. Sri A. Venkateshwara Rao, IPS(SPS:2007), Deputy Commissioner of Police, West Zone, Hyderabad is transferred and posted as Deputy Commissioner of Police, Madhapur Zone, Cyberabad vice Sri P. Vishwa Prasad, IPS(SPS:2005) transferred.

23. On transfer Sri P. Vishwa Prasad, IPS (SPS:2005), Deputy Commissioner of Police, Madhapur Zone, Cyberabad is posted as Deputy Commissioner of Police, Central Zone, Hyderabad City vice Sri D.Joel Davis, IPS(RR:2010) transferred.

24. Sri A.R.Srinivas, IPS (SPS:2005), Deputy Commissioner of Police Traffic, Cyberabad is transferred and posted as Deputy Commissioner of Police, West Zone, Hyderabad City vice Sri A.Venkateshwara Rao, IPS(SPS:2007) transferred.

25. Sri M. Ramesh, IPS (SPS:2005), Group Commander, Greyhounds is transferred and posted as Deputy Commissioner of Police, East Zone, Hyderabad vice Sri C. Shashidhar Raju, Superintendent of Police(NC) transferred.

26. On transfer Sri C.Shashidhar Raju, DCP East Zone (SP NC) will report in Chief Office.

27. Sri M. Srinivasulu, IPS(SPS:2006), Superintendent of Police, who is waiting for posting is posted as Superintendent of Police, CID

28. Smt. R.Rama Rajeshwari, IPS(RR:2009), Superintendent of Police, who is waiting for posting is posted as Superintendent of Police, Jogulamba Gadwal District vice Sri S.M.Vijay Kumar, IPS(RR:2012) transferred.

29. Sri D.Joel Davis, IPS (RR:2010), Deputy Commissioner of Police, Central Zone is transferred and posted as Commissioner of Police, Siddipet vice V.Shiva Kumar, IPS(SPS:2005) transferred.

30. On transfer Sri S.M.Vijay Kumar, IPS(RR:2012), Superintendent of Police, Jogulamba Gadwal is posted as Group Commander, Greyhounds vice Sri M.Ramesh, IPS(SPS:2005) transferred.

31. Sri B.Anantha Sharma, IPS(SPS), Superintendent of Police, Jagityal District is transferred and posted as Deputy Director, RBVRR TSPA.

32. Sri Viswajeet Kampati, IPS(RR:2013), Superintendent of Police, Rajanna Sircilla is transferred and posted as Director, Enforcement, Vigilance and Disaster Management, GHMC, Hyderabad.

33. Sri B.K.Rahul Hedge, IPS(RR:2014), Assistant Superintendent of Police, Eturunagaram, Jayashankar Bhupalapally District is transferred and posted as Assistant Superintendent of Police, Rajanna Sircilla and will hold FAC of SP Rajanna Sircilla District.

34. Sri Sunil Dutt, IPS(RR:2014), Assistant Superintendent of Police, Bhadrachalam, is transferred and posted as Assistant Superintendent of Police, Jagityal District and will hold FAC of SP Jagityal District.

35. Ms. Apporva Rao, IPS (RR:2014), Assistant Superintendent of Police, Godavarikhani, Ramagundam Commissionerate is transferred and posted as Assistant Superintendent of Police, CID and will hold FAC of SP CID.

36. Dr. Chetana Mylabhutala, IPS (RR:2013), Assistant Superintendent of Police, who is waiting for posting is posted as Assistant Commissioner of Police, Sultanbazar Division, Hyderabad city vice Sri G.Chakravarthy, ACP transferred.

37. Ms. Rakshitha K.Murthy, IPS(RR:2015), Assistant Superintendent of Police, who is waiting for posting is posted as Assistant Superintendent of Police, Godavarikhani Division, Ramagundam Commissionerate, vice Ms.Apoorva Rao, IPS transferred.

38. Sri Patil Sangram Singh Ganapatrao, IPS(RR:2015), Assistant Superintendent of Police, who is waiting for posting is posted as Assistant Superintendent of Police, Bhadrachalam Division vice Sri Sunil Dutt, IPS transferred

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Government of Telangana State have proposed scheme of Driver-cum-Owner of Four and Two Wheelers by various Welfare Departments viz., Scheduled Castes Development Dept. (SCDD)/ Scheduled Tribes, (ST)/ Backward Classes (BC)/ and Minority Welfare (MW) Departments. In the current market scenario, there is a great demand for Four Wheeler vehicles on hire basis. Similarly, Two wheelers would provide last mile connectivity from metro stations to the destination of passengers. Telangana Driver Empowerment Programme There is also a demand for delivery persons on two wheelers by various food and retail outlets etc.

Action Plan for Driver Cum Owner scheme in Telangana State 

In this context, instructions were issued to all the District Collectors in the State vide reference read above, to give wide publicity in their respective Districts to enable more number of SC, ST, BC & Minority drivers to apply for the Driver Empowerment programme through online in OBMMS web portal http://tsobmms.cgg.gov.in keeping last date as 28^th February, 2017 while briefing about the scheme as detailed therein Telangana Driver Empowerment Programme.

Accordingly, a Committee is constituted comprising the following Secretaries for effective implementation of the Scheme Telangana Driver Empowerment Programme:

S/Sri M.D. Ekka, Secretary :  Chairman Tribal Welfare Dept.

Venkatesham, Secretary, :    Member BC Welfare Dept.

Buddha Prakash, Secretary, :   Member SC Development Dept.

Dana Kishore, Secretary, :   Member Minorities Welfare Dept.

The Committee shall look after various aspects such as likely income to the beneficiaries and long term viability of this Scheme. The Committee shall give their recommendations within (15) days. While deciding the numbers, all the respective Departments will keep their budgetary provisions in view.

Tribal Welfare Department – Implementation of Driver Empowerment Programme in Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, Backward Classes & Minority Welfare Departments– Constitution of Committee– Orders – Issued. TRIBAL WELFARE (LTR)DEPARTMENT G.O.Ms.No. 15Dated: 24-03-2018 Read: Lr.Rc.No.1169/TW.LTR/2017-1, dated 14.02.2017.

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The government of Telangana State have issued orders to Tsobmms Telangana BC Economic Support Schemes Apply online with the following subsidy for Backward Classes in the Stat.

Implementation of the Economic Support Schemes with Subsidy for the Backward Classes in the Telangana State – Opening of online (https://tsobmms.cgg.gov.in/) registrations from 24.03.2018 to 04.04.2018 for individual beneficiaries and society members – Orders – Issued

2. Chief Executive Officer, TS Most Backward Classes Development Corporation, Hyderabad has requested the Government to clarify whether to consider the individual beneficiaries / societies of 2015-16 for selection of beneficiaries or fresh registration is opened in OBMMS for individual / societies.
3. Managing Director, Telangana Washermen Cooperative Societies Federation Ltd.,/Nayee Brahmin Cooperative Societies Federation Ltd., Hyderabad has requested the Government to permit for opening of OBMMS for registration of applications of members of Primary Cooperative Societies affiliated to the Federations in respect of Telangana Washermen Cooperative Societies Federation Ltd., Hyderabad & Telangana Nayee Brahmins Cooperative Societies Federation Ltd., Hyderabad as per the applications for individual activity as well as group activities and also requested to permit for the pending applications of 2015-16 which were not sanctioned by the bank loans may be carried in OBMMS with option to the members for updation of applications as per the new funding pattern.
4. Government have examined the matter and since the applications are taken in 2015-16, it is decided to give one more opportunity now before grounding the schemes in 2017-18 and also 2018-19 and also to invite new applications from the individuals/societies through online in TSOBMMS of Centre for Good Governance.
5. Accordingly, Government hereby issue the following orders:-
6. Individual applications and societies applications shall register through online in TSOBMMS website:https://ts.obmms.cgg.gov.in
7. The applicants who have applied earlier in 2015-16 need not apply again. However, the scheme is applicable as per new funding pattern.
8. The applications are invited from 24.03.2018 to 04.04.2018.

6.       The Director General, Centre for Good Governance/ Commissioner, BC Welfare, Telangana / Chief Executive Officer, TS Most Backward Classes Development Corporation Ltd., / Managing Directors, Telangana Backward Classes Cooperative Finance Corporation Ltd and (11) B.C. Federations shall take necessary further action in the matter accordingly.
BCWD – Implementation of the Economic Support Schemes with Subsidy for the Backward Classes in the Telangana State – Opening of online (TSOBMMS) registrations from 24.03.2018 to 04.04.2018 for individual beneficiaries and society members – Orders – Issued
BACKWARD CLASSES WELFARE (B) DEPARTMENT G.O.Rt.No. Dated.24.03.2018
Read the following:-

1) G.O.Rt.No.50, Backward Classes Welfare (B) Department, dated.09.03.2018.
2) Letter received from the Chief Executive Officer, TS Most Backward Classes Development Corporation, Hyderabad, Lr.No.CEO/1/2018, dated.23.03.2018.
3) The Managing Director, Telangana Washermen Cooperative Societies Federation Ltd.,/ Nayee Brahmin Cooperative Societies Federation Ltd., Hyderabad, Lr.Rc.No.25/TSWMCSF/2017, dt:22.03.2018

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The Director Agricultural Marketing, Telangana State,  Hyderabad in her letter , has stated  that, consequent on issue of final notification with regard to the amendment of the Telangana (Agricultural Produce & Livestock) Markets Rules 1969 in the G.O. , certain representations have been received from various stakeholders including Associations of Rice Millers, Cotton Ginning Mills and Commission Agents for decreasing the amounts prescribed for Bank Guarantees for issue / renewal of licences, keeping in view the services being rendered by the Traders and Commission Agents to the farmers.   Government have decided to convene a meeting with Associations, Traders and Commission Agents and other stake holders and convened a meeting on 28-02-2018 by the APC and Prl. Secretary to Govt., A & C Department, Director of Agril. Marketing and other officials of the Department with the representatives of various associations.  Further, the Hon’ble Minister for Marketing has also held discussions on 08.03.2018 and 15-03-2018, with the representatives of the Associations of Rice  Millers, Cotton Ginning Mills, Commission Agents and other stakeholders in the presence of the APC and Prl. Secretary to the Govt., A & C Department, Director of Agril. Marketing and other officials of the Department and after elaborate discussions and careful consideration of the representations received, it is decided that, the amount of Bank Guarantees to be submitted for the renewal of licenses of Commission Agents and Traders shall be revised and  also decided that, the amount of Bank Guarantees to be revised for the issue of licenses for processor, warehouse and Direct Purchase Centre (DPC) besides notification of Processing units and warehouses as Markets shall also be revised as prescribed in the G.O. 1^st read above.

Government after careful examination of the matter, hereby issue the following orders in relaxation of Rules issued in the G.O. In exercise of powers under of Rule 229 of Telangana (Agri. Produce & livestock) Markets Rules, 1969 in the interest of existing License holders of Commission Agents and Traders and for grant of licenses to the Processors, Warehouses and Direct Purchase Centres and Notification of Markets under the Rules.

The Bank Guarantee as ordered below be applicable to the renewal of License to the existing Commission Agents who are with  Rs.20,000/- as Bank Guarantee / NSC Bonds only.

1. b) The Bank Guarantee as ordered below be applicable for renewal existing License of Traders only:

1. The Bank Guarantee as ordered below be applicable for Grant of License to the Processors, Warehouses, Notification as Markets and Direct Purchase Centers (DPC):

The revised Bank Guarantee shall also be submit in the form of National Savings Certificates (NSC) Bonds duly Mortgaging in favour of License Granting Authority.

The period of renewal for all the existing licenses, which will expire by 31.03.2018, as such, limited time is left over for submission of application for renewal of licenses. Hence, the Licence grant Authority hereby permitted to renew of such licenses with revised  Bank guarantee as ordered above up to 04.2018.

The Director of Agricultural Marketing, Telangana State, Hyderabad shall take further necessary action accordingly.

Agriculture and Co-operation Department – Revised Bank Guarantee prescribed to renewal of existing License holders of Traders, Commission Agents, and for grant of license to the Warehouses, Processors and Direct Purchase Centres under amended Rules – Orders  – Issued.

AGRICULTURE AND CO-OPERATION (MKTG.II) DEPARTMENT

G.O.Ms.No. 39 Dated: 29-03-2018.

GO.Ms.No.58, Agriculture & Cooperation (Mktg.II) Dept., Dt.27.12.2017.

From the Director of Agricultural Marketing, Telangana, Hyderabad,       Lr.No.SI(G)/7391/2018, Date:23.03.2018.

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Government of Telangana State have reviewed the Direct Recruitment vacancy position in Home Department.  After careful examination of the proposal furnished by the Department 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 (485) Four Hundred and Eighty Five vacant posts in the category of Constables under the control of Director General of Police, Special Protection Force, Telangana, Hyderabad, by Direct Recruitment through Telangana State Level Police Recruitment Board, Hyderabad 485 Constable posts in Telangana Special Protection Force.

The Telangana State Level Police Recruitment Board, Hyderabad shall take appropriate steps for filling the above vacancies through direct recruitment by obtaining the details, such as local cadre wise / vacancy position, roster points and qualifications etc., from the concerned authorities. The Telangana State Level Police Recruitment Board Hyderabad shall issue the notification and schedule for recruitment expeditiously 485 Constable posts in Telangana Special Protection Force.

The administrative department and the Head of Department concerned shall furnish details of all vacant posts authorized in this order, including the local cadre wise / roster points and qualifications, etc., to the recruiting agency immediately under intimation to Finance Department. The Department shall issue necessary amendments to their service rules / Bye-laws / Government Orders changing the existing recruitment procedure /recruiting agency wherever necessary 485 Constable posts in Telangana Special Protection Force.

Public Services – Home Department – Recruitment – Filling of (485) Four Hundred and Eighty Five vacant posts in the category of Constables under the control of Director General of Police, Telangana, Hyderabad, by Direct Recruitment through Telangana State Level Police Recruitment Board, Hyderabad  – Orders – Issued.

FINANCE (HRM-VII) DEPARTMENT  GO MS 22

Ref: 1.G.O.Ms.No.08, Finance (HRM.VII) Dept., dt:03.02.2018.

2.Home (Ser.III) Dept., U.O.No.1710/Ser.III/A1/2018, dt:26.02.2018.

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Backward Classes Welfare Department, have proposed to fill up certain teaching and Non- teaching posts for Mahatma Jyothiba Phule Telangana Backward Classes Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society (MJPTBCWREIS) through Telangana State Public Service Commission.

Government have reviewed the Direct Recruitment vacancy position in Mahatma Jyothiba Phule Telangana Backward Classes Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society (MJPTBCWREIS). 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 department and also the overall financial implications, Government hereby accord permission to fill up (628) Six Hundred and Twenty Eight vacant posts in Mahatma Jyothiba Phule Telangana Backward Classes Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society (MJPTBCWREIS), through the Telangana State Public Service Commission as shown below.

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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.

The Backward Classes Welfare and Mahatma Jyothiba Phule Telangana Backward Classes Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society (MJPTBCWREIS) shall furnish details of all vacant posts authorized in this order, including the local cadre wise / subject wise vacancy position, roster points and qualifications, etc., to the recruiting agency immediately under intimation to Finance Department. The Department shall issue necessary amendments to their service rules / Bye-laws /Government Orders changing the existing recruitment procedure / recruiting agency, wherever necessary.

Public Services – Recruitment – Backward Classes Welfare Department – Filling up of Six Hundred and Twenty Eight (628) vacant posts in Mahatma Jyothiba Phule Telangana Backward Classes Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society (MJPTBCWREIS) through Direct Recruitment – Permission to the Telangana State Public Service Commission – Orders – Issued.

FINANCE (HRM-II) DEPARTMENT G.O.Ms.No. 23 Dated: 02-04-2018
Read the following:-

1. BCW Department, U.O.No.1881/A/A1/2016, dt.21.02.2018.

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In the circumstances explained by the Finance (Admin) Departments in the references cited, Government hereby accord sanction for creation of the following (239) posts in the HODs under the control of Finance Department by suppressing (259) posts, as shown below.

The Heads of Departments concerned shall issue distribution statement indicating the details of posts suppressed /created under intimation to this Department.

The Finance (Admin) Departments / Heads of Departments shall furnish the Direct Recruitment vacancies out of the above sanctioned posts for issue of orders to the concerned recruiting agency so as to notify the same for recruitment.

The Finance (Admin) Departments, Telangana State, Hyderabad are requested to take necessary further action in the matter accordingly.
Finance Department – Creation of (239) posts in HODs under the control of Finance Department by suppressing (259) posts – Orders – Issued.
FINANCE (HRM-I) DEPARTMENT
G.O.Ms.No. Dated:03.04.2018.
Read the following:-

1. Letter No.DWA/TS/HYD/SN-1/Admn.,EC-2/2017-18/27, dt.23-05-2017 from Director of Works Accounts, Telangana, Hyderabad..
2. Letter No.A1/4307/2017, dt.21.08.2017 from Director of Treasuries & Accounts (I/c), Telangana, Hyderabad.
3. Letter No.PAO/Admn/U.I/2017-18, dt.01-09-2017 from Pay and Accounts Officer (I/c) PAO, Hyderabad.
4. Letter No.230/SA/C/PC/2017, dt.08-09-2017 from the Director State Audit (I/c), Hyderabad.
5. Letter No.15/Admn./A3/2017-18,dt.16-09-2017 from Director of Insurance (I/c) TSGLI, Telangana, Hyderabad.
6. Finance (Admn.I) Dept., U.O.No.1242/88/A1/Admn.I/2017, dt.1.12.2017.

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Government have reviewed the Direct Recruitment vacancy position in Planning Department.  After careful examination of the proposal furnished by the Department 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 (463) Four Hundred and Sixty Three vacant posts in the category of Mandal Planning and Statistical Officer / Assistant Statistical Officer (MPSOs/ASOs) under the control of Director of Economics and Statistics, Telangana, by Direct Recruitment through the Telangana State Public Service Commission, Hyderabad 463 posts in the category of Telangana Mandal Planning and Statistical Office.

The Secretary, Telangana State Public Service Commission, Hyderabad shall take appropriate steps for filling the above vacancies through direct recruitment by obtaining the details, such as local cadre wise / vacancy position, roster points and qualifications etc., from the concerned authorities. The Secretary, Telangana State Public Service Commission, Hyderabad shall issue the notification and schedule for recruitment expeditiously.

The administrative department and the Head of Department concerned shall furnish details of all vacant posts authorized in this order, including the local cadre wise / roster points and qualifications, etc., to the recruiting agency immediately under intimation to Finance Department. The Department shall issue necessary amendments to their service rules / Bye-laws / Government Orders changing the existing recruitment procedure /recruiting agency wherever necessary.

 
Public Services – Planning Department – Recruitment – Filling of (463) Four Hundred and Sixty Three vacant posts in the category of Mandal Planning and Statistical Officer / Assistant Statistical Officer (MPSO/ASO) under the control of Director of Economics and Statistics, Telangana, Hyderabad by Direct Recruitment through the Telangana State Public Service Commission, Hyderabad – Orders – Issued.
FINANCE (HRM-VII) DEPARTMENT G.O.Ms.No.28 Dated:03.04.2018.
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Ref: Planning.(III) Dept., U.O.No.4377/Plg.III/A1/2017, dt:14.02.2018

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Guidelines for Telangana Rythu Bandhu Agriculture Investment Support Scheme Agricultural development has a strong bearing on the lives of large population dependent on agriculture with low income. Telangana State is a predominantly rainfed state and it had one of the highest rate of farmer indebtedness in the country. Hence Debt waiver of Rs. 16124.38 crores was implemented with effect from September 2014, which gave huge relief to about 35 Lakh farmers in the state. Government significantly invested in power sector and is now providing 24 hours free quality power to all the farmers w.e.f. 1^st January’ 2018. This State embarked on a massive program of constructing new irrigation projects (Major & Medium) and completing the on-going projects, in addition to Kakatiya Mission aiming at revival of all the MI tanks in the state. Government also laid lot of emphasis on Micro Irrigation, Farm Mechanization, Creation of Additional storage space and Strengthening of Extension Machinery.

Telangana Agriculture Investment Support Scheme providing Rs.4000 per acre

Further, Government of Telangana is contemplating for providing food security as well as income security to the farmers. Farmers’ income in the state has been under stress in view of the ever growing input costs, unpredictable prices and rising family expenses, especially on health and education. Therefore the daunting task before Government of Telangana is to provide a sense of income security to the farmers.

Gutha Sukender Reddy, Chairman Telangana Rashtra Rythu Samanvaya Samithi

KEY FEATURES OF THE SCHEME:

Guidelines for Telangana Rythu Bandhu Agriculture Investment Support Scheme Agriculture in Telangana is characterized by stagnation, low productivity, frequent occurrence of droughts and low levels of public and private investments.  Therefore Investment is the surest way to enhance agricultural productivity and also incomes of the farmers, besides breaking the vicious cycle of rural indebtedness. In order to ensure that the farmers do not fall again in to the debt trap, a new scheme called “Agriculture Investment Support Scheme” (“Rythu Bandhu”) is proposed to be implemented from the year 2018-19 onwards, from the beginning of the Kharif (Vanakalam) season itself, to take care of the initial investment needs of every farmer. A budget of Rs 12000 crores has already been provided for the financial year 2018-19 and it includes Service charges payable to Banks and also administrative expenditure for implementing the scheme.

The broad details of the scheme are as follows:

Relieving the farmers from debt burden and not allowing them to fall in the debt trap again, this new scheme is proposed for providing investment support to Agriculture and Horticulture crops by way of a grant @ Rs. 4000/- per acre per farmer each season for purchase of inputs like (1)Seeds, (2)Fertilizers, (3)Pesticides, (4)towards Labour and other Investments in the field operations of farmers’ choice for the crop season Guidelines for Telangana Rythu Bandhu Agriculture Investment Support Scheme.

Finalizing Telangana Grama Mandala Zilla Rythu Samanvaya Samithis

The Government held widespread consultations and a major decision was taken to take up farmer-wise survey of Agriculture Lands, entitled ‘the Land Records Updation Program’ (LRUP) and accordingly the Revenue Department has completed the task of updation and purification of land records and now has an updated data base of all agricultural lands.

The updated and purified land record data base in the form of LRUP will form the basis for implementing the Investment Support Scheme (“Rythu Bandhu Scheme”). The LRUP data of Agricultural Lands has been finalized by the CCLA in March’ 2018 and it will be adopted by the Commissioner & Director of Agriculture for working out the budget requirement and implementing the Investment Support Scheme.

• A Cabinet Sub-committee was constituted on Investment Support Scheme to recommend detailed operational guidelines for implementation of the scheme with the following Ministers.

The Cabinet Sub-committee, based on the options exercised by majority of the farmers in the State, recommended that the amount may be disbursed in the form of cheques to enable the farmers to deposit the same in the Banks of their choice. The cheques will be handed over to the farmers in the villages in the Grama Sabhas during the months of April and May, 2018. It was decided to issue “Order Cheques” to farmers payable at par, in all the branches of the issuing Bank in the State. These Cheques will neither be account payee cheques nor bearer cheques but Order Cheques. It shall be the obligation of the Bank to confirm the identity of the farmer before the actual disbursement of the amounts to him. These cheques will be payable at par in all the branches of the designated bank in the State.

The SLBC, Telangana after consultations with all the Banks has furnished a Mandal-wise list of Banks. For every mandal in the state, a designated Bank has been identified. The Order Cheques will be payable at any of the branches of the designated Bank, while the farmer would have freedom to encash the Cheques in any branch of that Bank in the State of Telangana payable at par.

Telangana Rashtra Rythu Samanvaya Samithi Corporation Modalities

IMPLEMENTATION:

Based on the updation and purification of land records, taken up by the Revenue Department, actual number of farmers and extent owned by them in acres is determined. The amount of grant under the Rythu Bandu Scheme is Rs. 4000/- per acre per crop season. This implies that if the farmer cultivates the land during Rabi also, he is eligible to receive another grant of Rs. 4000/- per acre of cropped area. The scheme will be implemented by the Agriculture department under the leadership of concerned District Collectors from the year 2018-19, with the assistance and coordination of Revenue Department.

The above amount will be distributed through the “Order Cheques” before beginning of the Kharif season. Steps will be taken to avoid crowding of farmers at Bank Branch Level and also to facilitate smooth distribution of cheques in the Grama Sabhas. The Cheques will be distributed during April and May months till the entire task of distribution of Cheques is completed under the close supervision of District Collectors, JCs, DAOs and RDOs concerned.

• PORTAL FOR SCHEME IMPLEMENTATION (Management Information System)

The National Informatics Center (NIC), Telangana State is designated as nodal agency for development of MIS portal for Rythu Bandhu Scheme. The State Informatics Officer, NIC and Convener, SLBC should ensure seamless flow of data between their respective softwares (NIC and Banks) to enable the implementing officers for retrieving the data of the farmers along with the cheque numbers for obtaining the proper acknowledgement.

The portal should have the facility of updating the daily cheque disbursements, Revenue Village-wise and AEO cluster-wise and the dash board is to be provided depicting the daily cheque disbursement and amount disbursed.

User IDs, accounts have to be created at all levels right from CMO/Hon’ble Minister for Agrl/CS/Prl Sec (Finance)/Prl Sec (A&C)/Commissioner of Agriculture /District Collector/DAO/ADA/MAO/AEO in the Rythu Bandhu Portal for viewing the dashboard and also updating by the implementing officers.

• CONSTITUTION OF STATE LEVEL MONITORING COMMITTEE:

 The scheme is a top priority scheme to be implemented with various departments and stakeholders, therefore a State Level Monitoring Committee with the following members is constituted:

1. APC & Principal Secretary (A&C Dept.) –        Chairman
2. Commissioner & Director of Agriculture          –        Convener
3. Joint Secretary (Finance Dept.)             –        Member
4. Convener, SLBC                                         –        Member
5. State Information Officer, NIC                     –        Member

The committee will meet periodically to review and monitor the implementation of the scheme in each season.

• Government after careful examination of the matter, hereby issue the following detailed guidelines for implementation:

GUIDELINES FOR INVESTMENT SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION:

• The Commissioner of Agriculture has to obtain the required data in a secured format (basic details being not amenable for editing) from Chief Commissioner of Land Administration and work out the beneficiary-wise amounts with the help of NIC through development of separate MIS portal.
• The SLBC will furnish the format and other technical details for transmitting the data in a secured format.
• The Commissioner of Agriculture, with the help of NIC, will furnish the data in the prescribed secured format to the banks by extracting the information from the LRUP data base.
• The Banks should ensure security of the data provided to them.
• It shall be responsibility of the Banks to ensure that the payee details and amounts printed on Cheques as per the data made available to them.
• The Banks shall provide MIS as required by the Commissioner & Director of Agriculture.
• The Banks shall furnish the data, farmer-wise, along with Cheque numbers at the time of handing over cheques to the C&DA.
• The SLBC has proposed (6) Nationalized banks and (2) Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) for implementing the scheme.
• The cost of printing of cheques and service charges payable to Banks shall be decided by the SLBC.
• The details of participating banks and number of mandals covered by them, as decided by the SLBC are as follows:

 Keeping in view the above details and based on the LRUP data base, the exact number of instruments/Cheques to be printed bank-wise will be intimated by the C&DA.

The following will be printed on the cheque:

(1) Name of the Scheme “Rhythu Bandhu”, (2) Name of the Pattadar along with Pattadar Passbook Number (3) Name of the Revenue Village, Mandal and District (4) Amount and (5) Specimen Signature of Commissioner & Director of Agriculture.

• The Cheques will pre-printed by the Banks in the given time frame
• The cheque is neither an account payee nor bearer cheque. It will be in the form of “Order cheque”. The farmer has freedom to encash it in any branch of that bank in the entire state, duly producing the ID proof like Pattadar Pass Book or Aadhar Card.
• The Revenue Department is responsible for the veracity of the Farmers’ data (LRUP) and MAOs are responsible for organization of entire cheque distribution programme in their concerned Mandals with the help of Tahsildars, including proper documentation, considering the requirements of subsequent Audit teams under the supervision of DAOs and ADAs.
• In addition to six nationalized banks, some of the branches of APGVB and TSGB will also participate in disbursement amounts through cheques to farmers on behalf of SBI in order to have better coverage of villages and for quicker distribution. Mandals will be allotted to these two Banks also.
• If the beneficiary amount equals and exceeds an amount of Rs. 50,000/-, two cheques have to be prepared and accordingly number of instruments have to be calculated. (Single cheque up to an amount of Rs. 49,990/-only).
• The Commissioner of Agriculture should communicate the approved specimen signature in the digital format, to be printed on the instruments/cheques, to SLBC and Nodal Banks to enable banks to print cheques as per the approved specimen.
• The Commissioner of Agriculture has to open accounts in all the participating banks and only Centralized account/accounts should be opened at Hyderabad.
• The State Bank of India has requested to open multiple accounts as a special case, so as to overcome the problem of (6) digit number on the cheques / instruments, since it is having more than 10,00,000 cheques to be issued and the cheques for each account shall be issued only up to 9,99,999 as it is valid up to (6) digits only. Further, they have informed that concurrent access to only six accounts by all the branches of the SBI would increase the load on the core banking system and would delay the payment process. The SBI, therefore, suggested opening of (30) accounts (i.e., district-wise only for SBI) at Hyderabad to facilitate easy operation of MIS and also for smooth and quicker disbursement of amounts to the Pattadars. Andhra Bank requested for two accounts and all other banks agreed to open one account each.
• The Commissioner of Agriculture shall work out handing over and taking over protocol of printed ‘Order Cheques’ to be delivered by the Bankers.
• The Commissioner of Agriculture should authorize, by way of issuing an order, a team of Senior Officers, who would be receiving the instruments from the Banks.
• SLBC has to communicate the addresses of the cheques delivery points of the Banks to the Agriculture Department and also make suitable arrangements at such locations, including Security precautions.
• Bankers have to handover the instruments sorted Village-Wise and bundled Mandal-Wise and District-Wise at their designated places at Hyderabad to the Commissioner of Agriculture/ his Authorized officers.

• The Team of officers and staff authorized by the Commissioner of Agriculture will receive the instruments from the Banks and enter the same in the stock register, after due verification.
• The DAO along with his team of officers/MAOs will receive the cheques/instruments at the designated places on the notified date and time, after verifying the same in detail, cheque-wise and under proper acknowledgment.
• The following officers are nominated as State level team, who will assist the APC & Principal Secretary and C&DA in implementing the Investment Support Scheme:
  1. L. Venkatram Reddy, Director of Horticulture & Sericulture
  2. G. Laxmi Bai, Director of Agricultural Marketing
  3. S. Manikandan, Convener, SLBC
  4. K. Keshavulu, Director of TSSOCA
  5. G. Srinivas Rao, Additional RCS
  6. C.H.V.Sai Prasad, Joint Secretary to Govt., Finance Dept.,

DISTRICT LEVEL IMPLEMENTATION:

• Scheme will be implemented by the DAOs under the leadership and supervision of concerned District Collectors with the assistance of the Revenue Department.
• At the District Level, a Special cell shall be created by the District Collector with Joint Collector, District Agriculture Officer, DH&SO, DCO, LDM and DIO, NIC/e-District Managers as committee members for close monitoring.
• The District Collectors should immediately call for a joint meeting of JCs, DAOs, RDOs, ADAs, Tahsildars, MAOs and AEOs for explaining the modalities of implementing the Investment Support Scheme at District level.
• The District Collector also should hold a separate meeting with the all the LDMs and Managers of Mandal Nodal Banks (nominated by the SLBC to all the Mandals) along with the DAOs, RDOs, ADAs and MAOs for implementing the scheme at district level to discuss the issues relating to distribution of cheques and for proper coordination
• The DAOs in consultation with the District Collectors will finalize the Villagewise schedule for distribution of cheques in their Districts.
• The District Collector should appoint Special Officers, each for a group of Mandals, for smooth implementation and proper monitoring of the program.
• The services of District Cooperative Officers and their staff may be utilized in the implementation of Scheme.
• The instruments received from the banks at Hyderabad will be collected by the DAOs and their authorized teams of officers at the designated places, duly verifying the same cheque-wise under proper acknowledgment.
• The DAOs after making Mandal-wise entries in a register will hand over the Mandal-wise and village-wise cheques to the MAOs concerned with proper acknowledgment.
• The MAOs will make entries of details of Revenue village-wise cheques in a register and sort out the village-wise instruments into AEOs cluster-wise under the supervision of divisional ADAs.
• The MAOs will hand over the village-wise bundles of the instruments to the AEOs concerned with proper acknowledgment.
• The Commissioner of agriculture should prepare a meticulous plan of providing proper security, from taking over of printed cheques from the bankers at Hyderabad till their distribution in the villages in consultation with the concerned District Collectors.
• The AEOs / MAOs should intimate the schedule of the villages well in advance so that all the farmers are available for receiving the cheques on the scheduled day.
• The VROs/VRAs will be instructed to arrange for the beat of tom tom in the villages well before the scheduled date of disbursement, for the benefit of all the stakeholders.
• The VROs/VRAs concerned should compulsorily be present along with the AEOs on the day of cheques disbursement to facilitate the identification of beneficiaries.
• The AEOs and VROs will facilitate the distribution of the cheques as per the village-wise schedule in the Grama Sabhas, duly involving the public representatives by taking proper acquittances under the direct supervision both the MAOs and Tahsildars.
• Intensive effort shall be made to see that the Pattadars should personally collect the cheques in the Gram sabhas
• The Tahsildars and MAOs should meticulously plan distribution of cheques in the villages and deploy adequate staff from other villages for taking acquittances, regulation of queues etc;
• The AEOs should maintain Cheque-Wise/Farmer-Wise acquittance registers and take their signatures/Thumb impressions from them, while disbursing the cheques.
• The details of the Gender, Age, Aadhar number, mobile number, Caste category (SC/ST/BC/Minority/OC) of the farmers etc; should be mentioned in the pre-printed Acquittance Register, to be provided by the C&DA, with the assistance of NIC team.
• The DAOs and MAOs will ensure that all the public representatives, including the Coordinators of ‘Rythu Samanvaya Samithies’ in the District are informed about the village-wise schedule in their jurisdictions so as to enable them to participate in the cheque distribution programme.
• District Agriculture Officer will be assisted by District Horticulture and Sericulture Officer and District Cooperative Officers and their field staff in implementing the Scheme at District level.
• The DAOs, DH & SOs, DCOs, RDOs and ADAs should intensively tour the villages and supervise the cheque distribution programme daily in their jurisdiction.
• Every cheque shall be delivered to the Pattadar only and no nominee is permissible. However, if any Pattadar is sick or completely disabled, the Officers team can visit their house and deliver the cheque, after due identification.
• Collectors should give adequate publicity with regard to mode of implementing the scheme in the districts during the entire period, particularly making appeal to the Pattadars to attend Gram Sabhas and receive the cheques under proper identification.
• The Cheques which remain “Un-disbursed” in the Gram Sabha shall be listed out separately and must be disbursed only with the joint approval of MAO and Tahsildar concerned within a period of one month. The Collectors should devise a calendar and a mechanism to facilitate and closely monitor the distribution of cheques, which remained undisbursed in the Gram sabhas. After that, all such Cheques should be surrendered to C&DA, who is a cheque issuing authority.
• The “Un-encashed or Time barred Cheques (more than three months)” will be Re-validated by only the cheque issuing authority i.e.; Commissioner & Director of Agriculture.

• The DAOs, ADAs and MAOs should ensure that every Cheque should be accounted for. Any lapse and negligence on any Officer at any level will be dealt very seriously.  
• Identification of the Pattadar is very crucial in implementing the Scheme through the distribution of ‘Order Cheques’. It should be ensured that at the time of issuing cheques, beneficiary produces Printed Pattadar Pass Book as well as Aadhar card for verification of identity of the Pattadars. The AEOs and VROs are jointly responsible for the identification of the farmers.
• In case by the time of disbursement of cheques in the village, if the Pattadar Pass Books are not distributed, the Tahsildars should take the print out of first page PPB of all the farmers from his/her log-in, attest them and make them available to both the VRO and AEO concerned in the Gram sabhas.
• The Collectors may also plan to serve the printed and attested first pages of Pattadar Pass Books to the pattadars in the villages prior the scheduled day/days of distribution of cheques itself, it will facilitate their proper identification as well as smooth and quicker distribution. This will also help in easy identification of pattadars in the bank branches for disbursement of amounts to them.  
• NIC will make arrangements for pushing the farmers data in to their Samsung Tabs available with all the AEOs, which need to be utilized by them.  
• The Bank shall pay the amounts to the farmers after identifying the persons as per norms and provide day-wise disbursement details to Government. NIC may facilitate to all the Banks by providing a suitable window for viewing the data and it may be worked out in consultation with the SLBC.
• The overall responsibility of implementing the scheme in the districts in a smooth and successful manner by utilizing all the resources and machinery available at their command rests with the district collector concerned.

REPORTING SYSTEM:

• After disbursement of cheques in the villages as per schedule, the AEOs should upload the cheque disbursement particulars beneficiary-wise in the portal by 6.00 PM of every day.
• The details of number of VIPs and public representatives attended should be updated in the portal.
• The MAOs shall ensure the uploading of Cheque distribution particulars is completed by 6.00 PM by the AEOs in their jurisdiction and report the same to the ADAs.
• The ADAs shall ensure and inform the DAOs about the completion of uploading of data pertaining to his jurisdiction.
• The DAOs should ensure and inform the District Collector and Commissioner of Agriculture about the completion of uploading of data pertaining to his jurisdiction by 6.30 PM.
• The progress/status can be viewed on the dash board at all levels SCOPE OF AUDIT:
• After the completion of distribution of all the Cheques, to ensure accuracy of the disbursement of cheques to the farmers, Audit has to be conducted.
• The Audit teams will verify the registers of cheques /instruments, acquaintance registers and other relevant records.
• Audit will be taken up in accordance with the usual procedure prescribed by RBI / NABARD/ CAG
• The audit may be conducted by concurrent auditors, statutory auditors or special auditors or CAG.
• The Banks should furnish the evidence viz. copy of cheque to satisfy the CAG, whenever sought by the Government.

Monitoring and Grievance Redressal Mechanism:

There will also be a suitable monitoring and grievance redressal mechanism established by the District Collectors at Mandal, ADA Division and District level and similarly by the C&DA at State level and every representation has to be disposed within (30) days, duly examining the case in consultation with the Revenue Department under the guidance of District Collector.

• The expenditure of the scheme including the cost of printing cheques and incidental expenditure may be met from the budget provided under MH 2401 Agriculture – 800 Other expenditure – SH(31) Investment Support Scheme.
• This order issues with the concurrence of Finance Department vide their U.O. Note No. 1067-B/79/A1/EBS.II/2018, Dt: 04/04/2018.

Agriculture& Cooperation Department – Guidelines for Implementation of Agriculture Investment Support Scheme (“Rythu Bandhu”) in Telangana State – Orders – Issued.

AGRICULTURE AND COOPERATION (AGRI.II) DEPARTMENT

G.O.Rt.No. 231 Dated: 04-04-2018

From the Commissioner of Agriculture,Hyderabad Lr.No.R.S.S.C/42/2018,Dated 05-02-2018.From the General Manager and Convener SLBC Letter No. GBU/ HYD/214, Dt: 23/03/2018.

From the General Manager and Convener SLBC Letter No. GBU/ HYD/216, Dt: 29/03/2018.

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Malaria Elimination Notification of Malaria cases – Orders – Issued. HEALTH, MEDICAL & FAMILY WELFARE (B2) DEPARTMENT G.O.MS.No. 36 Dated: 11-04-2018 Read the following:

In exercise of the powers conferred by section 62 (1) of the Andhra Pradesh (Andhra Area) Public Health Act, 1939 the Government hereby declare that Malaria is a notified disease in the State for the purpose of the said Act.

Malaria continues to be major public health concern in India accounting for substantial morbidity and mortality, intense transmission is still going on in the underserved rural, tribal and forested areas. In Andhra Pradesh also considerable number of Malaria cases reported every year and the incidence is more in the tribal/ agency areas of Srikakulam, Vizianagaram, Visakhapatnam, East Godavari and West Godavari Districts. In other districts the cases are reporting moderately in particular areas.

In the last decade interest in Malaria Elimination has rejuvenated because of evidence generated from our country and several other countries based on availability and strategic deployment of the cost effective interventions in the form of bivalent rapid diagnostic tests (bRDT), Artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT) and Long Lasting Insecticidal nets (LLINs) and new tools for improved programme management.

Malaria in India reduced significantly over the years with an overall decline in Malaria related morbidity and mortality. In A.P., state also the Malaria cases reduced considerably. India has a vision of a Malaria free country by 2027 and Elimination by 2030 with the support of different interventions. However, the country still faces daunting challenges, as Malaria epidemiology exhibits enormous heterogeneity and complexity. The disease is mainly concentrate in tribal and remote areas.

The objectives of strategic plan are:-

Achieve universal coverage of case detection and treatment services in endemic districts to ensure 100% parasitological diagnosis of all suspected Malaria cases and complete treatment of all confirmed Malaria cases.

Strengthen the surveillance system to detect, notify, investigate, classify and respond to all cases and foci in all districts to move towards Malaria Elimination.

Achieve near universal coverage of populations at risk of Malaria with an appropriate vector control interventions.

Achieve near-universal coverage by appropriate behavior change communication (BCC) activities to improve knowledge, awareness and responsive behavior regarding effective preventive and curative interventions for Malaria Elimination.

Provide effective programme management and coordination at all levels to deliver a combination of target interventions for Malaria Elimination.

The following guiding principles will determine the direction and pace of Malaria Elimination in the Districts and State.

Political commitment, leadership and ownership by state/districts.

Equitable access to services, especially for the most vulnerable and underserved geographical areas and populations at risk of Malaria.

Quality healthcare service delivery.

Community mobilization and participation.

Intersectoral approach involving all stakeholders.

Promotion of innovative tools and newer approaches by having operational research.

Delegation of responsibility and fixing accountability.

Diagnosis of Malaria:-

Malaria treatment is recommended only after parasitological confirmation of suspected malaria cases is done through prompt quality assured diagnostic testing (Quality microscopy or Quality assured bRDTs) in all settings.

Use of bRDTs for diagnosis is recommended at community level especially in the hard-to-reach remote areas were microscopy services not well within reach and easily accessible. This is to ensure early diagnosis and treatment initiations within 24 hours.

Case Management:-

Early detection and complete treatment is the policy for the case management. Once the diagnosis has been made, appropriate anti-Malarial treatment must be initiated immediately to ensure radical cure as per the latest National Malaria Drug Policy.

Plasmodium falciparum (Pf) infections can cause rapidly progressive severe illness or death. Therefore, the urgent initiation of appropriate anti-Malarial treatment therapy is especially critical.

In Plasmodium vivax (Pv) infections, patients having recovered from the first episode of illness may suffer several additional attacks (relapses) after months or even years with or without symptoms.

Artesunate/Quinine injection is a drug of choice for treatment for severe malaria, followed by a complete dose of ACT.

Quinine remains the treatment of choice for pregnant mothers during the first trimester of pregnancy, children under 5Kg body weight, and for treatment failures.

Chloroquine remains the drug of choice along with Primaquine for treatment of uncomplicated Pv Malaria.

Mixed infection (Pv and Pf) should be treated as a case of Pf and treated with ACT and 14 days radical treatment as prescribed for Pv cases.

Diagnosis and case management of un- complicated and sever malaria at public sector health facilities is free of charge.

 Malaria Elimination OBJECTIVES:-

Ensure early case detection and prompt treatment by test, treat and track (the 3Ts) of every case of Malaria.

To achieve 100% parasitological diagnosis of Malaria cases using bRDTs and / or microscopy within 24 hours onset of fever.

To ensure treatment of malaria cases (100%) in accordance with the National Malaria Drug Policy and treatment guidelines within 24 hours of onset of fever.

To manage 100% of sever malaria cases according to national guidelines.

Toensure that all private practitioners follow the national policy for diagnosis and treatment of uncomplicated and sever malaria.

To ensure that each and every district has adequate infrastructure, facilities and capacity to treat severe cases of malaria without any charge, and such facilities are notified both in the public and private sectors.

The Doctors in health institutions and registered medical private practitioners of private hospitals/ nursing homes/clinics are required to immediately inform the office of the district health authority of concerned district if a malaria positive case reported at their health institution duly furnishing the complete details of patients for administering the radical treatment and initiating further necessary action.

A patient can be declared positive for malaria by prompt quality assured diagnostic testing through quality assured bRDTs or quality microscopy.

The information of malaria positive case should be sent to the office of the district health authority immediately after the diagnosis for administering complete radical treatment and for necessary actions as malaria is a notifiable disease.

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the Higher Education Department has proposed for the creation of (1384) posts in 115 Government Degree Colleges (374 posts in old Government Degree Colleges started before 2008 and 1010 posts in 57 new Government Degree Colleges started after 2008) in the state under the control of Commissioner of Collegiate Education, Telangana, Hyderabad.

Government, after  examination of the proposal, hereby accord sanction for creation of the following1384 posts in 115 Telangana Government Degree Colleges (374 posts in old Government Degree Colleges started before 2008 and 1010 posts in 57 new Government Degree Colleges started after 2008) in the state under the control of Commissioner of Collegiate Education, Telangana, Hyderabad.

List of 1384 posts in 115 Telangana Government Degree Colleges :-

 The Higher Education Department shall issue college wise and subject wise distribution statement for the sanctioned posts under intimation to Finance Department.

The Higher Education Department shall furnish the Direct Recruitment vacancies out of the above-sanctioned posts for issue of orders to the concerned recruiting agency so as to notify the same for recruitment.

The Higher Education (CE) Department/Commissioner of Collegiate Education, Telangana State, Hyderabad, shall take necessary further action in the matter accordingly.

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325 Posts Recruitment 2018 Telangana State Disaster Response & Fire Services  Government of telangana have reviewed the Direct Recruitment vacancy position in Home Department.

After careful examination of the proposal furnished by the Department 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 (325) Three Hundred and Twenty Five vacant posts in various categories under the control of Director General, Telangana State Disaster Response & Fire Services, Hyderabad by Direct Recruitment through Telangana State Level Police Recruitment Board (TSLPRB) and Telangana State Public Service Commission, Hyderabad (TSPSC), as shown below:-

The Secretary, Telangana State Public Service Commission, Hyderabad / Telangana State Level Police Recruitment Board (TSLPRB), Hyderabad shall take appropriate steps for filling the above vacancies through direct recruitment by obtaining the details, such as local cadre wise / vacancy position, roster points and qualifications etc., from the concerned authorities.

The Secretary, Telangana State Public Service Commission, Hyderabad / Telangana State Level Police Recruitment Board (TSLPRB) shall issue the notification and schedule for recruitment expeditiously.

 The administrative department and the Head of Department concerned shall furnish details of all vacant posts authorized in this order, including the local cadre wise / roster points and qualifications, etc., to the recruiting agency immediately under intimation to Finance Department.

The Department shall issue necessary amendments to their service rules / Bye-laws / Government Orders changing the existing recruitment procedure /recruiting agency wherever necessary.

Filling of (325) Three Hundred and Twenty Five vacant posts in various categories under the control of Director General, Telangana State Disaster Response & Fire Services, Hyderabad by Direct Recruitment through Telangana State Level Police Recruitment Board (TSLPRB) and Telangana State Public Service Commission, Hyderabad (TSPSC)

Orders – Issued. FINANCE (HRM-VII) DEPARTMENT G.O.Ms.No.38 Dated:16.04.2018. Read the following:-

Ref: 1. G.O.Ms.No.8 Finance (HRM.VII) Department, dt:03.02.2018.
2. Home Dept., U.O.No.13985/Ser.IV/A1/2017, dt:02.04.2017

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The Government of Telangana with a vision to develop handloom industry, provide sustainable livelihood to handloom weavers and decided to buy back all the products produced on handlooms in the State of Telangana by Government by playing the role of Master weaver through floating an exclusiveTelangana Handloom Development Corporation Limited.

2. The Government of Telangana accorded approval for the proposal for setting up of Telangana Handloom Development Corporation Limited. The Aims and Objectives of “Telangana Handloom Development Corporation Limited” (THDCL) are as follows:-

a) The main aim is to improve the economic and social status of the weaver by achieving and maintaining quality at all levels of production which will then ensure the well being of the corporation.

b) To promote, aid and assist the rehabilitation, growth and development of the handloom industry in general and in particular of that Sector of the handloom industry which is outside the Cooperative Sector in the State of Telangana.

c) To help traditional weavers of Telangana, pursue their vocation fruitfully by way of assuring 100% buyback involving right from raw material procurement to marketing.

d) To have its in-house pre and post loom processing facilities which will assure in maintaining the highest quality standards and time schedules, paving the way for the creation of an exquisite range of silk, cotton, linen and synthetic fabrics.

e) To evolve an exclusive Brand, which THDC will market the hand-woven fabrics of exceptional quality and beauty, not in India alone but in the global market. Brand will work towards blending of an ancient heritage with contemporary fashion trends and market through existing TSCO outlet network and also go for new outlets countrywide to take the masterpieces of the Telangana weaver’s art to the customer.

f) Proposed to have an Exclusive Export Division to cater exclusively to the requirement of global player.

g) To implement welfare schemes sponsored by Government of Telangana and Government of India for the benefit of weaver.

3. Government after careful examination of the proposal of the Director of Handlooms and Textiles & AEP’s, Hyderabad hereby permit the Director of Handlooms and Textiles & AEP’s, Hyderabad to incorporate “Telangana Handloom Development Corporation Limited” with the following:-

Name of the Corporation:-

TELANGANA HANDLOOM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED

FIRST DIRECTORS:-

i. Smt. Shailaja Ramaiyer, I.A.S.
ii. Mr. P. Kiran Kumar, Deputy Secretary to Govt., Ind. & Comm. Dept.,
iii. Representative of Finance Department

MEMBERS (SHAREHOLDERS) –
i) Government of Telangana, (through Governor of Telangana) represented by Smt.Shailaja Ramaiyer, IAS – holding 99,999 (Ninety Nine Thousand Nine hundred and Ninety Nine) Equity shares of Rs.10/- (Rupees. Ten) each.

ii) Government of Telangana, (through Governor of Telangana) represented by Mr. P.Kiran Kumar – holding 1 (One) Equity share of Rs.10/- (Rupees. Ten ) each.

The total share capital of the Corporation will be Rs.5,10,00,000/- (Rupees Five crore ten lakh), which needs to be disbursed in two trenches, as follows:-

I. Rs.10,00,000/- (Rupees. Ten Lakh) immediately upon incorporation of the Company.

II. Rs.5,00,00,000/- (Rupees. Five Crore ) at the time of commencement of operations.

4. The Director of Handlooms and Textiles, Hyderabad shall take necessary action in the matter accordingly and furnish the detailed proposal in the matter.

Industries and Commerce Department – Setting up of Telangana Handloom Development Corporation Limited – Orders – issued. INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE (TEXTILE) DEPARTMENT

G.O.Ms.No.29 Dated:17-04-2018. Read the following:- From the Director of Handlooms & Textiles and Apparel Export Parks, T.S. Hyd., D.O. Lr. No. 1208/17-A, Dt.27.03.2017 & 20.11.2017

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The Government of Telangana with an objective to promote, aid and facilitate the holistic development, welfare, rehabilitation, of the Powerloom Sector, both in organized and unorganized, along with the weavers and the ancillary and indirect industries associated with the Powerloom Industry directly or indirectly, decided to float an exclusive Powerloom Development Corporation, with an aim to create necessary infrastructure which includes establishment of pre and post loom facilities for the Powerloom Industry, which enables the forward and backward linkage in the Textile value chain.  The said corporation also serves the purpose of implementing different Central and State Sectoral Developmental and Welfare Schemes through the District/Regional Offices. The Government of Telangana has given instructions to procure all Government requirements of cloth from the Telangana State through the corporation. In view of all the above, there is a need to incorporate Telangana Powerloom and Textiles Development Corporation Limited to carry out the above functions.

Telangana Powerloom and Textiles Development Corporation Limited is proposed to be registered as a State-owned Company to be established under the Companies Act, 2013 as a State Government undertaking. In view of many exemptions provided under the Companies Act, 2013 to a Private Company, it is suggested to incorporate the proposed Company as a Private Company, which will help the proposed Company to achieve its business objectives with ease.

Government after careful examination of the proposal of the Director of Handlooms and Textiles & AEP’s, Hyderabad hereby permit the Director of Handlooms and Textiles & AEP’s, Hyderabad to incorporate “Telangana Powerloom and TextilesDevelopment Corporation Limited” with the following:-

NAME OF THE CORPORATION:-

TELANGANA POWERLOOM AND TEXTILE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED

FIRST DIRECTORS-

1. ShailajaRamaiyer, IAS
2. P. Kiran Kumar, Deputy Secretary to Government, Industries & Commerce Department.
3. The representative of Finance Department

MEMBERS(SHAREHOLDERS) –

The government of Telangana, (through the Governor of Telangana) represented by Smt.ShailajaRamaiyer, IAS- holding 99,999 (Ninety-Nine Thousand Nine hundred and Ninety-Nine) Equity shares of Rs.10/-(Rupees Ten) each.

The government of Telangana, (through the Governor of Telangana) represented byMr.P.Kiran Kumar – holding 1(One) Equity share of Rs.10/(Rupees Ten) each

The total share capital of the Corporation will be Rs.5,10,00,000/-(Rupees Five Crore Ten Lakh), which needs to be disbursed in two tranches, as follows:-

10,00,000/-(Rupees Ten Lakh) immediately upon incorporation of the Company.

5,00,00,000/-(Rupees Five Crore)at the time of commencement of operations.

The Director of Handlooms and Textiles, Hyderabad shall take necessary action in the matter accordingly and furnish the detailed proposal in the matter.

Industries and Commerce Department – Setting up of Telangana Powerloom and Textiles Development  Corporation Limited – Orders – issued.

INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE (TEXTILE) DEPARTMENT G.O.Ms.No. 28  Dated: 17-04-2018

From the  Director of Handlooms & Textiles and Apparel Export Parks, T.S. Hyd., Lr. Rc.No. 3764/2017-A, Dt.21.11.2017.

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The Government of Telangana hereby notify the Crops and Areas (District wise) during Kharif 2018  to implement the “Village as Insurance Unit ” for one major crop of the District and other crops are covered under Mandal Insurance Unit scheme during Kharif 2018 season under Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bhima Yojana (PMFBY) in(30)Districts of the State. The main features/Operational modalities of the Scheme  vide Annexures I to VIII, Statements  1-30 and Proforma A&B are Appended to this order. The details of the District wise Crops covered under  Village as Insurance Unit  under PMFBY scheme selected for notification are as follows:

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As per the provision of PMFBY the Telangana State is divided into (6) clusters based on Risk Profile as under PMFBY and each cluster is allotted to Empanelled General Insurance Companies as implementing Agency in each cluster as follows:

Further, settlement of the claims “As per the PMFBY Guidelines and administrative approval of Government of India for Kharif 2018 with the condition that, the indemnity claims will be settled on the basis of yield data furnished by the state government based on requisite number of crop cutting experiments (CCEs) under General Crop Estimation Survey (GCES) conducted and not any other basis like Annavari / paisawari certificate / Declaration of drought / flood, Gazette Notification etc. by any other Department / Authority.

However claims for prevented sowing will be based on area sown and claims for localized risks and post harvest losses will be assessed by Insurance surveyors for each effected farmer. For their purpose the Joint Committee comprising of loss surveyors, Representative of implementing agency and State Government officials of concerned departments will be formed to supervise the claim assessment process.

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The Vision 2029 framework of the Government of Andhra Pradesh places emphasis on inclusive development, based on the twin pivots of Samaja Vikasam and Kutumba Vikasam, aligned to the Sustainable Development Goals, aiming at holistic and inclusive development of all sections of the society.

1. To achieve the aforesaid objectives, the Government of Andhra Pradesh is implementing various schemes & programmes for the welfare of the marginalised sections of the society.
2. The Marriage Related Incentive Schemes (MRIS), being administered by several Government Departments constitute an important intervention for ensuring socio-economic security for the girl child, promoting the welfare of the differently abled and for promoting social harmony through incentives for inter caste marriages.
3. In the references 1^st to 9^th cited, the Government Departments have issued orders relating to the MRIS pertaining to their department.

2.   Operational Issues in existing MRIS:

A comprehensive review of the implementation of the MRIS reveals the following operational issues:

1. Several Marriage related Incentive Schemes are not yet fully digitised and therefore carry with them the associated shortcomings – multiple visits to multiple touch points by the applicant, lack of time-bound service delivery, lack of transparency, lack of centralized monitoring mechanism, etc.
2. Even among the schemes which have been digitised, there are issues such as multiple document uploads without digital authentication, manual verification of documents, bank account verification not being possible, SLAs not being stipulated or if stipulated, not being followed, etc.-resulting in inordinate delays, absence of a robust grievance redressal mechanism, etc.

• In certain situations, an applicant may be eligible to apply/sanction under multiple MRIS. However, as the onus of applying is on the beneficiary & as they are from marginalised sections of society, due to the asymmetry in  information, a typical applicant may not be cognizant of all the schemes- making an informed decision regarding the selection of the appropriate MRIS, difficult.

1. At present, as the MRIS are independently administered by multiple Departments, an applicant can apply under multiple schemes, making obtaining of non-drawal certificates from the other Departments mandatory which creates multiple touch points, delays the approval & release of the incentive.

3.   Marriage Registration:

3.1.       Importance of Marriage Registration

The importance of compulsory registration of marriages has been articulated by numerous courts and other constitutional bodies like the National Commission for Women.

The Supreme Court has directed that marriages of all persons who are citizens of India belonging to various religions should be made compulsorily registrable in their respective States, where the marriage is solemnized, since, such a law mandating compulsory registration will help in: (a) Prevention of child marriages and ensure minimum age of marriage. (b) Prevention of marriages without the consent of the parties. (c) Check bigamy/polygamy (d) Enabling married women to claim their right to live in the matrimonial house, maintenance, etc. (e) Enabling widows to claim their inheritance rights, other benefits and privileges which they are entitled to after the death of their husband. (f) Deterring men from deserting women after marriage. (g) Deterring parents/guardians from indulging in trafficking of women to any person including a foreigner, under the garb of marriage.

The Law Commission of India in its latest report (2017) has also noted that registration of marriage would help in better implementation of already existing laws that aim at preventing child marriage and aid in eliminating practices such early and forced marriages and in promoting gender equality and empowering women.

• P. Compulsory Registration of Marriages Act (APCRoM), 2002

The State of Andhra Pradesh has been progressive in enacting the A.P. Compulsory Registration of Marriages Act (APCRM) in 2002.  Rules under this Act were notified in 2003.

Despite the penal provisions for non-registration of marriages under this Act, the registration of marriages under the said Act is poor owing to lack of awareness, poor enforcement, cumbersome process etc., defeating the very purpose of the Act. The Hon’ble Lokayuktha has also unequivocally ordered that regardless of registration of marriages under any legislation or Personal Law, registration under the APCRM Act shall be necessary.

A review of the existing MRIS reveals that the proof of marriage is not being sought by all the schemes; even among the schemes seeking proof of marriage, the document being asked for does not serve as a conclusive proof which shall stand judicial scrutiny and thereby lend itself to protecting the interests of the women. Furthermore, despite the APCRM Act, 2002, most MRIS do not insist on the marriage being registered under the said legislation.

4.   Rationale for Single Desk:

With a view to addressing the aforementioned issues-operational as well as those related to marriage registration, keeping the applicant’s ease of obtaining service delivery at the centre stage, ‘CHANDRANNA PELLI KAANUKA- Single Desk’, a centralised citizen interface for all Marriage Related Incentive Schemes(MRIS) administered by various Departments of the Government of Andhra Pradesh is hereby instituted to ensure:

1. Maximum eligible incentive to the applicant
2. Fully automated application process

• Service Level Agreement embedded time-bound approvals

1. Digital authentication of documents
2. Improved usability
3. Minimised user entry load

• Nil data redundancy by integration of databases
• Timely release of incentive

1. Minimal access & transaction costs
2. Compliance with A.P.Compulsory Registration of Marriages Act, 2002
3. Better security & identity and a strengthened entitlement regime for women, by virtue of enforcing marriage registration

5. Schemes Covered & Incentives:

The list of schemes covered under the umbrella of Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka-Single Desk (CHPK-SD), along with the incentives under each scheme, is given in the table below. The details of caste/community wise coverage is given in Annexure 1.

The Marriage Gift scheme of APBOCWWB and AP Labour Welfare Board is included in the CHPK-SD, in respect of those beneficiaries whose details are available in the digitised database of the respective Boards.

The incentives under CHPK-SD mentioned in column 5 in the table supra revises the earlier incentive amount mentioned in the column number 4, duly superseding the G.O.s mentioned in column number 3, wherever applicable. APBOCWWB and APLWB shall take necessary action for issuance of orders where warranted, as per their respective Board regulations.

6. Nomenclature

The revised nomenclature of the marriage related incentive schemes covered under CHPK-SD shall as follows:

7. One Time Financial Assistance:

No scheme under the Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka-Single Desk can be combined with any other marriage related incentive scheme (MRIS). All the schemes under CHPK-SD can be availed only once in a lifetime.

8. Eligibility Criteria and Processing Conditions:

In supersession of the eligibility conditions mentioned in the MRIS guidelines issued earlier by various Government Departments, the following are the eligibility conditions for the MRIS covered under Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka –Single Desk.

• Eligibility Criteria:

The following criteria shall apply to all the schemes covered under the CHPK-SD:

• Common Processing Conditions

The following are the common conditions for processing of the incentive under CHPK-SD:

1. Under all MRIS under CHPK-SD, the bride and bridegroom shall be joint applicants – bride shall be Applicant-I and bridegroom shall be Applicant-II.
2. The incentive amount under all the MRIS under CHPK-SD shall be credited to the bank account of the bride.

9. Documents Required:

The following documents shall be considered as valid proof of eligibility for all the schemes covered under the Chandranna Pelli Kanuka-Single Desk:

10. Operational Guidelines:

The operational guidelines for CHPK-SD, covering the detailed procedure for application submission, field verification, approval, incentive release and issue of marriage certificate are appended (Annexure 2) to this order. These guidelines shall supersede all implementation guidelines issued hitherto for the schemes covered under CHPK-SD.

11. Implementing Agencies:
12. Field Verification, Marriage Verification & Release of Incentive: At the State level, the CEO, Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty (SERP) & Mission Director, Mission for Elimination of Poverty in Municipal Areas (MEPMA) shall be the implementing agencies in the rural and urban areas respectively for the Chandranna Pelli Kanuka- Single Desk, with respect to field verification, marriage verification and release of incentive to the bride’s bank account.

At the District Level, the Project Director, DRDA, and Project Director, MEPMA shall be the implementing agencies at the rural and urban areas respectively for the Chandranna Pelli Kanuka- Single Desk, with respect to field verification, marriage verification and release of incentive to the bride’s bank account.

1. Marriage Registration & Issue of Marriage Certificate: At the State Level, the Commissioner, Panchayati Raj and Director, Municipal Administration shall be the implementing agencies with respect to marriage registration and issue of marriage certificate under A.P. Compulsory Registration of Marriages Act, 2002, in the rural and the urban areas respectively, through the Marriage Officers appointed in the local bodies under their jurisdiction.

At the district level, the District Panchayat Officers and the Commissioners of Municipal Corporations/Municipalities, shall be the implementing agencies in their respective jurisdiction in the rural and the urban areas respectively, in respect of Marriage Registration and issue of marriage certificate, in CHPK-SD.

12. Nodal Department and Nodal Officer:

The Social Welfare Department, A.P. shall be the Nodal Department for the implementation of CHPK-SD.

State Level Nodal Officer: At the State Level, the Commissioner/Director of Social Welfare, GoAP shall be the Nodal Officer for the Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka-Single Desk

District Level Nodal Officer: At the district level, the District Collector shall be the Nodal Officer, CHPK-SD and shall ensure inter-agency coordination and shall facilitate timely completion of all tasks by the concerned stakeholders.

13. Monitoring Mechanism:

Considering the number and diversity of the participating departments and enabling agencies, the Government have formed the following committees to monitor the implementation of CHPK-SD:

• State Level Committee:

The following is the composition of the State Level Committee:

The State Level Committee shall meet as frequently as required but shall meet at least once every quarter.

• District Level Committee

The following is the composition of the District Level Committee:

The District Level Committee shall meet as frequently as required but shall meet at least once every month.

14. Scheme Management and Administrative Costs:
    • Software Application:

The Andhra Pradesh Centre for Financial Services and Systems (APCFSS), Vijayawada, shall   develop an end to end software solution for the effective service delivery to the beneficiaries from application submission to incentive release with web portal, app and dashboard, on behalf of the Social Welfare Department.

• Integration with Existing Software Applications:

The Commissioner, Panchayati Raj, A.P. and the Director, Municipal Administration, A.P. shall integrate the software applications being used in Rural local bodies and Urban local bodies for registration of marriages under the A.P. Compulsory Registration of Marriages Act, 2002 with Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka-Single Desk software application.

Necessary modifications in the said marriage registration software applications, in terms of work-flow, formats etc. shall be carried out to align the same with the procedure laid down under the Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka-Single Desk.

• Administrative Costs:

Five (5) percent of total funds under CHPK-SD shall be earmarked for administrative costs viz. software development, knowledge management, computing devices, capacity building, social audit, etc.

The State Level Nodal Officer, CHPK-SD shall release the administrative costs based on the claims submitted.

• Knowledge Management:

The APCFSS shall provide the required knowledge support for CHPK-SD through a Project Management Unit.

15. Budget Drawal Hierarchy:

Since the CHPK-SD integrates the functioning of multiple MRIS and the funds have to be drawn from different accounts, the hierarchy of drawing the budget from different heads shall be detailed in the operational guidelines.

16. Budget Head:

The expenditure towards (a) Marriage Incentive, (b) Field Verification Fee and       (c) Marriage Verification Fee shall be met from the scheme heads from which the Marriage Incentive is being paid.

The expenditure towards five (5) percent administrative expenses shall be provided pro-rata from the scheme heads of the concerned departments and shall be placed with the State Level Nodal Officer, CHPK-SD.

17. Financial Management:

A dedicated pool account will be maintained by the Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty (SERP) for the purpose of release of (a) Marriage Incentive and (b) Field Verification Fee and (c) Marriage Verification Fee, on behalf of both, SERP and MEPMA.

A separate account shall be created with the State Level Nodal Officer, CHPK-SD for the credit and debit of the Administrative Costs.

The CHPK-SD cuts across multiple schemes of multiple departments and in the design of the scheme, the release of marriage incentives is on a near real-time basis, making fund management very critical. Therefore, the Finance Department shall design and implement a bespoke financial management structure with a real time dashboard for crediting funds from different scheme heads to the dedicated pool account maintained by SERP for CHPK-SD, so as to ensure timely release of incentive and optimal utilisation of funds.

18. Supersession and Compliances

The orders issued in this G.O. and the operational guidelines annexed shall supersede the eligibility criteria, incentive amounts and procedure given in the G.O.s and guidelines issued hitherto on MRIS.

The WCD,DA & SC Welfare Department, PR&RD Department and MA&UD Department shall ensure necessary amendments to the relevant legislations, as warranted, in order to facilitate smooth implementation of CHPK-SD.

19. Effective Date

The scheme incentives covered under the same shall be applicable to marriages conducted on or after April 20, 2018. Subsequent to this date, all applications for MRIS shall be processed only through CHPK-SD. In respect of marriages held prior to April 20, 2018, the processing of incentive shall continue as per the old procedure.

20. Special Dispensation

As detailed in the Operational Guidelines annexed, in the CHPK-SD architecture, there shall be, at the time of applying for marriage incentive, a gap of at least 15 days from the proposed date of marriage.

Since meeting this condition will not be possible for marriages held between April 20, 2018, the effective date of this G.O. and May 4, 2018, for the marriages held between these dates, the field verification, marriage verification, incentive release, etc. shall be carried out under a special dispensation, to be defined appropriately by the Social Welfare Department.

All the concerned Departments will ensure that necessary arrangements are made for the successful implementation of the scheme and ensure wide publicity for the Chandranna Pelli Kanuka-Single Desk and take necessary action accordingly.

21. This order issues with the concurrence of Finance (FMU-Welfare-1) Department, vide their UO No.39027/145/2017-SO(FMU-WF-1) , dt:13-04-2018.

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

1. S. RAWAT

PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT

1. The Special Chief Secretary to Govt., (CT,P&E,R&S), A.P.
2. The Principal Secretary to Government, MA&UD, A.P.
3. The Principal Secretary to Government, Panchayati Raj, A.P.
4. The Principal Secretary to Government, Rural Development, A.P.
5. The Commissioner & E.O. Principal Secretary to Government, Minorities Welfare, A.P.
6. The Principal Secretary to Government, LET&F, A.P.
7. The Principal Finance Secretary
8. The Secretary to CM
9. The Secretary to Government, Finance Department, A.P.

• The Secretary to Government, BCWD, A.P.
• The Secretary to Government, Dept. of Women, Children, Senior Citizens and Disabled Welfare, A.P.
• The Spl. Secretary, Finance
• The Director of Municipal Administration, A.P.
• The Commissioner, Panchayati Raj, A.P.
• The Commissioner, Disabled Welfare, A.P.
• The Commissioner, BC Welfare, A.P.
• The Commissioner of Labour, A.P.
• The Commissioner & IG, Stamps and Registration Department, A.P.
• The Commissioner of Tribal Welfare, A.P.
• The Director, BCW, A.P.
• The Director, Social Welfare, A.P.
• The CEO, RTGS, A.P.
• The Commissioner, Department of Welfare of Disabled & Senior Persons, A.P.
• The Director of Treasuries and Accounts, A.P., Vijayawada
• The Pay & Accounts Officer, A.P. Vijayawada,
• The Accountant General, A.P., Hyderabad.
• CEO, Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty, A.P.
• Mission Director, Mission for Elimination of Poverty in Municipal Areas, A.P.
• Director, Electronic Service Delivery, A.P.
• Secretary & CEO, A.P. Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare Board, A.P.
• Welfare Commissioner, AP Labour Welfare Board
• Project Director, CMRO, O/o. CCLA, A.P.
• Convenor, SLBC, A.P.
• CEO, A.P.Centre for Financial Systems and Services
• All District Collectors
• All Project Officers, ITDAs
• All DTWOs
• All Deputy Directors/Joint Directors, SW
• All Deputy Directors, TW/DTWOs
• All Deputy Directors, BCW

41. All Deputy Directors, Differently Abled Welfare

• All Deputy Directors, MW

43. All PDs, DRDA

• All PDs, MEPMA
• All District Panchayat Officers

46. All District HQ Municipal Commissioners

• All Deputy Commissioners of Labour

Copy to:

The Finance (FMU-Welfare-1) Department

The Finance (BG.I) Department

The General Administration (Cabinet) Dept.

The PS to Minister for SWE & TWE

The PS to Prl. Secretary(SW)

SC/SF

//FORWARDED :: BY ORDER//

SECTION OFFICER

ANNEXURE 1: COMMUNITY-WISE APPLICABLE SCHEMES AND INCENTIVES

1. S. RAWAT

PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT

ANNEXURE 2: OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR CHANDRANNA PELLI KAANUKA-SINGLE DESK (CHPK-SD)

Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka-Single Desk (CHPK-SD) has been introduced by the Government of Andhra Pradesh vide G.O.Ms.No.44 Social Welfare (Edn. 2) Department, dt. 18.04.2018

The operational guidelines for implementation of all schemes covered in the Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka-Single Desk are given below.

These guidelines shall supersede all implementation guidelines issued hitherto for the schemes covered under CHPK-SD.

2. Definitions:

Under the Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka-Single Desk, unless the context otherwise requires:

1. ‘Applicant’ means the bride and bridegroom jointly; Bride shall be Applicant-I and Bridegroom shall be Applicant-II.
2. ‘Bank Account’ means, the bank account of the bride
3. ‘Below Poverty Line (BPL)’ means, the segment of population categorised so by the Government of Andhra Pradesh for the purposes of targeting benefits under the ‘White Ration Card/Annapoorna/AAY (including their equivalent and/or provisional forms)’ in the Public Distribution System.
4. ‘Scheduled Castes (SC)/Scheduled Tribes (ST)/Backward Classes (BC)/Minorities’ means, the respective castes/communities notified under the statute in the State of Andhra Pradesh.
5. ‘Widow’ means, a woman who has lost her spouse by death and has not married again.
6. ‘Widower’ means, a man who has lost his spouse by death and has not married again.
7. ‘Marriage’ means, first marriage, except in the case of widows.
8. ‘BioAuth’ means, Aadhaar enabled biometric authentication
9. ‘Bride’ includes prospective bride and ‘Groom’ includes ‘Prospective Bride Groom’.
10. ‘Disability’ means, disability defined as per G.O. Ms. No. 31, Department for Women, Children, Disabled & Senior Citizens (DW), dated 1.12.09 with its amendments/modifications from time to time, read with the Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016). In CHPK-SD, the term ‘differently-abled’ and ‘disabled’ have been used interchangeably.
11. ‘e-KYC’ means, the Aadhaar enabled electronic Know Your Customer process through Biometrics/One Time Password (OTP);
12. ‘Kalyana Mitra (KM)’ means, the official or the community member designated to undertake the field verification and marriage verification to ascertain the fulfilment by the applicant of the requirements under the scheme.
13. ‘Field Verification’ means, the verification by the Kalyana Mitra, of the scheme-eligibility-related details of the bride/bridegroom, during her visit to the residence of the bride/bridegroom.
14. ‘Marriage Venue’ means, the place (including function/community hall, hotel, residence, place of worship, sub-registrar’s office etc.) where the marriage shall be solemnised.
15. ‘Marriage Verification’ means, the verification by the Kalyana Mitra, of the performance of the marriage at the stipulated hour at the marriage venue.
16. ‘Facial Recognition’ means, technology-enabled-confirmation of the identity of the bride/bridegroom through the validation of the face of the bride/bridegroom as in their photographs taken during the Field Verification against those available in authentic Government databases like Aadhaar etc.; and/or validation of the bride/bridegroom’s face in the photograph/s taken during the Field Verification against those taken during the Marriage Verification;
17. ‘Marriage Officer’ means, the Marriage Officer appointed under the A.P. Compulsory Registration of Marriages Act, 2002.
18. ‘Memorandum’ means, the memorandum prescribed under the A.P. Compulsory Registration of Marriages Act, 2002 , including amendments that may be made to it from time to time

3. Procedure under Chandranna Pelli Kanuka – Single Desk:

There are (7) processes in the Single Desk platform i.e.

1. Registration,
2. Field Verification
3. Scheme Mapping & release of 20% incentive
4. Marriage Registration
5. Marriage Verification
6. Issue of Marriage Certificate
7. Release of 80% incentive amount

These processes are detailed step-wise, as below:

• Registration:
  • Documents Required:

The following documents shall be considered as valid proof of eligibility for all the schemes covered under the Chandranna Pelli Kanuka-Single Desk:

• Modes of Registration:

Registration is carried out in 2 types of modes: (a) first, where Aadhaar-seeded-mobile number is required and (b) the second, where Aadhaar-seeded mobile number is not required. The applicant may choose to register the application using either of these modes as per convenience.

• Applicants having Aadhaar-seeded mobile number:

Applications having Aadhaar-seeded mobile number may register through (a) online application and (b) Mobile App

1. Online Application: The bride/bridegroom accesses the web portal of Chandranna Pelli Kanuka-Single Desk (CHPK-SD) and authenticates the Aadhaar-one-time-password (OTP) of bride and bridegroom.

Upon successful OTP authentication, the name, mobile number and father’s name of the bride and bridegroom are populated automatically.

Further, the bride/bridegroom enter the stipulated details like relevant certificate numbers, Address, Date of marriage, Venue of marriage, Bride’s bank details (Bank Name, Branch, Account Number and IFSC code), etc.

1. Mobile App: The above mentioned Registration can be done by the bride/bridegroom using the Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka Mobile App, downloadable from Google Play Store.

The details in the mobile app could be filled upon successful e-KYC authentication of the bride and the bridegroom.

• Applicants NOT having Aadhaar-seeded mobile number:

Applicants not having Aadhaar seeded mobiles may register through: (a) 1100 Toll Free Number, (b) Mee Seva Centre and (c) Mandal Samakhya Offices of SERP (limited to select mandals in the tribal agency areas, as given in Annexure 3 only).

1. 1100 Toll Free Number: The bride/bridegroom calls 1100 toll free number and asks for Chandranna Pelli Kanuka-Single Desk.

The call operator takes down the certificates/document numbers of the bride as well as the bridegroom over the phone, along with other details like parent’s details, brides’ bank details etc.

1. Mee Seva Centres: The registration can also be done at any Mee Seva centre in Andhra Pradesh. The Mee Seva operator shall assist the applicant in registration, based on the certificate/document copies to be brought by the applicant.

Registration at Mandal Samakhya Offices has been discussed in detail in the ‘Special Architecture for Tribal Areas’ section of these guidelines.

• Registration Window:

The registration of the application shall be done no later than 15 calendar days prior to the date of marriage.

While the applicant is free to register anytime earlier than 15 calendar days prior to the date of marriage, the application processing shall commence only 30 calendar days prior to the date of marriage.

• Mobile Number for Communication and Application Number:

The mobile number of bride/bridegroom seeded with Aadhaar shall be the default mobile number for all CHPK-SD-related communication.

In the event that the beneficiary does not have an Aadhaar seeded mobile number or does not have a mobile phone, an alternative mobile number may be given by the bride/bridegroom, which shall be used for all CHPK-SD communication.

Once the application is registered through any of the modes of registration i.e. 1100 Toll-Free number, Web Application, Mobile Application., Mee Seva Centre and Mandal Samakhya Office, an Application Number is generated and sent via SMS to the Bride and the Bride Groom’s mobile number.

The status of the application could be tracked online at the CHPK-SD portal or using the CHPK-SD Mobile App., using this Application Number.

• Alteration of Registration details:

Any alteration in the registered application shall be notified by the bride/bridegroom to 1100 toll free number. Such a call shall be made only from the mobile number given at the time of registration.

• First Come First Serve Basis:

Since budget under various MRIS in the Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka- Single Desk is finite, the processing of applications shall happen on the principle of First Come First Serve Basis. The application queue shall be based on:

1. the date of marriage
   1. if there are multiple applications with the same date of marriage, the application registered earlier shall be given the preference.
      1. if multiple applicants have registered on same date for the same date of marriage, then the application in which the bride is of higher age, shall be given preference in the queue.

• Confirmation & Scheduling of Field Visit:

The Chandranna Pelli Kanuka-Single Desk confirms the details by making an outbound call to the mobile number of the bride and the bridegroom, given at the time of registration.

As part of the outbound call, the bride and bridegroom shall be asked to select a date from the available dates for their respective field verification.

• Field Verification

The details of field verification are discussed below:

• Verification Window:

Field verification shall be completed no later than (10) calendar days prior to the date of marriage. The field verification schedule shall be fixed accordingly.

• Field Verification (FV) Personnel:

The Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka-Single Desk adopts a Community Based Field Verification (FV) architecture, trusting and entrusting members of the organisations of the poor with the authentication of the beneficiaries to be selected, assisted by IT based tools/interventions.

This model has been validated in the successful implementation of the Chandranna Bima scheme, being implemented by the Labour, Employment & Training Department.

The FV personnel of the prospective beneficiaries under the Chandranna Pelli Kanuka-Single Desk will be the members of the Self Help Groups (SHG) and their federations organised by the Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty (SERP), AP in the rural areas and the Mission for Elimination of Poverty in Municipal Areas (MEPMA) in the urban areas.

The FV personnel shall be known as ‘Kalyana Mitras’ (KM) and shall possess & be trained in the usage of suitable electronic devices proposed to be utilised in the implementation of the scheme.

• Visit to Bride and Groom’s Residence:

Based on the FV schedule fixed as per the bride/bridegroom’s choice, the Kalyana Mitras visit the bride and groom’s residence for the field verification, equipped with an App., installed in their Tablet Computers.

The certificate related data given at the time of registration shall be populated in this App but shall not be visible to the Kalyana Mitra. After verifying that the certificate copies being presented to her by the bride/bridegroom correspond to bride/bridegroom, the Kalyana Mitra shall be required to enter the last 3 digits of SADAREM certificate (in case the applicant is differently-abled) or, APBOCWWB (if the applicant is a registered member of the Board) or Mee Seva Nativity, Caste/Community and Date of Birth Certificate (for all other applicants) as seen in the hard copy of that certificate.

Only if the last three digits so entered match with that registered in the system, the App. allows the verification to proceed. Further, the Kalyana Mitra clicks and uploads the picture of the bride’s bank passbook.

After completing the verification at the bride/groom’s residence as per the stipulated protocol, the Kalyana Mitra shows a preview of the verification details.

• Neighbour Verification:

In addition to the FV at the residence of bride/bridegroom, the Kalyana Mitra shall enquire from a Self Help Group member (SHG)/neighbour, whether it is the bride/groom’s first marriage and authenticates the said SHG/neighbour’s BioAuth.

• Bioauths

After Neighbour verification, the Kalyana Mitra takes the Aadhaar BioAuth of the bride/bridegroom as the case may be and of his/her mother/father/guardian. Finally, the Kalyana Mitra concludes the field verification by giving her BioAuth.

• Bioauth of Village Organisation’s President:

In case of mismatch between the feedback (regarding first marriage, widow status etc.) given by the bride/bridegroom’s parent/guardian and the neighbour, the deciding feedback shall be of the president of the village organisation (in rural areas)/MEPMA Resource Persons (in urban areas). Her feedback and bioauth shall also be taken by the Kalyana Mitra.

• Facial Recognition at FV Stage:

While at the residence of the bride/bridegroom for FV, the Kalyana Mitra clicks the facial photograph of the bride/bridegroom. The facial recognition software application, shall, upon the bride/bridegroom giving his/her bioauth, validate the photograph so clicked against that in the bride/bridegroom’s Aadhaar.

This is a critical foundational step for facial recognition during Marriage Verification, discussed in greater detail at the concerned paragraph, later in these guidelines.

• Special Architecture for Tribal Areas:

A special architecture has been designed for certain tribal mandals (List enclosed in Annexure 3), considering the inadequate mobile and internet connectivity in these areas.

The following special rules apply to the residents of the mandals listed in the Annexure 3:

1. The bride/bridegroom shall have to visit either the Mandal Samakhya Office corresponding to the mandal covering their respective residence or a Mee Seva Centre with bioauth facility in their mandal to carry out three critical activities viz. Registration, giving Bioauth and Facial Recognition in a single visit. Copies of the relevant documents/certificates as required for registration, shall be carried along.

1. There shall be no outbound call confirmation.
2. Kalyana Mitra shall visit the residence of the bride/bridegroom and take signatures/thumb impression of the mother/father/guardian. The schedule for this FV shall be fixed at the Mandal Samakhya Office/Mee Seva Centre, as the case may be. Further, Kalyana Mitra will carry out neighbour verification.
3. Owing to issues of internet connectivity, mother/father/guardian/neighbour bioauth is exempted in Neighbour Verification in these areas. However, the Kalyana Mitra shall be required to capture the signature/thumb impression of the mother/father/guardian and neighbour on pre-printed stationery. The Kalyana Mitra shall capture the responses received in Neighbour Verification and certify the same by giving her bioauth.

In case one of the bride and the bridegroom resides in the mandals listed in the Annexure 3 and the other does not, the aforementioned special rules (i.e. registration at Mandal Samakhya Offices, no outbound call confirmation, etc.) apply only to the bride/bridegroom residing in the listed mandals and ordinary rules shall apply to the bride/bridegroom residing outside the listed mandals.

The implementing agencies of CHPK-SD shall ensure availability of functionaries and infrastructure to carry out the aforesaid tasks in identified tribal areas. Such personnel shall be stationed in these offices throughout the working hours of the day and shall attend to the above tasks.

• Scheme Mapping & Release of 20% incentive:

After successful FV, based on a pre-defined matrix – on the principle of awarding highest eligible incentive, caste/community/disability details, of the bride and the groom and budget availability, the software application maps the application submitted for marriage scheme incentive to one of the MRIS under the Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka-Single Desk.  Simultaneously, a pre-filled application form is generated by the software application addressed to the Sanctioning Authority, CHPK-SD.

State Level Nodal Officer, CHPK-SD shall define the aforesaid matrix and the software application shall scrupulously follow this matrix. It shall be ensured that an MRIS application is mapped to only one scheme.

The details of the scheme so mapped shall be communicated to the bride and bridegroom via SMS.

• Electronic Certificate for release of 20% incentive

After the successful FV and scheme mapping, the CHPK-SD software application shall generate a certificate of no objection to release the 20% incentive, under the name of the Nodal Officer, CHPK-SD.

The certificate being electronically generated, shall not be required to contain a signature.

• Sanctioning Authority’s Approval

The CEO, SERP, AP shall be the Sanctioning Authority for all the schemes covered under CHPK-SD. The powers of sanction in this regard are delegated to CEO, SERP. If necessary, the CEO, SERP may delegate the power of sanction to a senior government officer in SERP.

After above mentioned certificate of no objection is generated, draft Sanction Proceedings shall be generated by the CHPK-SD application, which, after approval, shall form the basis for initiating the release of the 20% incentive amount.

The incentive release shall be initiated within (2) working days from the date of the above mentioned certificate.

• Despatch of Letter by post:

Once the crediting of 20% incentive amount to the bank account of the bride has been initiated, SERP shall dispatch a letter/postcard to the residence of the bride, confirming the successful completion of FV.

Relevant details of the scheme under which the marriage has been considered for the grant of incentive, the incentive amount released etc. may also be mentioned in this letter.

• Marriage Registration Process:

The marriage registration process under the A.P.Compulsory Registration of Marriages Act, 2002, seamlessly integrated with the CHPK-SD, shall be operationalised as discussed below:

• Memorandum:

Subsequent to the FV & the BioAuth of the Bride and Bride Groom, the software application shall push the data required to be populated in the ‘Memorandum’ prescribed under the APCRM Act, 2002, including the photographs of the bride and the bridegroom, to the login of the Marriage Officer (MO) appointed under the said Act.

• Data Sheet:

Along with the Memorandum, the software application shall generate a data sheet containing the details of data (like Aadhaar number, age, residential address of bride and bridegroom, marriage venue etc.) as shall be required for the Marriage Officer’s scrutiny.

The source through which this data has been digitally validated shall also be mentioned in the data sheet. Since the data sheet is electronically generated, it shall not be required to contain any signature.

Since this data sheet shall contain all parameters required to be scrutinised by the Marriage Officer, the furnishing of physical or electronic copies of certificates (for age, residential proof etc.) of the bride and the bridegroom shall NOT be insisted upon by the MO.

The data sheet shall be generated under the name of the Nodal Officer, CHPK-SD.

• Marriage Officer’s Due Diligence & Deemed Approval:
  • In Rural Areas:

There shall be a minimum of (10) calendar days between the date on which, the data to be populated in the Memorandum & the data sheet are sent to the MO’s login, and the date of marriage.

In this period, the Marriage Officer is required to exercise due-diligence and satisfy himself/herself of the compliance with all the conditions required for the marriage to be registered as per the AP Compulsory Registration of Marriages Act, 2002.

If the MO finds any ground on which the marriage may not be registered, she/he will have the option to reject the application, duly recording the reasons for rejection. However, the due diligence by and approval of the MO shall be deemed to be complete if the MO does not reject the application latest by the fourth (4^th) calendar day prior to the date of marriage.

The Commissioner, Panchayat Raj, A.P., shall endeavour to ensure that MOs exercise their due-diligence regularly. A dashboard in this regard shall be provided in order to track the instances of approval/rejection/deemed approval.

• In Urban Areas:

Based on the request of the Director of Municipal Administration, A.P., a slight modification has been brought about in the MO-information-flow in urban areas. The data to be populated in the Memorandum & the aforesaid data sheet shall be sent to the MO’s login on the date of marriage, and not (10) calendar days prior to it.

• Marriage Verification (MV):

Subject to approval/deemed approval of the MO, the KM visits the marriage venue to conduct Marriage Verification (MV). In urban areas however, since the data to be populated in the Memorandum & the aforesaid data sheet shall be sent to the MO’s login only on the date of marriage, the condition of approval/deemed approval of the MO, as a pre-requisite for carrying out MV, is not applicable i.e. MV in urban areas shall be carried out by the KMs for all the applications received under CHPK-SD.

Upon reaching the venue, the KM clicks a selfie of herself and based on successful facial recognition, the tablet computer gets unlocked.

The KM presents the Hon’ble Chief Minister’s Greetings and Token Cheque, clicks the marriage photo i.e. (a) individual photograph of the bride, (b) individual photograph of the bridegroom and (c) a photograph featuring bride and the bridegroom as a couple (joint photograph).

• Facial Recognition of bride/bridegroom at MV:

The aforementioned marriage photos shall, using the facial recognition software application, be validated against the Aadhaar validated photographs of the bride and the bridegroom taken by the KM at the FV stage.

The marriage photographs thus validated are pushed to the MO’s login. In the event that the marriage venue does not have internet connectivity, the validated marriage photos are pushed to the MO’s login as soon as the KM reaches a location having internet connectivity.

• Digitally Signed Marriage Certificate:

The CHPK-SD software application auto generates an electronic Marriage Certificate in the format prescribed under the APCRM Act, 2002 and pushes the same to the MO’s login on the proposed date of marriage. Subject to satisfactory fulfilment of all conditions required for registration of marriage under the said Act, the MO shall issue the Marriage Certificate containing his/her valid digital signature, within 48 hours of the marriage photos validated through facial recognition, being pushed to his/her login.

The marriage certificate shall be downloadable by the bride/bridegroom from the CHPK-SD portal and the local body portal (upon keying in of the CHPK-SD Application Id and One Time Password sent to the applicant’s mobile number given at the time of registration with CHPK-SD).

• Sanction Proceedings for release of balance 80% of incentive:

Once the MV is completed successfully and the marriage photos are validated through facial recognition, the application is pushed to the login of the Sanctioning Authority, CHPK-SD.

As soon as the marriage certificate has been issued, draft Sanction Proceedings shall be generated by the CHPK-SD application, which, after approval, shall form the basis for initiating the release of the balance 80% of the incentive amount to the bride’s bank account.

The initiation of the process of crediting the 80% of the incentive amount to the bride’s bank account shall be completed not later than (2) working days from the date of issue of marriage certificate.

• Despatch of letter by post:

Once the crediting of 80% incentive amount to the bank account of the bride has been initiated, SERP shall dispatch a letter/postcard to the residence of the bridegroom, confirming the successful completion of MV and the release of full incentive amount.

4. Publication of List of Marriages

The MO, on the first and the fifteenth day of every month, shall publish the list containing: (a) marriages proposed to be held in the next 10 days and (b) list of marriages held in the previous 15 days and exhibit these lists in conspicuous manner in the premises of his/her office. The lists may be downloaded from the software application.

The following details of the applicants shall be contained in the list:(a)Name, (b) Residential address (given at the time of scheme registration), (c) Date of marriage and (d) Venue of marriage.

These lists shall also be made available on the Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka- Single Desk portal, the portal of the O/o. Commissioner of Panchayat Raj, the portal of the O/o. Director of Municipal Administration & the portal of the concerned local body which houses the office of the Marriage Officer.

5. Grievance Redressal

All grievances related to CHPK-SD shall be registered at 1100 call centre. Detailed modalities of grievance routing, escalation, time-bound resolution and communication of the same to the complainant, shall be worked out by

1. SERP & MEPMA, with reference to grievances on field verification, marriage verification and incentive release.
2. Commissioner, Panchayati Raj and Director, Municipal Administration, with reference to the grievances on marriage registration and issue of marriage certificate

• Director, Social Welfare, with reference to grievances on scheme mapping, and policy matters of CHPK-SD.

6. Social Audit

The Implementing Agencies/Nodal Officer of Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka- Single Desk, shall arrange to undertake Social Audit (based on randomised sampling and defined threshold matrix) of the incentives released under the Chandranna Pelli Kaanuka-Single Desk, duly covering all the schemes proportionally. The CHPK-SD application shall generate the key details to be verified in the Social Audit.

The Social Audit may also be undertaken on a case by case basis as per the situation assessed by the Implementing Agencies/Nodal Officer.

7. Exceptions

The course of action in certain exceptional circumstances is discussed here:

8. Verification Fee

Each marriage would entail (3) visits by Kalyana Mitras i .e. (a) FV at residence of the Bride and/or to his neighbour’s residence, (b) FV at to the Bride Groom’s residence and/or to his neighbour’s residence and (c) MV at the Marriage Venue.  The Kalyana Mitra shall receive an incentive at the rate of Rs. 300/- per FV.

For MV, if the time of solemnization of marriage is between 9 am and 7 pm, the Kalyana Mitra shall receive Rs. 250/- per MV. If the time of solemnization of marriage is prior to 9 am or after 7pm, the Kalyana Mitra shall receive Rs. 500/- per MV.

9. Budget Drawal Hierarchy:

The CHPK-SD shall follow the following budget drawal hierarchy:

10. Roles of different stakeholders:
    • State Level Nodal Officer:

The Nodal Officer shall:

1. Be responsible for ensuring compliance by all stakeholders with overall architecture for CHPK-SD
2. Cause to carry out necessary changes in the policy framework of CHPK-SD as may be required.

• Oversee the design, development and maintenance of the software application, including its integration with 1100 call centre.

1. Ensure the marriage incentive is released as per the budget drawal hierarchy defined in these guidelines and ensure that the software application is compliant with the same at all times
2. Coordinate and ensure the credit of funds to the dedicated pool account from the respective MRIS heads of accounts and the sanction and release of administrative costs.
3. Coordinate with various stakeholder departments for smooth implementation of the schemes under CHPK-SD

• Ensure periodic Social Audits of the applications approved as well as rejected under CHPK-SD, in consultation with the implementing agencies
• Devise and implement appropriate mechanisms for abatement of risk in the overall architecture of CHPK-SD

1. Shoulder the overall responsibility for ensuring smooth implementation of CHPK-SD.
   • MRIS Departments:

The departments hitherto administering the MRIS under CHPK-SD shall:

1. Bring to the notice of Nodal Officer, CHPK-SD, any changes that may need to be brought about in the policy framework of CHPK-SD, including in eligibility conditions, with reference to the MRIS corresponding to them, necessitated by the need to maintain consistency with international/national/state-level statutory/policy changes that may take place from time to time.
2. Shoulder the sole responsibility to ensure from time to time, that the caste lists used by CHPK-SD software application are updated and the rules pertaining to the permissible combinations of marriage between castes/sub castes/tribes/sub tribes are consistent with the officially sanctioned rules.

• Ensure that sufficient funds for MRIS are parked with the implementing agencies, in advance.
• SERP and MEPMA:

SERP and MEPMA shall:

1. Identify, enrol and train appropriate number of Kalyana Mitras, duly factoring in the number of estimated marriages and the timelines laid down in the verification process. The implementing agencies shall also identify a set of Kalyana Mitras to serve as reserve, to be deployed in contingencies.
2. Arrange to provide, maintain and replace as necessary, the requisite computing hardware like tablet computers and fingerprint biometric devices to the Kalyana Mitras. The devices shall be compatible with the software application being developed.

• Identify risks – operational and financial etc., having a bearing on the implementation of the schemes under CHPK-SD and in consultation with Nodal Officer, CHPK-SD/scheme-related department, take necessary action to address the same.

1. Undertake regular audits/social audits to identify instances of system-compromise and take stringent action in the event of detection of falsification of documents, compromised field verification etc.
2. Institutionalise a robust grievance redressal mechanism with reference to field verification, marriage verification and incentive release
   • Marriage Registration Departments:

Commissioner, Panchayat Raj and Director, Municipal Administration shall:

1. Train Marriage Officers for registering marriages happening through CHPK-SD, duly factoring in the amendments to the A.P. Compulsory Registration of Marriages Act (APCRM), 2002 & APCRM Rules, 2003 and the modifications in the registration process if any, arising from such amendments.
2. Ensure hassle-free availability of digital signatures for all Marriage Officers at all times

• Ensure the digitally signed marriage certificate is issued within 48 hours of marriage photographs validated through facial recognition, being pushed to Marriage Officer’s login.

1. S. RAWAT

PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT

ANNEXURE 3: LIST OF AGENCY MANDALS FOR SPECIAL ARCHITECTURE UNDER CHPK-SD

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Government in the have issued orders sanctioning implementation of Investment Support Scheme (“Rythu Bandhu”) in Telangana State from Kharif-2018.

In the above orders, it is also emphasized that Agriculture in Telangana is characterized by stagnation, low productivity, frequent occurrence of droughts and low levels of public and private investments. Therefore Investment is the surest way to enhance agricultural productivity and also incomes of the farmers, besides breaking the vicious cycle of rural indebtedness. In order to ensure that the farmers do not fall again in to the debt trap, a new scheme called “Agriculture Investment Support Scheme” (“Rythu Bandhu”) is proposed to be implemented from the year 2018-19 onwards, from the beginning of the Kharif (Vanakalam) season itself, to take care of the initial investment needs of every farmer. A budget of Rs 12000 crores has already been provided for the financial year 2018-19 and it includes Service charges payable to Banks and also administrative expenditure for implementing the scheme.

Telangana Rythu Bandhu details of the scheme are as follows:

Relieving the farmers from debt burden and not allowing them to fall in the debt trap again, this new scheme is proposed for providing investment support to Agriculture and Horticulture crops by way of a grant @ Rs. 4000/- per acre per farmer each season for purchase of inputs like (1)Seeds, (2)Fertilizers, (3)Pesticides, (4)towards Labour and other Investments in the field operations of farmers’ choice for the crop season.

The Government held widespread consultations and a major decision was taken to take up farmer-wise survey of Agriculture Lands, entitled ‘the Land Records Updation Program’ (LRUP) and accordingly the Revenue Department has completed the task of updation and purification of land records and now has an updated data base of all agricultural lands.

Detail guidelines for implementation of the scheme have also been outlined in the G.O read above.

The Chief Secretary to Government has convened a meeting on 24.6.2017 to decide the issue of extending the facility of providing Rs.4,000/ – per acre to the RoFR title holders as they have been given titles on par with the ‘D’ form patta certificates and that they are also eligible for self-cultivation for livelihood under Section 3 (1) (a) of the RoFR Act, 2006.

The Commissioner of Tribal Welfare, TS, Hyderabad in his letter Rc.No.812/ 2017 / TRl/ RoFR, dt.20.6.2017 reported that the Rule 16 of the RoFR Rules, 2008 provides for post claim support to the forest rights holders and the State Government shall ensure to provide through its departments relevant to upliftment of forest dwelling scheduled tribes and other traditional forest dwellers, that all Government Schemes including those relating to land improvement, land productivity, basic amenities and other livelihood measures to such claimants and communities whose rights have been recognized and vested under the Act.
Presently, there are about 93,494 individual title holders in the State with the extent of 3,00,092 acres. The then Chief Secretary earlier has opined that in view of the spirit of the new scheme to remove the vulnerability of the farmers, the scheme may be extended to the RoFR individual title holders also by thorough examination of all aspects.

The Principal Chief Conservator of Forest in his reference 2nd read above has informed that as per the progress report received from Commissioner, Tribal Welfare Department, there are about 93,494 individual claimants have the RoFR title certificates. The Rule 16 of the RoFR Act, (Amendment) Rules 2012 provides for post claim support to the Forest Rights holders and the State Government shall ensure to provide through its departments relevant to upliftment of Forest Dwelling and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers that all Government schemes including those relating to land productivity basic amenities etc.

In view of the above, the issue of extending the facility of providing Rs. 4000/- per acre each season to RoFR title holders were examined and it is decided to extend the Investment Support Scheme of Rs. Rs. 4000/- per acre each season to RoFR title holders. All the beneficiaries shall be identified by the District Collectors concerned according to the guidelines issued by the Tribal Welfare Department, in consultation with the Forest Department. These orders take immediate effect.

Agriculture & Cooperation Department – Guidelines for Implementation of Agriculture Investment Support Scheme (“Rythu Bandhu”) in Telangana State – Extension of scheme to Recognition of Forest Rights (RoFR) – Orders – Issued. AGRICULTURE AND COOPERATION (AGRI.II) DEPARTMENT G.O.Rt.No. 277 Dated: 21-04-2018 Read the following:- 1. G.O.Rt.No.231, A&C (Agri.II) Dept., Dt: 04/04/2018. 2. From the Principal Chief Conservator of Forest, Lr. No.7060/ 2013/WLR-3, Dt: 10/04/2018.

Also Read :-

Telangana Agriculture Investment Support Scheme providing Rs.4000 per acre

Gutha Sukender Reddy, Chairman Telangana Rashtra Rythu Samanvaya Samithi

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Finalizing Telangana Grama Mandala Zilla Rythu Samanvaya Samithis

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The government of telangana State 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 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 (432) Four Hundred and Thirty Two vacancies in the category of Civil Assistant Surgeon (2 posts for each PHC for 54 PHCs) and other categories under the control of Director of Public Health & Family

Welfare, Hyderabad, through Direct Recruitment as below:-

The Secretary, Telangana State Public Service Commission, Hyderabad shall take appropriate steps for filling the above vacancies through direct recruitment by obtaining the details, such as local cadre wise / vacancy position, roster points and qualifications etc., from the concerned authorities. The Secretary, Telangana State Public Service Commission, Hyderabad shall issue the notification and schedule for recruitment expeditiously.

The HM&FW Department and the Director of Public Health & Family Welfare, Hyderabad shall take necessary action for filling the respective posts duly following the Rule of Reservation, the provisions of the Presidential Order and the provisions of the Service Rules applicable to the relevant posts. The department shall obtain specific orders on the composition of the Selection Committee, Selection process and other issues related to the recruitment process as per the statutory provisions applicable duly following the rules of business.  They shall adopt a transparent selection procedure for the purpose.

The administrative department and the Head of Department concerned shall furnish details of all vacant posts authorized in this order, including the local cadre wise / roster points and qualifications, etc., to the recruiting agency immediately under intimation to Finance Department. The Department shall issue necessary amendments to their service rules / Byelaws / Government Orders changing the existing recruitment procedure /recruiting agency wherever necessary.

Public Services – Health Medical & Family Welfare Department – Recruitment – Filling of (432) Four Hundred and Thirty Two vacancies in the category of Civil Assistant Surgeon (2 posts for each PHC for 54 PCHs) and other categories under the control of Director of Public Health & Family Welfare, Hyderabad, through Direct Recruitment– Orders – Issued.

FINANCE (HRM-VII) DEPARTMENT  G.O.Ms.No.41 Dated:25.04.2018.

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The High Court passed the following Postings and Transfers STATE OF TELANGANA

1. Smt. N. Hema Latha, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Asifabad, Adilabad District is transferred and posted as I Additional Junior Civil Judge, L.B.Nagar, Rangareddy District Vice Smt Ch.Sunadamma transferred.

2. Smt Ch.Sunadamma, I Additional Junior civil Judge, L.B.Nagar, Rangareddy District is transferred and posted as Additional Junior civil Judge, Sangareddy, Medak District, vice Smt P.Devi Manasa transferred.

3. Smt P.Devi Manasa , Additional Junior Civil Judge, Sangareddy, Medak District is transferred and posted as Ill Additional Junior civil Judge, Kothagudem, Khammam District, vice Smt A.Sunitha Rani, transferred.
4. Smt A.Sunitha Rani, Ill Additional Junior civil Judge, Kothagudem, Khammam District, is transferred and posted as Special Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Excise Cases, Sangareddy, Medak District (Post Kept Vacant).
i) Smt. N. Hema Latha, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Asifabad, and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Il Metropolitan Magistrate (Juvenile Court), L.B.Nagar, Rangareddy District.
The Additional Junior Civil Judge, Asifabad, Adilabad District, will be in full additional charge of the post of Principal Junior Civil Judge, Asifabad, Adilabad District, Unitl further orders.
i i i ) Smt Ch.Sunadamma, shall immediately handover charge of her post and also the post of Principal Junior Civil Judge, L.B.Nagar to the Il Metropolitan Magistrate (Juvenile Court), L.B.Nagar, Rangareddy District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Excise Court, Sangareddy (either from Ms. R.Lavanya or from Smt L.Annapurnasri who ever may be).
iv) Smt P Devi Manasa, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Excise Coufi, Sangareddy (either to Ms. R.Lavanya or Smt L.Annapurnasri who ever may be) and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kothagudem, Khammam District.
Smt A.Sunitha Rani, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kothagudem, Khammam District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Special Mobile Court, Sangareddy, Medak District (either from Ms. R.Lavanya or from Smt L.Annapurnasri who ever may be).
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1. Sri K.K.V.Bulli Krishna, Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Badrachalam, Khammam District is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Huzurabad, Karimnagar District, VICE Ms. R. Sree Lekha, transferred.
2. Ms. R. Sree Lekha, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Huzurabad, Karimnagar District, is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Man’ cherial, Adilabad District, Vice Sri D.Ramesh transferred.
3. on relief Sri D.Ramesh, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Mancherial, Adilabad District is transferred and posted as Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Mancherial, Vice Smt Naseem Sultana Transferred.
4. Smt Naseem Sultana, Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Mancherial is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Armoor, Nizamabad District vice Sri G.Uday Kumar transferred.
5. Sri G.Uday Kumar, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Armoor, Nizamabad District is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge — Cum — VIll Metropolitan Magistrate, Cyberabad at Rajendranagar Vice Sri C.Vikram transferred.
6. Sri C.Vikram, Principal Junior Civil Judge — Cum — VIll Metropolitan Magistrate, Cyberabad at Rajendranagar is transferred and posted as Additional Junior Civil Judge, Yellandu, Khammam District (Post Kept Vacant).
i) Sri. K.K.V.Bulli Krishna, shall Immediately handover charge of his post to the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kothagudem, and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Huzurabad.
ii) The I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kothagudem will be in full additional charge of the post of Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Badrachalam, Khammam District, until further orders.
iii) Ms. R.Sree Lekha, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Huzurabad and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Sri D. Ramesh.
iv) On relief Sri D.Ramesh, shall regularly assume charge as Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Mancherial, Adilabad District.
v) Smt Naseem Sultana, shall immediately handover charge of her post to Sri D.Ramesh, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Mancherial, Adilabad District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Armoor, Nizamabad District.
vi) Sri G.Uday Kumar, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Armoor, Nizamabad District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, – Cum- XVII Metropolitan Magistrate, Rajendranagar, Rangareddy District.
vii) Sri C.Vikram, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, – Cum- XVIl Metropolitan Magistrate, Rajendranagar, Rangareddy District and and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Yellandu, Khammam District.
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1. Smt A Kanchana Reddy, Junior Civil Judge now working as Administrative Officer, A.P.Judicial Academy, Secunderabad is transferred and posted as Special Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Excise Court, Karimnagar , VICE Sri G.Srinivas, transferred.
2. Sri G.Srinivas, Special Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Excise Court, Karimnagar is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Sathupalli, Khammam District, Vice Sri K.Yuva Raja transferred.
3. on relief Sri K. Yuva Raja Principal Junior Civil Judge, Sathupalli, Khammam District is transferred and posted as Additional Junior Civil Judge, Sathupalli, Khammam District, vice Smt P.Uma Maheswari transferred.
4. Smt P.Uma Maheswari, Additional Junior Civil Judge, Sathupalli, Khammam District is transferred and posted as Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Nizambad Vice Sri Mohd. Abdul Javeed Pasha transferred.
5. Sri Mohd. Abdul Javeed Pasha, Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Nizambad is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Nirmal, Adilabad District, Vice Sri K. V Chandra Sekhar Rao, transferred.
6. Sri K. V Chandra Sekhar Rao, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Nirmal, Adilabad District is transferred and posted as Special Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Excise Court, Mahabubnagar, Vice Smt B.Deepthi, transferred.
7. on relief Smt B.Deepthi, Special Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Excise Court, Mahabubnagar, is transferred and posted as Junior Civil Judge (Juvenile Court), Mahabubnagar, Vice Smt Kshama Deshpande transferred.
8. Smt Kshama Deshpande, Junior Civil Judge (Juvenile Court), Mahabubnagar is transferred and posted as XIV Metropolitan Magistrate, Cyberabad at L.B.Nagar, Rangareddy District, Vice Smt T.Suhasini transferred.
9. Smt T.Suhasini, XIV Metropolitan Magistrate, Cyberabad at L.B.Nagar, Rangareddy District is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Karimnagar vice Smt. T.Madhavi transferred.
10. Smt. T.Madhavi Principal Junior Civil Judge, Karimnagar is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, L.B.Nagar, Rangareddy District (Post Kept Vacant).
i) Smt A.Kanchana Reddy, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Assistant Director, Andhra Pradesh State Judicial Academy, Secunderabad and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Special Mobile Court, Karimnagar.
Sri G.Srinivas, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Special Mobile Court, Karimnagar and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from Sri K.Yuva Raja.
iii) On relief Sri K.Yuva Raja, shall assume charge as Additional Junior Civil Judge, Sathupalli, Khammam District.
iv) Smt P.Uma Maheswari, shall immediately handover charge of her post to
Sri K. Yuva Raja and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the I Additional Junior Civil Judge (Juvenile Court), Nizamabad.
v) Sri Mohd. Abdul Javeed Pasha, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the I Additional Junior Civil Judge (Juvenile Court), Nizamabad and and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Nirmal, Adilabad District.
vi) Sri K.V.Chandra Sekhar Rao, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Nil-mal, Adilabad District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from Smt B .Deepthi.
vii) On relief Smt B.Deepthi, shall assume charge as Junior Civil Judge (Juvenile Court), Mahabubnagar.
viii) Smt Kshama Deshpande, shall immediately handover charge of her post to Smt B.Deepthi and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Special Mobile Court Cum — XI Metropolitan Magistrate, Cyberabad at L.B.Nagar, Rangareddy District.
ix) Smt T.Suhasini, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Special Mobile Court — Cum — XI Metropolitan Magistrate, Cyberabad at L.B.Nagar, Rangareddy District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Special Mobile Couft, Karimnagar.
x) Smt. T.Madhavi, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Special Mobile Court, Karimnagar and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Il Metropolitan Magistrate (Juvenile Court), L.B.Nagar, Rangareddy District.

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1. M. Aruna, Godavarikhani, Karimnagar
District is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge — Cum – V Metropolitan Magistrate, Cyberabad at Medchal, Rangareddy District VICE Sri K.Balachander, transferred.
2. Sri K.Balachander, Principal Junior civil Judge — Cum V Metropolitan Magistrate, Cyberabad at Medchal, Rangareddy District is transferred and posted as Junior Civil Judge, Peddapalli, Karimnagar District, Vice Sri M.Rajender transferred.
3. Sri M.Rajender Junior Civil Judge, Peddapalli, Karimnagar District, is transferred and posted as V Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kukatpally, Rangareddy District (Post Kept Vacant).
i) Smt M. Aruna, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Godavarikhani and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Il Additional Junior Civil Judge — Cum — XV Metropolitan Magistrate, Cyberabad at Medchal.
i i ) The I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Godavarikhani, will be in full additional charge of the post of Principal Junior Civil Judge — Cum Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Godavarikhani, Karimnagar District until further orders.
I l i ) Sri K.Balachander, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Il Additional Junior Civil Judge — Cum — XV Metropolitan Magistrate, Cyberabad at Medchal and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Junior Civil Judge, Sultanabad, Karimnagar District.
iv) Sri M.Rajender, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Junior Civil Judge, Sultanabad, Karimnagar District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the I Additional Junior Civil Judge — Cum — XVI Metropolitan Magistrate, Cyberabad at Kukatpallu Rangaredy District.
1. Smt D.Geetha Rani, Il Additional Junior Civil Judge Khammam is transferred and posted as Ill Additional Junior Civil Judge Warnagal VICE Sri K.Ajesh Kumar, transferred.
2. Sri K.Ajesh Kumar, Ill Additional Junior civil Judge Warnagal, is transferred and posted as IV Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kukatpally,Rangareddy District, vice Smt D. Varodhini, transferred.
3. Smt D. Varodhini, IV Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kukatpally, Rangareddy District, is transferred and posted as Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Khammam, vice Smt D.Geetha Rani transferred.
i) Smt D.Geetha Rani, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the I Additional Junior Civil Judge (Juvenile Court), Khammam and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Warangal.
Sri K.Ajesh Kumar, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the I
Additional Junior Civil Judge, Warangal and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Il Additional Junior Civil Judge Cum — XIX Metropolitan Magistrate, Cyberabad, Kukatpally, Rangareddy District.
iii) Smt D.Varodhini, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Il Additional Junior Civil Judge — Cum — XIX Metropolitan Magistrate, Cyberabad, Kukatpally, Rangareddy District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the I Additional Junior Civil Judge (Juvenile Court), Khammam.
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Sri D. Vijaya Saradhi Raju, Principal Junior Civil Judge Kothagudem, Khammam District is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge Sangareddy, VICE Sri G.V.Mahesh Nath, transferred.
Sri G.V.Mahesh Nath, Principal Junior Civil Judge Sangareddy, is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge Kothagudem, Khammam District, Vice Sri D. Vijaya Saradhi Raju, transferred.
i) Sri D. Vijaya Saradhi Raju, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kothagudem, Khammam District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Special Mobile Court, Sangareddy, Medak District (either from Ms. R.Lavanya or from Smt L.Annapurnasri who ever may be).
Sri G.V.Mahesh Nath, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the the Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Special Mobile Court, Sangareddy, Medak District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kothagudem, Khammam District.
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Smt G.Bhanumathi, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Ibrahimpatnam — Cum IV etropolitan Magistrate, Cyberabad at Ibrahimpatnam, Rangareddy District is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Madhira, Khammam District, vice Sri B.Rajesh, transferred.
Sri B.Rajesh, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Madhira, Khammam District is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge Ramannapet, VICE Smt Pramila Jain, transferred..
On relief Pramila Jain, Ramannapet, is transferred and posted as Additional Junior Civil Judge, Ramannapet, Nalgonda District (Post kept vacant).
i) Smt G.Bhanumathi, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Ibrahimpatnam, Rangareddy District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Madhira, Khammam District.
ii) The Additional Junior Civil Judge, Ibrahimpatnam, Rangareddy District, will be in full additional charge of the post of the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Ibrahimpatnam, Rangareddy District until further orders.
iii) Sri B.Rajesh, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Madhira, Khammam District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from Smt Pramila Jain.
iv) On relief Smt Pramila Jain, shall assume charge as Additional Junior Civil Judge, Ramannapet, for which post she is holding Full Additional Charge.
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Sri Syed Quayam Hussain, Additional Junior Civil Judge, Manthani, Karimnagar District is transferred and posted as IX Assistant Judge, City Civil Court, Hyderabad, (post kept vacant).
i) Sri Syed Quayam Hussain, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Manthani, Karimnagar District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the XX Assistant Judge, City Civil Court, Hyderabad.
The Principal Junior Civil Judge, Manthani, Karimnagar District, will be in Full Additional Charge of the post of Additional Junior Civil Judge, Manthani, Karimnagar District, until further orders.
Ms. J.Prasanthi, Advocate, who was selected as Junior Civil Judge vide G.O.Ms.No 12, Law (LA&J Home Courts A2) Department dated 29.032018 Government of Telangana, Hyderabad is posted as X Assistant Judge, City Civil Court, Hyderabad, (post kept vacant).
i) Ms. J.Prasanthi, who was appointed as Junior Civil Judge, shall proceed to her new station and take charge of her post from the XX Assistant Judge, City Civil Court, Hyderabad.
ii) Ms. J.Prasanthi, is hereby directed to submit Medical Fitness Certificate obtained from a Doctor not below the rank of Civil Surgeon and submit the same to the Chief Judge, City Civil Court, Hyderabad, while assuming charge as X Assistant Judge, City Civil Court, Hyderabad. In turn the Chief Judge, City Civil Court, Hyderabad, shall forward the same to the High Court of Judicature at Hyderabad.
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Smt L.Annapurna Sri, Junior Civil Judge — Cum — Special Judicial Magistrate of Firrst Class — Cum – Additional Junior Civil Judge, Medak is transferred and posted as Judicial Magistrate of First Class (Special Mobile Magistrate), Sangareddy, vice Ms R.Lavanya transferred.
On relief Ms R.Lavanya, Judicial Magistrate of First Class (Special Mobile Magistrate), Sangareddy, is transferred and posed as Junior Civil Judge — Cum Special Judicial Magistrate of Firrst Class — Cum – Additional Junior Civil Judge, Medak, vice Smt L.Annapurna Sri transferred.
i) Smt L.Annapurna Sri, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Medak, and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from Ms R.Lavanya.
ii) On relief Ms R.Lavanya, shall proceed to her new station and take charge of her post from Principal Junior Civil Judge, Medak.
STATE OF ANDHRA PRADESH
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Sri G.Ganga Raju, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Parvathipuram, Vizianagarm District is transferred and posted as Junior Civil Judge, Kanigiri, Prakasam District, vice Sri S. Tangamani, transferred.
Sri S. Tangamani, Junior Civil Judge, Kanigiri, Prakasam District is transferred and posted as Junior Civil Judge, Guntakul, Anantapuram District, vice Sri K. Vasudeva Rao, transferred.
Sri K. Vasudeva Rao, Junior Civil Judge, Guntakul, Anantapuram District, is transferred and posted as I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Tadepalligudem, West Godavari District, Vice Smt M.V.N.Padmaja, transferred.
Smt M.V.N.Padmaja, I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Tadepalligudem, West Godavari District, is transferred and posted as Special Mobile Court for PCR Act Cases — Cum — Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kurnool, Vice Sri M.Babu transferred.
Sri M.Babu, Special Mobile Court for PCR Act Cases — Cum — Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kurnool, is transferred and posted as Junior Civil Judge, Kandukur, Prakasam District, Vice Smt D.Naga Venkata Lakshmi transferred.
Smt D.Naga Venkata Lakshmi, Junior Civil Judge, Kandukur, Prakasam District, is transferred and posted as Additional Junior Civil Judge, Ananthapuram, Vice Smt A.Geetha Vani, transferred.
Smt A.Geetha Vani, Additional Junior Civil Judge, Ananthapuram is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Badvel, Kadapa District, vice Smt R.M.Subhavalli, transferred.
Smt R.M.Subhavalli, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Badvel, Kadapa District, is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Piler, Chitoor District, Vice Smt B.Babi Rani transferred.
B.Babi Rani, Piler, Chitoor District is transferred and posted as Junior Civil Judge, Mydukur, Kadapa District, Vice Smt K.Satya Kumari transferred.
Smt K.Satya Kumari, Junior Civil Judge, Mydukur, Kadapa District, is transferred and posted as Additional Junior Civil Judge, Avanigadda, Krishna District Vice Sri H.Amara Rangeswara Rao transferred.
Sri H.Amara Rangeswara Rao, Additional Junior Civil Judge, Avanigadda, Krishna District is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Alamuru, East Godavari District, Vice Sri M. Subba Rao transferred.
Sri M. Subba Rao, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Alamuru, East Godavari District, is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Nuzvid, Krishna District, Vice Smt B.Padma transferred.
Smt B.Padma, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Nuzvid, Krishna District, is transferred and posted as I Metropolitan Magistrate for trial of cases under M.V.Act, (Mobile Court), Vijayawada, Vice Sri P.Koteswara Rao transferred.
On Relief Sri P.Koteswara Rao, I Metropolitan Magistrate for trial of cases under M.V.Act, (Mobile Court), Vijayawada, is transferred and posted as Il Metropolitan Magistrate for Railways, Vijayawada, Vice Sri A.Rama Chandra Rao transferred.
Sri A.Rama Chandra Rao, Il Metropolitan Magistrate for Railways, Vijayawada, is transferred and posted as Principal Junaior Civil Judge — Cum — X Metropolitan Magistrate, Gannavaram, Krishna District, Vice Sri Mutta Venkateswara Rao transferred.
On relief Sri Mutta Venkateswara Rao, Principal Junaior Civil Judge — Cum X Metropolitan Magistrate, Gannavaram, Krishna District, is transferred and posted as Ill Additional Junior Civil Judge — Cum — X Ill Metropolitan Magistrate, Anakapalle (Post Kept Vacant).
i) Sri G.Ganga Raju, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Parvathipuram, Vizianagaram District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Junior Civil Judge, Podili, Prakasam District.
The Additional Junior Civil Judge, Parvathipuram, Vizianagaram District, will be in Full Additional charge of the post of Principal Junior Civil Judge, Parvathipuram, Vizianagaram District, until further orders.
iii) Sri S. Tangamani, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Junior Civil Judge, Podili, Prakasam District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Special Judicial Magistrate of first Class for Railways, Guntakal, Anantapuram District.
iv) Sri K. Vasudeva Rao, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Special Judicial Magistrate of first Class for Railways, Guntakal, Anantapuram District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Tadepalligudem, West Godavari District.

v) Smt M.V.N.Padmaja, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Tadepalligudem, West Godavari District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kurnool.
vi) Sri M.Babu, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kurnool and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kandukur, Prakasam District.
vii) Smt D.Naga Venkata Lakshmi, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kandukur, Prakasam District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Anantapuram.
viii) Smt A.Geetha Vani, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Anantapuram and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Badwel, Kadapa District.
ix) Smt R.M.Subhavalli, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Badwel, Kadapa District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Piler, Chittoor District.
x) Smt B.Babi Rani, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Piler, Chittoor District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Proddatur, Kadapa District.
xi) Smt K.Satya Kumari, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Proddatur, Kadapa District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Avanigadda, Krishna District.
xii) Sri H.Amara Rangeswara Rao, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Avanigadda, Krishna District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Ramachandrapuram, East Godavari District.
xiii) Sri M. Subba Rao, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Ramachandrapuram, East Godavari District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Nuzvid, Krishna District.
xiv) Smt B.Padma, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the I
Additional Junior Civil Judge, Nuzvid, Krishna District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from Sri P.Koteswara Rao.
xv) On relief Sri P.Koteswara Rao, shall regularly assume charge as Il Metropolitan Magistrate for Railways, Vijayawada.
xvi) Sri A.Rama Chandra Rao, shall immediately handover charge of his post to Sri P.Koteswara Rao and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from Sri Mutta Venkateswara Rao.
xvii) On relief Sri Mutta Venkateswara Rao, shall immediately handover charge of his post to Sri A.Ram Chander Rao and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from Il Additional Junior Civil Judge — Cum XII Additional Metropolitan Magistrate, Anakapalle.
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Smt G. Vani, Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kadiri, Anantapuram District is transferred and posted as I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kakinada, East Godavari District, Vice Smt K.V.L.Hima Bindu,. Transferred.
On relief Smt K.V.L.Hima Bindu, I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kakinada, East Godavari District is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Kakinada, East Godavari District, Vice Smt B.H.V.Lakshmi Kumari, transferred.
Smt B.H.V.Lakshmi Kumari, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Kakinada, East Godavari District, is transferred and posted as Junior Civil Judge, Tekkali, Srikaulam District, Vice Sri P.Srinivas, transferred.
Sri P.Srinivas, Junior Civil Judge, Tekkali, Srikaulam District, is transferred and posted as Junior Civil Judge, Kamalapuram, Kadapa District, Vice Sri G.Siva Prasad Yadav transferred.
Sri G.Siva Prasad Yadav, Junior Civil Judge, Kamalapuram, Kadapa District, is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Tirupati, Chittoor District vice Smt T.Malleswari, transferred.
Smt T.Malleswari, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Tirupati, Chittoor District is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge — Cum IX Additional Metropolitan Magistrate, Vijayawada, Krishna District, Vice Smt M.Kumidini transferred.
Smt M.Kumidini, Principal Junior Civil Judge Cum IX Additional
Metropolitan Magistrate, Vijayawada, Krishna District, is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Narsipatnam, Visakhapatnam District, Vice Sri G.Yagna Narayana transferred.
On relief Sri G.Yagna Narayana, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Narsipatnam, Visakhapatnam District, is transferred and posted as Additional Junior Civil Judge, Narsipatnam, Visakhapatnam District Vice Sri V.Gopala Krishna transferred.
Sri V.Gopala Krishna, Additional Junior Civil Judge, Narsipatnam, Visakhapatnam District is transferred and posted as Additional Junior Civil Judge, Sattenapalli, Guntur District, Vice Smt M.Jayamma, transferred.
On relief Smt M.Jayamma, Additional Junior Civil Judge, Sattenapalli, Guntur District, is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Sattenapalli, Guntur District, Vice Smt S.Jaya Lakshmi transferred.
Smt S.Jaya Lakshmi, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Sattenapalli, Guntur District, is transferred and posted as Junior Civil Judge, Naidupeta, Nellore District, (Post Kept Vacant).
i) Smt G. Vani, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Kadiri, Anantapuram District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from Smt K.V.L.Hima Bindu, I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kakinada, East Godavari District.
ii) The Principal Junior Civil Judge, Kadiri, Anantapuram District will be in full additional charge of the post of Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kadiri, Anantapuram District until further orders.
iii) On relief Smt K.V.L.Hima Bindu, will regularly assume charge of the post of Principal Junior Civil Judge, Kakinada.
iv) Smt B.H.V.Lakshmi Kumari, shall immediately handover charge of her post to Smt K.V.L.Hima Bindu, I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kakinada, East Godavari District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Junior Civil Judge, Narasannapet, Srikakulam District.
v) Sri P.Srinivas, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Junior Civil Judge, Narasannapet, Srikakulam District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kadapa.
vi) Sri G.Siva Prasad Yadav, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kadapa and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the IV Additional Junior civil Judge, Tirupati, Chittoor District.
vii) Smt T.Malleswari, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the IV Additional Junior civil Judge, Tirupati, Chittoor District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the I Additional Junior Civil Judge — Cum — X Additional Metropolitan Magistrate, Vijayawada.
viii) Smt M.Kumidini, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the I Additional Junior Civil Judge — Cum — X Additional Metropolitan Magistrate, Vijayawada and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from Sri G.Yagna Narayana, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Narsipatnam, Visakhapatnam District.
ix) On relief Sri G.Yagna Narayana, shall regularly assume charge of the post of Additional Junior Civil Judge, Narsipatnam, Visakhapatnam District.
x) Sri V.Gopala Krishna, shall immediately handover charge of his post to Sri G. Yagna Narayana and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from Smt M.Jayamma.
xi) On relief Smt M.Jayamma, shall regularly assume charge as Principal
Sattenapallli, Guntur District.
xii) Smt S.Jaya Lakshmi, shall immediately handover charge of her post to Sri M.Jayamma, I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Sattenapalle, Guntur District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Gudur, Nellore District.
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Sri B.Kiran Kumar, Junior Civil Judge, Pathapátnam, Srikakulam District is transferred and posted as Junior Civil Judge, Rayadurg, Anantapuram District, Vice Sri B.Appala Swamy, transferred.
Sri B.Appala Swamy, Junior Civil Judge, Rayadurg, Anantapuram District, is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Anakapalle, Visakhapatnam District Vice Sri Y.Gopala Krishna, transferred.
Sri Y.Gopala Krishna, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Anakapalle, Visakhapatnam District, is transferred and posted as Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Tirupati, Chittoor District, Vice Sri R.Sanyasi Naidu, transferred.
Sri R.Sanyasi Naidu, Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Tirupati, Chittoor District is transferred and posted as Il Metropolitan Magistrate for Railways, Visakhapatnam, Vice Sri L.Jagdeesh Kumar, transferred.
On relief Sri L.Jagdeesh Kumar, Il Metropolitan Magistrate for Railways, Visakhapatnam, is transferred and posted as Ill Metropolitan Magistrate, (Special Mobile Court) , Visakhapatnam, Vice Sri K.Prakash Babu transferred.
Sri K.Prakash Babu, Ill Metropolitan Magistrate, (Special Mobile Court)
Visakhapatnam, is transferred and posted as Junior Civil Judge, Kotabommali, Srikakulam District, Vice Sri Shaik Meera Kasim Saheb, transferred
Sri Shaik Meera Kasim Saheb, Junior Civil Judge, Kotabommali, Srikakulam District, is transferred and posted as Special Judicial Magistrate of First Class for Railways, Guntur, Vice Smt K.Madavi, transferred.
Smt K.Madavi, Special Judicial Magistrate of First Class for Railways, Guntur, is transferred and posted as I Additonal Junior Civil Judge, Kovvur, West Godavari District (post kept vacant).
i) Sri B.Kiran Kumar, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Junior Civil Judge, Amadalavalasa, Srikakulam District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Junior Civil Judge, Kalyandurg, Anantapuram District.
The Junior Civil Judge, Amadalavalasa, Srikakulam District, will be in full additional charge of the post of the Junior Civil Judge, Pathapatnam, Srikakulam District until further orders.
iii) Sri B.Appala Swamy, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Junior Civil Judge, Kalyandurg, Anantapuram District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Anakapalle — Cum — Additional Metropolitan Magistrate, Anakapalle, Visakhapatnam District .
Sri Y.Gopala Krishna, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Anakapalle Cum — Additional Metropolitan Magistrate, Anakapalle, Visakhapatnam District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the IV Additional Junior Civil Judge, Tirupati, Chittoor District.
v) Sri R.Sanyasi Naidu, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the IV Additional Junior Civil Judge, Tirupati, Chittoor District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from Sri L.Jagdeesh Kumar.
vi) Sri K.Prakash Babu, shall immediately handover charge of his post to Sri L.Jagdeesh Kumar and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Junior Civil Judge, Narsannapet, Srikakulam District.
vii) Sri Shaik Meera Kasim Saheb, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Junior Civil Judge, Narsannapet, Srikakulam District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Special Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Excise Court, Guntur.
viii) Smt K.Madavi, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Special Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Excise Court, Guntur and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Kovvur, West Godavari District .
Smt S.Hemalatha, Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kovvur, West Godavari District, is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Kovvur, West Godavari District Vice Smt N.Sri Lakshmi transferred.
Smt N.Sri Lakshmi, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Kovvur, West Godavari District is transferred and posted as Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kovvur, West Godavari District, Vice Smt S.Hemalatha, transferred.
i) Smt S.Hemalatha and Smt N.Sri Lakshmi, shall take charge of their new posts simultaneously.
Smt S.P.D.Vennela, Junior Civil Judge, Piduguralla, Guntur District, is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Guntur Vice Sri S.Praveen Kumar, transferred.
Sri S.Praveen Kumar, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Guntur , is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Kadpa, Vice Sri Manipati Sridhar, transferred.
Sri Manipati Sridhar, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Kadpa is transferred and posted as Anaparthi, East Godavari District, Vice Smt B.Nirmala transferred.

Smt B.Nirmala, Junior Civil Judge, Anaparthi, East Godavari District, is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Rajamahendravaram, East Godavari District, Vice Sri K.Syam Babu, transferred.
On relief Sri K.Syam Babu, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Rajamahendravaram, East Godavari District, is transferred and posted as V Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Rajamahendravaram, Vice Sri Y.Srinivasa Rao, transferred.
Sri Y.Srinivasa Rao, V Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Rajamahendravaram, is transferred and posted as Junior Civil Judge, Udayagiri, Nellore District, Vice Sri Marpu Sridhar transferred.
Sri Marapu Sridhar, Junior Civil Judge, Udayagiri, Nellore District, is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Tuni, East Godavari District, Vice Ms M.Prameela Rani transferred.
Ms M.Prameela Rani, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Tuni, East Godavari District, is transferred and posted as I Additional Junior Civil Judge — Cum IV Additional Metropolitan Magistrate, Bheemunipatnam, Visakhapatnam District, Vice Smt M.Sudha Rani transferred.
Smt M.Sudha Rani, I Additional Junior Civil Judge — Cum IV Additional Metropolitan Magistrate, Bheemunipatnam, Visakhapatnam District, is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Eluru, West Godavri District Vice Ms. K,Prasanthi transferred.
Ms. K,Prasanthi, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Eluru, West Godavri District, is transferred and posted as V Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kakinada, East Godavari District, Vice Sri M. Venkateswara Rao transferred.
Sri M. Venkateswara Rao, V Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kakinada, East Godavari District, is transferred and posted as Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Jangareddygudem, West Godavari District, Vice Sri M.V.S.Prabhakar transferred.
Sri M.V.S.Prabhakar, Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Jangareddygudem, West Godavari District, is transferred and posted as V Additional Junior Civil Judge, Tirupati, Chittoor District, Vice Smt P. Vijaya transferred.
Smt P. Vijaya, V Additional Junior Civil Judge, Tirupati, Chittoor District, is transferred and posted as Prinicpal Junior Civil Judge, Bheemunipatnam — Cum — IV Additional Metropolitan Magistrate, Visakhapatnam at Bheeemunipatnam, Vice Sri K.Murali Mohan transferred.
Sri K.Murali Mohan, Prinicpal Junior Civil Judge, Bheemunipatnam — Cum IV Additional Metropolitan Magistrae, Visakhapatnam at Bheeemunipatnam is transferred and posted as IV Additional Junior Civil Judge, Nellore, Vice Sri T. Vasudevan transferred.
Sri T. Vasudevan, IV Additional Junior Civil Judge, Nellore is transferred and posted as Additional Chilakaluripeta, Guntur District (Post Kept Vacant).
i) Smt S.P.D.Vennela, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Gurazala, Guntur District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Guntur.
ii) The Principal Junior Civil Judge, Gurazala, Guntur District will be in full additional charge of the post of Junior Civil Judge, Piduguralla, Guntur District , until further orders.
iii) Sri S.Praveen Kumar, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Guntur and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Il Additional Junior Civil Judge,Kadapa.
iv) Sri Manipati Sridhar, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Il Additional Junior Civil Judge,Kadapa and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the VI Additional Junior Civil Judge, Rajamahendravaram, East Godavari District.

v) Smt B.Nirmala, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the VI Additional Junior Civil Judge, Rajamahendravaram, East Godavari District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from Sri K.Syam Babu.
vi) On relief Sri K.Syam Babu, shall regularly assume charge of the post of VIl Additional Junior Civil Judge, Rajamahendravaram, East Godavari District.
vii) Sri Y.Srinivasa Rao, shall immediately handover charge of his post to Sri K.Syam Babu and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Junior Civil Judge, Atmakur, Nellore District.
viii) Sri Marapu Sridhar, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Junior Civil Judge, Atmakur, Nellore District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Tuni, East Godavari District.
ix) Ms M.Prameela Rani, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Tuni, East Godavari District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Bheemunipatnam, Visakhapatnam District.
x) Smt M.Sudha Rani, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Bheemunipatnam, Visakhapatnam District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Eluru, West Godavari District.
xi) Ms. K,Prasanthi, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the I
Additional Junior Civil Judge, Elulll, West Godavari District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the IV Additional
Kakinada, East Godavari District.
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xii) Sri M. Venkateswara Rao, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the IV Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kakinada, East Godavari District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Junior Civil Judge, Jangareddygudem, West Godavari District.
xiii) Sri M.V.S.Prabhakar, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Junior Civil Judge, Jangareddygudem, West Godavari District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the IV Additional Junior Civil Judge, Tirupati, Chittoor District.
xiv) Smt P. Vijaya, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the IV Additional Junior Civil Judge, Tirupati, Chittoor District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Bheemunipatnam, Visakhapatnam District.
xv) Sri K -Murali Mohan, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Il Additional Junior Civil Judge, Bheemunipatnam, Visakhapatnam District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Ill Additional Junior Civil Judge, Nellore.
xvi) Sri T. Vasudevan, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Ill Additional Junior Civil Judge, Nellore and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Principal Junior Civil Judge, Chilakaluripet, Guntur District.
Smt K.Madhavi Devi, Additional Junior Civil Judge, Repalle, Guntur District, is transferred and posted as Special Judicial Magistrate of First Class for Railways, Nellore Vice Smt S.Aruna Sri, transferred.
Smt S.Aruna Sri, Special Judicial Magistrate of First Class for Railways, Nellore is transferred and posted as IV Addtional Junior Civil Judge (Juvenile Court), Guntur, Vice Smt K.Prathusha Kumari, transferred.
Smt K.Prathusha Kumari, IV Addtional Junior Civil Judge (Juvenile Court), Guntur, is transferred and posted as I Addtional Junior Civil Judge (Juvenile Court), Kadapa, Vice Smt A.Shobha Rani transferred.
Smt A.Shobha Rani, I Addtional Junior Civil Judge (Juvenile Court), Kadapa, is transferred and posted as I Aditonal Junior Civil Judge, Tirupati, Chittoor District, Vice Sri N. Sasidhar Reddy, transferred.
Sri N.Sasidhar Reddy, I Aditonal Junior Civil Judge, Tirupati, Chittoor District is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Kovur, Nellore District, Vice Smt B.Radha Rani, transferred.
Smt B.Radha Rani, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Kovur, Nellore District, is transferred and posted as V Additional Junior Civil Judge, Guntur Vice Smt Y.Bindu Madhavi, transferred.
Smt Y.Bindu Madhavi, V Additional Junior Civil Judge, Guntur is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Jaggaiahpeta, Krishna District Vice Smt G.Kalarchana transferred.

On relief Smt G.Kalarchana Principal Junior Civil Judge, Jaggaiahpeta, Krishna District is transferred and posted as Additional Junior Civil Judge, Jaggaiahpeta, Krishna District (post kept vacant).
i) Smt K.Madhavi Devi, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Tenali, Guntur District, and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Ill Additional Junior Civil Judge, Nellore.
Smt S.Aruna Sri, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Ill Additional Junior Civil Judge, Nellore, and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the VI Additional Junior Civil Judge, Guntur.
iii) Smt K.Prathusha Kumari, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the VI Additional Junior Civil Judge, Guntur and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Ill Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kadapa.
iv) Smt A.Shobha Rani, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Ill Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kadapa and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from Sri N.Sasidhar Reddy.
v) Sri N.Sasidhar Reddy, on relief by his successor get himself relived from the present post and proceed to his new station and take charge of his post from the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kovur, Nellore District.
vi) Smt B.Radha Rani, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Additional Junior Civil Judge, Kovur, Nellore District and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from the Ill Additional Junior Civil Judge, Guntur.
vii) Smt Y.Bindu Madhavi, shall immediately handover charge of her post to the Ill Additional Junior Civil Judge, Guntur and proceed to her new station. She shall take charge of her post from Smt G.kalarchana.
viii) On relief Smt G.Kalarchana, shall regularly assume charge of the post of Additional Junior Civil Judge, Jaggaiahpeta, Krishna District.
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Sri K.P.Sai Ram, I Addtional Junior Civil Judge, Adoni, Kurnool District is transferred and posted as VI Additional Junior Civil Judge — Cum — XIV Metropolitan Magistate, Vijayawada (Post kept vacant).
Sri K.P.Sai Ram, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Junior Civil Judge, Yemmiganur, Kurnool District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Il Additional Junior Civil Vijayawada, Krishna District.
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Sri T.Kesava, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Nellore, is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge Adoni, Kurnool District Vice Sri K.Madhu Swamy transferred.
Sri K.Madhu Swamy, Principal Junior Civil Judge Adoni, Kurnool District is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Repalle, Vice Sri K.Ch.Srinivas transferred.
Sri K.Ch.Srinivas, Principal Junior Civil Judge, Repalle, is transferred and posted as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Nellore, vice Sri T.Kesava transferred
ix) Sri T.Kesava, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Nellore, and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the Junior Civil Judge, Yemmiganur, Kurnool District and on assumption of charge as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Adoni he will be in Full Additional Charge of the Post of I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Adoni, Kurnool District until further orders.
x) Sri K.Madhu Swamy, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the Junior Civil Judge, Yemmiganur, Kurnool District, and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Tenali, Guntur District and on assumption of charge as Principal Junior Civil Judge, Repalle, he will be in full additional charge of the post of Additional Junior Civil Judge, Repalle, Guntur District, until further orders.
xi) Sri K.Ch.Srinivas, shall immediately handover charge of his post to the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Tenali, Guntur District and proceed to his new station. He shall take charge of his post from the I Additional Junior Civil Judge, Nellore.
NOTE: 1. All the officers who are on orders of transfer are directed to relieve themselves by 27.04.2018 and join at their respective new stations’ on or before 04.05.2018, withoutfail..
2. All the above officers under orders of transfer are directed to pronounce the judgments/orders which were already reserved and join at their new stations.
3. In case the officers .fi•om whom they have to take charge or to whom they have to handover charge are on leave or absent for any other reason, the concerned officers will seek instructions from the concerned Unit Heads who in turn will make alternative arrangements, intimating the same to the High Court,
4. The Officers, viz., Sri Syed Quyam Hussain, Snit S.P.D. Vennela, Sri K.P.Sai Ram, Snit P. Devi Manasa and Snit K.Madhavi Devi are not entitled to draw transfër grant/disturbance allowance, transfër T.A. and

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Government have issued orders for the establishment of Society for Social Audit, Accountability and Transparency (SSAAT) an independent autonomous body making it responsible for facilitating the conduct of the Social Audit by the rural poor.

2. In pursuance of the instructions issued by MoRD, GoI in the Auditing Standards read with para 11.1.2(e) of the Annual Master Circular of MGNREGS issued in the references 6th & 7th read above, the Governing Body of SSAAT in their resolutions vide reference 8th read above have decided that Sri.V.M.Manohar Prasad, IAS (Retd.) will Chair the Governing Body and to induct Sri M.Vijayanand, IAS(Retd.) as Governing Body Member of SSAAT in place of Sri B.N.Yugandhar, IAS(Retd.).

3. In the reference 9th read above, the Director, SSAAT, Hyderabad has submitted the proposals for appointment of Chairperson of Governing Body and also for induction of Sri S.M.Vijayanand, IAS (Retd.) as GB member in place of Sri.B.N.Yugandhar, IAS (Retd.) and requested the Government to issue necessary orders for smooth functioning of SSAAT-TS.

4. After careful examination of the proposals submitted by Director, SSAAT in the reference 9th read above, Government hereby appoint Sri.V.M.Manohar Prasad, IAS (Retd.) as Chair Person of the Governing Body for SSAAT-TS and induct Sri S.M.Vijayanand, IAS (Retd), EX-Chief Secretary to Government of Kerala in place of Sri.B.N.Yugandhar, IAS(Retd.). Accordingly, the following amendment orders issued to the G.O.Ms.No.78, PR&RD(RD) Department, Dt:15-09-2015 vide reference 5th read above.

Amendment

“Sri V.M.Manohar Prasad, IAS (Retd.) / Member of GB, SSAAT, occurring at Sl.No:10 of Para No.3 in the G.O is appointed as Chairperson of the Governing Body of SSAAT, Telangana”.“Sri S.M.Vijayanand, IAS, Retired Chief Secretary to Government of Kerala” is included as member of GB of SSAAT in place of Sri B.N.Yugandhar, IAS (Retd.), occurring at Sl.No:3 of Para No.3 in the G.O.

5. The other contents of the Government orders 5th read above other than the above will remain unaltered.

6. The Director, SSAAT is requested to take further action in the matter, as per the rules in vogue.
Government hereby constitute the Governing Body for SSAAT-TS with the
following members:
1. Principal Accountant General, Audit/his Nominee … Member

2. Principal Secretary to Govt., PR&RD Dept., … Member/Secretary

3. Sri B.N.Yugandhar, IAS(Retd) … Member

4. Sri Mihir Shah, Ex-Member, Plg.Commission … Member

5. Ms. Aruna Roy, Founder Member, MKSS, … Member
Rajasthan.

6. Sri Nikhil Dey, Founder Member, MKSS, … Member
Rajasthan

7. Sri Harsh Mander,Former Member,NAC, … Member
New Delhi

8. Sri Trilochan Sastry, Professor, IIM, Bangalore … Member

9. Smt. Karuna Vakati, IAS, Collector, Warangal … Member

10. Sri V.M.Manohar Prasad, IAS(Retd), Director, … Member
Center for Development and Research, Hyderabad

11. Sri S. Jeevan Kumar, State President of Human … Member
Rights Forum,Hyderabad.

12. Sri Charles Wesley Meesa, Telangana Rashtra … Member
Swacchanda Samstala Samakhya,Hyderabad.

13. Director, SSAAT … Member/Convenor

4. The term of the Governing Body shall be 3(three) years from the date of issue of this order.
5. The Director, SSAAT is requested to take further action in the matter.

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