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ORDER
The 23rd November, 2021
No. PERS-13014/10/2021.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order release of
Shri Habung Tani, Under Secretary (Finance E-I, etc.) from the Government service with effect from 31st
January, 2022 (A/N) on attaining the age of superannuation in accordance to the FR-56.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
CORRIGENDUM
The 16th December, 2021
No. PERS-13038/2/2021.—In the Government order of even number dated 8th December, 2021, the
word appeared as “Joint Secretary DA/Stamps & Registration” in Serial No. 1 may read as “Joint Secretary,
DA/Registrar of Societies” for all purposes.
Secretary (Personnel),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 17th December, 2021
No. PERS-11/1/2020.—In the interest of public service and in view of the ongoing disciplinary proceeding
against Shri S.K. Jain, IAS (AGMUT : 07) by the MHA, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to relieve
Shri S.K. Jain, IAS from the strength of the Government of Arunachal Pradesh with immediate effect.
He is directed to report Joint Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs for his further posting.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 17th December, 2021
No. PERS-12/9/2021.—On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee meeting
held on 7th December, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of the following
APCS (Administrative Grade) Officers to APCS (Senior Administrative Grade) in Level 13A of Pay Matrix
` 1,31,100-2,16,600 per month plus other allowances as admissible, as per rules in force from time to time
with effect from the date of DPC :
1. Shri Repo Ronya
2. Shri R.K. Sharma
3. Shri A.K. Singh
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The other terms and conditions of the appointment, which are not specified herein shall be governed by the
existing Government rules and orders of the State Government as applicable from time to time in this regard.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 17th December, 2021
No. PERS-12/9/2021.—On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee
meeting held on 7th December, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion
of Shri Tai Kaye, APCS (Senior Administrative Grade) to the rank of APCS (Super Time Scale) in Level 13A
of Pay Matrix ` 1,31,100-2,16,600 + ` 1000 Special Pay pm plus other allowances as admissible, as per
rules in force from time to time with effect from the date of DPC:
The other terms and conditions of the appointment, which are not specified herein shall be governed by the
existing Government rules and orders of the State Government as applicable from time to time in this regard.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 17th December, 2021
No. PERS-12/9/2021/Part(I).—On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee Meeting
held on 7th December, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of the following
APCS (Selection Grade) Officers to APCS (Administrative Grade) in Level 13 of Pay Matrix ` 1,23,100-
2,15,900 per month plus other allowances as admissible, as per rules in force from time to time with effect
from the dates as mentioned against each officer:
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w.e.f.
1.
Shri Jummar Bam
7th December, 2021
2.
Shri Techu Aran
7th December, 2021
3.
Shri Onam Lego
7th December, 2021
4.
Shri Cheechung Chukhu
7th December, 2021
5.
Shri Sokheplum Mining
7th December, 2021
6.
Shri Liyi Bagra
7th December, 2021
7.
Shri Ibom Tao
7th December, 2021
8.
Shri Tage Rumi
1st January, 2022
The other terms and conditions of the appointment, which are not specified herein shall be governed by the
existing Government rules and orders of the State Government as applicable from time to time in this regard.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 17th December, 2021
No. PERS-12012/11/2021.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order release of
Shri Gautam Hazarika, APCS (Administrative Grade) from Government service w.e.f. 31st December, 2021
(AN) on attaining the age of superannuation in accordance to the FR-56.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 21st December, 2021
No. PERS-12015/8/2021.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accept the resignation
tendered by Miss Tenzin Yangki, APCS Entry Grade (Probation) posted as Circle Officer, Boleng, Siang
District (AP) from the post of APCS (EG).
Consequent upon acceptance of her resignation, the officer shall stand relieved from Government service
i.e the post of APCS Entry Grade (Probation) under the Government of Arunachal Pradesh with effect from
31st December, 2021 (A/N).
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 21st December, 2021
No. PERS-13023/1/2021.—On the recommendation of the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission,
Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar vide No. PSC-R(B)/23/2020 dated 25th November 2021 on the basis of the
departmental examination of 18th November, 2021 and in the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal
Pradesh is pleased to appoint Shri Margam Ori, Section Officer, Arunachal Pradesh Civil Secretariat, Itanagar
on promotion to the post of Assistant Director, ATI, Arunachal Pradesh, Naharlagun Group ‘A’ (Gazetted) in the
Pay Matrix Level 10, ` 56,100-1,77,500 plus other allowances as admissible under rules, with effect from the
date of his joining.
The other terms and conditions of the appointment, which are not specified herein, shall be governed by
the existing Government rules and orders as applicable from time to time.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 24th December, 2021
No. PERS -14011/7/2021. —The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order relieving of
Shri Lal Kumar V, Private Secretary [Arunachal Pradesh Stenographer Service (General Cadre)] from
Government service with effect from 28th February, 2022 (Afternoon) on attaining the age of superannuation
in accordance to the FR 56.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 27th December, 2021
No. RWD-11030/8/2021. —In exercise of power conferred under Rule 14 of Delegation of Financial Power
Rules, 1978, the Executive Engineer, Rural Works Division, Tali, Kra Daadi District, is hereby declared Head of
Office as Tali Division RWD Arunachal Pradesh.
The Executive Engineer, Rural Works Division, Tali is further declared as Drawing and Disbursing Officer
in the same analogy of Public Works Department disburser in respect of their own establishment as Head of
Office under Treasury Drawal System.
It is further ordered that he shall exercise the financial power of category “C” in pursuance of Government
Notification No. Fin/B/88/87/62, dated 21st May, 1983.
N.T. Glow, IRS
Secretary (RWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 29th December, 2021
No. PERS-11011/63/2021. —The link arrangements in respect of Ms. Padmini Singla, IAS (AGMUT 2002),
Commissioner (WCD/SJETA), Government of Arunachal Pradesh as indicated below is hereby ordered with
immediate effect and until further orders.
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Department
Name of
Name of
Name of 3rd
No.
1st Link
2nd Link
Link Officer
Officer
Officer
1.
Smti Padmini Singla,
Commissioner to
Smti Mimum
Shri Onit
Smti Sadhana
IAS (AGMUT : 02)
the Government
Tayeng, IAS
Panyang, IAS
Deori, IAS
of Arunachal
(AGMU : 09)
(AGMUT : 04)
(AGMUT : 09)
Pradesh
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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The 3rd January, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 7739 dated 16th November, 2021
sworn in before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh as per
written request made by Shri Hura Takar, son of Late Hura Dolu, a permanent resident of Village - Nyoying,
P.O. & P.S. - Yangte, District - Kra Daadi, Arunachal Pradesh to change his surname from Shri Hura Takar to
Shri Tarh Takar.
Henceforth, Shri Hura Takar will be known and distinguished as Shri Tarh Takar for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
The 3rd January, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 7610 dated 25th November, 2021
sworn in before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh as
per written request made by Smti Joram Ania, daughter of Shri Rallo Tad, a permanent resident of
Village - Model Village, P.O. & P.S. - Naharlagun, District - Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to change her
surname from Smti Rallo Ania to Smti Joram Ania.
Henceforth, Smti Rallo Ania will be known and distinguished as Smti Joram Ania for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
The 4th January, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 342/18 dated 9th October, 2018 sworn
in before Executive Magistrate, East Siang District, Pasighat, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request
made by Shri Mang Jo Gao, a permanent resident of Village - Sika-Bamin, P.O. & P.S. - Sille-Oyan,
East Siang District, Pasighat, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name from Shri Mang Gaoh to
Shri Mang Jo Gao.
Henceforth, Shri Mang Gaoh will be known and distinguished as Shri Mang Jo Gao for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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PART - I
Appointment, promotions, powers and personal notices
issued by the Governor.
ORDER
The 29th December, 2021
No.PERS-11/1/2020/773.— In the interest of public serice, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased
to order transfer/posting/re-allocation of charges of the following IAS/APCS officers with immediate effect and
until further orders.
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Name of Officer
Present posting as
Posted as
Remarks
No.
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Smti Padmini Singla,
Commissioner,
Additional charge
Vice Smti Niharika Rai, IAS
IAS (AGMUT : 2002)
WCD/SJETA
of Commissioner,
(AGMUT : 2005) (Under
Education.
order of transfer to Delhi)
2.
Shri Sang Phuntsok,
DC, Tawang
Secretary, HPD
IAS (AGMUT : 2010)
3.
Smti Soumya Saurabh,
Special Secretary,
DC, Lower Dibang
Vice Shri K.N. Damo, APCS
IAS (AGMUT : 2014).
(EE/PM)
Valley
(AG)
4.
Shri Shashvat Saurabh,
Special Secretary,
DC, Upper Siang
Vice Shri Taper Pada, APCS
IAS (AGMUT : 2016)
(IT/SE)
(AG)
5.
Shri Minga Sherpa, IAS
MD, ANBY, ANKY
DC, Papum Pare
Vice Shri Pige Ligu, APCS
(AGMUT : 2017)
(AG)
6.
Shri K.N. Damo, APCS
DC, Lower Dibang
DC, Tawang
Vice Shri Sang Phuntsok,
(AG)
Valley
IAS (AGMUT : 2010)
7.
Shri Pige Ligu, APCS
DC, Papum Pare
SPD, Education
(AG)
8.
Shri Taper Pada, APCS
DC, Upper Siang
To report Chief
(AG)
Secretary for further
posting
9.
Shri Tayek Pado, APCS
ADC, Pakke
DC, Pakke Kesang
Vice Shri Gautam Hazarika,
(AG)
Kesang
APCS (AG), Superannuation
on 31/12/2021.
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2
3
4
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10.
Shri Tayi Taggu, APCS
Director,
DC, East Siang
Vice Dr. (Smti) Kinny Singh,
(AG)
Indigenous
IAS (AGMUT : 2014)
Affairs
(Under order of transfer to
Delhi)
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 29th December, 2021
No.PERS-11/1/2020.— In pursuance of Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi, Order
No. 14020/03/2021-UTS-I dated 22-12-2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order relieving of
the following IAS officers from the strength of the Government of Arunachal Pradesh with effect from 13th
January, 2022 (AN), to enable them to join their respective place of posting as under :
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Name of Officer
Cadre
Place of Posting
No.
1.
Ms. Niharika Rai, IAS
(AGMUT : 2005)
Delhi
2.
Dr. Kinny Singh, IAS
(AGMUT : 2014)
Delhi
3.
Ms. Bhanu Prabha, IAS
(AGMUT : 2015)
DNH & DD
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 29th December, 2021
No. PERS-14012/1/2021/774.—In the interest of public service, the transfer/posting of following Private
Secretaries, Arunachal Pradesh Stenographer service (General Cadre) is hereby ordered with immediate
effect and until further orders.
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Name of Private
Transfer
No.
Secretaries
From
To
1.
Shri Dorjee P. Sona, PS
Office of the Ms. S. Yudron,
Office of the Dr. T. Tapak,
State Information Commissioner
Hon’ble Advisor to Chief
(APIC) Itanagar
Minister, AP, Itanagar.
2.
Shri Duyu Tamang, PS
Office of the Dr. T. Tapak,
Office of the Ms. S. Yudron,
Hon’ble Advisor to Chief
State Information Commi-
Minister, AP, Itanagar.
ssioner (APIC) Itanagar
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar,
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NOTIFICATION
The 3rd January, 2022
No. DA-43/2/2021-DA-BR-DA/2.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to re-name the following
Government Institutions as under :-
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Name of existing Government
Re-named
No.
Institutions
1.
Community Health Centre (First
Tasi Panggeng Community Health Centre
Referral Unit), Ruksin
(First Referral Unit), Ruksin
2.
Government Secondary School, Wakro
Tasaso Yun Government Secondary School,
Wakro
3.
Government Secondary School, Tajang
Ngilyang Grayu Government Secondary School,
Tajang
This issues with the approval of the Hon’ble Cabinet vide U.O. No. CAB/M-12/12/2021/586 dated 24th
December, 2021.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar,
ORDER
The 3rd January, 2022
No. RWD-11030/8/2017.—In exercise of power conferred under Rule 14 of Delegation of Financial Power
Rules, 1978, the Executive Engineer, Rural Works Division, Jairampur, Changlang District is hereby declared
as Head of Office, Jairampur Division RWD Arunachal Pradesh.
The Executive Engineer, Rural Works Division, Jairampur is further declared as Drawing and Disbursing
Officer in the same analogy of Public Works Department disburser in respect of their own establishment as
Head of Office under Treasury Drawal System.
It is further ordered that he shall exercise the financial power of category “C” in pursuance of Government
Notification No. Fin/B/88/87/62, dated 21st May, 1983.
N.T. Glow, IRS
Secretary (RWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar,
NOTIFICATION
The 3rd January, 2022
No.DA-18012/5/2021-DA-Br.-DA/01.—In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
is pleased to up-grade EAC HQ Pangin, Siang District as Independent ADC Headquarter with immediate effect
for administrative convenience.
The administrative jurisdiction of ADC Headquarter shall include Pangin Circle, Kebang Circle and Rebo-
Perging Circle.
This issues with the approval of the Cabinet communicated vide letter No. CAB/M-2/5/2021/72 dated
24th May, 2021.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 6th January, 2022
No. PHQ/ADMIN/TP-55/2018/101.—As per decision taken in the Police Establishment Board held on 5th
January, 2022, transfer and postings order in respect of following APPS (Entry Grade) officers are made with
immediate effect :-
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Name
From
Posted to
1.
Dy. SP Make Bui
Dy. SP (Provisioning), PHQ
Dy. SP(Planning), PHQ
2.
Dy. SP Mudang Takung
Dy. SP (Security), PHQ
Dy. SP (Provisioning) PHQ
3.
Dy. SP Kambi Ronya
Dy. SP (Planning), PHQ
Dy. SP(Security). He will also look-
after the Secretariat Security.
4.
Dy. SP Torum Makcha
Dy. SP (SIT) PHQ
Dy. SP (Training), PTC on
temporary attachment till
further orders.
5.
Dy. SP Moyir Basr
Dy. SP (Security)
Dy. SP (SIT), PHQ
Kamdak
R.P. Upadhyaya, IPS
Director General of Police,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 10th January, 2022
No. HFW-12011/18/2021-HFW BR-1-HFW/03.—In the interest of public services, the Governor of Arunachal
Pradesh is pleased to transfer following posts of super speciality from the establishment of Director of Health
Services to TRIHMS society and designate as Assistant Professor in the same Pay Scale with effect from the
date of publication of the official gazette.
Post
Pay scale
Number
Post creation order
Cardiologist
` 15,600-39,100 +
1
MDEV-2011/177, dated
GP ` 7,600 (Level - 12)
9th October, 2014
Rheumatologist
` 15,600-39,100 +
1
MDEV-39/14, dated 13th April, 2016
GP ` 7,600 (Level - 12)
Neurologist
` 15,600-39,100 +
1
MDEV-39/14, dated 13th April, 2016
GP ` 7,600 (Level - 12)
Neurologist
` 15,600-39,100 +
1
MDEV-39/14, dated 13th April, 2016
GP ` 7,600 (Level - 12)
Gastroenterologist
` 15,600-39,100 +
1
MDEV-39/14, dated 13th April, 2016
GP ` 7,600 (Level - 12)
Endocrinologist
` 15,600-39,100 +
1
MDEV-39/14, dated 13th April, 2016
GP ` 7600 (Level - 12)
Total
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The post stand subsumed in the sanctioned strength of TRIHMS Society. Consequently, strength of the posts
in the aforementioned creation order and post distribution order notified in Gazette vide No. MEST-568/2018, dated
14th August, 2018 stand reduced to that extent under the establishment of the Director of Health Services.
Salary and entitlements shall be accounted from budget head of TRIHMS Society.
This issue with the approval of Principal Secretary Vide Note No. 10 dated 10th January, 2022.
Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary (Health & FW),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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The 10th January, 2022
No. NVBDCP/E-61/2021/997.—In the interest of public services, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh on
the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee held on 28th December, 2021 is hereby pleased
to promote Shri Byabang Moshi, Asstt./Zonal Entomologist as District Malaria Officer under the Department of
Health & Family Welfare in the scale Matrix Level-10 of ` 56,100 to 1,77,500 pm (Group - A Gazetted) with
effect from the date of D.P.C.
Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary (Health & FW),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 18th January, 2022
No. HMB(B)-02/2018.—In continuation of the Government Notification No. HMB(B)-43/2000(Pt) dated 9th
August, 2018, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh in exercise of the powers conferred by Section 9 of the
Arunachal Pradesh Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 2014, is pleased to extend the tenure of the Advisory
Board for a further period of 48 months.
The forty eight months tenure of the Advisory Board shall be deemed to have been extended from
8th May, 2019 to 7th May, 2023.
BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR.
Rajeev Verma, IAS
Principal Secretary (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 10th January, 2022
No. RWD-1109/1/2021.—On the basis of recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee meeting
held on 27th December, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, is pleased to promote Smti Hage Kaku,
SSCA to the post of Assistant Soil Conservation Officer (ASCO) Group-A Gazetted, on regular basis in the
PB 3- ` 15,600-39,100+5400 (GP) per month (Pr-revised scale) plus other allowances as admissible under
rule from time to time in Arunachal Pradesh, with effect from date of Departmental Promotion Committee
meeting held on 27th December, 2021.
Exercise of option for fixation of pay under FR-22(1)(a) (1) will be entertained within one month from the
date of issuance of this order.
Other terms and conditions of services which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant
rules and orders of the state government as applicable in time to time.
N.T. Glow, IRS
Secretary, RWD,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 10th January, 2022
No. RWD-11019/1/2021.—In pursuant to the recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee
meeting held on 27th December 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, is pleased to promote
Shri Rinchin Dorjee Mosobi, ASCO, to the post of Soil Conservation Officer on regular basis with effect from
date of DPC under RWD in the PB-3- ` 15,600-39,100+ 6,600 (GP) per month (Pr-revised scale) plus other
allowances as admissible under rule from time to time in Arunachal Pradesh.
Other terms and conditions of service which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant
rules and orders in force from time to time in Arunachal Pradesh.
N.T. Glow, IRS
Secretary, RWD,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 19th January, 2022
No. PWD-11014(11)/13/2021-Estt-PWD/46-56.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accept
the Voluntary Retirement in respect of Shri Subhendu Choudhury, in the rank of Executive Engineer, Arunachal
Pradesh Public Works Department and allow him to proceed on voluntary retirement with effect from 31st
January, 2022 (After Noon) as per Rule 48 of CCS Pension Rules, 1972 or Rule 56 of Fundamental Rules, 1922.
Further, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order that if any responsibility for realization of
Government dues fixed upon Shri Subhendu Choudhury, Executive Engineer (Civil) APPWD shall be realized
from his gratuity and other benefits.
Kaling Tayeng
Commissioner (PWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 21st January, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 314 dated 14th September, 2021 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request
made by Smti Tadar Yabak, daughter of Late Tadar Budh, a permanent resident of at Lobi, Itanagar, PO &
PS - Itanagar, District - Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to change her surname from Smti Tadar Yabak to
Smti Kipa Yabak.
Henceforth, Smti Tadar Yabak will be known and distinguished as Smti Kipa Yabak for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Captial Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
The 25th January, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 8121 dated 3rd December, 2021 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request
made by Shri Bittu Rekhang , son of Shri Nampong Rekhang, a permanent resident of Village - New Khimyang,
PO - Namphai, PS-Miao, District - Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh to change his surname from Shri Bittu
Rekhang to Shri Reyman Rekhang.
Henceforth, Shri Bittu Rekhang will be known and distinguished as Shri Reyman Rekhang for all
purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Captial Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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ORDER
The 15th December, 2021
No. DTH/ESTT/185/2021.— On the recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) held
on 29th October, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to regularize the probationary
period of Shri Hage Tapu, Assistant Director Sericulture (ADS), Group - A (Gazetted) in the Scale of Pay
Matrix Level-10 (` 56,100 - 1,77,500) plus other allowances as admissible under rules from time to time, with
effect from the date of DPC i.e. 29th October, 2021.
And in the interest of public service Shri Hage Tapu, is posted at Itanagar under the Establishment of
Directorate of Textile & Handicrafts, Itanagar, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The pay and other allowances may be drawn under 2851-VSI-00-001-01-00-01-Salaries, Code No. 01
(Non-Plan), under Demand No. 60.
The other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant rules of
the Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 15th December, 2021
No. DTH/ESTT/185/2021.— On the recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) held
on 29th October, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order the promotion of Smti Chanyauk
Rajkumari, ADTH, to the Post of Deputy Director of Textile & Handicrafts Group - A (Gazetted) in the Scale Pay
Matrix Level - 11 (` 67,700 - 2,08,700) plus other allowances as admissible under rules from time to time, with
effect from the date of DPC i.e. 29th October, 2021.
And in the interest of public service Smti Chanyauk Rajkumari, is posted at Khonsa under the Establishment
of Deputy Director of Textile & Handicrafts, Khonsa, Tirap District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The pay and other allowances may be drawn under 2851-VSI-00-001-01-00-01-Salaries, Code No. 01
(Non-Plan), under Demand No. 60.
The other terms and condition which are not specified herein shall be goverrned by the relevant rules of the
Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
The Arunachal Pradesh Gazette
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
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Separate paging is given to each part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation.
CONTENTS
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PART - I
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PART - III —
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc, issued by the Government and
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Heads of Departments.
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - I
Appointment, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
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ORDER
The 15th December, 2021
No. DTH/ESTT/185/2021.— On the recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) held
on 29th October, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order the promotion of Shri Dorjee
Phuntso, DDTH, to the Post of Joint Director of Textile & Handicrafts Group - A (Gazetted) in the Scale Pay
Matrix Level - 12 (` 78,800 - 2,09,200) plus other allowances as admissible under rules from time to time, with
effect from the date of DPC i.e. 29th October, 2021.
And in the interest of public service Shri Dorjee Phuntso, is posted at Bomdila under the Establishment of
Joint Director of Textile & Handicrafts, Bomdila, West Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The pay and other allowances may be drawn under 2851-VSI-00-001-01-00-01-Salaries, Code No. 01
(Non-Plan), under Demand No. 60.
The other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant rules of
the Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 15th December, 2021
No. DTH/ESTT/185/2021.— On the recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) held
on 29th October, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order the promotion of Shri A.B. Deori,
Crafts Superintendent (T&H), to the Post of Assistant Director of Textile & Handicrafts Group - A (Gazetted) in
the Scale Pay Matrix Level - 10 (` 56,100 - 1,77,500) plus other allowances as admissible under rules from
time to time, with effect from the date of DPC i.e. 29th October, 2021.
And in the interest of public service Shri A.B. Deori, is posted at Changlang under the Establishment of
Assistant Director of Textile & Handicrafts, Changlang, Changlang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The pay and other allowances may be drawn under 2851-VSI-00-001-01-00-01-Salaries, Code No. 01
(Non-Plan), under Demand No. 60.
The other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant rules of
the Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 15th December, 2021
No. DTH/ESTT/185/2021.— On the recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) held
on 29th October, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order the promotion of Smti Hilaity
Taye, DO (T&H), to the Post of Assistant Director of Textile & Handicrafts Group - A (Gazetted) in the Scale Pay
Matrix Level - 10 (` 56,100 - 1,77,500) plus other allowances as admissible under rules from time to time, with
effect from the date of DPC i.e. 29th October, 2021.
And in the interest of public service Smti Hilaity Taye, is posted at Itanagar under the Establishment of
Directorate of Textile & Handicrafts, Itanagar, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The pay and other allowances may be drawn under 2851-VSI-00-001-01-00-01-Salaries, Code No. 01
(Non-Plan), under Demand No. 60.
The other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant rules of
the Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 15th December, 2021
No. DTH/ESTT/185/2021.— On the recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) held
on 29th October, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order the promotion of Shri Gindu
Tayeng, ADTH, to the Post of Deputy Director of Textile & Handicrafts Group - A (Gazetted) in the Scale Pay
Matrix Level - 11 (` 67,700 - 2,08,700) plus other allowances as admissible under rules from time to time, with
effect from the date of DPC i.e. 29th October, 2021.
And in the interest of public service Shri Gindu Tayeng, is posted at Yingkiong under the Establishment of
Deputy Director of Textile & Handicrafts, Yingkiong, Upper Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The pay and other allowances may be drawn under 2851-VSI-00-001-01-00-01-Salaries, Code No. 01
(Non-Plan), under Demand No. 60.
The other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be goverrned by the relevant rules of
the Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 21st December, 2021
No. PERS-12/9/2021/Part(1).— Pursuant to the order of the Hon’ble Gauhati High Court, Itanagar Permanent
Bench, Naharlagun dated 30th November, 2021, in WP(C)349/2021, and on the recommendation of the
Departmental Promotion Committee of 16th December, 2019, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to
order promotion of Shri Tatdo Borang, APCS (SG) whose case was kept under sealed cover, to the rank of
APCS (Administrative Grade) in Level - 13 of Pay Matrix : ` 1,23,100 - 2,15,900 p.m plus other allowances as
admissible as per rules from time to time with effect from the date on which his immediate junior was promoted,
until further order.
The other terms and conditions of the appointment, which are not specified herein shall be governed by
the existing Government Rules and orders in force issued from time to time in this regard.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 29th December, 2021
No. HTE-17/16/2021-HTE-BR-HTE/4405-60.— The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to approve
for introduction of Geography Subject in undergraduate level at Government College, Seppa from the academic
session 2022-23.
This issues with the approval of the Competent Authority vide e Note #12, dated 29th December, 2021.
Niharika Rai, IAS
Commissioner (Education),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 3rd January, 2022
No. SWRD/E-95/DPC/CE/2017.— On the recommedation of Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC)
meeting held on 29th October, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of the
following Officers to the post of Chief Engineer under Water Resources Department with prospective effect i.e.
from the date of DPC meeting held on 29th October, 2021.
1.
Shri Likar Angu
2.
Shri Modak Ngomdir.
Geyum Padu
Secretary (WRD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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NOTIFICATION
The 6th January, 2022
No. 154/ARUN/2019-P.Admn. — In exercise of the powers conferred by Sub-section (1) of section 13A of
the Representation of the People Act, 1950 (43 of 1950), the Election Commission of India in consultation with
the Government of Arunachal Pradesh hereby designates Smti Padmini Singla, IAS (AGMUT : 2002) as the
Chief Electoral Officer for the State of Arunachal Pradesh with effect from the date she takes over charge and
until further orders in place of Shri Sharat Chauhan, IAS.
2.
Smti Padmini Singla shall cease to hold and hand over forthwith the charge of all or any charges of
work under the Government of Arunachal Pradesh, which she may be holding before such assumption of office.
3.
Smti Padmini Singla while functioning as the Chief Electoral Officer, Arunachal Pradesh shall not hold
any additional charges whatsoever under the Government of Arunachal Pradesh except that she should be
designates Secretary to the Government in charge of Election Deparment in the State Secretariat.
By order,
Ajoy Kumar
Secretary.
ORDER
The 6th January, 2022
No. PSC/31/2021. — On his services having been placed at the disposal of the Arunachal Pradesh Public
Service Commission, Shri Lod Takkar, APCS (Senior Grade) is hereby appointed as Under Secretary, Arunachal
Pradesh Public Service Commission, Itanagar with effect from 6th January, 2022.
The other terms and condition of services which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant
Rules and orders as may be in force from time to time.
Tsering Naksang,
Chairman i/c.
Public Service Commission,
Arunachal Pradesh
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 10th January, 2022
No. DYA-11019/1/2021/DYA. — The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint Smti Tine
Mena, 1st Woman Everester from the State and North East to the post of Adventure Promotion Instructor (API)
under the establishment of Directorate of Youth Affairs, Department of Sports & Youth Affairs, Government of
Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar, in the Pay Matrix Level - 4 for her outstanding achievements in the field of
Mountaineering with effect from her date of joining in the office of Directorate of Youth Affairs.
1.
The appointment is made against the vacant post of Arunachal Promotion Instructor (API) with the
approval of Finance Department vide Computer No. 14814, dated 29th December, 2021.
2.
The other terms and conditions which are not mentioned in this order shall be governed under existing
rules and regulation enforce from time to time.
3.
The expenditures is debitable to the Code No. 02 (Plan) Head of Account 00-001-00-01 Salaries under
Demand No. 52.
This is issues with the approval of competent authority.
Anirudh S. Singh, IRS
Secretary (Sports & Youth Affairs),
Governemnt of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 21st January, 2022
No. SPWD-126/98-99.— Consequent upon exercising of an affidavit swear in the Court of the Executive
Magistrate Capital, Naharlagun, Arunacha Pradesh vide Registration No. 8149 dated 3rd December, 2021 and
Publication of the same in the Local daily newspaper namely “The Arunachal Front dated 4th December, 2021”
for change of name from Shri Pema Dorjee to Shri Pema Dorjee Khochi, the Government of Arunachal Pradesh
is pleased to order the acceptance of name to “Pema Dorjee Khochi from Pema Dorjee” with immediate effect.
Henceforth, all service documents where Shri Pema Dorjee’s name appeared may be read as Shri Pema
Dorjee Khochi and duly authenticated.
Kaling Tayeng,
Commissioner (PWD),
Governemnt of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 24th January, 2022
No. JUD-116/93.— In pursuance of the provisions of Section 21 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
(2 of 1974), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to appoint 2 (two) Officers as mentioned
below as Special Executive Magistrate for performing magisterial duty during the Bandh called by All Idu
Mishmi Student Union (AIMSU) with effect from 17th January, 2022 in Dibang Valley District which shall be
effective from 24th January, 2022, till normalcy returns.
Sl. No. Name and Designation.
1.
Shri Lijum Ete, PD (DRDA)
2.
Shri Ramduwa Mihu, EE (UD & Housing)
Commissioner (Law),
Governemnt of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 24th January, 2022
No. JUD-82/86(Pt)Vol-I.— In pursuance of the approval of Gauhati High Court as conveyed vide letter
No. HC.VII-74/2016-2542/A dated the 28th July, 2020, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to
designate the District and Sessions Court, Yupia, Papum Pare District as Special Court for trial of cases
investigated by the SIC (Vigilance), Arunachal Pradesh Police with immediate effect.
Chief Secretary to the
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 28th January, 2022
No. HOME-11011(13)/55/2021.— The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to notify and declare
Smti Anima Moyong, Scientific Assistant as Biology and Serology expert in the Forensic Science Laboratory
situated at PTC campus, Banderdewa and Authorise her to furnish opinion for the purpose of section 45 of the
Indian Evidence Act, 1872 (1 of 1872) in the Court of Law etc., where Forensic Expert opinion is needed for
examination and analysis of crime scene objects/material objects/ physical evidences as submitted by the
Investigation Officers/Agencies.
Rajeev Verma, IAS
Principal Secretary (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 27th January, 2022
No. PERS-12/18/2021.— Consequent upon the recommendation of the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service
Commission vide their letter No.PSC-R/28/2019(Vol-II) dated 27th October, 2021 and in continuation to the
Government Memorandum even No. of dated 10th November, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, in
terms of Rule 7 and 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Civil Service Rules, 2018, is pleased to appoint the following
candidates to the post of Arunachal Pradesh Civil Service (Entry Grade) with immediate effect in the Pay Matrix
Level - 10 (` 56,000 - 1,77,500) Group - A, plus other allowances as admissible from time to time from the date
of his/her joining at the Department of Personnel, Civil Secretariat, Itanagar.
Sl. No.
Name of candidate
Roll No.
Son/daughter of
1.
Shri Anmol Singh
102325
Shri Arun Kumar Singh
2.
Shri Goken Koyu
117174
Shri Tago Koyu
3.
Ms. Ama Nungnu
100294
Shri Nanya Nungnu
4.
Ms. Niyang Pertin
105187
Shri Tony Pertin
5.
Ms. Pinkey Debnath
101169
Shri Jantu Debnath
6.
Ms. Sylvia Koyu
107736
Shri Tari Koyu
7.
Ms. Yangki Jamoh
119082
Shri Starlie Jamoh\
8.
Shri Hento Riba
112057
Shri Lihen Riba
9.
SHri Gaurav Panwar
102451
Shri Naresh Pal Singh Panwar
10.
Shri Phobing Gyati
100932
Shri Gyati Tajang
11.
Ms. Nido Ronnie
101369
Shri Nido Taka
12.
Shri David Koyu
117698
Shri Nyado Koyu
13.
Ms. Tsetan Droma
109095
Late Lengka Dirkhipa
14.
Shri John Diru
110388
Shri Lame Diru
15.
SHri Nyalen Hakom
104922
Shri Tania Hakom
16.
Shri Tasso Duri
104369
Shri Tasso Richo
17.
Ms. Tage Asha
100179
Shri Tage Buga
18.
Shri Yomgam Marde
111526
Shri Dikyom Marde
19.
Ms. Ting Paron
108910
Shri Bikki Paron
20.
Shri Nyato Doji
125426
Late Jumnya Doji
21.
Shri Kalom Tasing
103994
Late Tasor Tasing
22.
Ms. Kajum Mara
100187
Shri Tadu Mara
23.
Shri Kenbang Jongkey
117801
Shri Aken Jongkey
24.
Shri Kenge Loya
105915
Shri Moken Loya
25.
Shri Deewan Mara
114996
Shri Prakash Mara
26.
Shri Austin Tayeng
116695
Shri Rajeet Tayeng
27.
Ms. Gheram Panyang
103558
Shri Toyit Panyang
28.
Shri Talo Moyong
116980
Shri Nanong Moyong
29.
Shri Eken Bam
105140
Late Hari Bam
30.
Shri Dingzang Baham
105428
Shri Phungoi Baham
31.
Ms. Ade Haji
115062
Shri Rie Haji
32.
Ms. Chow Kungkham Namchoom
123392
Shri Chow Chantred Namchoom
33.
Shri Durin Dai
106589
Shri Otem Dai
34.
Shri Chownein Maio
123495
Shri Onggam Maio
35.
Ms. Mihin Sonia
114404
Shri Mihin Tangu
36.
Shri Riba Gyadi
104215
Shri Jaro Gyadi
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2
3
4
37.
Ms. Hage Nari
101681
Shri Hage Obin
38.
Shri Imar Ete
111874
Shri Kenyi Ete
39.
Ms. Fema Taku
107614
Late Basna Taku
40.
Shri Nido Terin
113775
Late Nido Tago
41.
Ms. Oter Gao
118959
Shri Tagom Gao
42.
Shri Bini Shiva
107737
Late Bini Jaipu
43.
Ms. Asunam Perme
117222
Shri Yompok Perme
44.
Shri Kali Mara
100575
Late Taka Mara
45.
Ms. Duyu Nangku
108881
Shri Duyu Doilang
46.
Shri Ballo Shakak
124964
Shri Ballo Nichak
47.
Ms. Anjali Siga
104937
Shri Japo Siga
48.
Abraham Modi
104855
Shri John Modi
(Apponited under
PwD quota).
2.
The appointment shall be on probation for a period of 02 (two) years from the date of their joining, and
probation shall be regularized subject to satisfactory performance.
3.
The appointment may be terminated at any time by a month’s notice given by either side viz, the
appointee or the appointing authority, without assigning any reason. The appointing authority however reserves
the right to terminate the service of the appointee forthwith or before the notice by making payment to him/her
of a sum equivalent to the pay and allowances for the period of notice or the expired portion thereof.
4.
The appointment carries with it the liability to serve in any part of Arunachal Pradesh as well as in the
establishment of Government of Arunachal Pradesh located outside Arunachal Pradesh at the discretion of the
Government.
5.
The appointee shall complete 02 years mandatory in their initial posting place. No representation
from appointee in this context will be entertained.
6.
If any declaration given or information furnished by the candidate proves to be false or if the candidates
are found to have willfully suppressed any material information, he/she shall be liable for removal from service
and such other actions as Government deems necessary.
7.
The appointment will be further subject to :
(i)
Taking an Oath of allegiance and faithfulness to the Constitution of India or making of solemn
affirmation to that effect in the prescribed form on joning.
(ii)
Production of Release order/NOC from the previous employer (applicable in the case of persons
who are already in Government service).
(iii)
Production of original Educational Qualification certificate and all other testimonials for verification
at the time of joining.
(iv)
Production of Disability certificate in respect of candidate selected under PwD quota.
(v)
Any training as and when assigned to him/her by the Government must be attended without fail.
8.
The appointed officers are directed to report (along with original educational qualification certificate
including all other testimonials for verification) to the Department of Personnel, Block IV, 4th Floor, Room 3,
A.P. Civil Secretariat, Itanagar and submit their joining report within 1 (one month) from the date of issue of this
order.
9.
Order for posting of officers shall be issued separately.
10.
The other terms and conditions of service which are not specified herein shall be governed by the
relevant rules and orders in force from time to time.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 21st January, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20/213.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 12304 dated 9th December, 2021 sworn
in before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request
made by Smti Ngurang Rupa Tayeng, wife of Shri Oduk Tayeng a permanent resident of Village-Karsingsa,
P.O. & P.S.-Banderdewa, District-Pupum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to change her surname from Smti Ngurang
Rupa to Smti Ngurang Rupa Tayeng.
Henceforth, Smti Ngurang Rupa will be known and distinguished as Smti Ngurang Rupa Tayeng for
all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
The 28th January, 2022
No. DC/ICC/TILP-29/2016-21.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 530 dated 22nd November, 2021 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request
made by Shri Chinmoy Bhowmik, son of Late C.R. Bhowmik, a permanent resident of Village-Alipurduar
College Para, PO. & PS.- Alipurduar, District-Jalpaiguri, West Bengal to change his name from Shri Chinmay
Bhowmik to Shri Chinmoy Bhowmik.
Henceforth, Shri Chinmay Bhowmik will be known and distinguished as Shri Chinmoy Bhowmik for
all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
The 28th January, 2022
No. PERS-12012/18/2021.—In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased
to order posting of Shri Taper Pada, APCS (Admin. Grade) as Joint Secretary (Art & Culture) with immediate
effect and until further order.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 1st February, 2022
No. PERS-11/1/2020/998.—In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased
to order allocation of charges to the following IAS/APCS officers in addition to their existing charges as
indicated below with immediate effect and until further orders.
Sl. No.
Name of the Officer
Present Posting
Additional Charge
1.
Smti Ayushi Sudan, IAS
Special Secretary (Planning)
Special Secretary (CMO)
(AGMUT-2017)
2.
Shri Rangphoa Ngowa, IFS
Director DoTCL/Addl.
Addl. Secretary (CMO)
(AGMUT-2014)
Secretary Education
3.
Shri Komkar Dulom,
Director (Disaster
Administrator Apex Bank
APCS(AG)
Management)
Vice Sl. No. 4
4.
Shri Habung Lampung,
Dy. Secretary (Vigilance)
Dy. Secretary (CMO)
APCS (SG)
Dir. (SIRD)
Relieved from the charge of
Administrator Apex Bank
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 2nd February, 2022
No. PERS-11/2/2021.—In pursuance of the Election Commission of India Notification No. 154/ARUN/
2019-P. Admn dated 6th January, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order appointment of
Smti Padmini Singla, IAS (AGMUT:2002) as Chief Electoral Officer, Arunachal Pradesh with immediate effect.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 4th February, 2022
No. SPWD/W-573/NH/2009-10.—Under the provision of Rules 3 of Chapter-II of the “Arunachal Pradesh
State Road (Regulation and Development) Act, 2015 (Act. No. 7 of 2018)”, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
is pleased to declare following roads under Public Works Department, Arunachal Pradesh as State Road in
the category of Major District Road.
Hereinafter, the preparation of schemes for improvement of State Road as per provision in Rule 7 of
Chapter-III of “Arunachal Pradesh State Road (Regulation and Development) Act, 2015 shall be carried in
accordance with the notified list of road. Any proposal for new road, not contained in the list of road notified
herein shall require prior approval and notification by Government as per the provision in the said Act.
Sl. No.
Name of Roads
Length (Km)
Category of Road
Name of District
1.
Road from Pagak to Gateh Village
20.00
MDR
Siang
This has the specific approval of competent authority to be published in official Government Gazette.
Kaling Tayeng, IAS
Commissioner (PWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - III
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government and Heads of Departments.
NOTIFICATION
The 25th January, 2022
No. DWCD-32022/1/2021.—In terms of Section 46 of Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children)
Act, 2015 and Arunachal Pradesh Guidelines for After-Care Programme. 2020, the Governor of Arunachal
Pradesh is pleased to approve Nani Maria Society, Roing for the implementation of After-Care Programme
under Model-II of the Arunachal Pradesh Guidelines for After-Care Programme, 2020.
As per the Rule 25(7) of Arunachal Pradesh Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Rules,2020
and clause 5(ii) of Chapter-II of Arunachal Pradesh Guidelines for After-Care Programme, 2020, the above
approved Child Care Institution (CCI) shall provide the children with all the services under After-Care Programme.
Padmini Singla, IAS
Commissioner,
Women and Child Development Department,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 27th January, 2022
No. PR-21/2006/520.—In furtherance to Government Notification No.PR-106/7 (Pt-A) (B) dated 27th January,
2022 issued in pursuance of Article 243-G of the Constitution of India read with Section 30, 70, 93 of the
Arunachal Pradesh Panchayati Raj Act, 1997 regarding Devolution of Powers to the Panchayati Raj Institutions
(PRIs) namely, Zilla Parishad and Gram Panchayats, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order
delegation of Powers of Administrative Approval and Expenditure Sanction on various works and Schemes
coming under their purview as indicated below:-
SI. No.
Authority
Quantum of Power
1.
Zilla Parishad
` 40.00 Lakhs
Chairman / Chairperson
` 20.00 Lakhs
Zilla Parishad
2.
Gram Panchayat
` 7.50 Lakhs
Chairman / Chairperson
` 2.50 Lakhs
Gram Panchayat
These powers are subject to following conditions:
1.
Only after Budgetary Support / provision of funds in all cases.
2.
Purchase of Vehicles cannot be made without concurrence of Finance Department.
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Following all codal formalities and GFR norms.
4.
Technical approval/ sanction of the competent Authorities is mandatory in case of works.
5.
Breaking of amount for bringing within sanctioned limit is not permitted.
6.
The proposals for Administrative Approval and Expenditure Sanction shall be submitted to the respective
local bodies directly through their Member Secretaries.
7.
All codal formalities, the provisions and conditions prescribed in the GFR/DFPR, CPWD Manual etc
and all Financial Rules and Regulations, the Guidelines and Directives of Govt of India, Ministry of
Finance, CVC and Govt of Arunachal Pradesh in this regard from time to time shall be followed in
letter and spirit.
This notfication shall come into force with effect from 1st April, 2022.
Amarnath Talwade, IAS
Secretary (PR),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFCATION
The 27th January, 2022
No. PR-21/2006.—In pursuance of Article 243-G and Article 243-H of the Constitution of India read with
Section 31 and 99 of the Arunachal Pradesh Panchayati Raj Act, 1997 amended in 2018 regarding placement
of fund in Gram Panchayats and Zilla Parishad the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order Sustainable,
Participative, Inclusive, Comprehensive, Empowerment (SPICE) model of devolution of powers to Panchayati
Raj Institutions (PRIs) with the following arrangements:
The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is further pleased to order that a vertical devolution of 10% of State
Own Revenues (SOR) of the State Government shall be made through creation of separate Panchayat Budget
Window/ Head of Account in the Department of Panchayati Raj. This Vertical Funds shall be devolved to each
of 25 Zilla Parishad Fund on the basis of Area and Population in the Ratio of 50:50 basis. The 70% of Funds
calculated on this formula directly sent to the Account of concerned Zilla Parishad Fund as Basic Grants and
the remaining 30% of the fund of concerned Zilla Parishad kept with Department of Panchayati Raj as
Performance Grants. This Performance Funds shall be released to concerned Zilla Parishad based on the
following Performance Criteria:
(i)
Initiatives taken by Zilla Parishad to empower Gram Panchayats.
(ii)
Initiatives taken to create community assets like anganwadis and Pre-schooling infrastructure.
(iii)
Capacity building measures such as recruitment of functionaries and Separate technical Corps for
various functions at ZP level.
(iv)
Submission on Utilization certificates for FFC funds
(v)
Performance in identifying beneficiaries under different government schemes like MGNREGA, PMAY,
PMJAY etc.
(vi)
Appointment of Local Body Ombudsman
(vii)
Submission of audited accounts
(viii)
Social Audit committees to be formed
(ix)
Provisioning of Gender Budgeting
(x)
Provisioning of Green Budgeting
The Basic and Performance Grants meant for concerned Zilla Parishad, they in turn devolve
the funds to all Gram Panchayats coming under Zilla Parishad in the ratio of 70:30 to Gram Panchayats
and Zilla Parishad respectively. The 70% meant for Gram Panchayats shall be devolved to Gram
Panchayats on the criteria of Area and Population of Gram Panchayats on the ratio of 50:50.
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Zilla Parishads and Gram Panchayats to have special responsibilities as follows:
(a)
Regulation of deforestation and afforestation
(b)
Social forestry and agroforestry
(c)
Facilitating Conservation through local communities
(d)
Proposals for reducing Man-animal conflict
(e)
Coordination with Schemes of Environment Ministry for conservation of endangered Species
(f)
Water Harvesting
(g)
Substainable Agricltural practices including regulation of Jhum cultivation etc.
(h)
Organic Farming
(i)
Micro Farming
(j)
Waste to energy programmes
(k)
Awareness campaigns regarding Plastic waste ODF+ under Swach Bharat Mission
(l)
*Gender Budgeting*
(m)
Special Responsibilities to promote Girl Child
(n)
SHGs formation and promotion
(o)
Promoting women to form FPOs, MSMEs, Cottage industries etc
(p)
Women Skill development
(q)
Special Programmes to enhance nutritional levels amongst Women and children based on
POSHAN Abhiyan
(r)
Promotion of Financial inclusion amongst women.
Further, for the formulation and Implementation of Plans of the PRIs and in order to avoid any duplicity of
scheme and plans between the Line Departments and PRIs, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, is pleased to
order formation of Sectoral Working Committees at Gram Panchayat and Zilla Parishad Levels with the following
members:
2.
Sectoral Working Committee at Gram Panchayat Level.
(i)
Chairperson of Gram Panchayat.
—
Chairman
(ii)
Member Secretary Gram Panchayat.
—
Member Secretary
(iii)
All Gram Panchayat Members (GPMs)
-—
Members
(iv)
Frontline workers and officers of line departments attached
-—
Members
to the concerned block of Gram Panchayats
3.
Sectoral Working Committee at Zilla Parishad Level.
(i)
Chairperson of Zilla Parshad
—
Chairman
(ii)
Deputy Commissioner
-—
Member
(iii)
PD Cum DPDO
—
Member Secretary
(iv)
All Zilla Parishad Members (ZPMs)
-—
Members
(v)
All the HoDs of line Departments
-—
Members
(vi)
Hon'ble MLAs
-—
Special Invitees
4.
Terms of Reference of Sectoral Working Committees.
(i)
To identify the critical gaps in the Plans of PR Is and the State Government.
(ii)
To recommend the need assessments to the Panchayats (GP/ZP) for developing holistic GPDP/
ZPDP.
(iii)
To recommend the State Govt for inclusion of Panchayat plans in the state plan.
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To recommend the department annual plan as per the decentralized planning process of
Panchayats (GPDP/ZPDP).
(v)
To find the duplicity of works for appraisal in the Gram Sabha.
(vi)
In order to mobilize the resources economically and effectively, the Member Secretary(ies) to
GramPanchayats should organize the combined meetings of sectoral working Committees for
group of Gram Panchayats as Gram Panchayats are presently considered as small and unviable
units as mentioned above.
5.
Coordination between Line Departments and PRIs : In addition to Sectoral working Committees,
the Department of Panchayati Raj shall work on providing of technical support mechanism and
Human Resources to PRIs, formation of Vigilance and Monitoring Committees for monitoring of
activities of PRIs. Further, a detailed Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) shall be followed
on above terms of reference for making smooth functioning and effective coordination
between the Line departments and PRIs at Gram Panchayat and Zilla Parishad levels.
Further, in order to make working of PRIs smooth at Gram Panchayat and Zilla Parishads
levels, the concerned Frontline workers/officers of line departments attached to the
concerned block of Gram Panchayats be made Ex-officio officers to concerned Gram
Panchayat and Head of Departments of Line Departments at District shall be Ex-officio
Head of Departments (HoDs) to Zilla Parishad at District Level.
While implementing the SPICE model, the implementing authorities should follow all the codal
formalities, the provisions and conditions prescribed in the GFR/DFPR, CPWD Manual etc. and
Financial rules and Regulations, the guidelines and directives of Government of India and Government
of Arunachal Pradesh.
(1)
Deputy Commissioner and District Planning Officer of respective Districts are consulted as they
are members of Sectoral Working Committees at the district level while finalising the proposals
to avoid duplicity of schemes and for maintaining transparency.
(2)
The delegation of Financial Power and advice of the competent authority of that particular district
be obtained so as to comply with GFR/DFPR.
(3)
That all codal formalities, the provision and conditions prescribed in the GFR/DFPR, CPWD
Manual etc and all Financial Rules and Regulations, the Guidelines and directives of Government
of India, Ministry of Finance shall be followed.
This notification shall come into force with effect from 1st April, 2022.
Amarnath Talwade, IAS
Secretary (PR),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 27th January, 2022
No. PR-21/2003.— In pursuance of article 243G of the Constitution of India read with section 30 & 93 of
the Arunachal Pradesh Panchayat-Raj Act-1997 and amended in 2018, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to devolve the 29 subjects, subject to such conditions as may be prescribed by the State Government
from time to time, the functions, functionaries and funds to two tiers of the Panchayati Raj Institutions namely
Zilla Parishad and Gram Panchayat in respect of the departments indicated in the activity map Annexed at
Annexure-I, to this notification.
This notification shall come into force with effect from 01.04.2022.
By order and in the name of the Governor.
Amarnath Talwade, IAS
Secretary (Panchayat Raj),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ANNEXURE - I
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
DEVOLUTION OF FUNCTIONS - FUNDS - FUNCTIONARIES
TO
GRAM PANCHAYATs
ZILLA PARISHADs
29 SUBJECTS
UNDER ELEVENTH SCHEDULE
OF
CONSTITUTION OF INDIA
1.
Agriculture and Horticulture.
2.
Land Reforms and Soil Conservation.
3.
Minor Irrigation, Water Management and Watershed Development.
4.
Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Dairying and Poultry.
5.
Fisheries.
6.
Social and Farm Forestry.
7.
Minor Forest Produces.
8.
Small Scale Industries including Food Processing Industries.
9.
Khadi Village and Cottage Industries.
10.
Rural Housing.
11.
Drinking Water.
12.
Fuel and Fodder.
13.
Roads, Culverts, Bridges, Ferries, Waterways and other means of communication.
14.
Rural Electrification and Distribution of Electricity.
15.
Non-Conventional Energy Sources.
16.
Poverty Alleviation Programmes.
17.
Education - Primary and Secondary Education.
18.
Technical and Vocational Education.
19.
Adult and Non-Formal Education.
20.
Libraries.
21.
Cultural Activities.
22.
Markets and Fairs.
23.
Health and Sanitation, including Hospitals, Primary Health Centres and Dispensaries.
24.
Family Welfare.
25.
Women and Child Development.
26.
Social Welfare including Welfare of Handicapped and Mentally Retarded.
27.
Welfare of Weaker Sections in Particular of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.
28.
Public Distribution System.
29.
Maintenance of Community Assets.
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Sl.
Name of the
Gram Panchayat Devolved
Deployment of functionaries
No.
Department
Functions & Authority
1
2
3
4
1.
GENERAL
ACTIVITIES
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of functionaries
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Preparation of Annual Action Plan for
development of Panchayat area as
per Finance Commission & Ministry
of Panchayati Raj GoI guidelines and
Central/State Government funds.
2.
Preparation of budget pertaining to
Panchayat Funds only.
3.
All certifications of beneficiaries for
State and CSS programmes, Land
matters, BPL, Old age pensions, and
such other schemes.
4.
Organizing voluntary labour and
contribution for community works.
5.
Powers provided under AP PR Act-
1997.
6.
Maintenance of essential statistics of
the Village including ex-servicemen.
7.
Administrative management of GP
establishment.
8.
All powers provided under AP PR Act-
1997.
9.
Performing such functions and
executing such works as may be
entrusted to it by the Government or
Zilla Parisad.
1.
Circle Officer or such other
officer as authorised by the
Deputy Commissioner as
Member Secretary.
2.
Panchayat Technical Assistant,
Computer Assistant, Computer-
cum-Accounts Assistant and
Peon of PR Department posted
in GPs
3.
Field level staff of line
Department available at village
and block level.
4.
They should work in close
coordination with Gram
Panchayat.
1.
Additional Deputy
Commissioner as Member
Secretary to Zilla Parishad
and PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR,RD
and DRDA functionaries for
the implementation of
various schemes.
2.
District Officers of the
line Department shall work
in close co- ordination with
Zilla Parishad
1.
Overall Supervision,
Monitoring, Co-ordination &
integration of Development
Schemes of Gram
Panchayat and District level
and submission to DPC/
Government.
2.
Consolidation,
Consideration of all GP
plans submitted by the GPs
and Preparing the plan for
development of the District
and submission to DPC/
Government.
3. Administrative management
of ZP establishment.
4.
Organizing and monitoring
relief distribution and
disaster management
during natural calamities.
As per the pattern
of Central
Schemes /
Assistance.
As per
allocation
from State
Budget to
PRIs
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Gram Panchayat Devolved
Deployment of functionaries
No.
Department
Functions & Authority
1
2
3
4
1.
A.
AGRICULTURE
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of functionaries
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Field level functionaries of
Agriculture department
available at village and Block
level. They should work in
close coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram Panchayat.
1.
Assisting in implementation of
programme for development of
Agriculture.
2.
Organizing & motivation for
increase in Agri. production.
3.
Organizing crop competition
and exhibition.
4.
Maintenance of records related
to Agri. sector.
5.
Development of wastelands.
6.
Identification of beneficiaries for
Rice hauler, Water Pump,
Tractors, Power tiller subsidies,
RKVY and Organic farming.
7.
Generating crop yield data and
reporting of crop loss.
8.
Identification of beneficiaries for
exposure visits under extension
programmes.
9.
Maintenance of Agriculture
Buildings handed over to
Panchayats.
10. Plan for alternative to Jhum
cultivation.
11. Development and maintenance
of grazing lands and pre-
venting their alienation and
misuse.
As per
allocation from
State Budget to
PRIs
As per the
pattern
of Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR,
RD and DRDA
functionaries for the
implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers
of Agriculture
Department with
field functionaries.
They should work in
close coordination
with Zilla Parishad.
1. Promotion of measures to
increase of Agricultural
production & to popularize
use of improved
agricultural implements
and adoption of improved
Agricultural practices.
2. Opening and maintenance
of Agricultural farms and
Agricultural commercial
farms from PRI funds.
3. Establishment &
maintenance of godowns
4. Conducting Agricultural
fairs and exhibitions.
5.
Approval of final list of
beneficiaries
recommended by Gram
Panchayats
6.
Recommending crop loss
beneficiaries through
DLRC.
7.
Recommending of final list
of beneficiaries for
exposure visit.
8. Management of Agricultural
training centers.
9. Training of Farmers.
10. Maintenance of records of
all agricul- ture related
activities of the district
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Functions & Authority
1
2
3
4
1.
B. HORTICULTURE
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of functionaries
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Field level functionaries
of Horticulture department
available at village and
Block level. They should
work in close coordination
with Gram Panchayat
under the supervision of
Member Secretary to Gram
Panchayat.
1.
Full participation in horticulture
development activities and in
identification of beneficiaries of all
schemes.
2.
Identification of sites in Hariyali
Schemes.
3.
Selling, marketing of local
Horticulture products.
4.
Assisting in development of
wastelands
5.
Development and maintenance of
Horticulture lands and preventing
their alienation and misuse.
6.
Selection of beneficiaries in SSS,
CSS, CS (eg: Technology Mission
and National bamboo mission)
and maintenance of records.
7.
Encouragement of Horticulture
activities, selection of sites and
beneficiaries for horticulture
plantations in the wasteland and
catchments areas.
8.
Promotion & development of
horticulture and approval of
individual beneficiaries identified
by the GPs.
9.
Maintenance of records of all
Horticulture developmental
activities.
1.
Promotion of measures to
increase of Horti production & to
popularize use of improve Horti
implements and adoption of
improved Horti practices.
2.
Opening and maintenance of
Horticulture farms and Horti
commercial farms.
3.
Establishment & maintenance
of godowns.
4.
Conducting Horti fairs and
exhibitions.
5.
Management of Horti training
centers.
6.
Training of Farmers and
exposure visits.
7.
Maintenance of records of
Horticulture activities of the
Districts.
8.
Maintenance of Horticulture
farms in Gram Panchayat area.
9.
Storing and distribution of
insecticides and pesticides.
10. Propagation of improved
methods of cultivation.
11. Improved method of Horticulture
and nurseries.
12. Promotion of cultivation and
marketing of fruits & flowers.
13. Training of Horti Farmers and
organizing exhibitions.
As per
allocation
from State
Budget to
PRIs
As per pattern
of Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR, RD
and DRDA functionaries
for the implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
Horticulture Department
with field functionaries.
They should work in
close coordination with
Zilla Parishad.
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Functions & Authority
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2
3
4
3.
MINOR IRRIGATION,
WATER MANAGEMENT
AND WATERSHED
MANAGEMENT
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of functionaries
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Assisting Government
in planning and imple-
mentation of the schemes
of land reforms, soil
conservation programmes
and such other scheme.
2.
Maintenance of land use
records in respective GP
jurisdiction.
1.
Field level functionaries of
Land Improvement and
Soil Conservation
department available at
village and Block level.
They should work in close
coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram
Panchayat.
Planning and implementation
of land improvement and soil
conservation programmes
entrusted by the Government.
1.
Assisting Government
in planning and
implementation of the
schemes of land
reforms, soil
conservation and other
such other schemes.
2.
Maintenance of records
of land use in respective
GP jurisdiction.
As per allocation
from State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR, RD
and DRDA functionaries
for the implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
Department of Land
Improvement and Soil
Conservation along with
field functionaries. They
should work in close
coordination with Zilla
Parishad.
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3
4
2.
LAND
IMPROVEMENT AND
SOIL CONSERVATION
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of functionaries
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Identification of location of
Minor irrigation channels
2.
Assisting in minor repairing
works of minor irrigation
channels.
3.
Assisting in Micro level
watershed management
under watershed
programme.
1.
Field level functionaries of
Minor Irrigation, Water
Management and Watershed
Management department
available at village and Block
level. They should work in
close coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram Panchayat.
1.
Assisting in construction,
renovation of minor irrigation
works from ZP funds.
2.
Providing for timely and
equitable distribution and
full use of water under
irrigation schemes under
control of Zilla Parisad.
3.
Watershed development
programmes from ZP funds.
4.
Development of ground
water resources.
5.
Assisting Govt and Zilla
Parisad in construction &
maintenance of MI Works.
6.
Assisting in
implementation of
community and individual
irrigation works.
As per allocation
from State Budget
to PRIs
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR, RD
and DRDA functionaries for
the implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
Minor Irrigation, Water
Management and
Watershed Management
Department along with field
functionaries. They should
work in close coordination
with Zilla Parishad.
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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4.
ANIMAL
HUSBANDRY AND
VETERINARY
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Identification of beneficiaries for all Vety
Schemes, sites for livestock rearing centers,
gazing fields, fodder development, grass lands
and pasture development.
2.
Assisting in implementation of dairy, poultry
and piggery farming Schemes.
3.
Maintenance of all records pertaining to live
stock matters.
4.
Livestock Census in villages-Panchayat Area.
5.
Maintenance of records of Live stock's death due
to epidemic and natural calamities / wild animal
menace and submission of reports to
competent authority.
6.
Looking after community rearing centre.
7.
Encouragement of livestock insurance.
8.
Formation of self help group for animal rearing.
9.
Identification of training needs for upkeep of
domestic animals.
10. Measure for protection of live-stocks from
diseases and epidemics.
11. Measure for protection of wildlife.
1.
Field level
functionaries of
Animal Husbandry
and Veterinary
department
available at village
and Block level.
They should work
in close
coordination with
Gram Panchayat
under the
supervision of
Member Secretary
to Gram Panchayat.
1.
Assisting in establishment and
maintenance of Gram Panchayat&
Village Vety Hospitals, First aid
centers and mobile Vety
dispensaries.
2.
Identification of different areas for
rearing different animals.
3.
Improvement of breed of cattle, poultry
and other livestock's and policy
decisions on livestock's protection.
4.
Promotion of diary farming, poultry,
and piggery farming and
management of marketing /
production and processing centers.
5.
Training of villagers and awareness
camps for popularizing animal
rearing as economic activity.
6.
Prevention of epidemics and
contagious diseases and
distribution of preventive medicines
and Rabies control vaccination
7.
Maintenance of records of Vety
activities in the District
8.
Schemes for cross breeding,
Artificial insemination programmes.
9.
Maintenance of Vety& animal
husbandry service Centers.
10. Regulation on cattle trading.
11. Promotion of Dairy farming poultry and
piggery farming.
12. Measures for prevention of epidemics
and contagious diseases.
13. Maintenance of GP level records
on animal death / losses due to
epidemic / wild animal menace and
natural calamities and submission of
reports to competent authority.
14. Conduct of awareness
programme/ Workshop on improved
method of animal rearing.
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR,
RD and DRDA
functionaries for the
implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level
Officers of Animal
Husbandry and
Veterinary
Department
with field
functionaries. They
should work in close
coordination with Zilla
Parishad.
As per
allocation
from State
Budget
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FISHERIES
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Development of the Fisheries in the
villages.
2.
Implementation of special varieties of fish
culture, seeds etc.
3.
Selection of beneficiaries and
implementation of fish farmer's welfare
programme like National Fish Farmers
Welfare Scheme.
4.
Maintenance of records of fishery
activities.
5.
Recommendation of Individual &
Community fishery schemes.
6.
Identification of beneficiaries and
selection of sites for fisheries.
7.
Awareness creation for fish rearing as
rural economic activity.
8.
Promotion of paddy cum fish culture.
1.
Field level
functionaries of
Fisheries department
available at village
and Block level. They
should work in close
coordination with
Gram Panchayat
under the supervision
of Member Secretary
to Gram Panchayat.
1.
Development of fisheries
linked with irrigation projects.
2.
Promotion of special varieties
of fish culture technology and
fish seed development.
3.
Promotion of fisherman's
welfare programmes.
4.
Maintenance of records of
fishery developmental
activities.
5.
Awareness building for taking
up fish culture as economic
activity.
6.
Promotion of fisheries
development and organizing
awareness camps.
7.
Promotion of fish farmer's
welfare programme.
8.
Promotion of fish culture
methods and training of Fish
farmers in view technologies
of fish farming.
9.
Maintenance of records of
fishery development activities
in the GP area.
10. Conduct of exhibition and fish
fair to encourage fish
farming.
As per
allocation from
State Budget to
PRIs
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available
ministerial/
technical staff of
PR, RD and DRDA
functionaries for the
implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers
of Fisheries
Department with
field functionaries.
They should work in
close coordination
with Zilla Parishad.
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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SOCIAL
FORESTRY &
FARM FORESTRY,
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Establishment of community nurseries.
2.
Establishment of medicinal plant gardens for
commercial purpose.
3.
Establishment of Smriti Van.
4.
Control of Forest fire.
5.
Constitution of joint Forest Management
committees.
6.
Control of grazing in Forest lands.
7.
Planning and implementation of GREEN EARTH
programme.
8.
Fodder and Fuel wood plantation in
community lands.
9.
Planting & preservation of trees on the sides of
roads, and other public lands under its control.
10. Plantation in catchments area for prevention from
deforestation.
11. Promotion of farm forestry.
12. Development of social forestry for ecological
balance.
13. Assisting in implementation of all SSS, CS
schemes under banner of JFMC (Eg: NBM,
Medicinal plantation) etc.
14. Awareness creation on provision of tribal rights in
forest area.
15. Certification on land matters for APNA VAN and
other SSS, CS Schemes.
16. Planting & preservation of trees on the sides of
road and other public lands under its control.
1.
Field level
functionaries of
Social Forestry and
Farm Forestry
department
available at village
and Block level.
They should work in
close coordination
with Gram
Panchayat under
the supervision of
Member Secretary
to Gram Panchayat.
1.
Facilitation for marketing of saplings
for government and private plantation.
2.
Providing marketing facilities for
medicinal plants and other forest
products.
3.
Training for cultivation protection
support to Smriti Van.
4.
Support for control of forest fire-
prevention and control.
5.
Awareness on grazing-regulated
grazing.
6.
Promotion of National Bamboo
Mission.
7.
Promotion of Timber substitutes.
8.
Promotion of social and farm forestry,
fuel plantation and fodder
development.
9.
Development of Wastelands.
10. Maintenance of records of Forest
activities.
11. Planting & preservation of trees on the
sides of road and other public lands
under its control.
12. Fuel wood plantation and fodder
development.
13. Promotion of farm forestry.
14. Maintenance of records
regarding forest activities.
15. Propagation for discouragement of
Jhum Cultivation.
16. Maintenance of records relating to
Forestry activities.
17. Awareness building regarding tribal
rights in forest area.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR,
RD and DRDA
functionaries for the
implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
Social Forestry and
Farm Forestry
Department with field
functionaries. They
should work in
close coordination
with Zilla Parishad.
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
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MINOR FOREST
PRODUCE
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
Identification of quarry sites for
registration as private or
government
1.
Field level functionaries of Minor
Forest Produce Departments like
Forest & Environment, Geology &
Mining available at village and Block
level. They should work in close
coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the supervision of
Member Secretary to Gram
Panchayat.
1.
Management of minor
forest produce of
forests raised in
community lands.
2.
Recommendation for
government notification
of quarry sites
1.
PD Cum DPDO with available
ministerial/technical staff of PR, RD
and DRDA functionaries for the
implementation of these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of Minor Forest
Produce Departments like Forest &
Environment, Geology & Mining with
field functionaries. They should
work in close Coordination with Zilla
Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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SMALL SCALE
INDUSTRIES
INCLUDING
(a) Food Processing
Industries.
(b) Textile and
Handicrafts
(c) Trade and
Commerce
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Selection of beneficiaries in all schemes of
the department.
2.
Encouraging rural artisans in opening
economic ventures.
3.
Promoting Rural Hub activities.
4.
Identification of beneficiaries for PMRY and
MSME Schemes.
5.
Certification of beneficiaries, land and
buildings within respective Panchayat
Jurisdiction
6.
Recommendation of beneficiaries for grant
of trading licenses.
7.
Recommendation of trading licences.
8.
Collection of trading license fees in
respective Panchayat jurisdiction.
1.
Field level functionaries
of Small-Scale Industries
including Food
Processing, Textiles &
Handicrafts and Trade &
Commerce available at
village and Block level.
They should work in
close coordination with
Gram Panchayat under
the supervision of
Member Secretary to
Gram Panchayat.
1.
Promotion of small-scale industries
including food processing Industries.
2.
Organizing textile and handicraft
fairs.
3.
Organizing training for starting
business and industries.
4.
Providing marketing facilities for
cottage and village products.
5.
Identifying locations for starting
specified industries / industrial
unit.
6.
Opening Rural Hub centres.
7.
Promotion of Production, Sale and
marketing of Household products.
1.
PD Cum DPDO
with available
ministerial/technical
staff of PR, RD and
DRDA functionaries for
the implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
Small-Scale Industries
including Food
Processing, Textiles &
Handicrafts and Trade
& Commerce
Department with field
functionaries. They
should work in close
coordination with Zilla
Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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KHADI, VILLAGE AND
COTTAGE INDUSTRIES.
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Promotion of rural and cottage
industries.
2.
Organization of conferences, seminars
and training programme, Agricultural
and Industrial exhibitions for benefit
of the rural area.
3.
REGP schemes to be executed in
consultation of GP.
4.
Selection of beneficiaries in all schemes
of the department.
5.
Promotion of rural and cottage industry.
6.
Maintenance of records.
1.
Field level functionaries
of Khadi Village and
Cottage Industries
Department available at
village and Block level.
They should work in close
coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram
Panchayat.
1.
Promotion of rural and cottage
industries.
2.
Establishment and management of
training cum production centers.
3.
Organising marketing facilities for
products of cottage and village
industries.
4.
Assisting in implementation of
schemes of State Boards and All India
Boards and commissions for
development of rural and cottage
industries.
5.
Maintenance of records.
6.
Organization of conferences, seminars
and training programme, Agricultural and
Industrial exhibitions.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR,
RD and DRDA
functionaries for the
implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers
of Khadi Village and
Cottage Industries
Department with
field functionaries.
They should work in
close coordination
with Zilla Parishad.
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
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RURAL HOUSING
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Assisting in distribution of Housing
sites with Gram Panchayat limits.
2.
Maintenance of records relating to
the houses, sites and other private
and public properties.
3.
Selection of beneficiaries for
distribution of Housing material
1.
Field level functionaries of Rural
Housing Department available
at village and Block level. They
should work in close
coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram Panchayat.
1.
Promotion of rural housing
programmes.
2.
Maintenance of records
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR,
RD and DRDA
functionaries for the
implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers
of Rural Housing
Department with field
functionaries. They
should work in close
coordination with
Zilla Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per
the pattern
of Central
Schemes/
Assistanc
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DRINKING WATER
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Assisting in construction, repairs and
maintenance of drinking water wells,
tanks and ponds through GP Funds.
2.
Prevention and control of water
pollution.
3.
Assisting in maintenance of drinking
water supply connection to individual
houses from main line, through GP
Funds.
4.
Measures for prevention & of water
pollution
1.
Field level functionaries of
Drinking Water
Department available at
village and Block level.
They should work in close
coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram
Panchayat
1.
Promotion of drinking water and
rural sanitation programme.
2.
Maintenance of records.
3.
Assisting in repairs and
maintenance of rural water supply
schemes through GP funds.
4.
Assisting in implementation of
rural sanitation programme.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/technical
staff of PR, RD and DRDA
functionaries for the
implementation of these
schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
Drinking Water Department
with field functionaries. They
should work in close
coordination with Zilla
Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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FUEL & FODDER
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Fuel Plantation and fodder
development
1.
Field level functionaries of
concerned departments of Fuel
& Fodder Department available
at village and Block level. They
should work in close
coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the supervision
of Member Secretary to Gram
Panchayat.
1. Pull Plantation and fodder
development.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with available
ministerial/technical staff of
PR, RD and DRDA
functionaries for the
implementation of these
schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
concerned departments of
Fuel & Fodder Department
with field functionaries. They
should work in close
coordination with Zilla
Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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ROADS, BUILDINGS
CULVERTS, BRIDGES
FERRIES, WATERWAYS
AND OTHER MEANS
OF COMMUNICATION.
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Supervision, monitoring and
maintenance of village roads,
drains & culverts (excluding
PMGSY) through Panchayat
funds.
2.
Maintenance of Panchayat
buildings using GP funds
1.
Field level functionaries of PWD,
RWD, WRD, PHED AND HIGHWAY
Department available at village and
Block level. They should work in
close coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the supervision of
Member Secretary to Gram
Panchayat.
1.
Construction and maintenance of
district Roads and culverts, Cause
ways& bridges ("excluding those
under the management of the State
Govt and other agencies"), using ZP
funds.
2.
Construction using ZP funds of
administrative and other buildings in
connection with requirements of ZP.
3.
Maintenance of records.
4.
Supervision, monitoring and
maintenance of public roads, drains
and culverts ("which are not under the
control of any other local authority or
the government") through Anchal
Samity funds.
5.
Maintenance of any building or other
property vested in Gram Panchayat.
6.
Recommendation for grant of ferry
and waterways services, licenses and
management thereof within Gram
Panchayat Area.
7.
Operation of boats ferries and
maintenance waterways.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR, RD
and DRDA functionaries
for the implementation
of these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
PWD, RWD, WRD,
PHED AND HIGHWAY
Departments with field
functionaries. They
should work in close
coordination with Zilla
Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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RURAL
ELECTRIFICATION &
DISTRIBUTION OF
ELECTRICITY.
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Participation in franchise Scheme.
2.
Cleaning overhead jungles over
HT/ LT lines within village area.
3.
Assisting in maintenance of
village street lights & domestic
connections.
4.
Promotion of rural electrification.
1.
Field level functionaries of Power
Department available at village
and Block level. They should work
in close coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the supervision
of Member Secretary to Gram
Panchayat.
1.
Promotion of rural
electrification
programmes
2.
Maintenance of records.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR, RD and
DRDA functionaries for the
implementation of these
schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
Power Department with field
functionaries. They should
work in close coordination
with Zilla Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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NON-CONVENTIONAL
ENERGY SOURCES.
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Promotion of non-conventional
energy schemes.
2.
Maintenance of community non-
conventional energy devices, like
Bio- gas Plants.
3.
Propagation of improved chullas.
4.
Selection of beneficiaries for
distribution of improved chullas, Solar
Lamps, Solar heater, Water purifier etc.
5.
Selection of villages for providing solar
street lights.
6.
Providing beneficiaries' contribution
in community schemes.
7.
Maintenance of records.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
1.
Field level functionaries of
Arunachal Pradesh
Electricity Development
(APEDA) and Hydro Power
Development Department
available at village and Block
level. They should work in
close coordination with
Gram Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram
Panchayat.
1.
Promotion and development of
non- conventional energy sources.
2.
Maintenance of records.
3.
Management & maintenance of
energy devices setup in villages.
4.
Identification of Micro hydel. Project
sites up to 30KW subject to feasibility.
5.
Management, maintenance of
non- conventional
energy
devices and collection of revenue in
respective Panchayat area.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR, RD
and DRDA functionaries
for the implementation
of these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
Arunachal Pradesh
Electricity Development
(APEDA) and Hydro
Power Development
Department with field
functionaries. They
should work in close
coordination with
Zilla Parishad.
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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POVERTY
ALLEVIATION
PROGRAMMES
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Promotion of public awareness
and participation in poverty
alleviation programmes for fuller
employment and creation of
productive assets.
2.
Selection of beneficiaries under
various programmes through
Gram Panchayat.
3.
Participation in effective
implementation monitoring of
state, CS, CSS schemes.
4.
Selection of BPL beneficiaries.
1.
Field level functionaries of
Social Welfare,SJETA,
ICDS, RD Department
available at village and
Block level. They should
work in close coordination
with Gram Panchayat
under the supervision of
Member Secretary to Gram
Panchayat.
1.
Planning, Supervision and
monitoring the
implementation of poverty
alleviation programmes.
2.
Maintenance of records.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR, RD and
DRDA functionaries for the
implementation of these
schemes.
2.
District level Officers of Social
Welfare ,SJETA, ICDS, RD
Department with field
functionaries. They should
work in close coordination
with Zilla Parishad.
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
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EDUCATION-INCLUDING
PRIMARY & SECONDARY
EDUCATION.
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Promotion of public awareness and
participation in primary education.
2.
Ensuring full enrolment and attendance in
primary schools.
3.
Ensuring proper implementation of mid-day
meal programmes through the committee of
Elected GPMs.
4.
Constitution of School managing committee
(VEC).
5.
Implementation of total Literacy Programme
and SSA.
6.
Supervision of primary and Community
Schools / Education Guarantee Schemes and
recommendations for appointment of
Community worker / EGS worker.
7.
Maintenance of records of literacy and
activities under Primary Education Sector.
8.
Maintenance of records.
9.
Total Literacy programme.
10. Constituting Village education Committee
under SSA as per SSA guideline
1.
Field level
functionaries of
Education
Department
available at village
and Block level.
They should work
in close
coordination with
Gram Panchayat
under the
supervision of
Member Secretary
to Gram
Panchayat.
1.
Promotion of educational activities in the
district including the establishment and
maintenance of primary and secondary
schools.
2.
Establishment & maintenance of
Ashram schools and orphanages
from Zilla Parishad funds.
3.
Survey and evaluation of education
activities.
4.
Maintenance of records.
5.
Total Literacy programme.
6.
Assisting in supervision of GP
schools in respect of discipline and
quality education.
7.
Promotion of social education through
youth clubs and Mahila Mandals /
Samities
1. PD Cum DPDO
with available
ministerial/
technical staff of PR,
RD and DRDA
functionaries for the
implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers
of Education
Department with
field functionaries.
They should work in
close coordination
with Zilla Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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17.
TECHNICAL AND
VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Promotion of vocational
education.
1.
Field level functionaries of Technical
and Vocational Education
Department available at village and
Block level. They should work in
close coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the supervision of
Member Secretary to Gram
Panchayat.
1.
Promotion of technical
education and trainings.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with available
ministerial/technical staff of PR, RD and
DRDA functionaries for the
implementation of these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of Technical and
Vocational Education Department with
field functionaries. They should work in
close coordination with Zilla Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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19.
ADULT AND
NON-FORMAL
EDUCATION
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Implementation of adult literacy.
2.
Assisting in implementation of total
literacy and other Social education
programmes.
3.
Maintenance of records of Literacy
percentage.
1.
Field level functionaries of
Education Department
available at village and Block
level. They should work in close
coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram Panchayat.
1.
Planning & supervision of
programmes of adult literacy and
non-formal education.
2.
Maintenance of records of district
literacy rate.
3.
Promotion of total literacy.
4.
Promotion of Adult literacy.
5.
Maintenance of performance records of
the schools.
6.
Promotion of total literacy.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR,
RD and DRDA
functionaries for the
implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
Education Department
with field functionaries.
They should work in
close coordination with
Zilla Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
Sl.
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Deployment of
No.
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Functions & Authority
functionaries
1
2
3
4
20.
LIBRARIES
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Village libraries and reading rooms
for adult and Children
2.
Opening Libraries and reading
rooms in schools/ Educational
institutions
1. Field level functionaries of
Education and Libraries
Department available at village
and Block level. They should
work in close coordination with
Gram Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram Panchayat.
1.
Promotion of libraries.
2.
Maintenance of records.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR,
RD and DRDA
functionaries for the
implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
Education and Libraries
Department with field
functionaries. They
should work in close
coordination with Zilla
Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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21.
CULTURAL
ACTIVITIES
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Promotion of social and cultural
activities for village recreations.
2.
Initiation of community Hall
schemes for cultural development in
respective Panchayat jurisdiction.
3.
Maintenance of records of assets
created.
4.
Recommendation for construction of
cultural halls to competent
authorities.
1.
Field level functionaries of Art
and Culture Department
available at village and Block
level. They should work in close
coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram Panchayat.
1.
Promotion of social and cultural
activities and recommendation to
government.
2.
Overall involvement in the matters of
traditional and cultural activities.
3.
Maintenance of records.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR,
RD and DRDA
functionaries for the
implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
Art and Culture
Department with field
functionaries. They
should work in close
coordination with Zilla
Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
Sl.
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Deployment of
No.
Department
Functions & Authority
functionaries
1
2
3
4
22.
MARKETS AND
FAIRS
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Conduct of markets & fairs
(including cattle fairs) and festivals.
2.
Organizing Rural Hubs.
3.
Encouraging production and
marketing of local products and
crafts
4.
Promotion of markets & fairs
(including cattle fairs) and
festivals.
1.
Field level functionaries of
Concerned Departments of
Markets and Fairs available at
village and Block level. They
should work in close
coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram Panchayat
1.
Regulation of markets & fairs
(Including cattle fairs) and festivals of
the district excluding the urban areas.
2.
Marketing of local products and crafts
of the district through organizing
rural Hub and melas.
3.
Promoting Rural Hubs.
4.
Encouraging production and
marketing of Local products & crafts.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR,
RD and DRDA
functionariesfor
the implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
Concerned
Departments of Markets
and Fairs with field
functionaries. They
should work in close
coordination with Zilla
Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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2
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23.
HEALTH &
SANITATION
INCLUDING
HOSPITALS,
PRIMARY
HEALTH CENTRES
& DISPENSARIES
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Participation, assistance & promotion of National
Rural Health Mission.
2.
Prevention & remedial measures against epidemics.
3.
Monitoring regulation of sale of meat, fish and other
perishable food articles.
4.
Participation in programmes of human and animal
vaccination.
5.
Control of stray dog menace.
6.
Monitoring the working of sub-centers, health & family
welfare activities and personnel.
7.
Identification of ASHA workers.
8.
Promoting, immunization and vaccination
programmes.
9.
Organising Health & Sanitation fairs and festivals.
10. Recommending regarding licensing of eating &
entertainment establishments.
11. Monitoring working of PHCs and H&FW activities &
personnel.
12. Maintenance of records.
13. Selection of ASHA Workers.
1.
Field level
functionaries of
Health & Family
Welfare
Departments
available at
village and
Block level.
They should
work in close
coordination
with Gram
Panchayat
under the
supervision of
Member
Secretary to
Gram
Panchayat.
1.
Participation, assistance and promotion of
National Rural Health Mission.
2.
Prevention & remedial measures against
epidemics.
3.
Promoting immunization and vaccination
programmes.
4.
Organizing Health & Sanitation fairs and
festivals.
5.
Monitoring working of district hospitals and
H & FW activities personnel.
6.
Assisting in regulating, curing, tanning and
dyeing of hides and skins.
7.
Assisting in regulation of offensive and
dangerous trades.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available
ministerial/technical
staff of PR, RD and
DRDA functionaries
for the
implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers
of Health & Family
Welfare Department
with field
functionaries. They
should work in
close coordination
with Zilla Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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RURAL
SANITATION
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Promotion of general sanitation.
2.
Cleaning of public roads, drains, tanks
wells and other public places.
3.
Construction and maintenance of burning
and burial grounds through own funds.
4.
Construction and maintenance of Low-
cost sanitary latrines through own funds.
5.
Disposal of unclaimed corpses and
carcasses.
6.
Management and control of washing and
bathing ghats.
1.
Field level functionaries of PHE
Departments of Markets and
Fairs available at village and
Block level. They should work in
close coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram Panchayat.
Planning for promotion
of general sanitation
1.
PD Cum DPDO with available ministerial/
technical staff of PR, RD and DRDA
functionaries for the implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of PHE Department with
field functionaries. They should work in
close coordination with Zilla Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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FAMILY
Already included in 23 A
WELFARE
Sl.
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No.
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Functions & Authority
functionaries
1
2
3
4
25.
WOMEN AND CHILD
DEVELOPMENT
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Participation in the
implementation of women &
child welfare programmes.
2.
Implementation of school
health and nutrition
programmes.
3.
Selection of Anganwadi
workers and helpers.
4.
Maintenance of records.
5.
Supervision of distribution of
SNP items to Anganwadi
Centers.
6.
Selection of sites and
construction of Anganwadi
centers.
7.
Compulsory enrolment of
Children in Anganwadi Centres
upto applicable age.
1. Field level functionaries of Social
Welfare, Women & Child
Development and ICDS
Departments available at
village and Block level. They
should work in close
coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram Panchayat.
1.
Promotion of programmes
relating to development of
women and children.
2.
Promotion of school health and
nutrition programmes.
3.
Promotion of participation of
voluntary organizations in
women and child development
programmes.
4.
Maintenance of records.
5.
Supervision of distribution of
SNP items to Anganwadi
Centers.
6.
Promotion of programmes
relating to development of
women and children.
7.
Maintenance of records.
8.
Supervision of distribution of
SNP items to Anganwadi
Centres.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR,
RD and DRDA
functionaries for the
implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
Social Welfare, Women
& Child Development
and ICDS Department
with field functionaries.
They should work in
close coordination with
Zilla Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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26.
SOCIAL WELFARE
INCLUDING
WELFARE OF
HANDICAPPED &
MENTALLY
RETARDED
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Participation in the implementation of
social welfare programme including
welfare of the handicapped, mentally
retarded and destitute.
2.
Identification of beneficiaries and
recommendation for issue of
certificates to competent authority for
old-age and widow's pension
schemes.
3.
Ensuring compulsory registration of
handicapped, mentally retarded and
destitute and maintenance of records.
1.
Field level functionaries of
Social Welfare, Women & Child
Development and ICDS
Departments available at
village and Block level. They
should work in close
coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram Panchayat.
1.
Promotion of Social Welfare
programmes including welfare of
the handicapped, mentally
retarded and destitute.
2.
Social welfare programmes
including
3.
Welfare of the handicapped,
mentally retarded and destitute.
4.
Monitoring of old-age and widows
pension schemes.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR, RD
and DRDA functionaries for
the implementation of these
schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
Social Welfare, Women &
Child Development and
ICDS Department with field
functionaries. They should
work in close coordination
with Zilla Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
Sl.
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Gram Panchayat Devolved
Deployment of
No.
Department
Functions & Authority
functionaries
1
2
3
4
27.
WELFARE OF
WEAKER
SECTIONS
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Promotion of public awareness
with regard to welfare of women.
2.
Participation in implementation of
specific programmes for the welfare
of women.
3.
Maintenance of records.
1.
Field level functionaries of
Concerned Departments
available at village and Block
level. They should work in close
coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram Panchayat.
1.
Promotion of educational, economic,
social, cultural and other interests of
women and weaker sections.
2.
Protecting women and weaker
sections from social injustice and
exploitation.
3.
Recommending to Government for
establishment of Destitute Women
Home and Juvenile home for women
and Children from ZP funds.
4.
Maintenance of records.
5.
Promotion of welfare of women.
6.
Protecting women from social
injustice and exploitation.
7.
Maintenance of records.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR,
RD and DRDA
functionariesfor
the implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of
Concerned
Departments with field
functionaries. They
should work in close
coordination with Zilla
Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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PUBLIC
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Promotion of public awareness with regard
to distribution of essential commodities.
2.
Monitoring of public distribution system.
3.
Identification of APL.BPL/AAY beneficiaries.
4.
Maintenance of records.
5.
Vigilance & monitoring of distribution of
essential commodities.
6.
Monitoring of PDS
1.
Field level functionaries of
Food and Civil Supply
Department available at
village and Block level.
They should work in close
coordination with Gram
Panchayat under the
supervision of Member
Secretary to Gram
Panchayat.
1.
Monitoring and vigilance
of public Distribution
system.
2.
Maintenance of records
1.
PD Cum DPDO with available
ministerial/technical staff of PR, RD
and DRDA functionaries for the
implementation of these schemes.
2.
District level Officers of Food and
Civil Supply Department with field
functionaries. They should work in
close coordination with Zilla
Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
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Deployment of
No.
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Functions & Authority
functionaries
1
2
3
4
29.
MAINTENANCE
OF COMMUNITY
ASSETS
Zilla Parishad
State Fund
Deployment of
Central Fund
Devolved Functions &
functionaries
Authority
5
6
7
8
1.
Maintenance of all community assets.
2.
Preservation & maintenance of community assets.
3.
Maintenance of records.
4.
Construction and maintenance of public/Community
Hall and similar institutions, from own fund.
5.
Construction and maintenance of public / community
hall from own funds.
6.
Regulation of manure pits in public places.
Establishment and control of shanties.
7.
Maintenance of records.
8.
Construction and maintenance of slaughter house,
maintenance of public parks and play grounds from
own funds.
1.
Field level
functionaries of
Concerned
Department
available at village
and Block level. They
should work in
close coordination
with Gram
Panchayat under
the supervision of
Member Secretary to
Gram Panchayat
1.
Maintenance of all community assets
vested in it or transferred by the government
or any local authority or Organization.
2.
Assisting the Government in the
preservation and maintenance of
community assets.
3.
Maintenance of records.
4.
Co-operation.
5.
Such other functions as may be entrusted.
6.
Maintenance of all community assets
vested in it or transferred by the government
or any local authority or Organization.
7.
Preservation and maintenance of
community assets.
8.
Co-operation : Promotion of Co-operative
activities.
9.
Such other functions as may be
entrusted.
1.
PD Cum DPDO with
available ministerial/
technical staff of PR,
RD and DRDA
functionaries for the
implementation of
these schemes.
2.
District level Officers
of Concerned
Departments with
field functionaries.
They should work in
close coordination
with Zilla Parishad.
As per
allocation from
State Budget
to PRIs
As per the
pattern of
Central
Schemes/
Assistance.
Amarnath Talwade,IAS
Secretary(Panchayat Raj),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 16th January, 2022
No. HTE-11/118/2021-DD(E)-HTE.— On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee
(DPC) constituted vide Government order No. HTE- 11/118/2021-DD(E)-HTE, dated 16th December, 2021 and
held on 5th January, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to promote and appoint Shri Alik
Jongkey, Deputy Director, Higher & Technical Education, Government of Arunachal Pradesh to the post of
Director of Higher & Technical Education in the Pay Matrix of Level-14 (` 1,44,200-2,18,200) plus other allowances
as admissible from time to time with effect from 1st October, 2021 i.e. the date of taking over the charge of
Director, Higher & Technical Education, Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
The other terms and conditions of appointment which is not specified herein shall be governed as per
existing Government rules and orders in force from time to time.
This issues with the approval of Chief Secretary Vide e-Note # 59 dated 16th January, 2022.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 27th January, 2022
No. DA/II/E-60/09/Vol. II (Part-II).— In the interest of the public service the following transfer and posting
of the Senior Finance & Accounts Officers and the Finance & Accounts Officers are hereby ordered with
immediate effect.
Sl. No. Name of Officer
Place of posting
Remarks
From
To
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Shri T.G. Khrime,
He shall hold additional charge of
Sr. FAO O/o CE, EZ,
FAO, O/o CE, WRD, EZ, Miao and
PWD, Itanagar/
continue to hold the additional charges
Namsai
of Sr. FAO, O/o the CE, PWD,
Highway, O/o the CE, CSQ, PWD and
O/o the CE, T&V, PWD, Itanagar.
2.
Shri Suresh kumar.
He shall relinquish the additional
T, Deputy Director
charge of Sr. FAO, O/o CE, EZ
O/o the Director
(Power), Itanagar and hand over the
Audit & Pension.
charge to Shri Ruma Mugli, FAO.
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CONTENTS
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PART - I
— Appointment, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor. 20
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PART - IV — Orders, Notifications and Rules of the High Court.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - I
Appointment, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
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3.
Shri Ruma Mugli,
O/o the Chief
O/o the Chief
He shall hold additional charges of
FAO, O/o the
Engineer (WRD)
Engineer, EZ
FAO, O/o the Directorate of
the C.E, WRD,
Itanagar.
(Power) as
Fisheries, Itanagar.
Itanagar.
In-charge SFAO.
4.
Shri T. Gamoh,
He shall hold additional charge of
FAO, O/o
FAO, O/o DGP and also addtional
Legislative
charges of FAO DOTCL vice
Assembly
Shri N. Singpho, FAO who will
superannuate on 31st January, 2022.
till posting regular FAO.
5.
Shri Lava Potom,
O/o the Director
O/o the Chief
He shall also hold the additional
FAO
Land Management, Engineer (WRD)
charges of the FAO, O/o the
Itanagr.
WZ and CE
Directorate of SJETA and continue to
(P&D) WRD.
hold the post of FAO in O/o CE
(PHED) in present capacity untill
further order.
6.
Smti Mary Rina,
O/o the PCCF,
O/o the Directorate
She shall hold additional charge of
FAO
Itanagar.
of Land Management, FAO, O/o the PCCF till Further Order.
Itanagar
The Officers mentioned at Sl. No. 3, 4 and 5 shall take over the charges immediately.
No representation whatsoever will be entertained. The concerned Controlling Officers(s) may intimate the
date of release/joining of the aforesaid officer(s) to the Directorate of Accounts & Treasuries, Government of
Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar in due course.
This is issued with the approval of the Competent Authority.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary (Finance),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 1st February, 2022
No.SIPR-08/2016.—On the recommendation of DPC meeting held on 28th December, 2021 the Governor
of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of Shri Onyok pertin, DIPRO and Shri Gijum Tali, DIPRO
to the post of Deputy Director (IPR) Group - A (Gazetted) Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh in the Pay Matrix
Level - 11 ` 67,700 - 2,087,00 per month plus other allowances as admissible under rules from time to time
in Arunachal Pradesh with effect from the date of holding DPC i.e. 28th December, 2021.
Other terms and conditions of the service which are not specified herein shall be governed by the
relevant rules and orders in force from time to time in Arunachal Pradesh.
On being promoted to the post of Deputy Director (IPR) Group ‘A’ (Gazetted) and in the interest of
public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is further pleased to order posting of Shri Onyok Pertin
and Shri Gijum Tali, Deputy Director (IPR), in the Office of Director (IPR), Arunachal Pradesh, Naharlagun
until further orders.
N.T. Glow, IRS
Secretary (IPR),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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NOTIFICATION
The 8th February, 2022
No. HOME -11011(15)/23/2021-HM-SECTION-A HM/838.—In exercise of powers conferred by section
2(s) of the Code of Criminal Procedure,1973 (2 of 1974) and in supersession of the Government Notification
No. HMB(A)-11/2018 dated 6th February, 2018 except as respect things done or ommitted to be done before
such supersession, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to declare the establishment of the
present Cyber Cell, PHQ, Itanagar as Cyber Crime Police Station for the purpose of registration, investigation
and prosecution of offenses under The Information Technology Act, 2000 (Act 21 of 2000) or any other
offences under any other law for the time being force and it’s territorial jurisdiction shall be for the whole
of Arunachal Pradesh.
This order shall come into force on the date of publication in Arunachal Pradesh Gazette.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
15th February, 2022
No. DC/ICC/TILP-29/2016-21.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 1721 dated 18th January, 2022 sworn in before
Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made
by Shri Shilloh Licha son of Late Khokam Licha, a permanent resident of Dem, P.O. - Deed, P.S. - Yachuli,
Lower Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name from Shri Shilloh Licha to Shri Kasha Licha.
Henceforth, Shri Shilloh Licha will be known and distinguished as Shri Kasha Licha for all
purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
15th February, 2022
No. DC/ICC/TILP-29/2016-21.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 2300 dated 1st February, 2022 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request
made by Shri Haye Rajal, son of Shri Haye Kiochak, a permanent resident of Village - Gari, P.O. & P.S. -
Mengio, District - Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to add his surname from Shri Haye Rajal to Shri Haye
Rajal Kuyu.
Henceforth, Shri Haye Rajal will be known and distinguished as Shri Haye Rajal Kuyu for all
purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
The 21st February, 2022
No. DC/ICC/TILP-29/2016-21.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 741 dated 5th November, 2019 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request
made by Shri Tatung Tari, son of Late Tatung Talok, a permanent resident of Ganga Village, P.O.- R K Mission,
P.S. - Itanagar, District - Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name from Shri Niktorn Tunggam to
Shri Tatung Tari and his father’s name from Late Niktorn Talok to Late Tatung Talok.
That Shri Niktorn Tunggam, son of Late Niktorn Talok and Shri Tatung Tari son of Late Tatung Talok.
Henceforth, he and his father will be known and distinguished as Shri Tatung Tari and Late Tatung
Talok for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - IV
Orders, Notifications and Rules of the High Court.
IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT, ITANAGAR PERMANENT BENCH,
NAHARLAGUN
(High Court of Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram & Arunachal Pradesh)
NOTICE
[U/S 109(2) OF THE R.P. ACT, 1951]
IN THE MATTER OF :
INTERLOCUTORY APPLICATION (C) NO. 23 (AP) 202, FILED UNDER SECTION 109 OF THE
REPRESENTATION OF PEOPLE ACT, 1951 FOR WITHDRAWING
ELECTION PETITION NO. 07 (AP) 2019.
To,
Ngungtim Changmi, S/o Lt. N.L. Changmi, Changlang Bazar,
PO/PS/District-Changlang
— APPLICANT/PETITIONER
— VERSUS —
Phosum Khimhun, S/o Lt. Hothum Khimhun, Khimyang Village,
PO/PS/District-Changlang
— OPPOSITE PARTY/RESPONDENT
(Returned candidate & MLA, 52
Changlang South ST Assembly
Constituency)
WHEREAS the above named applicant/Petitioner has filed the above noted interlocutory Application for
withdrawing Election Petition No. 07 (AP)2019 pending before the Hon'ble Court; WHEREAS the opposite
party/respondent has entered appearance through his appointed counsel before the Hon'ble Court.
WHEREAS the Hon'ble Court has fixed 14th March, 2022 as the next date of hearing. You are hereby
called upon to TAKE NOTICE and to enter appearance on the aforesaid date and make your respective
submissions before the Hon'ble Court.
If no appearance is made by yourself or by your advocate or by someone by law authorised to act on your
behalf on the aforesaid date of hearing, the Hon'ble Court will proceed ex parte in your absence in accordance
with law.
Given under my hand & seal of the Hon'ble Court on this 18th day of February, 2022.
By order
Deputy Registar (Judl),
Gauhati High Court, Itanagar Bench,
Naharlagun.
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IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT
ITANAGAR PERMANENT BENCH, NAHARLAGUN
(HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM & ARUNACHAL PRADESH)
Appeal From
Writ Petition (Civil)
Appellant
Shri Ngungtim Changmi
Petitioner
— VERSUS —
Respondent
Shri Phosum Khimhun
Opposite Party
Counsel for the Appellant
P.Taffo
Petitioner
M. Karbak
Counsel for the Respondent
T.T. Tara
Opposite Party
G. Bam
Noting by Officer or Advocate
Serial
Date
Office note, reports, orders or
proceeding with signature
1
2
3
4
IA(C) 23 (AP) / 2022
— BEFORE —
HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE NANI TAGIA
ORDER
11th February, 2022
Heard Mr. P.Taffo, learned counsel for the applicant/election petitioner and Mr. T.T.Tara, learned counsel
for the respondent/returned candidate.
This is an application under Section 109 of the Representation of People Act, 1951 for withdrawal of the
Election Petition No. 07 (AP)/2019.
In compliance of the Section 109 (2) of the Representation of People Act, 1951, notice to the respondent
is complete as Mr. Tara, learned counsel has appeared on behalf of the respondent.
However, for further compliance of the Section 109 (2) of the Representation of People Act, 1951, let notice
of the application, seeking withdrawal of the Election Petition No. 07 (AP)/2019 be published in the Official
Gazette of the State of Arunachal Pradesh indicating 14th March, 2022 as the date for hearing of the application
for withdrawal of the Election Petition.
Sd/-
N.Tagia
Judge
Administrative Officer (Judl.)
Gauhati High Court,
Itanagar Bench,
Naharlagun,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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ORDER
The 16th January, 2022
No. HTE-11/118/2021-DD(E)-HTE.— On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee
(DPC) constituted vide Government order No. HTE- 11/118/2021-DD(E)-HTE, dated 16th December, 2021 and
held on 5th January, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to promote and appoint Shri Alik
Jongkey, Deputy Director, Higher & Technical Education, Government of Arunachal Pradesh to the post of
Director of Higher & Technical Education in the Pay Matrix of Level-14 (` 1,44,200-2,18,200) plus other allowances
as admissible from time to time with effect from 1st October, 2021 i.e. the date of taking over the charge of
Director, Higher & Technical Education, Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
The other terms and conditions of appointment which is not specified herein shall be governed as per
existing Government rules and orders in force from time to time.
This issues with the approval of Chief Secretary Vide e-Note # 59 dated 16th January, 2022.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 27th January, 2022
No. DA/II/E-60/09/Vol. II (Part-II).— In the interest of the public service the following transfer and posting
of the Senior Finance & Accounts Officers and the Finance & Accounts Officers are hereby ordered with
immediate effect.
Sl. No. Name of Officer
Place of posting
Remarks
From
To
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Shri T.G. Khrime,
He shall hold additional charge of
Sr. FAO O/o CE, EZ,
FAO, O/o CE, WRD, EZ, Miao and
PWD, Itanagar/
continue to hold the additional charges
Namsai
of Sr. FAO, O/o the CE, PWD,
Highway, O/o the CE, CSQ, PWD and
O/o the CE, T&V, PWD, Itanagar.
2.
Shri Suresh kumar.
He shall relinquish the additional
T, Deputy Director
charge of Sr. FAO, O/o CE, EZ
O/o the Director
(Power), Itanagar and hand over the
Audit & Pension.
charge to Shri Ruma Mugli, FAO.
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PART - I
— Appointment, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor. 20
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PART - IV — Orders, Notifications and Rules of the High Court.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - I
Appointment, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
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2
3
4
5
3.
Shri Ruma Mugli,
O/o the Chief
O/o the Chief
He shall hold additional charges of
FAO, O/o the
Engineer (WRD)
Engineer, EZ
FAO, O/o the Directorate of
the C.E, WRD,
Itanagar.
(Power) as
Fisheries, Itanagar.
Itanagar.
In-charge SFAO.
4.
Shri T. Gamoh,
He shall hold additional charge of
FAO, O/o
FAO, O/o DGP and also addtional
Legislative
charges of FAO DOTCL vice
Assembly
Shri N. Singpho, FAO who will
superannuate on 31st January, 2022.
till posting regular FAO.
5.
Shri Lava Potom,
O/o the Director
O/o the Chief
He shall also hold the additional
FAO
Land Management, Engineer (WRD)
charges of the FAO, O/o the
Itanagr.
WZ and CE
Directorate of SJETA and continue to
(P&D) WRD.
hold the post of FAO in O/o CE
(PHED) in present capacity untill
further order.
6.
Smti Mary Rina,
O/o the PCCF,
O/o the Directorate
She shall hold additional charge of
FAO
Itanagar.
of Land Management, FAO, O/o the PCCF till Further Order.
Itanagar
The Officers mentioned at Sl. No. 3, 4 and 5 shall take over the charges immediately.
No representation whatsoever will be entertained. The concerned Controlling Officers(s) may intimate the
date of release/joining of the aforesaid officer(s) to the Directorate of Accounts & Treasuries, Government of
Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar in due course.
This is issued with the approval of the Competent Authority.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary (Finance),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 1st February, 2022
No.SIPR-08/2016.—On the recommendation of DPC meeting held on 28th December, 2021 the Governor
of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of Shri Onyok pertin, DIPRO and Shri Gijum Tali, DIPRO
to the post of Deputy Director (IPR) Group - A (Gazetted) Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh in the Pay Matrix
Level - 11 ` 67,700 - 2,087,00 per month plus other allowances as admissible under rules from time to time
in Arunachal Pradesh with effect from the date of holding DPC i.e. 28th December, 2021.
Other terms and conditions of the service which are not specified herein shall be governed by the
relevant rules and orders in force from time to time in Arunachal Pradesh.
On being promoted to the post of Deputy Director (IPR) Group ‘A’ (Gazetted) and in the interest of
public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is further pleased to order posting of Shri Onyok Pertin
and Shri Gijum Tali, Deputy Director (IPR), in the Office of Director (IPR), Arunachal Pradesh, Naharlagun
until further orders.
N.T. Glow, IRS
Secretary (IPR),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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NOTIFICATION
The 8th February, 2022
No. HOME -11011(15)/23/2021-HM-SECTION-A HM/838.—In exercise of powers conferred by section
2(s) of the Code of Criminal Procedure,1973 (2 of 1974) and in supersession of the Government Notification
No. HMB(A)-11/2018 dated 6th February, 2018 except as respect things done or ommitted to be done before
such supersession, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to declare the establishment of the
present Cyber Cell, PHQ, Itanagar as Cyber Crime Police Station for the purpose of registration, investigation
and prosecution of offenses under The Information Technology Act, 2000 (Act 21 of 2000) or any other
offences under any other law for the time being force and it’s territorial jurisdiction shall be for the whole
of Arunachal Pradesh.
This order shall come into force on the date of publication in Arunachal Pradesh Gazette.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
15th February, 2022
No. DC/ICC/TILP-29/2016-21.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 1721 dated 18th January, 2022 sworn in before
Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made
by Shri Shilloh Licha son of Late Khokam Licha, a permanent resident of Dem, P.O. - Deed, P.S. - Yachuli,
Lower Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name from Shri Shilloh Licha to Shri Kasha Licha.
Henceforth, Shri Shilloh Licha will be known and distinguished as Shri Kasha Licha for all
purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
15th February, 2022
No. DC/ICC/TILP-29/2016-21.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 2300 dated 1st February, 2022 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request
made by Shri Haye Rajal, son of Shri Haye Kiochak, a permanent resident of Village - Gari, P.O. & P.S. -
Mengio, District - Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to add his surname from Shri Haye Rajal to Shri Haye
Rajal Kuyu.
Henceforth, Shri Haye Rajal will be known and distinguished as Shri Haye Rajal Kuyu for all
purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
The 21st February, 2022
No. DC/ICC/TILP-29/2016-21.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 741 dated 5th November, 2019 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request
made by Shri Tatung Tari, son of Late Tatung Talok, a permanent resident of Ganga Village, P.O.- R K Mission,
P.S. - Itanagar, District - Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name from Shri Niktorn Tunggam to
Shri Tatung Tari and his father’s name from Late Niktorn Talok to Late Tatung Talok.
That Shri Niktorn Tunggam, son of Late Niktorn Talok and Shri Tatung Tari son of Late Tatung Talok.
Henceforth, he and his father will be known and distinguished as Shri Tatung Tari and Late Tatung
Talok for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - IV
Orders, Notifications and Rules of the High Court.
IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT, ITANAGAR PERMANENT BENCH,
NAHARLAGUN
(High Court of Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram & Arunachal Pradesh)
NOTICE
[U/S 109(2) OF THE R.P. ACT, 1951]
IN THE MATTER OF :
INTERLOCUTORY APPLICATION (C) NO. 23 (AP) 202, FILED UNDER SECTION 109 OF THE
REPRESENTATION OF PEOPLE ACT, 1951 FOR WITHDRAWING
ELECTION PETITION NO. 07 (AP) 2019.
To,
Ngungtim Changmi, S/o Lt. N.L. Changmi, Changlang Bazar,
PO/PS/District-Changlang
— APPLICANT/PETITIONER
— VERSUS —
Phosum Khimhun, S/o Lt. Hothum Khimhun, Khimyang Village,
PO/PS/District-Changlang
— OPPOSITE PARTY/RESPONDENT
(Returned candidate & MLA, 52
Changlang South ST Assembly
Constituency)
WHEREAS the above named applicant/Petitioner has filed the above noted interlocutory Application for
withdrawing Election Petition No. 07 (AP)2019 pending before the Hon'ble Court; WHEREAS the opposite
party/respondent has entered appearance through his appointed counsel before the Hon'ble Court.
WHEREAS the Hon'ble Court has fixed 14th March, 2022 as the next date of hearing. You are hereby
called upon to TAKE NOTICE and to enter appearance on the aforesaid date and make your respective
submissions before the Hon'ble Court.
If no appearance is made by yourself or by your advocate or by someone by law authorised to act on your
behalf on the aforesaid date of hearing, the Hon'ble Court will proceed ex parte in your absence in accordance
with law.
Given under my hand & seal of the Hon'ble Court on this 18th day of February, 2022.
By order
Deputy Registar (Judl),
Gauhati High Court, Itanagar Bench,
Naharlagun.
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IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT
ITANAGAR PERMANENT BENCH, NAHARLAGUN
(HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM & ARUNACHAL PRADESH)
Appeal From
Writ Petition (Civil)
Appellant
Shri Ngungtim Changmi
Petitioner
— VERSUS —
Respondent
Shri Phosum Khimhun
Opposite Party
Counsel for the Appellant
P.Taffo
Petitioner
M. Karbak
Counsel for the Respondent
T.T. Tara
Opposite Party
G. Bam
Noting by Officer or Advocate
Serial
Date
Office note, reports, orders or
proceeding with signature
1
2
3
4
IA(C) 23 (AP) / 2022
— BEFORE —
HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE NANI TAGIA
ORDER
11th February, 2022
Heard Mr. P.Taffo, learned counsel for the applicant/election petitioner and Mr. T.T.Tara, learned counsel
for the respondent/returned candidate.
This is an application under Section 109 of the Representation of People Act, 1951 for withdrawal of the
Election Petition No. 07 (AP)/2019.
In compliance of the Section 109 (2) of the Representation of People Act, 1951, notice to the respondent
is complete as Mr. Tara, learned counsel has appeared on behalf of the respondent.
However, for further compliance of the Section 109 (2) of the Representation of People Act, 1951, let notice
of the application, seeking withdrawal of the Election Petition No. 07 (AP)/2019 be published in the Official
Gazette of the State of Arunachal Pradesh indicating 14th March, 2022 as the date for hearing of the application
for withdrawal of the Election Petition.
Sd/-
N.Tagia
Judge
Administrative Officer (Judl.)
Gauhati High Court,
Itanagar Bench,
Naharlagun,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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Election Petition No. 07 (AP) 2019
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NOTIFICATION
The 15th January, 2022
No. DTC-17/12/2021 (E-28050)/2676-89.— Government of Arunachal Pradesh approved for setting up of
Special Economic Zone (SEZ) at Industrial Growth Centre (IGC). Balinong in 79.5 acres of land under Kharsang
Sub-Division, Miao Division of Changlang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
This issued with the approval of competent authority.
Hage Tari, IOFS,
Secretary, Trade & Commerce
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 9th February, 2022
No. JUD-118/93/102.— In pursuance of the provisions of Section 21 of the Code of Criminal Procedure,
1973 (2 of 1974), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to appoint 2 (two) Nos. of Officers as
mentioned below as Special Executive Magistrate for performing Magisterial duty at the construction site of
Miao - Vijaynagar Highway Project upto 31st March, 2022 at Changlang.
Sl. No.
Name and Designation.
1. Er. Jomrik Ngomdir
Jr. Engineer, RWD, Vijaynagar
2. Er. Riky Zirdo
Jr. Engineer, RWD, Miao
Commissioner (Law),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 17th February, 2021
No. HMB(B)/70/2018/221.— The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint Mrs Kagam Bagra,
Advocate, in exercise of powers conferred under Section 32(1) of the Protection of Children from Sexual
Offences Act, 2012 (POCSO) notified vide Government Notification No. JUD/82/86(Pt) dated 25th October,
2019 and under Section 24(8) CrPC as additional Special Public Prosecutor for conducting cases under the
provision of POCSO Act, 2012 in the Special Court (POCSO Act) District & Session Court, Yupia, Papum
Pare District with immediate effect.
The fees shall be paid as per the Government Notification No. LAW/JUD-32/2005 dated 31st
March, 2015.
Rajeev Verma, IAS
Principal Secretary (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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PART - III —
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc, issued by the Government and
23 - 30
Heads of Departments.
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - I
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ORDER
The 22nd February, 2022
No.SWRD-28/2012(Pt).—The Government order issued vide No. SWRD-28/2012(Pt) 1956-65, dated
14th February, 2022 regarding promotion of Shri Nani Tade, AE as Executive Engineer on functional basis
is hereby called back its operation is kept in abeyance until further order.
Geyum Padu
Secretary (WRD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
22nd February, 2022
No. DC/IC/TILP-29/2016-21.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 2338 dated 21st February, 2022 sworn
in before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh as per
written request made by Shri Nikbia Tagung, son of Lt. Nikbia Taniang, a permanent resident of
Village - Nikbia, P.O. - Pip - Sorang, P.S. - Tali, District - Kra-Daadi, Arunachal Pradesh to change his
surname from Shri Biajik Tagung to Shri Nikbia Tagung and his father’s name from Lt. Biajik Taniang to
Nikbia Taniang.
Henceforth, he and his father will be known and distinguished as Shri Nikbia Tagung son
of Lt. Nikbia Taniang for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
The 23rd February, 2022
No. JUD-57/2002(Vol-III).—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint the following
Advocates/Lawyers as Government Panel Advocate with effect from 1st January, 2022 to 31st December,
2024 for conducting cases before the Courts of the Judicial Magistrate First Class, Chief Judicial Magistrate,
Additional District and Session Judge, District & Session Judge in the State of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Office of the Deputy Commissioners and all the Government Establishment may engage the
Lawyers from the respective District-wise Panel.
Commissioner (Law),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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Name of Advocate
Name of District
1
2
3
(I)
Papum Pare
1.
Shri Geken Jini
2.
Miss Bullo Yari
3.
Shri Monoj Saikia
4.
Shri Byabang Ganga
5.
Miss Oyam Binggep
6.
Shri Ngilyang Bakhang
7.
Shri Rubu Tagia
8.
Shri Duyu Apo
9.
Mrs Labi Lombi
10.
Miss Jaya Doji
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2
3
11.
Shri Gotu Riba
12.
Miss Christina Ering
13.
Shri Marpe Ninu
14.
Shri Rotom Vijay
15.
Shri A. T. Tara
16.
Miss Hibu Rinya
17.
Shri Liagi Tangu
18.
Shri Kirnya Lollen
19.
Shri Bomchi Taipodia
20.
Shri Sorang Tada
21.
Shri Sorang Tashik
22.
Shri Begi Taba
23.
Shri Nabam Maj
24.
Shri Kipe Gara
25.
Shri Geli Kamduk
26.
Smti Sum Valentine Darang
27.
Miss Taba Zim
28.
Shri Nabam Saha
29.
Shri Habung Gyati
30.
Miss Deepa Yoka
31.
Shri Gedo Kato
32.
Shri Tonya Nyodu
33.
Miss Techi Natu
34.
Shri Tadar Chungma
35.
Shri Tai Shiva
36.
Shri Gyati Tadi
37.
Shri Bamang Tagia
38.
Shri Gedo Hai
39.
Shri Tarak Loma
40.
Shri Lakhya Narah
41.
Shri Limi Bam
42.
Shri Nending Kago
43.
Shri Kipe Gara
44.
Shri Amit Saring
45.
Shri Domin Sora
46.
Shri Maga Tanga
47.
Ms. Monica Noshi
(II)
Changlang
1.
Shri Dawa Lama
2.
Shri Ashish Das
3.
Chow Pingya
4.
Shri Somnath Sharma
5.
Miss Nupur Das
6.
Shri Ganesh Debnath
7.
Miss Mungkoi Thu Singpoh
8.
Shri Oni Deori
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2
3
(III)
Lepa Rada
1.
Shri Murtuza Ansari
2.
Shri Mijum Doke
3.
Shri Ito Riram
4.
Shri Mikar Basar
(IV)
West Kameng
1.
Shri Thupten Tashi
2.
Shri Dorjee Tsering Sermupa
3.
Shri Anil Rebe
4.
Shri Lawang Norbu
5.
Shri Keljang Gelsen Shongla
6.
Shri Lobsang Droima Merakpa
7.
Shri Mohan Dibisow
8.
Shri Khamu Desisow
9.
Shri Ajit Sasusow
10.
Shri Kamla Dewan
(V)
Anjaw
1.
Shri Khopey Thaley
2.
Shri Tukelum Bellai
3.
Shri Bajongso Kri
(VI)
East Kameng
1.
Shri Sunil Tara
(VII)
Lower Subansiri
1.
Shri Duyu Chada
2.
Shri Mihin Laling
3.
Shri Nending Talo
4.
Shri Nani Talley
5.
Shri Bamin Appa
6.
Shri Racho Buda
7.
Shri Buru Taming
8.
Shri Subu Keshi
9.
Shri Kago Tagyang
10.
Shri Toko Tako
(VIII)
West Siang
1.
Shri Marjum Karbak
2.
Ms. Karken Angu
3.
Shri Murtuza Ansari
4.
Shri Taji Tajom
(IX)
East Siang
1.
Shri Tonning Pertin
2.
Shri Iftekhar Ahmed
3.
Shri Sanjay Taye
4.
Smti Jennifer Zaman
5.
Smti Magaret Mazumder
6.
Shri Raising Jamoh
7.
Shri Rupest Pait
8.
Shri Kaling Mengu
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Shri Pai Kakki
10.
Shri Minli Riram
11.
Shri Orem Gao
12.
Shri Olik Lego
13.
Shri Maklek Yirang
14.
Shri Molom Lego
15.
Shri Pok Kenning
16.
Shri Okit Tatak
17.
Shri Denzing Sonowal
18.
Shri John Tamuk
19.
Shri Mathew Koyu
20.
Smti Sunita Singh
(X)
Lohit
1.
Shri Khopey Thaley
2.
Shri Satrughna Singh
3.
Shri Taimso Boo
4.
Shri Johakso Manyu
5.
Smti Nupur Das
6.
Shri Bajongso Kri
7.
Shri Kumar Dorjee
8.
Shri Difenso Mam
9.
Shri Sanjib Baruah
10.
Shri Intiaz Khan
11.
Shri Punda Padung
12.
Ms. Bulia Pulu
(XI)
Namsai
1.
Shri Mudang Tamar
2.
Shri Chow Thiseng Manpoong
3.
Shri Mukesh Senabaya Deori
4.
Shri Sanjib Baruah
5.
Shri Intiaz Khan
6.
Shri Chow Nipu Pangyok
7.
Shri Taimso Boo
8.
Shri Oni Deori
(XII)
Dibang Valley
1.
Shri Taimso Boo
2.
Shri Oki Mihu
3.
Ms. Bulia Pulu
(XIII)
Upper Subansiri
1.
Shri Tapi Maling
2.
Shri Tapang Siga
3.
Shri Lallu Yudik
4.
Shri Lukmar Digbak
5.
Shri Koyar Tamuk
6.
Shri Booker Mara
7.
Shri Kalip Haji
(XIV)
Tawang
1.
Shri Tashi Dondup
2.
Shri Thupten Tashi
1
2
3
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Tirap
1.
Shri Nakap Matey
2.
Ms. Jennifer Zaman
3.
Shri Iftekhar Ahmed
(XVI)
Siang
1.
Shri Tapang Tabing
2.
Shri Arun Tayeng
3.
Smti Dipi Tasing
(XVII)
Longding
1.
Shri Wangtan Wangsu
(XVIII)
Lower Dibang Valley
1.
Shri Molom Lego
2.
Shri Jimmy Boko
3.
Shri Atet Pertin
4.
Shri Taimso Boo
5.
Miss Bulia Pulu
6.
Shri Kange Tayeng
G. Bomjen
Joint Secretary (Law) Director (Litigation),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 25th February, 2022
No. PERS-12014/3/2021/1115.—In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to order transfer and posting of following APCS officers with immediate effect and until further order.
Sl. No.
Name of Officer
Present Posting as
Posted to
Remarks
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Shri Khoda Lasa,
EAC, Mariyang
EAC, Itanagar
APCS (Sr. Gr.)
Capital Headquarter
2.
Shri Gamjar Doke,
EAC, Basar
EAC, Changlang.
APCS (Sr. Gr.)
Headquarter
3.
Smti Nikita Panggam,
EAC, Doimukh
EAC, Basar
Vice Sl. No. 2
APCS (Sr. Gr.)
Headquarter
4.
Smti Tana Yaho,
EAC, Yachuli
EAC, Doimukh
Vice Sl. No. 3
APCS (Sr. Gr.)
5.
Shri Jumkar Karbi,
EAC, Gensi
EAC, Tirbin
APCS (Sr. Gr.)
6.
Shri Murnya Kakki,
Under order of
Retained as EAC,
Ms. Elizabeth Dupak
APCS (Sr. Gr.)
transfer to Dollungmukh
Basar
to continue as CO
Dollungmukh
7.
Shri Natek Nonong,
EAC, Kaying
EAC, Koyu
APCS (Sr. Gr.)
8.
Shri Kamin Darang,
EAC, Pasighat
EAC, Pangin
APCS (Sr. Gr.)
9.
Smti Peme Keche,
EAC, Tezu
EAC, Roing
APCS (Sr. Gr.)
10.
Shri Tatling Pertin,
US, APSSB
EAC, Mechukha
APCS (Sr. Gr.)
11.
Shri Honjon Perme,
CO, Mechukha
OSD, APSSB
Vice Sl. No. 10
APCS (EG)
1
2
3
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2
3
4
5
12.
Miss Heera Panggeng,
Sille-Oyan (Under order
CO, Sangdupota
APCS (EG)
of transfer to Dudungkhar)
13.
Miss Jumi Ete,
CO, Anini
CO, Tato
APCS (EG)
14.
Shri Hibu Akha,
CO, Yomcha
CO, Parang
APCS (EG)
15.
Ms Pooja Sonam,
CO, Seppa
CO, Kaying
APCS (EG)
16.
Miss Mumne Borang,
CO, Gumto
CO, Doimukh
APCS (EG)
17.
Ms Taya Yullu,
CO, Kanubari
CO, Gumto
Vice Sl. No. 16
APCS (EG)
18.
Ms Mum Messar,
CO, Yingkiong
CO, Changlang
APCS (EG)
Headquarter
19.
Shri CW Manpoong,
CO, Polosang
CO, Koloriang
APCS (EG)
20.
Shri Yumlam Pulu,
CO, Chambang
CO, Polosang
Vice Sl. No. 19
APCS (EG)
21.
Shri Khamjat Ajang,
Under order of posting
CO, Longchan
In partial modification
APC (EG)
at Lawnu
of order No. PERS-12/
1/2021/745 dated
15/11/2021.
2.
The officers concerned are to be relieved immediately to enable them to join their new place of
posting. Copy of release/joining order in respect of officer may be forwarded to the Personnel Department.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
CORRIGENDUM
The 28th February, 2022
No. PERS-12/18/2021/1116.—The scale of pay of newly appointed APCS (EG) officers inadvertently
reflected as “Pay Matrix Level-10 (` 56,000-1,77,500) (Group A) in Appointment Order No. PERS-12/18/2021
dated 27th January 2022 which may be read as “PAY MATRIX LEVEL-10 ` 56,100-1,77,500 (GROUP A)”.
The other terms and condition shall remain unchanged.
Mimum Tayeng, IAS
Secretary (Personnel),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 1st March, 2022
No. DoP (E)-12/2021.—On recommendation of the DPC meeting held on 21st January 2022, the Governor
of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to promote Shri S. P. Bandyopadhyay, Foreman to the post of Overseer (Group-
‘B’ Gazetted) on regular basis under the Department of Printing, Government of Arunachal Pradesh in the Pay
Matrix - Level 7 ` 44,900-1,42,400 per month plus other allowances and concessions as admissible under the
rules and order issued from time to time with effect from the date of DPC i.e., from 21st January, 2022.
Other terms and conditions of the service which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant
Rules and Orders in force issued by the Government of Arunachal Pradesh from time to time.
The expenditure is debitable to the Head of Account 2058 Stationery and Printing 00-103-01-00-01 Salaries
under Demand No. 58.
N. T. Glow, IRS
Secretary, Printing,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 3rd March, 2022
No. LMD-11013/11/2021.—In pursuance of an affidavit Sl. No. 11544 dated 30th November, 2021 sworn-
in before the Executive Magistrate, Capital, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh and as per written request made by
Shri Kailash Sharma, Chainman, Office of Director of Land Managment Department, Government of Arunachal
Pradesh, Itanagar to change his surname from Sharma to Subedi. Government approval is hereby accorded
for change of suname from “Sharma” to “Subedi” and hereinafter, he will be known and distinguished as
Shri Kailash Subedi for all purposes.
Pankaj Kr. Jha, IAS
Secretary (Land Management),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 10th February, 2022
No. TPT (B)11016(19)5/2021.— In continuation to Government Memorandum of even number dated 2nd
December, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to provisionally appoint Shri Millo Chada, S/o
Millo Khoda, Roll No. 123281 who has been selected by the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission
vide their letter No. PERS-12/18/2021/617 dated 1st November, 2021 for the post of Station Superintendent,
(Group-B, Gazetted) in State Transport Services in the Pay Matrix Level-7 ` 44,900 - 1,42,400 p.m. plus other
allowances as admissible from time to time, with effect from the date of his joining until further orders.
2.
Formal appointment order will be issued on receipt of satisfactory report of verification of character
antecedents in respect of the appointees from the General Manager, State Transport Services, Naharlagun.
3.
The appointment shall be on probation for a of 2 (two) years from the date of his joining and probation
shall be regularized subject to satisfactory performance.
4.
The provisional appointment may be terminated at any time by a month’s notice given by either side
viz. the appointee or the appointing authority, without assigning any reason. The appointing authority however
reserves the right to terminate the service of the appointee forthwith or before the notice by making payment to
him of a sum equivalent to the pay and allowances for the period of notice or the unexpired portion thereof.
5.
The appointment carries with it the liability to serve in any part of Arunachal Pradesh as well as in the
establishment of Government of Arunachal Pradesh located outside Arunachal Pradesh as desired by the
Government.
6.
If any declaration given or information furnished by the candidate proves to be false or if the candiates
is found to have willfully suppressed any material information, he shall be liable for removal from service and
such other action as Government deems necessary.
7.
The provisional appointment will be further subject to ;
(i)
Taking an Oath of allegiance and faithfulness to the constitution of India (or making of solemn
affirmation to that effect in the prescribed form on joining.
(ii)
Production of release order/NOC from the previous employer (applicable in the case of persons
who are already in Government service).
(iii)
Production of original Educational Qualification Certificate including all other testimonials for
verification at the time of joining.
(iv)
The appointee shall submit Medical fitness certificate and NOC from the respective district
adminstration at the time of joining.
(v)
Any training as and when assigned to him by the Government must be attended without fail.
(vi)
Formal posting order shall be issued after successful completion of basic/preparatory training at
general Manager’s office, Naharlagun.
8.
The other terms and conditions of service shall be governed by the relevant rules and orders in force
from time to time.
Dani Salu
Secretary (Transport),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 2nd March, 2022
No. IND/ESTT/DPC/134/2021/1129-51.— On recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee
(DPC) meeting held on 25th February, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to promote following
officers of Department of Industries, Government of Arunachal Pradesh in the Pay Matrix as shown below
against their name;
Sl.
Name of Officer
Promoted To
Pay Level
Remarks
No.
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Shri Geto Ori, ADI
Dy. Director of
Level - 11 (` 67,700-
Promotion is effected
Industries
2,08,700 p.m.)
from the date of the
DPC.
2.
Shri Gyamar Tabin, ADI
Dy. Director of
Level - 11 (` 67,700-
-do-
Industries
2,08,700 p.m.)
3.
Shri Mukkin Megu,
Asstt. Director of
Level - 10 (` 56,100-
-do-
E.O. (Industries)
Industries
1,77,500 p.m.)
1
2
3
4
5
4.
Shri P.T. Monpa,
Asstt. Director of
Level - 10 (` 56,100-
-do-
E.O. (Industries)
Industries
1,77,500 p.m.)
5.
Shri Chimpu Lombi,
Asstt. Director of
Level - 10 (` 56,100-
Promotion is effected
E.O. (Industries)
Industries
1,77,500 p.m.)
from date of joining of
the post of DDI by Sl.
No. 1 & 2.
6.
Shri Hiren Mili,
Asstt. Director of
Level - 10 (` 56,100-
-do-
E.I
Industries
1,77,500 p.m.)
The other terms and conditions which are not specified herein will be governed by the rules and orders
issued by the Government from time to time.
The expenditure is debitable under Demand No. 19, H/A 2851-00-001-01-00-01- Salaries.
Hage Tari, IOFS
Secretary (Industries),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 5th March, 2022
No.JUD/LSA-78/2010.— In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 9 of the Legal Service Authority
Act 1987 (No. 39 of 1987) as amended by the Legal Services Authority Amendment Act 1994 (No. 59 of 1994)
read with Rule 10 of the Arunachal Pradesh State Legal Services Authorities Rule 1997 and in continuation of
this Department Notification dated 12th June, 2015 and 31st July, 2016, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
after consultation with the Chief Justice, Gauhati High Court do hereby constitute the District Legal Services of
the following districts with immediate effect.
Sl. No.
Name of the
Name of the Chairman/Secretary/Member
Designation
District
1
2
3
4
1.
Lepa Rada
(i)
Addl. District & Session Judge, Basar
-
Chairman
(ii) CJM/Judicial Magistrate (To be decided
-
Ex- officio Member
by Chairman)
(iii) Deputy Commissioner, Basar
-
Ex-officio Member
(iv) District Superintendent of Police
-
Ex-officio Member
(v)
Adv. Kargo Bam (Eminent Social Worker)
-
Ex-officio Member
(vi) Adv. Goli Basar, (Person interested in Law)
-
Ex-officio Member
(vii) Adv. Murtaza Ansari (Person interested in
-
Ex-officio Member
implementation of scheme)
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2
3
5
2.
Lower Siang
(i)
District & Session Judge, Pasighat
-
Chairman
(ii) CJM/Judicial Magistrate (To be decided
-
Ex- officio Member
by Chairman)
(iii) Deputy Commissioner, Likabali
-
Ex-officio Member
(iv) District Superintendent of Police
-
Ex-officio Member
(v)
Kenyom Dabi, (Eminent Social Worker)
-
Ex-officio Member
(vi) Sengo Tapodia, (Person interested in Law)
-
Ex-officio Member
(vii) Mito Taipodia (Person interested in
-
Ex-officio Member
implementation of scheme)
3.
Shi-Yomi
(i)
District & Session Judge, Pasighat
-
Chairman
(ii) CJM/Judicial Magistrate (To be decided
-
Ex- officio Member
by Chairman)
(iii) Deputy Commissioner, Tato
-
Ex-officio Member
(iv) District Superintendent of Police
-
Ex-officio Member
(v)
Penden Philley, (Eminent Social Worker)
-
Ex-officio Member
(vi) Babuk Rinya, (Person interested in Law)
-
Ex-officio Member
(vii) Tadi Tapo (Person interested in
-
Ex-officio Member
implementation of scheme)
4.
Kamle
(i)
District & Session Judge, Ziro
-
Chairman
(ii) CJM/Judicial Magistrate (To be decided
-
Ex- officio Member
by Chairman)
(iii) Deputy Commissioner, Raga
-
Ex-officio Member
(iv) District Superintendent of Police
-
Ex-officio Member
(v)
Tap Tapuk, (Eminent Social Worker)
-
Ex-officio Member
(vi) Akom Taya Don, Lawyer
-
Ex-officio Member
(Person interested in Law)
(vii) Talum Babla (Person interested in
-
Ex-officio Member
implementation of scheme)
5.
Pakke - Kessang
(i)
District & Session Judge, Bomdila
-
Chairman
(ii) CJM/Judicial Magistrate (To be decided
-
Ex- officio Member
by Chairman)
(iii) Deputy Commissioner, Lemmi
-
Ex-officio Member
(iv) District Superintendent of Police
-
Ex-officio Member
(v)
Basang Wage, (Eminent Social Worker)
-
Ex-officio Member
(vi) Anand Techi Tara, Lawyer (Person
-
Ex-officio Member
interested in Law)
(vii) Raju Camdir Tok (Person interested in
-
Ex-officio Member
implementation of scheme)
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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CORRIGENDUM
The 11th March, 2022
No. LBD-44/2017.— In the notification of Arunachal Pradesh, Department of Public Libraries No. DPL-
11014(11)/1/2021 dated 18th October, 2021 published in the Gazette of Arunachal Pradesh No. 24, Vol-XXXII,
Naharlagun, Friday 31st December, 2021 vide file No. DPL-11014(11)/1/2021 dated 18th October, 2021, the
“Recruitment Rule of Junior Librarian” namely :-
Sl. No. 2, “(vi) In column No. 10 for the existing entries, the following shall be substituted. 75% direct
recruitment and 25% by promotion shall be made on the basis of adjudged through written test followed by viva-
voce test carrying 300 marks as below :-
(i)
General English
:
100 marks
(ii)
General Knowledge
:
100 marks
(iii)
Library & Information Science (Practical)
:
50 marks
(iv)
(Classification) -15 marks (Cataloguing) - 15 marks
:
30 marks
(v)
And basic knowledge in Computer application
:
20 marks”
read, “(vi) In column No. 10 for the existing entries, the following shall be substituted. 75% direct recruitment
and 25% by promotion, direct recruitment shall be made on the basis of adjudged through written test carrying
300 marks as below :
(i)
General English
:
100 marks
(ii)
General Knowledge
:
100 marks
(iii)
Library & Information Science (Theory)
:
50 marks
(iv)
Practical (Classification) -15 marks
:
30 marks
(Cataloguing)- 15 marks
(v)
And basic knowledge in Computer application
:
20 marks”
Remo Kamki, IAS
Secretary (Cultural Affairs),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 8th March, 2022
No. DFCS/IV/ESTT-A/2018/584.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to extend the tenure for
a period of another 1 (one) year with effect from 1st March, 2022 to 28th February, 2023 to the following persons
as Chairman and Members of the Arunachal Pradesh State Food Commission under section 16 of the National
Food Security Act, 2013.
1.
Dr. Leiki Wangchuk
-
Chairman
2.
Smti Nanom Jamoh
-
Member
3. Shri Rillang Chege
-
Member
Further, the terms and conditions of the above appointment of Chairman and Members of the Arunachal
Pradesh State Food Commission shall be governed by the provisions of the Arunachal Pradesh State Food
Commission Rules-2018 under Section 4, clause-2 of the Notification.
The Pay and allowances of the Members of the Arunachal Pradesh State Food Commission is fixed as per
Section -3 part (B) of Government Notification No. GA-53/2004 dated 17th December, 2018.
This issues with the approval of the Government vide e-File Note No. 11 dated 25th February, 2022.
Opak Gao, IAS
Secretary (Food & Civil Supplies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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Separate paging is given to this part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation.
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - III
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government and Heads of Departments.
NOTIFICATION
The 3rd March, 2022
No. GS/RR/PA/2021.—In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution
of India, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to make the following rules to regulate the
method of recruitment to the post of Protocol Assistant, Group 'B' (Non-Gazetted), in the Governor's Secretariat,
Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh, namely :-
1.
Short title and commencement : (i)
These rules may be called “The Arunachal Pradesh
Governor's Secretariat Protocol Assistant, Group ‘B’ (Non-Gazetted) Recruitment Rules, 2021”.
(ii)
They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the official Gazette.
(iii)
They shall apply to the post(s) as specified in column 1 of the Schedule annexed to these rules.
2.
Number of posts, classification and Pay Matrix Level : The number of posts, their classification and
the Pay Matrix Level attached thereto shall be as specified in columns 2 to 4 of the schedule aforesaid.
3.
Method of recruitment , age limit and other qualifications etc. : The method of recruitment to the
said post(s), age limit, qualifications and other matters relating thereto shall be as specified in columns 5
to 13 of the Schedule aforesaid.
4.
Disqualification : No Persons :
(a)
who has entered into or contracted a marriage with a person having a spouse living; or
(b)
who having a spouse living, has entered into or contracted a marriage with any person, shall be
eligible for the appointment to the said post :
Provided that the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh may, if satisfied that such marriage is permissible
under the personal law applicable to such person and the other party to the marriage and that there
are other grounds for so doing, exempt any person from the operation of these rules.
5.
Power to Relax : Where the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is of opinion that it is necessary or expedient
so to do, he may, (after consultation with the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission/Arunachal
Pradesh Staff Selection Board) by order and for reasons to be recorded in writing, relax any of the provisions
of these rules with respect to any class or category of persons.
6.
Repeal and Saving : All rules and procedures corresponding to these rules and procedures in force
immediately before the commencement of these rules are hereby repealed, provided that any order made
or action taken under the rules so repealed shall be deemed to have been validly made or taken under the
corresponding provisions of these rules.
Nothing in these rules shall affect reservation/relaxation of age limit and other concessions required
to be provided for the Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribes and other special categories of persons in
accordance with the orders issued by the State/Central Government from time to time in this regard.
This has the approval of the State Cabinet as conveyed by the Department of Cabinet Affairs,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh, vide No. CAB/M-5/2/2022/648-55 dated 19th February, 2022.
Bosco B.F. George, IPS
Secretary to Governor,
Governor’s Secretariat,
Itanagar.
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SCHEDULE
RECRUITMENT RUES FOR PROTOCOL ASSISTANT IN GOVERNOR'S SECRETARIAT,
RAJ BHAVAN, ITANAGAR.
1.
Name of post
:
Protocol Assistant.
2.
No. of post
:
1 (one) post *2021 subject to variation
dependant on workload.
3.
Classification
:
General Arunachal Pradesh Service,
Group 'B' (Non-Gazetted), Ministerial.
4.
Scale of pay
:
Pay Matrix Level - 6
(` 35,400 - 1,12,400 ) per month
5.
Whether selection
:
Not applicable.
post of non-selection post
6.
Age for direct recruitment
:
Between 18 - 32 years. The upper age limit
is relaxable in the case of APST candidates
as per the existing orders of Government.
7.
Educational and other
:
(a)
Bachelor's Degree or equivalent in any
qualifications required for
discipline from a recognized University.
direct recruitment.
(b)
Experience of minimum 5 (five) years of
regular service in the Government of
India or State Government.
(c)
Preference will be given to candidates
having experience of similar assignments.
8.
Whether age and educational
:
Not applicale
qualifications prescribed for
direct recruitment will apply
in the case of promotion.
9.
Method of recruitement whether
:
100% by direct recruitment on the basis of
by direct recruitment or by
merit adjudged through competitive examination
promotion or by depution/ transfer
in the following subjects :
and percentage of the vacancies to
be filled by various methods.
(a)
General English
—
100 marks
(b)
General Knowledge
—
100 marks
(c)
Short hand knowledge
—
100 marks
and speed
(d)
Viva-voce
—
100 marks
Total
—
400 marks
10.
In case of recruitment by promotion/
:
Not applicable.
deputation/transfer grades from which
promotion/deputation/transfer to
be made :
11.
If a DPC exists, what is its
:
Departmental Confirmation Committee :-
composition?
(a) Secretary/Commissioner
— Chairman
to Governor
(b) Commissioner/Secretary not — Member
connected to the works of
Governor's Secretariat
(c) Head of Office of Governor's
— Member
Secretariat
(d) A Group "A" APST officer not — Member
below the rank of Secretary,
if none of the Members
belongs to APST.
12.
Circumstance in which APPSC is to
:
Not applicable as per the APPSC (Limitation of
be consulted in making recruitment.
Functions) Regulation, 1988, as amended from
time to time.
Bosco B.F. George, IPS
Secretary to Governor,
Governor’s Secretariat,
Itanagar.
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NOTIFICATION
The 15th November, 2021
No. LMCA -52/2020.—In exercise of power conferred by Clauses (a) (b) of sub-section (2) of Section 102
of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 (35 of 2019) and in supersession of the Arunachal Pradesh Consumer
Protection Rules, 1987 as notified in Arunachal Pradesh Gazette vide No. LM-16/87 dated 22nd May, 1988 in
so far as they relate to matters covered under these rules, except as respects things done or omitted to be
done before such supersession, the Government of Arunachal Pradesh hereby makes the following rules,
namely: -
1.
Short title and commencement : (1) These rules may be called the Arunachal Pradesh Consumer
Protection (General) Rules, 2021.
(2)
They shall come into force from the date of this notification in the Arunachal Pradesh official Gazette.
2. Definitions : In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires,
(a)
'Act' means the Consumer Protection Act 2019 (35 of 2019);
(b)
'Public utility service' means any
(i)
transport service for the carriage of passengers or goods by air, road, water; or
(ii)
Postal, telegraph telephone or broadband; or
(iii)
supply of power, light or water or fuel or natural gas to the public by any establishment; or
(iv)
insurance service; and
(v)
service in, or in connection with the working of any major port or dock;
3. Public utility services to be establishment : Public utility services shall be establishments for the
purpose of Clause (19) of section 2 of the Act.
4. Certain activities to be exempted from unfair trade practice : Permitting of the following activities
carried out for promoting directly or indirectly the sale, use or supply of any product or any business
interest shall be exempted from the purview of unfair trade practices, namely:
(a)
lotteries allowed under the Lotteries (Regulation) Act, 1998 (17 of 1998); and
(b)
games of chance or skill not prohibited under the Public Gambling Act, 1867 (3 of 1867), which are
not gambling and wherein success depends on a substantial degree of skill and not chance.
5.
Manner of issuing invoice or bill or cash memo or receipt for goods sold or services rendered :
(1)
Every invoice, bill, cash memo or receipt for goods sold or services rendered, issued by a seller shall
have the following minimum particulars, namely: -
(a)
the name and address of the seller.
(b)
a consecutive serial number not exceeding sixteen characters, in one or multiple series, containing
letters or numerals or specials characters (hyphen or dash, and slash, symbolized as '- 'and '/'
respectively) any combination thereof, unique for a financial year;
(c)
the date of its issue;
(d)
the name of the consumer;
(e)
the description of goods and services;
(f)
the quality, in case of goods;
(g)
the shipping address, where applicable;
(h)
the taxable value and discounts;
(i)
the rate of tax;
(j)
the signature of the seller or his authorized representative;
(k)
the Customer Care Number or e-mail ID, where available, and
(l)
the total price in single figure, along with the breakup price showing all the compulsory and
voluntary charges, such as delivery charges, postage and handling charges, conveyance charges
and the applicable tax;
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Provided that where such invoice, bill, cash memo or receipt is issued by a seller in
electronic form, the signature of the seller is not required.
(2)
the serial number on invoice, bill, cash memo or receipt to be issued by a seller shall not be altered,
removed, replaced, or erased under any circumstances.
Secretary
Legal Metrology & Consumer Affairs,
Itanagar.
In consonance with the Model Rules issued by the Central Government and with a view to safe guard,
protect and redress the grievances through established mechanism and for the welfare of common Consumer
of the State of Arunachal Pradesh, the Aruncahal Pradesh Consumer Protection Rules have been framed.
Hence, this Bill.
(Kamlung Mossang),
Minister (Legal Metrology & Consumer Affair),
Arunachal Pradesh.
NOTIFICATION
The 15th November 2021.
No. CLMCA -13024/2/2021.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) and clause (d), (f), (j),
(k) and (0) of sub-section (2) of section 102 of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 (35 of 2019) and in supersession
of the Arunachal Pradesh Consumer Protection Rules, 1987 notified in Arunachal Pradesh Gazette vide No.
LM-16/87 dated 22nd May, 1988, in so far as they relate to matters covered under these rules, except as
respects things done or omitted to be done before such supersession, the Government of Arunachal
Pradesh hereby makes the following rules, namely: -
1.
Short title and commencement : (1)
These rules may be called the Arunachal Pradesh Consumer
Protection (Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission) Rules, 2021.
(2)
They shall come into force from the date of their notification in the Arunachal Pradesh Official Gazette.
2.
Definitions : (1)
In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires :
(a)
'Act' means the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 (35 of 2019);
(b)
'appellant' means a person who makes an appeal against the order of the District Commission;
(c)
'authorized agent' means a person duly authorized by a party to present any complaint,
appeal or reply on behalf of such party before the State Commission or the District Commission,
as the case may be;
(d)
'Commission' means the District Commission or the State Commission, as the case may be;
(e)
'Commission Welfare Fund' means the Consumer Welfare Fund established by a State Government
under section 57 of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 (12 of 2017);
(f)
'memorandum' means any memorandum of appeal filed by the appellant;
(g)
'nationalized bank' means a corresponding new bank specified in the First Schedule to the
Banking Companies (Acquisition and Transfer of Undertakings) Act, 1970 (5 of 1970) or a
corresponding new bank specified in the First Schedule to the Banking Companies (Acquisition
and Transfer of Undertaking) Act, 1980 (40 of 1980);
(h)
'opposite party' means a person who answers a complaint under the Act;
(i)
'President' means the State Commission or the District Commission, as the case may be;
(j)
'respondent' means the person who answers any memorandum of appeal:
(k)
"section" means a section of the Act;
(l)
'State' means the State of Arunachal Pradesh;
(m)
'State Government' means Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
(2)
The words and expressions used herein, but not defined and defined in the Act shall have the meaning
assigned to them in the Act.
3.
Working days and office hours of State Commission or District Commission :The working days and
office hours of the State Commission and the District Commission shall be the same as that of the State
Government.
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4.
Seal and emblem : The official seal and emblem of the District and State Commission shall be such as
the State Government may specify.
5.
Sitting of State Commission or District Commission : The President of the State/ District
Commission shall convene sittings of the State/ District Commission as and when it may be necessary,
and such sitting shall be notified by the respective Commission.
6.
Manner of authentication of goods by State Commission or District Commission for analysis
and testing :
(1)
The State Commission or District Commission may direct the complainant to provide one or more
than one sample of the goods in clean containers with stopper properly fixed on them for the
purposes of testing or analysis.
(2)
On receiving the samples of such goods, the District Commission or State Commission shall seal it
and fix labels on the containers carrying the following information, namely: -
(a)
The name and address of the appropriate laboratory to whom sample shall be sent for analysis
and test;
(b)
The name and address of the District Commission or State Commission;
(c)
The case number; and
(d)
The official seal of the District Commission or State Commission.
(3)
The sealed sample shall be sent to the recognized laboratory by the District/ State Commission.
(4)
The recognized laboratory shall, after receiving sealed sample and examining it, shall forward its
report to the District Commission or State Commission within forty-five days or within such extended
time as may be granted by the District Commission or State Commission, specifying the nature of
the defect and date of submission of report.
7.
Fee for making complaints :
(1)
Every complaint filed under sub-section (1) of Section 35 or under sub-clause (i) and (ii) of clause (a)
of sub-section (1) of section 47 or under sub-clauses (i) and (ii) of clause (a) of sub-section (1) of
section 58 shall be accompanied by a fee, as specified in the table given below, in the form of
crossed Demand Draft drawn on a nationalized bank or through a crossed Indian Postal Order in
favour of the President of the District Commission or the Registrar of the State Commission, as the
case may be, and payable at the respective place where the District Commission, State Commission
is situated, or through electronic mode as per arrangement made by the Commission concerned.
(2)
The District Commission or the State Commission, as the case may be, shall credit the amount of
fee received by it under sub-rule (1) to the Consumer Welfare Fund of the State and where such
Consumer Welfare Fund is not established, into the appropriate account of the State Government.
Sl. No.
Value of goods or services paid as consideration
Amount of fee payable
(1)
(2)
(3)
District Commission
(1)
Upto rupees five lakh
Nil
(2)
Above rupees five lakh and upto rupees ten lakhs
` 200
(3)
Above rupees ten lakh and upto rupees twenty lakhs
` 400
(4)
Above rupees twenty lakh and upto rupees fifty lakh
` 1000
(5)
Above rupees fifty lakh and upto rupees one crore
` 2000
State Commission
(6)
Above rupees one crore and upto rupees two crore
` 2500
(7)
Above rupees two crore and upto rupees four crore
` 3000
(8)
Above rupees four crore and upto rupees six crore
` 4000
(9)
Above rupees six crore and upto rupees eight crore
` 5000
(10)
Above rupees eight crore and upto rupees ten crore
` 6000
8.
Manner of filling complaints electronically : The electronic filling of complaints in the State Commission
and District Commission shall be effective from such date and for category of cases as may be notified by
the President of the State Commission from time to time.
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Additional powers of State Commission and District Commission :
(1)
The State Commission or the District Commission, as the case may be, shall have power to require
any person, -
(a)
To produce before it such book, account, document or commodity which is in the custody or
under the controller of such person, if it is required for the purposes of any proceedings before
it, and allow the same to be examined and kept by such officer of the Commission as it may
specify in this behalf;
(b)
To furnish to the officer specified in clause(a), such information as may be required for the
purposes of any proceeding before it.
(2)
Where during any proceedings under this Act, the State Commission or the District Commission, as
the case may be, has any ground to believe that any book, paper, commodity or document which
may be required to be produced in such proceedings, are being or may be, destroyed, mutilated,
altered, falsified or secreted, it may, by written order, authorize any officer to exercise the power of
entry and search of any premises, and seizure of any book, paper, document or commodity as may
be required for the purposes of such proceeding.
Providing that such seizure shall be communicated to the State Commission or the District
Commission, as the case may be, as soon as it is made or within a period not exceeding seventy-
two hours of making such seizure after specifying the reasons in writing for making such seizure.
(3)
The State Commission or the District Commission, as the case may be, on examination of such
seized documents or commodities may order the retention thereof or may return it to the party
concerned.
10.
Credit of amount payable for loss or injury suffered by consumers who are not identifiable
conveniently :
1.
Where an order is passed under clause (k) of sub-section (1) of section 39 by the District Commission
or the State Commission in the exercise of its powers vested under sub-section (1) of section 49
respectively or sub-section (1) of section 59, directing the opposite party to pay such amount as may
be determined by it on account of loss or injury suffered by a large number of consumers, who are not
identifiable conveniently, such sum shall be credited by the District Commission and the State
Commission in the Consumer Welfare Fund established by the State Government.
2.
The amount credited to the Consumer Welfare Fund of the State Government under sub-rule (1) shall
be utilized in accordance with rule 97 of the Central Goods and Service Tax Rules, 2017 and the
amount credited to the Consumer Welfare Fund of the State Government under sub-rule (1) shall be
utilized in accordance with the rules framed under the State Goods and Service Tax Act, 2017.
11.
Procedure for filling and hearing of appeal before State Commission :
(1)
A Memorandum shall be presented by the appellant or his authorized agent to the State Commission
in person or sent by a registered post with acknowledgment due addressed to the State Commission.
(2)
Every memorandum filed under sub-rule (1) shall preferably be typed, or be in legible handwriting,
and shall set forth concisely under distinct heads, the grounds of appeal without any argument or
narrative and such grounds shall be numbered consecutively.
(3)
Each memorandum shall be accompanied by the certified copy of the order of the District Commission
appealed against and such of the documents, as may be required to support grounds of appeal
mentioned in the memorandum.
(4)
When the appeal is presented after the expiry of the period of limitation as specified in section 41,
the memorandum shall be accompanied by an application supported by an affidavit setting forth
the facts on which appellant relies upon to satisfy the State Commission that he has sufficient cause
for not preferring the appeal within the period of limitation.
(5)
The appellant shall submit four copies of the memorandum to the State Commission for official
purposes.
(6)
On the date of hearing or any other day to which hearing may be adjourned, the parties or their
authorized agents shall appear before the State Commission, and where
(a)
the appellant or his authorized agent fails to appear, State Commission may, in its discretion,
either dismiss the appeal or decide it ex-parte on the merits of the case;
(b)
the respondent or his authorized agent fails to appear, the State Commission shall proceed
ex-parte and decide the appeal on the merits of the case.
(7)
The appellant shall not, except by the leave of the State Commission, urge or be heard in support of
any ground of appeal not set forth in the memorandum, but the State Commission in deciding the
appeal, need not confine itself to the grounds of appeal set forth in the memorandum or taken by
leave of the State Commission under this rule.
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Provided that the State Commission shall not rest its decision on any other grounds unless
the party who may be affected thereby, has been given, at least the opportunity of being heard by the
State Commission.
(8)
No adjournment shall ordinarily be granted at any stage by the State Commission, unless
sufficient cause is shown and the reason for grant of adjournment have been recorded in writing by
the State Commission:
Provident that the State Commission shall not ordinarily grant more than one adjournment and
shall ensure, as far as possible, that the appeal is decided within ninety days from the date of
admission:
Provided further that in the event of an appeal being disposed of after the period specified in the
first proviso, the State Commission shall record in writing the reasons for the same at the time of
disposal of the said appeal.
(9)
The order of the State Commission on appeal shall be signed and dated by the members of the State
Commission constituting the Branch and shall be communicated to the parties concerned free of
cost.
12.
Enforcement of Central Regulations : All the Regulations issued under Consumer Protection
Act, 2019 shall be enforceable or implemented in the State of Arunachal Pradesh.
13.
Furnishing of information by State Commission : The State Commission shall furnish information
to the Central Government on a quarterly basis in the form as specified in Schedule - I to these rules.
SCHEDULE - I
(Rule 18)
Present position of Implementation
(Quarterly Performance Report)
Working of Consumer Commission/ Consumer Protection Measures
Name of State: Arunachal Pradesh
1.
Establishment of State Commission and District Commission :
(I)
Total number of Districts in state/Union Territory
(II)
Number of District Commissions in the State
(a)
Total Setup:
(b)
Functional :
(c)
Non Functional :
(d)
Name of District where District Commission
yet to be set up:
(e)
Number of District where Commission
to be set up
(f)
Number of District where
District Name
No. of District
more than one District
Commission
Commission has been up
(III)
Whether State Commission
Yes
No
functional
(IV)
Strength and vacancies
State Commission
District Commission
Sanctioned vacancies
Sanctioned vacancies
Strength
Strength
(a)
President
(b)
Members
(c)
Reason for Vacancies and
Action taken to fill up
the same (to be enclosed
separately)
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2.
Performance of State Commission and District Commission
(I)
(a)
Total cases filed since
State Commission
District Commission
inception
(b)
cases disposed of
(c)
Cases disposed of within
prescribed time norms
(d)
Number of cases disposed
of by Lok Adalat method
(II)
Detailed Break up of cases
State Commission
District Commission
pending (give number of cases)
(a)
Over 3 months up to
1 years
(b)
Over 1 year up to 2 years
(c)
Over 2 years up-to 5 years
(d)
Over 5 years
(III)
Cases disposed of within time
State Commission
District Commission
norms (given number)
(a)
Cases received after 15
March '02'
(b)
Cases disposed of within
time norms out of
(a) above (Number and%)
3.
Implementation of Confonet Project
(I)
Computer Hardware/Software has
State Commission
District Commissio
(Numbers)
(a)
been received
Yes
No
(b)
been installed
Yes
No
(c)
been functional
Yes
No
Activities being done through
State Commission
District Commission
computers
(Numbers)
(a)
Is Case Monitoring System
Yes
No
Installed & operational ;
(b)
Has the live case data been
Yes
No
entered ?
(c)
whether Cases list and
Yes
No
judgment being posted
on the website
4.
Training
(a)
Training of Members/ President
To be trained in the
Trained
During
in Indian institute of Public
year as per training
so far
quarter
Administration
plan
(b)
Training of State / District level
Officers in BIS training Institute
(c)
Training under Confonet
(a) President and Members
(b) Other Staff
(d)
Any other training
Opak Gao
Secretary,
Legal Metrology & Consumer Affairs,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - III
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc, issued by the Government and Heads of Departments.
NOTIFICATION
The 24th January, 2022
No. FOR. 760/CONS/2018/229.—In exercise of the power conferred by section 3A of the Arunachal Pradesh
Anchal Forest Reserve (Constitution and Maintenance) Act, 1975 (Act No. 1 of 1976), as amended in 1984, read
with section 4 & 5 of the Assam Forest Regulation, 1891 (7 of 1891), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh proposes
to constitute the land described in the schedule hereunder as Village Forest Reserve (VFR).
SCHEDULE
1.
Name of Village Forest Reserve
:
Chanli-II Village Forest Reserve
2.
Area
:
38 ha.
3.
District
:
Dibang Valley District
4.
Boundary description
:
North : Starting from point at geo co-ordinate 28o 39’ 36.614" N ; 95o 58’ 18.727" E, the boundary goes to
northwards & north-eastwards passing through the point at geo coordinate 28o 39’ 41.649" N;
95o 58’ 25.145" E.
East :
Thence, southwards & south-westwards passing through the point at geo-coordinate 28o 39’ 32.565"
N; 95o 58’ 27.485" E, 28o 39’ 27.384" N; 95o 58’ 30.788" E, 28o 39’ 20.339" N; 95o 58’ 27.603" E, 28o
39’ 15.041" N; 95o 58’ 29.265" E, 28o 39’ 9.960" N; 95o 58’ 29.651" E, 28o 39’ 9.654" N; 95o 58’
23.825" E, 28o 39’ 7.9354" N; 95o 58’ 21.624" E, 28o 39’ 5.738" N; 95o 58’ 22.440" E, 28o 39’ 5.447"
N; 95o 58’ 26.310" E, 28o 39’ 3.977" N; 95o 58’ 28.812" E, 28o 38’ 57.764" N; 95o 58’ 24.833" E up
to the point at geo-coordinate 28o 38’ 54.406" N; 95o 58’ 25.961" E.
South : Thence, southwards & south-westwards passing the point at geo-coordinate 28o 38’ 51.388" N; 95o
58’ 30.444" E, 28o 38’ 46.987" N; 95o 58’ 25.471" E, up to the point at geo-coordinate 28o 38’ 44.392"
N; 95o 58’ 20.161" E.
West : Thence, northwards & north-westwards passing through the geo-coordinate 28o 38’ 57.171" N; 95o 58’
22.917" E, 28o 38’ 59.776" N; 95o 58’ 18.136" E, 28o 38’ 58.186" N; 95o 58’ 14.692" E, 28o 39’ 0.884"
N; 95o 58’ 13.132" E, 28o 39’ 2.809" N; 95o 58' 16.055" E, 28o 39’ 18.413" N; 95o 58’ 14.727" E, 28o 39’
24.029" N; 95o 58’ 21.665" E, 28o 39’ 30.472" N; 95o 58’ 24.143" E, 28o 39’ 31.773" N; 95o 58’
22.462" E, 28o 39’ 34.045" N; 95o 58’ 23.224" E, up to the starting point at geo-coordinate 28o 39’
36.614" N; 95o 58’ 18.727" E.
Ref Topo sheet No. 82 P/14
The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, in exerise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) (c) and sub-
section (2) of Section 5 of the Assam Forest Regulation, 1891 (7 of 1891), is further pleased to appoint the
Deputy Commissioner, Dibang Valley District, as the Forest Settlement Officer and the Divisional Forest
Officer, Anini Social Forestry Division as the Forest Officer respectively to inquire into and determine the
existence, nature and extent of any right claimed by, or alleged to exist in favour of any person in or over any
land comprised within such limits, described in the said Schedule and any claim relating to the practice within
such limits of Jhum cultivation, and to deal with the same as provided in Chapter-II of the said Regulation.
The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is also further pleased to appoint the Secretary (GA), Government of
Arunachal Pradesh as the Appellate Authority to hear the appeals under section 15 of the said regulation.
R. K. Singh,
Principal Secretary (E, F & CC),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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[ Part - III
Guidelines for Reservation of Multipurpose Cultural Complex (MPCC)
Auditorium/Mini Conference Hall, Naharlagun
The 9th February, 2022
No. DAC/MPCC/RENT-394/2021.— 1. The Director, Art and Culture will give permission to any Organisation/
NGOs/Society for use of MPCC Auditorium/Mini conference Hall on the condition that, no Government
programme is schedule on the particular days at the MPCC, Naharlagun.
2.
He/she are requested to ensure that no paper/pamphlets/posters should be placed/pasted at the complex
of the hall and strictly to hold the programme without any disturbance to the office.
3.
The rent of the hall including electricity charges @ ` 12,000 and @ ` 5,000 for Auditorium and Conference
Hall respectively per day to be deposited through Treasury Challan under Head of Account “0202”- Art
and Culture and submit original T/Challan to obtain allotment order.
4.
The security money ` 5,000 only is to be deposited to the caretaker, MPCC auditorium/conference hall
at office of the Directorate of Art and Culture, Naharlagun in advance the security money will be refunded
to the allotted concerned on completion of the programme after duly verified by the concerned officials.
5.
In the event of any loss or damage done to the property of MPCC building, the security money will be
foreited to Government exchequer and all cost of repairing for such damages shall to be borne by user/
users.
6.
The allotment order copy will be endorsed to the Secretary (Art & Culture), DC ICR, OC Police station
Naharlagun, A.E. Power, Naharlagun.
7.
No any kind of gambling like dice/tambola/housie etc. is permissible in the MPCC compound.
8.
Strictly prohibited to use alcoholic and narcotic substances in the premises of MPCC.
9.
No outside eatable items will allow inside the MPCC except Cafeteria Foods.
10. The booking/reservation of auditorium/conference hall shall be given for a miximum of 10 (ten) days only.
No further extension will be entertained for any programme.
Secretary,
Cultural Affairs,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 8th December, 2021
No. DDM-11014(11)/2/2021.—On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee meeting
held on 26th November, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to promote Shri Tsering Dondup,
Assistant (Ministerial Cadre) in the post of District Disaster Management Officer (Group-B Gazetted) in the
Pay Matrix level - 7 PB-II (` 9,300-34,800 ) with grade pay of ` 4,600 pm plus other allowances as admissible
under rules from time to time with effect from 26th November, 2021.
The other terms and condition of service which are not specified herein, shall be governed by relevant rules
and orders of the Government enforce from time to time.
Dani Salu
Secretary (Disaster Management),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 16th December, 2021
No. COOP(E)52/2020.—On the recommendation of Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission vide
their communication letter No. PSC-R/28/2019(Vol-II) dated the 27th October'2021, the Governor of Arunachal
Pradesh is pleased to appoint the following person to the post of Assistant Registrar of Cooperative Societies
(ARCS), Group 'A' Gazetted under Cooperation Department in the Pay Matrix Level-10 (` 56,100 -1,77,500 pm)
plus other allowances as admissible under Rules from time to time with effect from the date of her joining to the
posting place shown below :-
Sl.No.
Name of candidate
Place of posting
1.
Lally Jongkey
Longding (Longding District)
2.
The appointment will be on a probation period of 2(two) years from the date of her joining after which
appointment will be confirmed on satisfactory completion of the period of probation.
3.
The candidate so appointed shall have to report for duty within 1(one) month from the date of receipt of this
order failing which the appointment shall stand cancelled.
4.
The appointment carries with the liability to serve in any part of Arunachal Pradesh.
5.
No TA will be allowed for joining at place of posting.
6.
The other terms and conditions of services which are not specified in this order shall be governed by the
rules and regulations inforce from time to time.
7.
The enclosed attestation form in duplicate duly completed in all respects must be submitted at the time of
reporting duty along with medical fitness certificate.
8.
If any declaration given ail information furnished by the candidate proves to be false or if the candidate is
found to have willfully suppressed any material, information she shall be liable to removal from service and
such other action as Government may deem fit.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
The Arunachal Pradesh Gazette
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 6, Vol. XXXIII, Naharlagun, Thursday, March 31, 2022 Chaitra 10, 1944 (Saka)
Separate paging is given to each part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation.
CONTENTS
PAGE
PART - I
— Appointment, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
34 - 44
PART - III —
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc, issued by the Government and
31 - 32
Heads of Departments.
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - I
Appointment, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
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ORDER
The 23rd December, 2021
No. LMD-11014/3/2021/1448.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint Shri Shivam
Tripathi, Son of Shri Pradeep Tripathi, Village: LIG 1/22A/6 Indira Nagar, Post Office: Rewa, Police Station: Civil
Line, Rewa, District Rewa, State: Madhya Pradesh to the post of District Land Revenue & Settlement Officer
(DLR&SO), Group 'B' (Gazetted) under Government of Arunachal Pradesh in the scale of pay in Level-7
` 44,900-1,42,400 pm in the Pay Matrix. The appointee will be entitled to draw dearness and other allowances
as admissible to the State Government employees from time to time from the date of his joining.
2.
The appointment will be subject to the following terms and conditions:
(i)
The appointment will be on probation for a period of 2 years.
(ii)
The appointment may be terminated at any time by a month's notice given by either side, viz; the
appointee or the appointing authority, without assigning any reason. The appointing authority however
reserves the right of terminating the service of the appointee forthwith or before the expiry of the
stipulated period of notice by making payment to him of a sum equivalent to the pay and allowances
for the period of notice or the unexpired portion thereof.
(iii)
The appointment carries with it the liability to serve in any part of Arunachal Pradesh and its offices
located outside the State.
(iv)
Taking an oath of allegiance/ faithfulness to the Constitution of India (or making of a solemn affirmation
to that effect) in the prescribed form on joining and satisfactory Police verification report of character
and antecedent.
(v)
The CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972 so far in vogue in the State/General Provident Fund (GPF) shall not
applicable. However, new pension scheme shall be applicable as per Government Notification
No. DAP/PEN/11/2004 dated 17th November, 2007.
3.
The appointment will be further subject to fulfillment of letter of offer of appointment and other conditions of
service which are not specified herein shall be governed by the terms and conditions and other relevant
rules and orders issued by the Government from time to time.
The expenditure is debitable to the Major Head of Account “2029-Land Revenue” Sub-Major Head-
00-Minor Head-103, Sub-Head-01, Detail Head-00-Object Head 01- Salaries under Revenue Expenditure-
Demand No.41.
Until further order, Shri Shivam Tripathi is posted at Directorate of Land management, Government
of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar
Pankaj Kr. Jha, IAS
Secretary (Land Management),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 23rd December, 2021
No. LMD-11014/3/2021/144.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint Shri Bhonagiri
Vamshi Krishna, Son of Shri B. Satyanarayana, village : 12-193, Adarsh Nagar, Opp. IDPL Colony, Post Office
: Balanagar, Police Station : Balanagar, District : Ranga Reddy, State: Telangana to the post of District Land
Revenue and Settlement Officer (DLR&SO), Group 'B' (Gazetted) under Government of Arunachal Pradesh in
the scale of pay in Level-7 ` 44,900-1,42,400 pm in the Pay Matrix. The appointee will be entitled to draw
dearness and other allowances as admissible to the State Government employees from time to time from the
date of his joining.
2.
The appointment will be subject to the following terms and conditions:
(i)
The appointment will be on probation for a period of 2 years.
(ii)
The appointment may be terminated at any time by a month's notice given by either side, viz; the
appointee or the appointing authority, without assigning any reason. The appointing authority however
reserves the right of terminating the service of the appointee forthwith or before the expiry of the
stipulated period of notice by making payment to him of a sum equivalent to the pay and allowances
for the period of notice or the unexpired portion thereof.
(iii)
The appointment carries with it the liability to serve in any part of Arunachal Pradesh and its offices
located outside the State.
(iv)
Taking an oath of allegiance/faithfulness to the Constitution of India (or making of a solemn affirmation
to that effect) in the prescribed form on joining and satisfactory Police verification report of character
and antecedent.
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(v)
The CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972 so far in vogue in the State/General Provident Fund (GPF) shall not
applicable. However, new pension scheme shall be applicable as per Government. Notification
No. DAP/PEN/11/2004 dated 17th November, 2007.
3.
The appointment will be further subject of fulfilment of letter of offer of appointment and other conditions of
service which are not specified herein shall be governed by the terms and conditions and other relevant
rules and orders issued by the Government from time to time.
The expenditure is debitable to the Major Head of Account :2029-Land Revenue" Sub-Major Head-
00-Minor Head-103, Sub-Head-01, Detail Head-00-Object Head-01-Salaries under Revenue Expenditure-
Demand No. 41.
Until further order, Shri Bhonagiri Vamsi Krishna is posted at Directorate of Land Management,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
Pankaj Kr. Jha, IAS
Secretary(Land Management),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 23rd December, 2021
No. DPL-11013/1/2021.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to promote and appoint
Smti Victoria Borang, District Library & Information Officer to the post of Assistant Director of Public Libraries
(Group 'A' Gazetted) under the Department of Public Libraries against State Central Library, Itanagar in the
Scale of Pay of Revised Pay as per 7th CPC Pay Matrix Pay Level-10 (Pre-revised Pay as per 6th CPC
PB-3 ` 15, 600-39,100 + GP 5,400) p.m with effect from the date of joining to the post of Assistant Director of
Public Libraries.
The other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant rules of
the Government from time to time.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 27th December, 2021
No. FOR. (Env)-244/2021/511-669.—In pursuance of the provisions of Clause-11 of the Notification
No. S.O. 2527 (E) dated 25th June, 2021 issued by the Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change
(MoEF & CC), Government of India, the Government of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to notify the Office
of the Director (Environment) to act as the Secretariat for State Environment Impact Assessment Authority
(SEIAA), Arunachal Pradesh and the State Level Expert Appraisal Committee (SEAC), Arunachal Pradesh.
R.K. Singh
PCCF & Prl. Secy. (E & F),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 30th December, 2021
Sub : Execution of Bond by candidates (in services & Others) while taking admission to different
post-graduate medical courses in the State & outside the State.
No. DMETR-16012/1/2021.—Whereas there is a dearth of specialist doctors in Arunachal Pradesh
(State) and there is reluctance from the doctors to serve in the far-flung districts of the State after completion
of the post Graduate courses from various Medical/Dental colleges.
Whereas Post Graduate Courses have started in the state with admission of DNB candidate from
session 2020-21 through All India Quota.
Now therefore in order to overcome the shortage of specialist doctors, Government of Arunachal
Pradesh after careful consideration, is pleased to revisit the policy for execution of an agreement in shape
of Bond ; with the objective to retain the passing out Post graduate doctors in order to utilise their services
in the greater public interest of the state.
This resolution supersedes all earlier resolutions/order/executive instruction/guidelines issued for the
purpose.
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1.
General Conditions :
(i)
Bond shall be applicable for all candidates (in-service/others) taking admission in Government
Medical Colleges/Institutes in the State or outside the State for MD/MS/MDS/DM/M/Ch.DNB,
Post-MBBS Diploma Courses.
(ii)
The bond shall also be applicable for those in-Service candidates availing State Government quota
seats/sponsored study leave in Medical/Dental/Ayush Colleges/Institutes (Nominees).
(iii) No admission to Post Graduate courses of any kind shall be done without submission of Bond
and the same shall be ensured by Directorate of Medical Education (Training & Research),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
(iv) The bonds are to be prepared on non-judicial stamp Paper of ` 100 (Rupees One Hundred) only.
(v) The Bond should be signed by the candidate, two sureties (parents/guardian),Director Medical
Education (Training & Research) and the Dean or Principal of the concerned institution if admissions
are done within the state. For those availing state quota seats/Open seats with Sponsored Study
Leave in Medical/Dental/Ayush colleges outside of the state, DME shall be the only signatory.
(vi)
After completion of course the copy of bonds shall be transmitted to Directorate of Health Services
& Directorate of Medical Education (Training & Research), Arunachal Pradesh, for reference during
placement.
(vii) All the candidates (direct/in-service) shall submit the bond in the format annexes at
Annexure - A.
2.
Bond conditions for government in-service candidates availing PG courses within & outside
the state :
(i)
After completion of any Post Graduate courses, the candidates shall have to serve in any hard/
interior Secondary care health institutes of the State as a functional Specialist, for three (3) years.
After completion of three (3) years of services as per bond provision, the direct as well as in-
service doctors will be released from bond condition.
(ii)
In case a candidate, who is under the bond condition period, gets an opportunity for further higher
studies immediately after completion of course, the bond ceases to operate and will come into
force after return from such further higher study. They shall submit a declaration in form of affidavit
before any Judicial Magistrate First Class (JMFC) within the State to that effect. Copy of such
affidavit shall be submitted to Directorate of Medical Education (T & R), Arunachal Pradesh.
(iii) Monetary Penalty for defaulters for not serving the state for three (3) years after completion of
course shall be an amount of ` 1,00,00,000 (Rupees One crore) only. The Pass Certificates,
College Leaving Certificate or any other certificate in custody of authority shall be retained and
will be released only after compliance to the provisions in bond.
(iv) Candidates leaving the course before completion of said course leading to lapse of a seat shall
be liable for monetary penalty of ` 30,00,000 (Rupees thirty lakhs only) and the amount of stipend/
salary received till the date of leaving the course.
3.
Bond conditions for those candidates availing PG seats within the state of Arunachal
Pradesh :
(i)
On completion of any PG courses in the State, the candidates shall have to serve in any hard/
interior Secondary care health institutes of the State as a functional Specialist, for three (3) years
on contract wages as notified under National Health Mission, Arunachal Pradesh which will be
paid by the Directorate of Medical Education. After completion of three (3) years of service as per
bond provision, he/she will be released from bond condition.
(ii)
Monetary Penalty for defaulters for not serving the state for three (3) years after completion of
course shall be an amount of ` 1,00,00,000 (Rupees One crore) only. The Pass Certificates,
College Leaving Certificate or any other certificate in custody of authority shall be retained and
will be released only after compliance to the provisions in bond.
(iii) Candidates leaving the course before completion of said course leading to lapse of a seat shall
be liable for monetary penalty of ` 30,00,000 (Rupees thirty lakhs) only and the amount of stipend/
salary received till the date of such leaving the course.
4.
This Order shall come into force with immediate effect.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary (Health & FW),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ANNEXURE - A
FORMAT OF BOND
(FOR PG-MEDICAL STUDENTS)
(To be executed on stamp Paper of the value as application under Stamp Duty Act.)
Know all men by these presents, We Shri/Smti....................................................................................
son/daughter/wife of ................................................................................................................residing at
.....................................................................................................................(Hereinafter called the Bounder),
(i)
Shri/Miss/Mrs/..............................................................................................residing at
....................................................................and (ii)
Shri/Miss/Mrs........................................................
residing at.............................................................(hereinafter called ‘the sureties’) do here by bind ourselves
and each respective heirs, Executors & Administrators jointly and severally to pay to the Government of
Arunachal Pradesh on demand, the total amount of ` 30,00,000 (Rupees thirty Lakh) only and ` 1,00,00,000
(Rupees one Crore) only towards failure to fulfil the obligation/for violation of the condition hereinafter mentioned).
Signed this....................................Day of...............................in the year..........................................by the
bounden Shri/Smti................................................................................
Signature
In the presence of witness*
1.
............................................................. 1.
Signed by the bounden
(Name & Address)
(Name & Address with official seal)
2.
............................................................. 1.
Signed by Shri/Smti.........................................
(Name & Address) (The Surety) (Residential Address compulsory*)
WHEREAS the Bounden Shri/Smti.............................................................................................has
been selected to undergo ...........................................................................................(here enter the name
of the course of study) on the basis of merit of NEET PG entrance in ..............................................................
(Name of the Institution) for a period of ................................................(duration of course).
AND WHEREAS, after successful completion of the course of study the bounden shall serve any of
Government Hospital/Health Centre situated in rural/interior/hard areas of the State for a period of three (3)
years anywhere in Arunachal Pradesh and also subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned, the
bounden and the sureties have agreed to the same.
NOW, the condition of the above written obligation is that if the Bounden discontinues the study after
taking admission to a PG Course leading to a lapse of seat, the Bounden and sureties shall forthwith pay to the
Government of Arunachal Pradesh on demand, the total monetary penalty amount of ` 30,00,000 (Rupees
Thirty Lakhs) only or after completion of the MD/MS/DNB/Post Diploma/Post MBBS Diploma course of study
to which he/she was selected, fails to serve the Government of Arunachal Pradesh for period of three (3) years
within three (3) years of completion of course, the Bounden and sureties shall forthwith pay to the Government
of Arunachal Pradesh on demand the total monetary penalty amount of ` 1,00,00,000 (Rupees One Crore) only
towards failure to fulfil the obligation of serving the Government of Arunachal Pradesh in rural/interior/hard
areas. This bond is legally binding on the bounden and the sureties and shall remain in full force and effect.
PROVIDED, further that the bounden and the sureties do hereby agree that if the Bounden discontinues
the study or after completion of the PG (MD/MS/DNB/Post Diploma/Post MBBS Diploma) Course of study to
which he/she was selected, fails to serve the government of Arunachal Pradesh for a period of three (3) years,
it shall be construed as professional misconduct and the fact shall be reported to the National Medical
Commission or the Arunachal Pradesh Medical Council for suitable action including cancellation of registration
by the Council.
PROVIDED further that the bounden and the sureties do hereby agree that all sums found due to the
Government of Arunachal Pradesh under or by virtue of this bond shall be recovered jointly and severally from
them and their properties movable and immovable as if such dues were arrears of land revenue under the
provisions of Revenue Recovery Act for the time being in force or in such other manner as the Government may
deem fit.
Provided further that it is necessary for the Government to sue the bond holder before taking action on the
surety, under this bond and the liabilities of the sureties is co-extensive with that of the Bounden and shall not
be affected by the Government giving time or any other indigence to the bounden or by the Government varying
of the terms and conditions herein contained.
Signed this................................................Day of.......................................in the
Year.......................................................by the bounden Shri/Smti..........................................................
Signature
In the presence of Witness*
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1.
.............................................................1.
Signed by the bounden (Name & Address)
(Name & Address with official seal)
2.
.............................................................1.
Signed by Shri/Smti.....................................................
(Name & Address)
(The Surety) (Residential Address is Compulsory*)
*Director of Medical Education (Training & Research), Government of Arunachal Pradesh will be signatory for
all candidates.
*Dean/Administrative Officer of concerned institution in the state for those seeking admission within the state
only.
*Proof of Residential Address of Bounden and Surety is to be obtained.
NOTIFICATION
The 7th January, 2022
No. DUD/SULM-22/2015-16(Vol-I)/935-40.— As per the decision taken by Governing Council of State
Urban Livelihoods Mission (SULM) in its Fourth meeting held on 19th March, 2021, the existing nomenclature
of State Urban Livelihoods Mission, in short SULM, is hereby replaced with Arunachal State Urban Livelihoods
Mission, in short ArSULM.
Henceforth, the nomenclature Arunachal State Urban Livelihoods Mission (ArSULM) shall be used in all
Official and Demi Official Correspondences.
Kamlung Mosang,
Minister (UD & Housing)-cum-Chairman,
Arunachal State Urban Livelihoods Mission,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 15th January, 2022
No. DTC-17/12/2021(E-28050)/2676-89.— Government of Arunachal Pradesh approved for setting up of
Special Economic Zone (SEZ) at Industrial Growth Centre (IGC), Balinong in 79.5 acres of land under Kharsang
Sub-Division, Miao Division of Changlang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
This issued with the approval of competent authority.
Hage Tari, IOFS,
Secretary, Trade & Commerce,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 16th January, 2022
No. HTE-11/118/2021-DD(E)-HTE.—On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion
Committee (DPC) constituted vide Government order No. HTE-11/118/2021-DD(E)-HTE, dated 16/12/
2021 and held on 05/01/2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to promote and appoint
Shri ALIK JONGKEY, Deputy Director, Higher & Technical Education, Government of Arunachal to the post of
Director of Higher & Technical Education in the Pay Matrix of Level-14 (` 1,44,200-2,18,200) plus other allowances
as admissible from time to time with effect from 01-10-2021 i.e. the date of taking over the charge of Director,
Higher & Technical Education, Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
The other terms and conditions of appointment which is not specified herein shall be governed as per
existing Government rules and orders in force from time to time.
This issues with the approval of Chief Sectretary Vide e- Note#59 dated 16th January, 2022.
Naresh Kumar
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 21st January, 2022
No. PSC/31/2021.— On his services having been placed at the disposal of the Arunachal Pradesh Public
Service Commission, Shri Suraj Gurung, APCS (Senior Grade) is hereby appointed as Joint Secretary-cum-CoE,
Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission, Itanagar with effect from 17th January, 2022.
The other terms and conditions of services which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant
Rules and orders as may be in force from time to time.
Nipo Nabam
Chairman,
Public Service Commission,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 24th Janaury, 2022
No. DRD-13012(17)/17/2021-DRD-RD.—Under provision of para 12(d) of Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana
(SAGY) guidelines, the Deputy Commissioner of concerned district is appointed as District Nodal Officer
of Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana(SAGY) with immediate effect.
2.
The Deputy Commissioner-cum-District Nodal Officer (SAGY) will conduct a monthly review meeting
with the representatives of participating line department and the heads of Gram Panchayat concerned.
3.
The monthly review meeting will be shared by Hon’ble Member of Parliament concerned.
4.
The Deputy Commissioner-cum-District Nodal Officer will appoint a competent Charge Officer of sufficient
seniority for every Gram Panchayat who will co-ordinate the implementation at local level and will be
fully responsible and accountable for the implementation.
5.
The Deputy Commissioner-cum-DNO will actively involve Prime Minister’s Rural Develpoment fellows
and identified Professional of District Livelihood Mission Management unit of National Rural Livelihood
Mission in the scheme, wherever they are there.
6.
The Deputy Commissioner-cum-DNO will be responsible for the following tasks:-
6.1 Conduct of Base-Line Survey.
6.2
Facilitation of Village Level Plan Preparation.
6.3
Converging the relevent schemes.
6.4 Co-ordination of scheme implementation across line departments.
6.5
Review of progress on a monthly basis and reporting to the state and Government of India.
6.6
Adherence to grievences redressal and proactive disclosures norms lay down by the respective
scheme guidlines.
6.7
Arrangement of frequent site visits to assess the progress.
6.8
Any other matters related to SAGY.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary-cum-Chairman (SAGY),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 28th Janaury, 2022
No. DTC-11025/3/2021 (E-20466)/2452-71.— In the interest of public service, the Hon’ble Governor
of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to hereby allow Shri Sonyung Modi, seniormost Deputy Director of Trade
& Commerce to function as officiating Director of Trade & Commerce, Government of Arunachal Pradesh
in the Pay Band of (` 1,23,100-2,15,900), Level-13, Grade Pay ` 8,700. This is a temporary arrangement
till the post is filled up on regular basis through DPC as per norms.
The expenditure is debitable to the Head of Account Code No. 01 (Non-Plan), Major Head-2875 Other
Industries, Sub-Major Head-60-Others, Minor Head-800-other expenditure, Sub-Head-01, Detail Head-00,
Object Head-01 Salaries under Demand No.64
The other terms and conditions of the service which are not specified herein shall be governed by
the relevant rules, orders and regulations of the Government as amended and circulated from time to time.
This issued with the approval from the competent authority.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 5th Fabruary, 2022
No. DWCD-11012/1/2022/3039-3050.— The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint
following persons temporarily to the post of Child Development Project Officer (CDPO) Group - A Gazetted
under the Department of Women and Child Development, Government of Arunachal Pradesh in Level-10 of
Pay Matrix (`56,100-1,77,500) per month plus other allowances and concessions as admissible under
Rules and orders from time to time with effect from the date of taking over of charges of Child Development
Project Officer against each Project shown below :
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Sl.
Name and address of the Appointee
Name of ICDS Project where posted as Child
No.
Development Project Officer (CDPO)
1.
Ms. Taba Anu, C/O Sri Taba Lazi
Bomdila ICDS Project, Bomdila
Vill./Street : Prem Nagar, Veterinary Colony
PO : Naharlagun, Dist. PapumPare
Arunachal Pradesh.
2.
Ms. Zirngam Kadu, C/O Sri Tojir Kadu
Nacho ICDS Project, Nacho
Vill./Street : IMC SL 238, Polo Colony,
Naharlagun
Near Polo Car wash, PO : Naharlagun
Dist. : Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh.
The appointee will be on probation for a period of 2 (two) years from the date of joining during that period
they will have to complete successfully Job Training Course for Child Development Project Officer as and when
deputed for the same.
The appointment may be terminated at any time by a month’s notice given by either side, viz. the appointee
or the appointing authority, without assigning any reason. The appointing authority has however reserve the
right to termitnate the services of the appointee forthwith or before the expiration of notice period by making
payment to her of a sum equivalent to other pay and allowances for the period of notice or the un-expired
portion thereof.
The appointment carries with it the lialibility to serve in any part of Arunachal Pradesh. The appointee shall
have to report for duty within 1 (one) month from the date of issue of this order failing which and unless the
appointing authority extends the period on special circumstances, which shall not, exceed 3 (three) months,
the appointment shall stand cancelled.
Other terms and conditions of service which are not specified herein will be governed by the relevant rules
and orders in force from time to time as applicable to the employees of the Government of Arunachal Prasdesh.
Salaries and other concession in relation to the above appointment shall be debitable to the Head of
Account Code No.08 Central Plan Scheme, Major Head : 2235-Social Security and Welfare-Sub-Head : 02
Social Welfare Minor Head 800-(03) : 05 Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) Detailed Head : 00
Object Head : 01 - Salaries, 06-MR & 11-Domestic Travel Expenses under Demand No.11.
Padmini Singla, IAS
Commissioner,
Women and Child Development Department,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 9th February, 2022
No. DR-11012/1/2022.— In the interest of public service Dr. K.S. Dey, Assistant Curator under the
establishment of the District Research Office, Bomdila is hereby transferred and posted at J.N. State
Museum of the Directorate of Research, Itanagar with immediate effect.
The other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed by the rules and orders
in force from time to time.
Remo Kamki, IAS
Secretary(Cultural Affairs),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 12th February, 2022
No. DITC-12013/1/2022/8216-55.— Administrative Approval is hereby accorded for integration of Sugam
Sanchar, a centralised RoW Portal (Single Window Clearance) of Department of Telecom (DoT), Government
of India for speedy clearance of Right of Way (RoW) permission for all telegraph infrastructures in the state
of Arunachal Pradesh.
Further, Er. Sumnyak, Chief Engineer (Highway), Government of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby nominated
as the Single Point of Contact (SPoC)-cum-State Level Approving Authority for Sugam Sanchar Centralised
RoW Portal.
This issue with the approval of competent authority.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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NOTIFICATION
The 28th February, 2022
No. DFCS/AM/CPO CLOSURE/PLN/20/19.— The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order for
Closure of CPO Centre Chambang, Kra Daadi District, Arunachal Pradesh, consequent upon development in
Surface communication by PMGSY Road and to switch over to PDS in place of air sortie operation with effect
from 1st April, 2022.
The allotted quantity of food grains for CPO Chambang against CPO Scheme (air sortie operation) will be
re-allotted to DC Palin, Kra Daadi, for further distribution to bonafied consumers under PDS/TPDS (NFSA &
NON-NFSA) Scheme. The DC Palin, Kra Daadi District, Arunachal Pradesh shall have to issue a distance
notification covering Chambang circle under PDS network exclusively for claiming transportation charges and
also to issue FPS license against Chambang, if not issued yet.
Further, the Concerned District Administration shall take necessary action to examine and clear CPO
Accounts of CPO Centre Chambang within 3 (three) months without further delay to avoid lapses/lacunae/
Complicacy and Audit objection etc.
This issues with the approval of Government vide UO No. 331 dated 28th February, 2022.
Opak Gao, IAS
Secretary (Food & Civil Supplies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 7th March, 2022
No. SIC-28/2007.— Tenure of Shri Rintu Saikia, Legal Counsel, Arunachal Pradesh Information Commission
is hereby extended to another one year with effect from 24th March, 2022 to 24th March, 2023. The terms and
conditions as specified in his appointment order vide letter No. even dated 22nd March, 2013 shall remain
same.
Shri Habung Donyi
Secretary-cum-Registrar
APIC,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 8th March, 2022
No. IPR(E)-329/2019.— In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to
order re-designation of the following posts under the Department of Information & Public Relations, Government
of Arunachal Pradesh in their own pay in the Pay Matrix as shown below against each from the date of issue of
this notification.
Sl.
Existing name of post and pay in
Re-designated as and pay in the
No.
the Pay Matrix
Pay Matrix
1.
Radio Mechanic (Level - 5)
Assistant Technician (Level - 5)
(` 29,200-92,300)
(` 29,200-92,300)
2.
Projector Operator (Level - 2)
Field Publicity Assistant (Level - 2)
(` 19,900 - 63,200)
(` 19,900 - 63,200)
3.
Helper (Level - 1)
Publicity Assistant (Level - 1)
(` 18,000 - 56,900)
(` 18,000 - 56,900)
Other terms and conditions of service shall remain unchanged and the Group “C” Technical
(Non-Gazetted) Recruitment (Amendment) Rule, 2019 read with Arunachal Service Group “C” Non-Gazetted
(Non-Ministerial) 2019 shall be processed for required amendment in terms of this Notification immediately.
This is issued with the approval of the AR Department vide E-File No. IPR-11032/1/2021-ESTT-
INFORMATION AND PUBLIC RELATION (Computer No. 10543) dated 16th September, 2021.
N. Tsering Glow, IRS
Secretary to the
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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NOTIFICATION
The 8th March, 2022
Sub : Hollongi Airport Project Development Area. Allotment of Government Land on lease - Rates notified -
Regarding.
No. LMD-13011(13)/2/2021/1914.— In exercise of the powers conferred under section 125A (c) of
Arunachal Pradesh Land Settlement and Records Rule 2012 and as per the recommendations of the Board of
officers constituted for the purpose, the following charges shall be applicable for allotment of Government land
on lease basis to the various central/state Government departments and PSUs, within the Hollongi Airport
Project Development Area.
Sl.
Item
Rate
Frequency
Payable to
No.
(in ` per
Sqms.)
1.
Land Allotment Charge based on
` 500
One time
The Government Revenue
zonal rates notified by the Land
Receipt Account
Management Department specially
for Hollongi Airport Project Area
2.
Land Development charges for the
` 1500
One time
The Government Revenue
Receipt Account
3.
Land Utility Development charges
` 1000
One time
The Government Revenue
Receipt Account
4.
Common Area Development
` 500
One time
The Government Revenue
charges
Receipt Account
5.
Annual Lease charges
` 4
Annual
The Government Revenue
Account
6.
Applicable Stamp Duties
At the rates
On Lease Rate
The Government Stamp
notified by
as payable on
Duty Account of Revenue
the Govern-
Other charges
Receipt
ment under
as per frequency
Indian Stamp
specified
Act 1869
7.
Common Area Maintenance
To be Based
Annual Payment
The Agency authorized to
Charges
on Actual/
in advance GST
undertake CAM
projected
if applicable
expenditure
2.
The application for allotment shall be made for screening committee constituted for the purpose,
accompanied with security deposit of ` 100 per Sqmtrs for the area applied for. Security deposit shall be
adjusted in common area development charges in case of allotment. In case of non-allotment,security deposit
shall be refunded. In case of allotment, if the allottee fails to complete the lease process within stipulated time
as specified in the allotment order, the security deposit shall stand fortified and allotment deemed cancelled.
3.
Approved allottees shall earmark 10 percent of the plot size for common Green frontage in addition
to building guidelines as applicable.
4.
The Terms and Conditions & lease should be as notified for the Hollongi Airport Project Development
Area in addition to those specified in 125A(c) of APLSR 2012.
Pankaj Kr. Jha, IAS
Secretary (Land Management),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 9th March, 2022
Sub : Hollongi Airport Project Development Area Allotment of Government Land on lease Screening Committee-
order issued Regarding.
No. LMD-13011(13)/2/2021/1912.— A Screening Committee comprising of the following member is hereby
constituted with immediate effect :-
1.
The Commissioner, PWD
:
Chairman
2.
The Secretary, Civil Aviation
:
Member
3.
The Secretary, Land Management
:
Member
4.
The Secretary, Urban Development
:
Member
5.
The Director, Land Management
:
Member
6.
The Deputy Commissioner of District
:
Member Secretary
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The Screening Committee shall examine all cases of application for allotment and recommend to the
Government for allotment of the Government land additionally acquired under Hollongi Airport Development
Project subject to the following :-
1.
The feasibility and suitability of the applicant and the purpose for which land allotment is applied.
2.
Minimum area requirement of the purpose for which land allotment is applied.
3.
The time required for development of the allotted plot.
4.
Financial guarantee for payment of applicable charges.
The application for allotment shall be submitted by the Duly Authorized persons to the Member Secretary/
Deputy Commissioner, Papum Pare.
Pankaj Kr. Jha, IAS
Secretary (Land Management),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 14th March, 2020
No. DFCS-11011/11/2022-DFCS-Directorate of Food & Civil Supplies/61.—Approval is hereby accorded
to the change of name and surname from “Shri Biri Kago” to “Shri Rhungo Bhir” in execution of affidavit
in the court of the Executive Magistrate, Papum Pare District, Doimukh vide No. DMK-2534 dated
25th April, 2019 with immediate effect.
Henceforth, he will be known as “Shri Rhungo Bhir” for all purpose.
Opak Gao, IAS
Secretary, Food & Civil Supplies,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 21st March, 2022
No. PERS-12012/11/2021.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order release of the
following APCS officers from Government service with effect from 31st March, 2022 (AN) on attaining the
age of superannuation in accordance to the FR-56.
1.
Shri Taper Pada, APCS(AG), Jt. Secretary (Art & Culture)
2.
Shri Tapyam Pada, APCS (AG), Director (Civil Aviation)
3.
Shri Nending Chatung, APCS(AG), Jt. Secretary (PR)
4.
Shri Talom Dupak, APCS(AG), ADC, ICC
Mimum Tayeng, IAS
Secretary (Personnel),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 14th March, 2022
No. DC/ICC/TILP-29/2016-21.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 8868 dated 17th September, 2020 sworn
in before Executive Magistrate 1st Class, Itanagar Capital Complex, Arunachal Pradesh as per written
request made by Smti Tarh Kechak, wife of Late Tarh Pada, a permanent resident of Polo Colony,
PO/PS- Naharlagun, District Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to change her name from Smti Hura Kechak
to Smti Tarh Kechak.
Henceforth, Smti Hura Kechak will be known and distinguished as Smti Tarh Kechak for all purposes.
Tolo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh,
ORDER
The 22nd March, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 5183 dated 6th August, 2021 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate 1st Class, Itanagar Capital Complex, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request
made by Shri Tarh Gandhi, son of Shri Biri Tata, a permanent resident of Nyokum Lapang,
PO/PS- Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh to change his surname from Shri Biri Gandhi to Shri Tarh Gandhi.
Henceforth, Shri Biri Gandhi will be known and distinguished as Shri Tarh Gandhi for all purposes.
Tolo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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PART - I
Appointment, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
ORDER
The 23rd March, 2022
No. HMB (B)-68/2020.—The Hon’ble Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to transfer and encadre
06 (six) existing sanctioned posts of Prosecuting Officer (Level-10 of the Pay Matrix) created vide No. PHQ/
IGP/141 dated 12/09/2077 and order No. HMB(B)-40/93 dated 7th August, 2001 read with order No. PHQ/
Estt.-A/17/98 dated 26th october, 1998 into the cadre of Public Prosecutors in the equivalent post/grade
of the Assistant Public Prosecutors under the Home Department created vide order No.HMB(B)-25/07 dated
5th March, 2019 with immediate effect.
Consequent upon the aforesaid transfer and encadrement, the posts of Prosecuting Officers shall
stand abolished from the cadre strength of Arunachal Pradesh Police and the revised sanctioned strength
of Assistant Public Prosecutors and cadre strength of Public Prosecutors under Home Department shall
be as follows :-
Sl.
Name of post
Revised cadre strength of Public Prosecutors
No.
1.
Public Prosecutor
2
2.
Additional Public Prosecutor
4
3.
Assistant Public Prosecutor
18 (including the 6 (six) posts of Prosecuting
Officer now encadred
Total
24
The Cadre Controlling Authority, Appointing Authority and Disciplinary Authority of these 6 (six) posts
shall be vested with the cadre Controlling Authority, Appointing Authority and Disciplinary Authority Prosecution
Cadre with effect from the date of encadrement of the posts to the Public Prosecution cadre.
Rajeev Verma, IAS
Principal Secretary (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 30th March, 2022
No. HMB(A) 11022/61/2022/400.—In pursuance of para 9 (V) of the Revised Scheme for surrender-cum
rehabilitation of militants in the North East (as amended in January, 2018) issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs,
Government of India vide No. 6/16/2017 - NE.I, dated Nil, a Screening Committee comprising of the following is
hereby constituted :-
1.
IGP (Intelligence/LO), APP act as the Surrender and
:
Chairman
Rehabilitation officer (S&R officer) under the scheme.
2.
Brigadier Assam Rifles 25 Sector, Lekhapani Assam
:
Member
3.
Deputy Director, SIB Itanagar
:
Member
4.
DIG (Ops) CRPF, Dibrugarh
:
Member
5.
Secretary (Home), GoAP
:
Member
6.
DIG (Int) /SP, APP
:
Member
7.
A nominated NGO working in Arunachal Pradesh
:
Member
with good credentials
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Terms of reference of the Screening Commitee :
1.
To identify surrendered militants and to formally consider/accept their surrender.
2.
To transfer the surrenderees to the rehabilitation camp.
3.
To coordinate rehabilitation work of the surrenderees.
4.
Any other task that is necessary under the purview of the said scheme.
Rajeev Verma, IAS
Principal Secretary (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 30th March, 2022
No. HOME-11022/61/2022-HM-SECTION-A-HM/401.—In pursuance of para 9 (1) of the Revised Scheme
for surrender -cum rehabilitation of militants in the North East (as amended in January, 2018) issued by the
Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India vide No. 6/16/2017-NE.I, dated Nil, the Additional Director General
of Police/Inspector General of Police (SB), PHQ, Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar is hereby notified as the Surrender
and Rehabilitation Officer (S & R Officer) under the said Scheme.
He shall act as the Surrender and Rehabilitation Officer under the said Scheme and discharge all duties
and responsibilities prescribed under the Scheme.
Rajeev Verma, IAS
Principal Secretary (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 2nd March, 2022
No.Jud-54/2013/203.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, in consultation with the Hon' ble Gauhati High
Court under Article 234 of the Constitution of India, is pleased to appoint Sri Lobsang Wangdi Bapu to the
temporary post of Judicial Officer Grade-Ill [ Judicial Magistrate- cum-Civil Judge (Jr.Div.)] in the Arunachal
Pradesh Judicial Services in the pay scale of ` 27,700 - 770 -33,090-920-40,450-1,080-44,770 (Pre-Revised)
plus dearness and other allowances as admissible from to time with effect from the date of his joining.
Other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant rules and
orders in force from time to time in this regard.
Further, the posting of the aforesaid Judicial Officer shall be made by the Gauhati High Court.
The above expenditure will be debitable under the Head of Account '2014' Administration of Justice,
Sub- Major Head-00, Minor Head-105 Civil & Sessions Courts, Sub- Head-03, Detailed Head-00, Object Head-
01-Salaries (Non-Plan) Demand No.47.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 24th March, 2022
No.AP/HFW-01/2021/87.—In pursuance of Rule -7 (Schedule-Ill) of Arunachal Pradesh Health Service
Rules, 2000 and read with The Arunachal Pradesh Gazette Notification No. HFW - 32/ 2018 dated 3rd October,
2018, on recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee dated 25th February, 2022 the Governor of
Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to allow 3rd financial Up-Gradation under (DACPs) to the following Medical
Officers from SMO (Selection Grade) (Allopathy & Homeopathy) Senior Dental Surgeon (SG) and Senior
Specialist (Selection Grade) (Allopathy) in the scale of Pay indicated below against each group without linkage
to vacancies on seniority cum fitness basis from the date of effect shown against each :-
1.
3rd financial up-gradation under (DACPS) of the following Senior Medical Officer (SG) from Pay Matrix of
Level-12 (` 78,800 - 2,09,200) to Pay Matrix of level-13 (` 1,23,100-2,15,900) p.m.
SL.
Name of Doctors
Name of
Date of entry
Date of
Date of
3rd
No.
Post
in service
1st TBP
2nd TBP
DACPS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1.
Dr. W.A. Singh
SMO (SG)
25.05.1988
26.05.1996
27.05.2001
03.10.2018
2.
Dr. Kamlang Ngemu
SMO (SG)
05.09.1988
06.09.1996
07.09.2001
03.10.2018
3.
Dr. Gumjom Ete
SMO (SG)
27.12.1989
28.12.1997
29.12.2002
03.10.2018
4.
Dr. (Mrs.) Oishy Ering
SMO (SG)
11.02.1991
12.02.1999
13.02.2004
03.10.2018
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2
3
4
5
6
7
5.
Dr. (Mrs.) Thuten Lhamu
SMO (SG)
16.08.1991
12.02.1999
18.08.2004
03.10.2018
6.
Dr. Dimong Padung
SMO (SG)
04.11.1991
05.11.1999
06.11.2004
03.10.2018
7.
Dr. Dilip Khonjuju
SMO (SG)
10.02.1992
11.02.2000
12.02.2005
03.10.2018
8.
Dr. S.E. Khamti
SMO (SG)
27.04.1992
28.04.2000
29.04.2005
03.10.2018
9.
Dr. Tarik Talom
SMO (SG)
28.09.1992
29.09.2000
30.09.2005
03.10.2018
10.
Dr. Linya Lollen
SMO (SG)
12.05.1993
13.05.2001
14.05.2006
03.10.2018
11.
Dr. Jonny Darang
SMO (SG)
23.06.1993
24.06.2001
25.06.2006
03.10.2018
12.
Dr. Sanasam
SMO (SG)
20.10.1993
21.10.2001
22.10.2006
03.10.2018
Monaranjan Singh
13.
Dr. Bimal Dutta
SMO (SG)
01.11.1993
02.11.2001
03.11.2006
03.10.2018
14.
Dr. (Mrs.) Christina
SMO (SG)
01.11.1993
02.11.2001
03.11.2006
03.10.2018
Tayeng
15.
Dr. Dorjee Khandu Mijiji
SMO (SG)
09.11.1993
10.11.2001
11.11.2006
03.10.2018
16.
Dr. (Mrs.) Hage Nanya
SMO (SG)
08.03.1994
09.03.2002
10.03.2007
03.10.2018
17.
Dr. Otem Yomso
SMO (SG)
08.07.1994
09.07.2002
10.07.2007
03.10.2018
18.
Dr. Sanjay Kumar Singh
SMO (SG)
28.10.1994
29.10.2002
30.10.2007
03.10.2018
19.
Dr. (Mrs.) Tojum Potom
SMO (SG)
02.05.1995
03.05.2003
04.05.2008
03.10.2018
20.
Dr. (Mrs.) Toko Laxmi
SMO (SG)
15.06.1995
16.06.2003
17.06.2008
03.10.2018
21.
Dr. Taimik Khimhun
SMO (SG)
04.07.1995
05.07.2003
06.07.2008
03.10.2018
22.
Dr. Kapang Ering
SMO (SG)
27.09.1993
28.09.2001
29.09.2006
03.10.2018
23.
Dr. Dadaji Moyong
SMO (SG)
06.12.1995
07.12.2003
08.12.2008
03.10.2018
24.
Dr. (Mrs.) Nenghap
SMO (SG)
15.04.1996
16.04.2004
17.04.2009
03.10.2018
Zongsam
25.
Dr. Sogim Tayeng
SMO (SG)
04.06.1996
05.06.2004
06.06.2009
03.10.2018
26.
Dr. (Mrs.) Esther Ratan
SMO (SG)
07.06.1996
08.06.2004
09.06.2009
03.10.2018
27.
Dr. (Mrs.) Yapi Jerang
SMO (SG)
10.06.1996
11.06.2004
12.06.2009
03.10.2018
28.
Dr. Tatok Gao
SMO (SG)
11.06.1996
12.06.2004
13.06.2009
03.10.2018
29.
Dr. (Mrs.) Etuk Jopir
SMO (SG)
23.09.1996
24.09.2004
25.09.2009
03.10.2018
30.
Dr. (Mrs.) Andeng Sitek
SMO (SG)
15.12.1996
16.12.2004
17.12.2009
03.10.2018
31.
Dr. Lincode Moyong
SMO (SG)
20.01.1997
21.01.2005
22.01.2010
03.10.2018
32.
Dr. Rinchin Norbu
SMO (SG)
28.01.1997
29.01.2005
30.01.2010
03.10.2018
Thongchi
33.
Dr. Katan Patuk
SMO (SG)
20.03.1997
21.03.2005
22.03.2010
03.10.2018
34.
Dr. (Mrs.) Opu Gongo
SMO (SG)
03.04.1997
04.04.2005
05.04.2010
03.10.2018
(Bui)
35.
Dr. Tashi Panyang
SMO (SG)
12.06.1997
13.06.2005
14.06.2010
03.10.2018
36.
Dr. Rumto Sikom
SMO (SG)
11.07.1997
12.07.2005
13.07.2010
03.10.2018
37.
Dr. (Mrs.) Neyang Nitik
SMO (SG)
19.11.1997
20.11.2005
21.11.2010
03.10.2018
38.
Dr. Pikka Kadu
SMO (SG)
15.12.1997
16.12.2005
17.12.2010
03.10.2018
39.
Dr. Taling Mari
SMO (SG)
16.02.2000
17.02.2008
18.02.2013
19.02.2020
40.
Dr. (Mrs.) Jamba
SMO (SG)
17.02.2000
18.02.2008
19.02.2013
20.02.2020
Chotten
41.
Dr. Worar Taku
SMO (SG)
27.08.1999
28.08.2007
29.08.2012
30.08.2019
42.
Dr. Mope Riba
SMO (SG)
14.02.2000
15.02.2008
16.02.2013
17.02.2020
43.
Dr. (Mrs.) Seter Potom
SMO (SG)
17.02.2000
18.02.2008
19.02.2013
20.02.2020
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2.
3rd financial up-gradation under (DACPS) of the following Senior Specialist (SG) from Pay Matrix of
Level-13 (` 1,23,100 - 2,15,900) to Pay Matrix of level-13(A) (` 1,31,100-2,16,600) p.m.
SL.
Name of Doctors
Name of
Date of entry
Date of
Date of
3rd
No.
Post
in service
1st TBP
2nd TBP
DACPS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1.
Dr. Onik Moyong
Sr.Splt.(SG)
30.06.1994
01.07.2002
02.07.2007
03.10.2018
2.
Dr. Talung Tali
Sr.Splt.(SG)
06.01.1996
07.01.2004
08.01.2009
03.10.2018
3.
Dr. Bolut Taki
Sr.Splt.(SG)
11.03.1997
12.03.2005
13.03.2010
03.10.2018
4.
Dr. (Mrs.) Oken Yomcha
Sr.Splt.(SG)
18.08.1997
19.08.2005
20.08.2010
03.10.2018
5.
Dr (Mrs.) Basumoti Apum
Sr.Splt.(SG)
29.04.1998
30.04.2006
01.05.2011
03.10.2018
6.
Dr. (Mrs.) Gom Lhamu
Sr.Splt.(SG)
07.05.1998
08.05.2006
09.05.2011
03.10.2018
7.
Dr. Tumli Basar
Sr.Splt.(SG)
26.06.2000
27.06.2008
28.06.2013
29.06.2020
8.
Dr. Rajen Kombo
Sr.Splt.(SG)
14.08.2000
15.05.2008
16.08.2013
17.08.2020
3.
3rd financial up-gradation under (DACPS) of the following Senior Dental Surgeon (SG) from Pay Matrix of
Level-12 (` 78,800 - 2,09,200) to Pay Matrix of level-13 (` 1,23,100-2,15,900) p.m.
SL.
Name of Doctors
Name of
Date of entry
Date of
Date of
3rd
No.
Post
in service
1st TBP
2nd TBP
DACPS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1.
Dr. Ngulang Changmi
SDS (SG)
18.01.1990
19.01.1998
20.01.2003
03.10.2018
2.
Dr. Aseng Nong Singpho SDS (SG)
26.04.1990
24.04.1998
28.04.2003
03.10.2018
3.
Dr. Yaki Darang
SDS (SG)
06.01.1994
07.01.2002
08.01.2007
03.10.2018
4.
Dr. Joram Nisha
SDS (SG)
12.05.1995
13.05.2003
14.05.2008
03.10.2018
5.
Dr. Bobang Ratan
SDS (SG)
12.05.1995
13.05.2003
14.05.2008
03.10.2018
6.
Dr. Horgam Lollen
SDS (SG)
04.12.1995
05.12.2003
06.12.2008
03.10.2018
Gamlin
7.
Dr. Rime Ngulom
SDS (SG)
06.12.1995
07.12.1995
08.12.2008
03.10.2018
8.
Dr. K.D. Sunikjee
SDS (SG)
18.11.1996
19.11.2004
20.11.2009
03.10.2018
9.
Dr. Lala Wage
SDS (SG)
03.12.1996
04.12.2004
05.12.2009
03.10.2018
10.
Dr. Maipo Kenglang
SDS (SG)
23.12.1996
24.12.2004
25.04.2009
03.10.2018
Longchang
11.
Dr. Gekar Loyi
SDS (SG)
01.05.1997
02.05.2005
03.05.2010
03.10.2018
12.
Dr. Limar Karga
SDS (SG)
20.11.1997
21.11.2005
22.11.2010
03.10.2018
13.
Dr. Yamoli Taggu
SDS (SG)
24.11.1997
25.11.2005
26.11.2010
03.10.2018
14.
Dr. Taggat Taggu
SDS (SG)
27.04.1998
28.04.2006
29.04.2011
03.10.2018
4.
3rd financial up-gradation under (DACPS) of the following Senior Medical Officer (SG) Homeopathy from
Pay Matrix of Level-12 (` 78,800 - 2,09,200) to Pay Matrix of level-13 (` 1,23,100-2,15,900) p.m.
SL.
Name of Doctors
Name of
Date of entry
Date of
Date of
3rd
No.
Post
in service
1st TBP
2nd TBP
DACPS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1.
Dr. Sankar Ray
SMO(SG)(H)
09.09.1987
10.09.1995
11.09.2000
03.10.2018
2.
Dr. Tarun Kr. Mandal
SMO(SG)(H)
10.09.1987
11.09.1995
12.09.2000
03.10.2018
3.
Dr. J.S. Bhowmik
SMO(SG)(H)
09.11.1987
10.11.1995
11.11.2000
03.10.2018
4.
Dr. Sanjoy Kr. Suman
SMO(SG)(H)
22.01.1996
23.01.2004
24.01.2009
03.10.2018
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A.
No arrears and allowances shall be paid on account of the 3rd Financial Up-gradation under DACPs.
Their pay scale be fixed under the provision of FR 22(1) (a) (1). The benefit of higher pay will be drawn
from the date of issue of the Gazette Notification.
B.
The Seniority of the doctors in the promotion grade shall be regulated on the basis of their inter-se-
seniority in their respective grades as may be determined by the Government from time to time in
accordance with relevant Rules of Arunachal Pradesh Health Services Rule, 2000.
C.
This issues with the approval of the Govt. Vide U.O. No. 7 dated 24th March, 2022.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 5th April, 2022
No. ESTT-A/8/2022-ESTT-A-SAD/10.—On recommendation of the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service
Commission vide its Letter No. PSC-R(B)/10/2020 dated 17th March, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
is pleased to appoint the following Assistant Section Officers (ASOs) to the post of Section Officer, Group ‘B’
(Gazetted) in Arunachal Pradesh Civil Secretariat in Level 8 of Pay Matrix ` 47,600-1,51,100 plus other
allowances as admissible under Rules from time to time with effect from 11th March, 2022.
1. Shri Khijum Manyu
2. Smti Pema Sorang
3. Shri Krishna Upadhyaya
4. Shri Pura Lailang
5. Shri Ringu Mangha
6. Shri Peka Yomcha
7. Shri Tadap Malling
8. Smti Habung Sopi
9. Shri Nani Tai
10. Shri Kime Tupe
Exercise of option for fixation of pay under FR-22(1) (a) (1) shall be entertained within one month from the
date of issuance of this order.
The other terms and conditions of the services which are not specified herein shall be governed by the
relevant rules and orders of the State Government as may be in force from time to time.
Further, in the interest of public service, the following Section Officers are hereby transferred and posted
to the respective places as shown against their name with immediate effect :
Sl.
Name &
Present place
Posted to
Remarks
No.
Designation
of Posting
1
2
3
4
5
1. Shri Khijum Manyu, SO
Nazareth
RWD Branch
2. Smti Pema Sorang, SO
Personnel
Personnel
Department
Department
3. Shri Krishna Upadhyaya, SO
Bill Branch
Bill Branch
4. Shri Pura Lailang, SO
DA Branch
DA Branch
5. Shri Ringu Mangha, SO
PWD (E)
Department of
Indigenous Affairs, Cultural
Affairs/Research/Library/
Karmik & Adhyatmik/
Gazetteer
6. Shri Pekha Yomcha, SO
Department of
PWD (W) Branch
Indigenous Affairs
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1
2
3
4
5
7.
Shri Tadap Malling, SO
Law, Legislative &
Home (A) Branch
Justice
8.
Smti Habung Sopi, SO
PHE & WS
Textile & Handicraft
Branch
9.
Shri Nani Tai, SO
Home ‘B’ Branch
Finance E - II Branch
10. Shri Kime Tupe, SO
Home ‘B’ Branch
Geology & Mining/
Legal Metrology
Branch
11. Shri Michi Chatung
RWD
Agriculture & Horticulture
Shri Hage Hangu, SO,
Tanyang, SO
Branch
P&D shall be relieved
from Agriculture and
Horticulture Branch
12. Shri Komri Nyodu, SO
DA Branch
DA (Society Registration)
Branch.
Sadhana Deori, IAS
Secretary to the
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
The 8th April, 2022
Sub : Monitoring of verious pending Arbitration Cases
No. JUD-89/98(Pt).— The State Government of Aunachal Pradesh is seized of the matter regarding
pending Arbitration Cases pertaining to various Departments. In this regard, it is impressed upon all the
stakeholders including the concerned Departments to make an concerted effort to see that the cases are
expeditiously taken up on an urgent basis through the Government Advocate appointed for that purpose so
that interest of the Departmernt and the State Government is defended properly and also make sure that
strong and cogent reasons are made available to the Standing Counsel of the Department for obtaining
necessary relief in Arbitration cases.
With a view to strengthening the mechanism of timely monitoring of the Arbitration cases, it is hereby
impressed upon all the stakeholders that henceforth, all the Department should invariably adhere to the
following guidelines for strict monitoring and furnishing of the status of the case to the Law Department and
for onward submission to the Government for appropriate decision :
1.
Information on all Arbitration cases that have been referred to Arbitral Tribunal/various courts should be
furnished to Law Department and to Finance Department or to any line department as the case may
be for obtaining necessary opinion.
2.
As far as possible, the Department sholud insist Itanagar as the venue for Arbitration unless the same
is decided elsewhere by the adjudicating Court/Arbitrator.
3.
Prior to engagement of designated Sr. Advocate of Supreme Court or High Court whose normal fee per
appearance is always on higher side than the Government Advoacate appearance fee, necessary
consultation of Advocate General is also required to be obtained and furhter finance Department
Comment/concurreance is required to be obatianed to avoid delay in payment of the professional fee
payable to the Advocate so engaged in arbitration cases and finally approval of the Government.
4.
Generally arbitration is resorted to as and when the mediation and conciliation between the parties are
exhausted. However, as far as possible the Department and the other party before proceeding to
arbitration should sort out the issues amicably by extension of time through amendment in the
respective MoA or MoU so as to avoid protracted litigation which is not in the ineterest of the
Government especially in case of mega power project cases.
5.
Strict liability/responsibility be fixed on the nodal Officer of the department for not furninshing or
concealing necessary vital documents and records and in the process causing in-ordinate delay to
furnish such official records to the Standing Counsel in arbitration matters.
6
All issues for settlement before arbitration tribunal which have huge financial bearing on the State
exchequer, need to be periodically reviewed by the Head of the Department for further appraisal of
the Government of the anticipated outcome of the case.
7.
Any deficiency noticed in the preparedness of the Counsel so engaged by the Department to defend
the interest of the State Government before Arbitral Tribunal need to be immediately informed to
Advocate General of the State and to Law Department for appropriate decision so that prompt action
can be taken to engage any other legal expert in his place.
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8.
In case of urgency with regard to the payment of professional fee payable to the Standing Counsel
appointed by the Department in important arbitration matter, the concerned Department may without
routing the file to Law Department clear the pending bill of the Advocate. However, it should be ensured
the rate of appearance per day is settled beween the parties with prior approval of the Government.
9.
The Nodal officer of Department shall submit status report of the cases pending as per the format
appended in the guideline.
10.
The status report of the arbitration proceedings shall be submitted to Law Department on monthly
basis for further apprisal of Government.
11.
The concerned Administrative Department, involved in Arbitration matters shall avoid sending general/
vague queries/opinion through post/e-mails etc., to Advocate General/ Law Department, as the case
may be, unless the same is unavoidable or is time barred matter requiring urgent legal opinion.
12.
Further, it has been decided that henceforth, for obtaining necessary legal opinion of Advocate General,
the nodal Ofifcer of the department shall prepare a synopsis of each case along with relevant records
and documents after obtaining approval of the concerned Commissioner/Secretary of the Administrative
Department for referring the case to Advocate general in arbitration matters.
The above guidelines shall be scrupulously followed by all Departments and make earnest effort
to secure favorable decisions in the interest of the State Government.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
1. Format for filling up of the status of the Arbitration case
Sl.
Name of
Nature of
Name of the
Rate of
Total Adv.
No.of
No. of
Remark
No. the Deptt.
Case
Counsel
appearance
fee paid
cases
pending
engaged
per day
till date
won
cases
2. Format for filling up of the status report on Arbitrator appointment and fee
Sl.
Name of the
Name of the
Name of Department
Rate of fee of Arbitrator
Total Fee of the
No. Arbitrator
Case
per sitting
Arbitrator paid
so far
ORDER
The 8th April, 2022
No. JUD-57/2002(Pt).—In continuation to the Government order of even No.Jud-57/2002(Vol-V)2024,
dated 9.3.2022 , the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to appoint the following Advocates/
Lawyers as Government Panel Advocate w.e.f.01/01/2022 to 31/12/2024 for conducting cases before the
Court of the Judicial Magistrate First Class, Yingkiong, Upper Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
Sl. No
Name of Advocate
Name of District
1.
Ms. Dipi Tasing
Upper Siang
2.
Shri Tapang Tabing
3.
Shri Kabang Taron
4.
Shri Oyem Panyang
5.
Shri Dubom Tekseng
The Office of the Deputy Commissioners, Yingkiong and all the Government Establishment may
engage the Lawyers from the empanelled list as may be required to defend the Government cases before
Judicial Magistrate First Class Yingkiong.
Commissioner(Law),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 13th April, 2022
No. DC-ICC-17016/19/2022.— In pursuance of Affidavit No 12177 dated 8/12/2021 sworn in before Executive
Magistrate, Capital Complex, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made by Shri Sam Jomoh,
son of Late Hari Jomoh, a permanent resident of Village-Jomoh, PO-Khenewa, PS-Seppa, East Kameng
District, Arunachal Pradesh to change his surname from Shri Sam Zamo to Shri Sam Jomoh.
Henceforth, Shri Sam Zamo will be known and distinguished as Shri Sam Jomoh for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
The 18th April, 2022
No. SWRD/E-37/2015.— The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint Sri Suren Natung,
Executive Engineer (Civil) to hold the post of Superintending Engineer under Water Resources Department
on Functional basis in his own Pay level and Pay Matrix of the Executive Engineer against existing
functional vacancy with effect from the date of joining to the post.
The functional appointment is subject to the following terms and conditions:-
1.
That holding of post is purely on temporary arrangement in exigency of works and public services
and shall not confer the officer’s right to claim for regular promotion and seniority etc. in the post.
2.
That he shall be liable to revert back to his original post of Executive Engineer by the appointing
authority without assigning any reason and notice.
3.
The other terms and condition which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant
rules and orders of the government in force from time to time.
Further, in the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order
transfer & posting of the following officers under WRD as indicated against each below :-
Sl. No.
Name of Officer
Transfer from
Posted to
Remarks
1.
Shri Suren Natung,
Promotee
Jamiri WRD Circle as SE
SE(F)
(Functional)
2.
Shri A. Siddique,SE
Jamiri WRD Circle
O/o CE(P&D), WRD
Chimpu/Itanagar as SSW
Geyum Padu
Secretary (WRD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 18th April, 2022
No. SWRD/E-37/2015.— In the interest of public service and administrative convenience, the Governor
of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order creation of 1(one) post of Superintending Surveyor of Works to
assist the Chief Engineer (P&D), Water Resources Department as a stop gap arrangement till creation of
regular post.
This issues with the approval of competent authority.
Geyum Padu
Secretary (WRD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
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Separate paging is given to this part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation.
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - III
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government and Heads of Departments.
NOTIFICATION
The 23rd April, 2021
No. COOP (Org)1056/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Den Swcham Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Village - Talo, PO- Yachuli, Lower Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh has been registered in
this office and numbered as Coop (Org)1056/2021 on the 23rd day of April of the year two thousand twenty one
Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 22nd April, 2024. The area of operation shall be confined
to Lower Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 8th July, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1002/2020.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,
1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Pakke Kessang Multipurpose
Cooperative Society Ltd” Village - Ngoleko, PO. Tazza Hapa, Pakke Kessang District, Arunachal Pradesh
has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1002/2020 on the 8th day of July of the year two
thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 7th July, 2024. The area of operation
will be confined to Pakke Kessang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 8th July, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1016/2020.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Little Rose Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Taru Tahey Village, PO - Ziro, Lower Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh has been registered
in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1016/2020 on the 8th day of July of the year two thousand twenty
one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 7th July, 2024. The area of operation shall be confined
to Lower Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 8th July, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1065/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Khodaso Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Village - Khodaso, PO/PS - Pakke Kessang, District Pakke Kessang, Arunachal Pradesh has
been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1065/2021 on the 8th day of July of the year two
thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 7th July, 2024. The area of operation
will be confined to Pakke Kessang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 8th July, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1044/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Changtum Aane Thrift and Credit
Cooperative Society Ltd” Papu Nallah, Naharlagun, PO/PS - Naharlagun, Papum Pare District, Arunachal
Pradesh has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1044/2021 on the 8th day of July of the
year two thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 7th July, 2024. The area of
operation will be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 8th July, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1034/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “World One Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Barpani, PO/PS - Naharlagun, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh has been registered in
this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1034/2021 on the 8th day of July of the year two thousand twenty one
Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 7th July, 2024. The area of operation will be confined to
Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 8th July, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1045/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Synyik Multipurpose Cooperative Society
Ltd” P.O. Siyum, P.S. Taliha, Upper Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh has been registered in this office
and numbered as Coop (Org) 1045/2021 on the 8th day of July of the year two thousand twenty one Anno
Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 7th July, 2024. The area of operation will be confined to Upper
Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 26th July, 2021
No. COOP (Org)1066/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Lakshya Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Bank Tinali, Near Ane Hotel, Itanagar, PO/PS Itanagar, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh
has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org)1066/2021on the 26th day of July of the year two
thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 25th July, 2024. The area of operation
will be confined to entire Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 26th August, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1069/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Paho Valley Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Village - Paho, PO.- Veo, PS. - Pakke Kessang, District - Pakke Kessang, Arunachal Pradesh
has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1069/2021 on the 26h day of August of the year
two thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 25th August 2024. The area of
operation will be confined to entire Pakke Kessang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 27th August, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1064/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Gette - Simong Farmers Producers
Cooperative Society Ltd” Village - Gette, PO/PS. - Yingkiong, Upper Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh has
been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1064/2021 on this 27th day of August of the year two
thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 26th August 2024. The area of
operation will be confined to Upper Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 27th August, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1073/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Subansiri Tourism & Transport Cooperative
Society Ltd” PO/PS. - Nacho, Upper Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh has been registered in this office
and numbered as Coop (Org) 1073/2021 on the 27th day of August of the year two thousand twenty one Anno
Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 26th August 2024. The area of operation will be confined to Upper
Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 27th August, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1061/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Lengdi Lengba Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” PO/PS. - Taliha, Upper Sunbansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh has been registered in this office
and numbered as Coop (Org) 1061/2021 on the 27th day of August of the year two thousand twenty one Anno
Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 26th August 2024. The area of operation will be confined to Upper
Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 27th August, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1068/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Baadhane Anne Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Old ALC Line, Pakke Kessang Town, PO/PS. - Pakke Kessang, District - Pakke Kessang,
Arunachal Pradesh has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1068/2021 on the 27th day
of August of the year two thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto
26th August 2024. The area of operation will be confined to entire Pakke Kesang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 2nd September, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1071/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Anu-Ami Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Abotani Colony, Itanagar, PO/PS. - Itanagar, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh has been
registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1071/2021 on the 2nd day of September of the year two
thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 1st September, 2024. The area of
operation will be confined to entire Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 23rd September, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1057/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Siom Multipurpose Cooperative Society
Ltd” Village - Balek, PO/PS. Roing, District - Lower Dibang Valley, Arunachal Pradesh has been registered in
this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1057/2021 on the 23rd day of September of the year two thousand
twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 23rd September, 2024. The area of operation
will be confined to Lower Dibang Valley District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 23rd September, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1060/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,
1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Muid Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Raga-II Village, P.O. Raga, Kamle District, Arunachal Pradesh has been registered in this office
and numbered as Coop (Org)1060/2021 on the 23rd day of September of the year two thousand twenty one
Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 22nd September, 2024. The area of operation will be
confined to Kamle District of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar(Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 23rd September, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1052/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,
1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Bhu Villager Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Bhu Village, P.O. Ziro, Lower Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh has been registered in this
office and numbered as Coop (Org)1052/2021 on the 23rd day of September of the year two thousand twenty
one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 22nd September, 2024. The area of operation shall be
confined to Lower Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar(Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 30th September, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1037/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,
1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Ute-Poro Farmer Multipurpose
Cooperative Society Ltd” Village - Bolung, P.O/P.S. Roing, Lower Dibang Valley District, Arunachal Pradesh
has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org)1037/2021 on the 30th day of September of the
year two thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 29th September, 2024. The
area of operation will be confined to entire Lower Dibang Valley District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar(Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 28th October, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1063/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,
1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Raagi Liiba Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Karbak Niwas, Gumin Nagar, P.O/P.S. Aalo, West Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh has been
registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org)1063/2021 on the 28th day of October of the year two
thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 27th October, 2024. The area of
operation will be confined to entire West Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar(Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 1st November, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1082/2021.— Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,
1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Ziro Tourism and Transport
Cooperative Society Ltd” Ziro Town, P.O. Lower Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh has been registered
in this office and numbered as Coop (Org)1082/2021 on the 1st day of November of the year two thousand
twenty one Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 31st October, 2024. The area of operation shall be
confined to Lower Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar(Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 1st November, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1076/2021.— Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,
1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Hills Heritage Multipurpose
Cooperative Society Ltd” Gohpur Tinali, P.O. R.K. Mission, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh has
been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org)1076/2021 on the 1st day of November of the year
two thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 31st October, 2024. The area of
operation will be confined to entire Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar(Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 24th November, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1075/2021.— Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,
1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Beloo-Lora Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Lora Village, P.O./PS. Kimin, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh has been registered in
this office and numbered as Coop (Org)1075/2021 on the 24th day of November of the year two thousand
twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 23rd November, 2024. The area of operation
will be confined to entire Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar(Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 25th November, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1086/2021.— Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,
1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Pakke Valley Multipurpose
Cooperative Society Ltd” Palove Village, P.O./PS. Pakke Kessang, District - Pakke Kessang, Arunachal
Pradesh has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org)1086/2021 on the 25th day of November
of the year two thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 24th November,
2024. The area of operation will be confined Pakke Kessang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar(Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 6th December, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1089/2021.— Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,
1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Green Valley Multipurpose
Cooperative Society Ltd” D-Sector, P.O./PS. Naharlagun, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh has
been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org)1089/2021 on the 6th day of December of the year
two thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 5th December, 2024. The area
of operation will be confined to entire Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar(Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 13th December, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1097/2021.— Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,
1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Oju Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Papu Nallah, P.O. Naharlagun, Pin No. 791110, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh has
been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org)1097/2021 on the 14th day of December of the year
two thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 12th December, 2024. The area
of operation will be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar(Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 15th December, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1062/2021.— Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,
1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Sango Happa Multipurpose
Cooperative Society Ltd” Silsango Village, P.O. Mengio, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791119, Arunachal
Pradesh has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org)1062/2021 on the 15th day of December
of the year two thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 14th December,
2024. The area of operation will be confined to entire Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar(Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 15th December, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1084/2021.— Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,
1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Laklam Yorbe Multipurpose
Cooperative Society Ltd” P.O. Siyum, P.S. Taliha, Upper Subansiri District, Pin No. 791122, Arunachal
Pradesh has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org)1084/2021 on the 15th day of December
of the year two thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 14th December,
2024. The area of operation will be confined to Upper Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar(Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 28th December, 2021
No. COOP (Org) 1093/2021.— Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,
1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Koloriang Farmers Producer
Cooperative Society Ltd” P.O. Koloriang, Kurung Kumey District, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin No. 791118, has
been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org)1093/2021 on the 28th day of December of the year
two thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 27th December, 2024. The area
of operation will be confined to whole of Kurung Kumey District of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar(Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 4th January, 2022
No. COOP (Org) 1096/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Ayang Multipurpose Cooperative Society
Ltd” G - Sector, Naharlagun, P.O. Naharlagun, Papum Pare District, Pin. No. 791110, Arunachal Pradesh has
been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1096/2021 on the 4th day of January of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 3rd January, 2025. The area of
operation will be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 25th January, 2022
No. COOP (Org)1107/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Erang Multipurpose Cooperative Society
Ltd” Pongging Village, PO/PS - Geku, Upper Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin No. 791002, has been
registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org)1107/2021 on this 25th day of January of the year Two
thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 24th January, 2025. The area of
operation of the society shall be confined to Upper Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 8th February, 2022
No. COOP (Org) 1106/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Diyun Circle Farmer’s Cooperative
Society Ltd” Village - Diyun, P.O. Innao, P.S - Diyun, District - Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin
No. 792103 has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1106/2022 on the 8th day of
February of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 7th
February, 2025. The area of operation will be confined to entire Changlang District of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 21st February, 2022
No. COOP (Org) 1114/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Linkars Indigenous Multipurpose
Cooperative Society Ltd” Village - Kamki, PO/PS Kamba, West Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin
No. 791001 has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1114/2022 on this 21st day of
February of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto
20th February, 2025. The area of operation of the society shall be confined to West Siang District, Arunachal
Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have also been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 21st February, 2022
No. COOP (Org) 1110/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Papu Hote Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Village - Papu Hote, PO/PS Pakke Kessang, District - Pakke Kessang, Arunachal Pradesh Pin
No. 790103 has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1110/2022 on the 21st day of August
of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 20th February, 2025.
The area of operation of the society shall be confined to entire Pakke Kessang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 21st February, 2022
No. COOP (Org) 1053/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Anyi-Abir Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Ori Apartment, TRIHMS Complex, P.O/P.S Naharlagun, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791110
Arunachal Pradesh has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1053/2021 on the 21st day
of February of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto
20th February, 2025. The area of operation will be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 21st February, 2022
No. COOP (Org) 1112/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Lekhi Kotho Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd” Village : Nirjuli - I P.O. Nirjuli, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791109, Arunachal Pradesh has been
registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1112/2022 on the 21st day of February of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 20th February, 2025. The area of
operation of the society shall be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 21st February, 2022
No. COOP (Org)1118/2022.— Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies
Act,1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Sikirima Multipurpose
Cooperative Society Ltd.” Village - Seren, P.O./P.S.- Nari, Lower Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh,
Pin No. 791102 has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1118/2022 on this
21st day of February of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration
is upto 20th February, 2025. The area of operation of the society shall be confined to Lower Siang
District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 22nd February, 2022
No. COOP (Org)1107/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Parang Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd.” Papu Nallah, P.O. - Naharlagun, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791110, Arunachal Pradesh
has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (Org) 1107/2022 on the 22nd day of February
of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 21st February,
2025. The area of operation will be confined to entire Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 23rd February, 2022
No. COOP (ORG)1115/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies
Act,1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Laba - Loh Multipurpose
Cooperative Society Ltd.” Nyapin, P.O. - Nyapin, Kurung Kumey District, Arunachal Pradesh Pin
No. 791118, has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP (Org) 1115/2022 on the 23rd
day of February of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto
22nd February, 2025. The area of operation will be confined to Nyapin Administrative Circle of Kurung
Kumey District of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 1st March, 2022
No. COOP (Org)1100/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Rari Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd.” P.O./P.S. - Dumporijo, Upper Subansiri District, Pin No. 791122, Arunachal Pradesh has
been registered in this office and numbered as COOP (Org) 1100/2022 on the 1st day of March of the
year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 28th February, 2025. The
area of operation will be confined to Upper Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 1st March, 2022
No. COOP (Org)1085/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Purh Kuhe “Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd.” P.O. - Limeking, P.S. - Nacho, Upper Subansiri District, Pin No. 791122, Arunachal Pradesh
has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP (Org) 1085/2021 on the 1st day of March
of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 28th February,
2025. The area of operation will be confined to Upper Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 3rd March, 2022
No. COOP (Org)1099/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies
Act,1978 (Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Yojum Bui Multipurpose
Cooperative Society Ltd.” P.O./P.S. - Dumporijo, Upper Subansiri District, Pin No. 791122, Arunachal
Pradesh has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP (Org) 1099/2021 on the 3rd day
of March of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 2nd
March, 2025. The area of operation will be confined to Upper Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 8th March, 2022
No. COOP (Org)1103/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “Changlang Industrial Cooperative
Society Ltd.” Changlang - Margerita Road (2 km), District - Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh Pin No.791122,
has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP (Org) 1103/2022 on the 8th day of March
of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 7th March,
2025. The area of operation will be confined to entire Changlang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 16th March, 2022
No. COOP (Org)1120/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act,1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “East Kameng Sangcha Ane Marketing
Cooperative Society Ltd.” L.C. Line, P.O./P.S. - Seppa, East Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh Pin
No. 790102, has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP (Org) 1120/2022 on the 16th
day of March of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto
15th March, 2025. The area of operation will be confined to East Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun
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NOTIFICATION
The 26th April, 2022
No. JUD-82/86 (Pt.) Vol-I).—In continuation of the Government order of even No. dated the 24th January,
2022 the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to direct that the cases investigated by the SIC (Vigilance)
under the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 which are pending trial before the Special Courts at Bomdila, Tezu,
Ziro, Pasighat, Khonsa, Basar and Aalo shall be transferred to the District and Sessions Judge, Yupia, Papum
Pare, the designated Special Court under Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 for trial.
All the Special Courts mentioned above are accordingly directed to transfer the records of the case(s)
immediately to the Special Court at Yupia for disposal.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 26th April, 2022
No. SIPR-14/2014.—Consequent upon the implementation of Modified Assured Career Progression Scheme
(MACP) to the employees of the Government of Arunachal Pradesh vide Government Notification issued under
Memo No. AR-56/2009 dated 31st July, 2009 and in accordance with the recommendations of the Departmen-
tal Screening Committee held on 21st April, 2022, the 3rd financial Up-gradation under Modified Assured
Career Progression Scheme is hereby granted to Shri Denhang Bosai, DD, IPR of the Department of
Information and Public Relations, Arunachal Pradesh who had completed 30 years continuous service in the
same grade with effect from the date and Level in the Pay Matrix as mentioned below :-
Sl.
Name of Eligible
Designation
Date of effect
Level in the Pay
Sequence of
No.
Officer
for Awarding
Matrix
MACP
MACP
Awarded
1
2
3
4
5
6
1.
Shri Denhang Bosai
DD, IPR
31/01/2022
Level - 13
3rd MACP
` 2,15,900-
` 1,23,100
This issues with the approval of competent authority.
N.T. Glow, IRS
Secretary (IPR),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 26th April, 2022
No. PERS-13025/1/2021.—On basis of the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion
Committee Meeting held on 12th April, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order
promotion of Shri Kani Boko, Section Officer to the post of Under Secretary Group “A” Gazetted in the Level -
11 of Pay Matrix ` 67,700-2,08,700 pm plus other allowances as admissible as per rules in force time to time
with effect from the date of DPC i.e.12th April, 2022.
Exercise of option for fixation of pay under FR - 22(1) (a) (1) shall be entertained within one month from the
date of issuance of this order.
Other terms and conditions of the services which are not specified herein shall be governed by the rules
and orders of the State/Central Government as applicable from time to time.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 2th May, 2022
No. WCD-02/2021-22(CPS).—In exercise of powers conferred under Clause 12 of the of the Arunachal
Pradesh Chief Minister’s Bal Seva Scheme’ (Scheme for support to Children Orphaned due to Covid - 19
Pandemic), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to amend the Guidelines of the Arunachal Pradesh
Chief Minister’s ‘Bal Seva Scheme’ (Scheme for support to Children Orphaned due to COVID -19 Pandemic
as under :
In clause 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister’s ‘Bal Esva Scheme’ (Scheme for support to Children
Orphaned due to COVID -19 Pandemic). notified vide Notification No. WCD-02/2021-22(CPS) dated
13th September, 2021, the word “PFMS compliant” stands deleted.
Padmini Singla, IAS
Commissioner,
Women and Child Development Department,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 2th May, 2022
No. JUD-50/2004-(Pt.-I).—In terms of the provisions of Rule 7A of the Notaries Rules, 1956 the Governor
of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to constitute the following Boards shown in the table for the purpose of
conducting interview for selection of Notary Public in the respective districts of Arunachal Pradesh :
Sl. No.
Particulars (Districts)
Composition of Board
1.
Where there exist District and
1.
District & Sessions Judge/Addl.
—
Chairman
Sessions Court/Addl. District
District & Sessions Judge
and Sessions Court
2.
ADC of concerned District
—
Member
3.
EAC/CO
—
Member
2.
Where there are no Courts of
1.
Deputy Commissioner
—
Chairman
District and Sessions Judge/
2.
CJM/JMFC
—
Member
Addl. District and Sessions
3.
EAC/CO
—
Member
Judge
The above notification shall come into immediate effect.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 6th May, 2022
No. PERS-12014/27/2021/1396.—WHEREAS, vide Government Order No. PERS-44/03/69 dated
3rd September, 2018 Dr. Olik Taring, APCS (Senior Grade) while posted as EAC in DC’s Office, Itanagar
Capital Complex, Itanagar and holding the additional charge of Chief Municipal Executive Officer of Itanagar
Municipal Council was placed under suspension on the basis of a report received from the Superintendent
of Police, Special Investigation Cell (Vigilance) Itanagar that Dr. Olik Taring, APCS(Senior Grade) was
arrested on 23/8/2018 at Dehradun by an Officer of SIC (Vigilance) Police Station, Itanagar and was under
police custody exceeding the period of forty eighty hours in a case vide FIR No. 15/2008 U/s 409/420/201/
506/120(B) IPC read with 13 (1) (c) (d) &13(2) of PC Act, 1988 ;
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AND WHEREAS, the Competent Authority in exercise of powers conferred under the Sub-Rule (2)
of Rule 10 of the Central Civil Service (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1965 placed the said
Dr. Olik Taring, APCS,(Senior Grade) under “deemed” suspension with effect from 23/08/2018 till further
order vide Govt. Order as referred vide Para 1 above ;
AND WHEREAS, Dr. Olik Taring, APCS (Senior Grade) was arrested and investigation is under
process for his involvement in illegal appointments of large numbers of Junior Engineers, Lower Division
Clerks, Upper Division Clerks, Sanitary Assistants and Contingency staffs in Itanagar Municipal Council.
It was noticed that Dr. Olik Taring has indulged in gross misconduct and has acted in a manner which is
totally unbecoming of a government servant. It was also noted that he was involved in criminal conspiracy
and issud appointment orders to large number of candidates at various levels, absolutely in an illegal
manner, violating and flouting Rules and guidelines prescribed in this regard and also without obtaining any
approval for creation of posts from the Government ;
AND WHEREAS, the suspension of Dr. Olik Taring, APCS (Senior Grade) was last reviewed by the
Suspension Review Committee on 01/11/2021 and the suspension of the Officer was recommended to be
extended for a further period of 180 days with effect from 08/11/2021 ;
AND WHEREAS, the matter was discussed and deliberated in the Suspension Review Committee
(SRC) meeting held on 29/04/2022. After detailed dliberations and taking into consideration the serious
charges of the gross irregularity, illegality and grave misconduct by the officer, and in view of the fact that
Criminal proceedings have been initiated against him, the Suspension Review Committee recommended
extension of suspension of Dr. Olik Taring, APCS (Senior Grade) for a further period of 6 (six) months with
effect from 06/05/2022 ;
AND WHEREAS, the Competent Authority after due examination of all the facts and circumstances
of the cases and documents placed on record has accepted the aforesaid recommendation of the Suspension
Review Committee ;
NOW THEREFORE, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, in exercise of powers conferred by the
Rule 10 (6) of the CCS (Classification, Control and Appeal)Rules, 1965, hereby extends the Suspension
of said Dr. Olik Taring, APCS (Senior Grade) for a further period of 180 days with effect from 07/05/2022
to 02/11/2022.
This order is also in partial modification of earlier order wherein the suspension extension of the officer
of 180 days with effect from 08/11/2021 should have been upto 06/05/2022.
(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH)
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 13th May, 2022
No. DC/PP/JUD/19/PC/2016.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 3193 dated 22nd October, 2021 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate 1st Class, Papum Pare District,Yupia, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request
made by Shri Tagu Techi son of Shri Techi Bida, a permanent resident of Village-Deb, PO/PS- Naharlagun,
District Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name from Shri Tagu Techi to Shri Techi Chegu Tara.
Henceforth, Shri Tagu Techi will be known and distinguished as Shri Techi Chegu Tara for all purposes.
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Compex, Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
The 13th May, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 1481/17 dated 3rd July, 2017 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate 1st Class, Bordumsa Sub-Division, Changlang District, Arunachal Pradesh as per
written request made by Shri Khokat Longkho son of Shri Pangdang Keno Longkho, a permanent resident of
Village-Wagun Ponthai, PO/PS Bordumsa, District Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name from
Shri Khokat Longkho to Shri John Khokat Keno Longkho.
Henceforth, Shri Khokat Longkho will be known and distinguished as Shri John Khokat Keno Longkho
for all purposes.
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Compex, Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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NOTIFICATION
The 8th February, 2019
No. JUD-136/2018.—In pursuance of the Order dated 28th July, 2009 passed by the Supreme Court in
Writ Petition No. 1022/89 (All India Judges Association Vs Union of India and Ors) and in exercise of powers
conferred by the proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution of India, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased
to extend the benefit of 3 (three) Advance increments to the Judicial officers in the State having Post Graduation
in law as recommended by the First National Judicial Pay Commission Report (Shetty Commission) with
immediate effect.
This is issued with the concurrence of F.D. vide their U.O No. 429 (E-II Branch) dated 28th January, 2019.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
CORRIGENDUM
The 23rd March, 2022
Sub : Hollongi Airport Project Development Area. Allotment of Government Land on Lease - Terms and
Conditions - Regarding.
No. LMD-13011(13)/2/2021.—Please refer to this Departments Notifications of even number dated, 8th
March, 2022 on the subject as mentioned above, wherein APLSR Rules, 2012 have been wrongly depicted as
APLSR Rules, 2000 at Clause - 18, 19,20,21, 22, 23 & 24 respectively.
Hence, the APLSR Rules, 2000 may be corrected and read as APLSR Rules, 2012 and the rest remains
unchanged.
Pankaj Kr. Jha, IAS
Secretary (Land Management),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 13th April, 2022
No. LAB/ESTT/1/2019.—In pursuance of Section 19 (1) of the Building and Other Construction Workers
(Regulation of Employment and Condition of Service) Act, 1996 read with Rule 265 (2) of the Arunachal Pradesh
Building and Other Construction Workers (RE & CS) Rules, 2006, the Government of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to appoint following officer of the Labour and Employment Department, Government of Arunachal
Pradesh in addition to his normal duties to the Arunachal Pradesh Building and Other Construction Workers
Welfare Board without extra remuneration with immediate effect.
Sl. No.
Name & Designation
Appointed as
1.
Shri Tamer Jerang, Assistant Labour Commissioner
Finance & Account Officer
This is issues with concurrence and approval of the competent authority vide U.O. No. 54 dated
12th April, 2022.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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NOTIFICATION
The 26th April, 2022
No. DA/VI/15/2009.—On the recommendation of the High Level Standing Committee meeting held on
23rd March, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to approve for establishment of 2 (two) Nos.
of Sub-Treasury Offices at Kanubari under Longding District and Lumla under Tawang District with the
condition that the basic required infra-structure and manpower for proper functioning of Sub-Treasury Offices
shall be provided by the concerned District Administration at the following places :
Sl.
Location
District
Administrative Jurisdiction
Ex-Officio, Collector
No.
of Treasury
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Kanubari
Longding
All Offices under Administrative
DC, Longding
control of ADC, Kanubari
2.
Lumla
Tawang
All Offices under Administrative
DC, Tawang
control of ADC, Lumla
This order shall take effect from the date of issue of the notification.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary (Fin),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 27th April, 2022
No. HTE-17/3/2021.—On recommendation of the Search Committee in terms of Section 4 (2) of the
Arunachal Pradesh Private Educational Institution (Regulatory Commission) Act, 2017, the Governor of Arunachal
Pradesh is pleased to appoint Prof (Dr.) H.K. Sardana, Chief Scientist (Retired) as Member of Arunachal
Pradesh Private Educational Institutions Regulatory Commission in the Scale of pay of ` 2,05,400 – 2,24,400
(7th CPC) per month plus other allowances as admissible as per rule from time to time in force to the
Arunachal Pradesh Private Educational Institutions Regulatory Commission.
The terms and condition of appointment are as follows :
(a)
The appointment shall be for a period of 3 (three) years or until he attains the age of 65 years,
whichever is earlier, and he shall also be eligible for a second term subject to the upper age limit of
65 years from the date of joining to the post.
(b)
After expiry of the term of his office irrespective of the fact that whether he had attained or not
attained the age of 65, he shall not be eligible for any employment/assignment in any Private
Educational Institution or associate offices/companies of such education institution within/outside
Arunachal Pradesh for a period of three years.
(c)
The appointee shall join the Arunachal Pradesh Private Educational Institutions Regulatory
Commission within one month from the date of receipt of this order failing which his appointment
order shall automatically stand cancelled.
The appointment will be further subject to :
(1)
Production of medical fitness certificate from the Medical Board, appointed/authorized by the
Government of Arunachal Pradesh. Those who are already in Government Service and examined by
Standing Medical Board and applied through proper Channel need not, however, produce a fresh
Medical certificate.
(2)
Submission of declaration in the form (Annexure – I) enclosed and in the event of the candidate
having more than one wife living or being married to a person having more than one wife living, the
appointment will be subject to him being exempted from the relevant Rules of CCS (Conduct) Rules,
1964 in this behalf.
(3)
Taking an oath of allegiance/faithfulness to the constitution of India (or making of a solem affirmation
to that effect in the prescribed form on joining).
(4)
Production of the release order/NOC from the previous employer (applicable in the case of persons
who are already in Government Service).
(5)
If any declaration given or information furnished by the candidate proves to be false or it the candidate
is found to have willfully suppressed any material fact, he will be liable to be removed from service
and such other action as may be taken by the Government as deem fit.
(6)
No travelling allowance will be allowed for joining the place of posting.
The appointments is made against the statutory post created by virtue of the Arunachal Pradesh Private
Educational Institutions Regulatory Commission Act, 2017 published in the official gazette No. 117 Vol. XXIV
dated 26th April, 2017.
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The expenditure is debitable under Demand No. 75 (H&TE) major Head ‘2202’ General Education,
Sub-Major Head 03 University and higher Education, Minor Head 104 Assistance to Non-Government Colleges
and institutes Sub-Head 02 Arunachal Pradesh Private educational Institutions regulatory commission, detailed
Head 00 Object Head 31 grant-in-Aid.
The other terms and conditions not specified herein shall be governed by Government instructions/orders
issued from time to time
This issues with the approval of Hon’ble Chief Minister, Arunachal Pradesh Vide E Note # 20 dated 7th
March, 2022.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
MEMORANDUM
The 29th April, 2022
No. SHPD-11011/7/2022.—In pursuance of Hon’ble High Court’s order dated 26th October, 2021 passed
in WP(C) No. 66(AP)/2013 and case No. WA. 11/2021 and in super-session of earlier Government order
No. PWRS/E-1437/06/Pt./3996 dated 24th February, 2020, the provisional inter-se-seniority list of the Assistant
Engineer (C) under Department of Hydro Power Development has been prepared and enclosed herewith as
Annexure- I for notice of all the concerned officers for final publication of the list.
Therefore, claims and objections from all the concerned officers are hereby invited and discrepancy, if
any, should invariably be brought to notice of the undersigned within15 (fifteen) days from the date of issue of
this memorandum for rectification with their authentic supportive document(s).
If no any representation or claims and objections are received within the specified period, it will be
presumed that all the concerned officers are agreed with their seniority position given in the provisional inter-
se-seniority list and no further claim and objection in this regards will be entertained and final seniority list will
be published and notified accordingly.
Sang Phuntsok, IAS
Secretary (HPD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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PROVISIONAL SENIORITY LIST OF ASISTANT ENGINEER (CIVIL) UNDER DEPARTMENT OF HYDRO POWER DEVELOPMENT AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2022
Saniority
Name of Officers
Oualification
APST/
Whether
Date of
Date of first enty
Date of next promotion
Remarks
Position
Non-APST
temporary/
Birth
in service
Permanent
as JE (C)
as AE (C)
as EE (C)
Direct/
officiating
Promotee
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
1.
Shri J.N. Tripathi
DCE
General
Temporary
05-12-1961
21-04-1986
09--07-1997
—
Promotion
Retired on 31-12-2021
2.
Shri B.K. Roy
DCE
General
Temporary
10-02-1959
04-05-1989
15-05-2002
—
Promotion
Retired on 28-02-2019
3.
Shri Hari Singh
B. Tech. (C)
General
Temporary
03-07-1964
07-02-1990
06-02-1998
22-06-2017
Promotion
Officiating as EE
4.
Shri Lama Tsering
DCE
APST
Temporary
08-02-1966
18-07-1990
17-07-1998
03-02-2009
Promotion
Officiating as EE
5.
Shri T.T. Going
DCE
APST
Temporary
10-06-1970
25-06-1990
25-06-1998
25-05-2010
Promotion
Officiating as EE
6.
Shri Karom Perme
B. Sc E (C)
APST
Temporary
08-10-1968
10-06-1994
09-06-1999
09-03-2007
Promotion
Officiating as EE
7.
Shri Taki Tatin
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
06-06-1971
10-06-1994
09-06-1999
09-03-2007
Promotion
Officiating as EE
8.
Shri Abing Perme
DCE
APST
Temporary
08-05-1970
16-06-1994
15-06-2002
16-01-2014
Promotion
Officiating as EE
9.
Shri Durick Kamduk
B.Tech.
APST
Temporary
11-01-1974
16-06-1994
15-09-1999
07-06-2007
Promotion
Officiating as EE
10.
Shri Gammo Kamki
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
30-05-1970
16-11-1994
15-11-1999
15-09-2008
Promotion
Officiating as EE
11.
Shri Tapon Mibang
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
10-03-1970
24-11-1994
23-11-1999
03-02-2009
Promotion
Officiating as EE
12.
Shri Tarak Hari
B. Tech. (C)
APST
Temporary
02-04-1980
-
21-08-2006
-
Direct
Resigned on
13.
Shri Ojing Nobeng
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
15-11-1982
-
21-08-2006
30-01-2016
Direct
Officiating as EE
14.
Shri Hage Chatung
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
10-01-1981
-
21-08-2006
10-11-2015
Direct
Officiating as EE
15.
Shri Anthony Boko
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
05-06-1982
-
21-08-2006
22-06-2017
Direct
Officiating as EE
16.
Shri Obi Dai
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
10-01-1982
-
21-08-2006
22-06-2017
Direct
Officiating as EE
17.
Shri Kento Nyodu
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
12-05-1979
-
21-08-2006
22-06-2017
Direct
Officiating as EE
18.
Shri Tanung Jamoh
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
01-01-1979
-
21-08-2006
22-06-2017
Direct
Officiating as EE
19.
Shri Lod Nakku
B.Tech. (C)
APST
Temporary
28-02-1982
-
21-08-2006
22-06-2017
Direct
Officiating as EE
20.
Shri Hage Gambo
B.Tech. (C)
APST
Temporary
02-12-1980
-
21-08-2006
22-06-2017
Direct
Officiating as EE
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
21.
Shri Oling Padu
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
05-01-1979
-
21-08-2006
28-09-2018
Direct
Officiating as EE
22.
Shri Dollo Pura
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
02-04-1981
-
25-08-2009
-
Direct
As per merit
23.
Shri Jobom Bam
B.Tech. (C)
APST
Temporary
19-04-1981
-
25-08-2009
-
Direct
As per merit
24.
Shri Donya Lollen
B.Tech. (C)
APST
Temporary
05-04-1983
-
25-08-2009
-
Direct
As per merit
25.
Shri Oni Ejing
B.Tech. (C)
APST
Temporary
06-04-1983
-
25-08-2009
-
Direct
As per merit
26.
Shri Yimi Angu
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
02-09-1972
02-12-1997
24-07-2012
07-02-2014
Promotion
Officiating as EE
27.
Shri Haniya Nabam Hina
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
06-09-1987
-
15-02-2012
-
Direct
As per merit
28.
Shri Ama Paloh
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
05-07-1968
27-11-1997
24-07-2012
15-05-2015
Promotion
Officiating as EE
29.
Shri Nabam Titu
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
10-10-1987
-
15-02-2012
-
Direct
As per merit
30.
Shri Jumdo Kena
B.Tech. (C)
APST
Temporary
05-01-1980
-
10-03-2012
-
Direct
As per merit
31.
Shri Hukkar Taipodia
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
02-10-1987
-
10-03-2012
-
Direct
As per merit
32.
Shri Migo Basar
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
15-02-1984
-
10-03-2012
-
Direct
As per merit
33.
Shri Gyati Tani
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
22-03-1985
-
10-03-2012
-
Direct
As per merit
34.
Shri Dojum Lollen
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
31-12-1982
-
10-03-2012
-
Direct
As per merit
35.
Shri Rajen Mudang
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
08-05-1985
-
10-03-2012
-
Direct
As per merit
36.
Miss Nampi Boli
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
04-09-1986
-
14-08-2015
-
Direct
As per merit
37.
Shri Ringgong Bitin
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
29-02-1989
-
14-08-2015
-
Direct
Resigned
38.
Smti Mum Tapak
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
23-06-1990
-
14-08-2015
-
Direct
As per merit
39.
Shri Tumbom Angu
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
31-01-1989
-
14-08-2015
-
Direct
As per merit
40.
Shri Pura Butang
B.E. (C)
APST
Temporary
06-02-1987
-
14-08-2015
-
Direct
As per merit
41.
Shri Goola Ravi
B.E. (C)
General
Temporary
15-12-1964
30-07-1990
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
42.
Shri Darmar Ete
DCE
APST
Temporary
27-07-1975
27-11-1997
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
43.
Shri Oseng Apum
DCE
APST
Temporary
15-06-1973
26-11-1997
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
44.
Shri Tomin Ete
B. Sc (C)
APST
Temporary
26-06-1972
01-12-1997
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
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Shri Vijay Passing
BE (C)
APST
Temporary
23-04-1971
29-12-1997
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
46.
Shri HN Pandey
AMIE (Ind)
General
Temporary
10-02-1966
29-11-1997
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
47.
Shri Gamila Singpho
DCE
APST
Temporary
22-06-1974
17-12-1997
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
Under sealed cover
48.
Shri Sawimso Tayeng
BE (C)
APST
Temporary
19-12-1972
24-11-1997
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
49.
Smti J. Singpho
DCE
APST
Temporary
24-04-1972
17-12-1997
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
Under sealed cover
50.
Shri Punyo Appa
DCE
APST
Temporary
08-09-1974
17-12-1997
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
51.
Shri Abhed Kr. Singh
DCE
General
Temporary
01-04-1969
27-11-1997
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
52.
Shri Genya Sora
DCE
APST
Temporary
20-03-1974
17-12-1997
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
53.
Shri Gei Loya
DCE
APST
Temporary
07-12-1981
17-10-2005
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
54.
Shri Jumken Bagra
BE (C)
APST
Temporary
29-06-1978
17-10-2005
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
55.
Shri Lemgo Loyi
BE (C)
APST
Temporary
29-06-1978
17-10-2005
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
Under sealed cover
56.
Shri M Pandian K
DCE
General
Temporary
28-04-1967
02-12-1997
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
57.
Shri Tato Doku
DCE
APST
Temporary
23-03-1983
17-10-2005
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
Under sealed cover
58.
Shri Bige Sora
DCE
APST
Temporary
10-03-1983
17-10-2005
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
59.
Shri Meghu Jongkey
BE (C)
APST
Temporary
08-12-1981
17-10-2005
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
60.
Shri Oyan Paggeng
DCE
APST
Temporary
01-01-1982
17-10-2005
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
61.
Shri HS Sharma
DCE
General
Temporary
01-11-1964
22-12-1997
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
62.
Shri Nyodu Taipodia
BE (C)
APST
Temporary
20-12-1980
17-10-2005
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
Under sealed cover
63.
Shri Dondup Norbu
BE (C)
APST
Temporary
01-12-1982
17-10-2005
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
Under sealed cover
64.
Shri Banung Tayeng
BE (C)
APST
Temporary
15-05-1982
28-11-2005
31-10-2019
-
Promotion
Under sealed cover
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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Under Secretary (HPD)
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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NOTIFICATION
The 4th May, 2022
No. JUD - 111/93.—In pursuance of the provisions of Section 21 of the Code of Criminal Procedure,
1973 (2 of 1974), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to appoint the 6 (six) officers
mentioned below as Special Executive Magistrate for maintenance of Law and Order for such time/period
only as and when there is apprehension of law and order in the given current situation within the Seppa
Township.
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Name and Designation
1.
Shri Ashok Tajo, PD (DRDA) & DPDO, Seppa
2.
Shri Kongo Gyadi, AE (PWD), Seppa Division
3.
Shri Tapi Payang, Inspector (Legal Metrology), Seppa
4.
Shri Jaida Singhi, AE (UD & H), Seppa
5.
Shri Kelay Sono, DDMO, Seppa
6.
Shri Balong Kino, BDO, Seppa
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 5th May, 2022
No. DC/ICC/JUD - 101/2022.—In accordance with the Government order vide No. TPT (B) -12025/1/
2022 dated 8th April , 2022, I Shri Talo Potom, IAS, Deputy Commissioner, Capital, Itanagar do hereby notify
the hire charge rate of Earth Mover/ Backhoe Loader and Excavator under the jurisdiction of Itanagar Capital
Complex with immediate effect as under.
1.
Earth mover/Backhoe Loader :-
(a)
` 1,500 per hour (fuel to be provided by the customer)
(b)
` 1,800 per hour (fuel to be provided by the machine owner)
(c)
` 2,00,000 per month (240 hours or 30 days whichever is earlier)
2.
Excavator :-
(a)
` 2,300 per hour (fuel to be provided by the customer)
(b)
` 2,800 per hour (fuel to be provided by the machine owner)
(c)
` 2,50,000 per month (240 hours or 30 days whichever is earlier)
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Capital Complex,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 9th May, 2022
No. PERS -13027/3/2021.—On basis of the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee
meeting held on 12th April, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of
Shri Thomas George, Under Secretary-cum-Senior Analyst (AR) to the post of Chief Analyst (AR) Group “A”
Gazetted in Level - 12 of Pay Matrix ` 78,800 - 2,09,200 pm plus other allowances as admissible as per
rules in force from time to time with effect from the date of DPC i.e. 12th April, 2022, subject to the final
outcome of the Hon’ble Supreme Court case in SLP (Civil) Appeal No. (s) 15677/2012.
Exercise of option for fixation of pay under FR - 22 (1) (a) (1) shall be entertained within one month
from the date of issuance of this order.
Other terms and conditions of the services which are not specified herein shall be governed by the rules
and orders of the State/Central Government as applicable from time to time.
Y.W. Ringu, IAS
Secretary (Personnel),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 9th May, 2022
No. PERS -12/9/2021/1352.—On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee
meeting held on 7th December, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of
the following APCS (Entry Grade) Officers to APCS (Senior Grade) in Level - 11 of Pay Matrix ` 67,700-
2,08,700 per month plus other allowances as admissible, as per rules in force from time to time with effect
from the dates as mentioned against each officer :-
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Name of Officer
with effect from
1.
Smti Rosalind Pertin
7th December, 2021
2.
Dr. Rubu Tabiyo
7th December, 2021
3.
Dr. Tojum Ete
7th December, 2021
4.
Smti Binti Mibang
7th December, 2021
5.
Dr. Nijohn Danggen
7th December, 2021
6.
Smti Jumyir Ronya
7th December, 2021
7.
Smti Miranda Pertin
1st January, 2022
2.
The other terms and conditions of the appointment, which are not specified herein shall be
governed by the existing Government rules and orders of the State Government as applicable from time to
time in this regard.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 9th May, 2022
No. PERS - 12/9/2021/1351.—On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee
meeting held on 7th December, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of
the following APCS (Senior Grade) Officers to APCS (Selection Grade) in Level - 12 of Pay Matrix ` 78,800-
2,09,200 per month plus other allowances as admissible, as per rules in force from time to time with effect
from the dates as mentioned against each officer :-
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Name of Officer
with effect from
1.
Shri Taku Raju Tapu
7th December, 2021
2.
Shri Nongkong Borang
7th December, 2021
3.
Shri Tajing Padung
7th December, 2021
4.
Shri Dahey Sangno
7th December, 2021
5.
Shri Ashok Tajo
7th December, 2021
6.
Shri Sabadam Tayeng
7th December, 2021
7.
Shri Lobsang Tsetan
1st January, 2022
2.
The other terms and conditions of the appointment, which are not specified herein shall be
governed by the existing Government rules and orders of the State Government as applicable from time to
time in this regard.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 11th May, 2022
No.JUD-68/2008.—In pursuance of the provisions of Section 21 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
(2 of 1974), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to appoint the 19 Nos. of Officers mentioned
below as Special Executive Magistrate for maintenance of law & order during the period of All Arunachal
Pradesh Student Union (AAPSU) election with immediate effect for a period of 6 (six) months as deemed
expedient by the District Administration, Itanagar Capital Region, Papum Pare District, Itanagar, Arunachal
Pradesh.
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1
2
(1)
Smti Moromi Sonam, DDMO
(2)
Smti Keter Bagra, DIPRO
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2
(3)
Shri Tem Kaya, DACO
(4)
Shri Dalin Tana, TIO
(5)
Shri Techi Tado, DITO
(6)
Shri Tapong Ekke, AMDO
(7)
Shri Akok Ratan, FAO
(8)
Shri Chukhu Talo, DPO
(9)
Smti Ephilo Riram, Asstt. Director (Stat)
(10)
Shri Amit Bengia, DFCSO
(11)
Er. Techi Nabo, EE, CDA, PWD
(12)
Er. Joram Lali, EE, Power
(13)
Shri Techi Tukap, DTO
(14)
Shri Takam Kechak, DLRSO
(15)
Er. Tarh Gongkap, EE,CDB,PWD
(16)
Shri Tuter Dulom, STS
(17)
Er. Techi Jobe, EE,RWD
(18)
Er. Sono Taku, AE, CDA
(19)
Er. Tadar Mangku, EE,PHED
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 13th May, 2022
No.PERS-11/1/2020(Pt-2).— In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased
to order transfer/posting/re-allocation of charges of the following IAS/APCS officers with immediate effect and
until further orders.
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Name of Officer
Present Posting as
Posted as
Remarks
1.
Shri Sandeep Kumar,
_
1. Principal Secretary
Upon Joining in the
IAS (AGMUT : 97)
to Governor
State.
2. Chairman (APSSB)
2.
Shri Kaling Tayeng, IAS
Commissioner (PWD/
Commissioner (Home/
In addition to present
(AGMUT : 98)
Political/VIG/Power)
Border Affairs)
charge
Div. Commr. (West)
3.
Shri C.N. Longphai, IAS
Secretary (Home) &
Secretary (WCD/
In addition to existing
(AGMUT : 09)
IG Prison
SJETA)
charges by relieving
Smti Padmini Singla,
IAS (AGMUT : 02) from
the charges of WCD &
SJETA).
4.
Smti Akriti Sagar, IAS
Awaiting Posting
Special Secretary
(AGMUT : 16)
(WCD/SJETA)
—
5.
Shri Sachin Rana, IAS
Special Secretary
Deputy Commissioner,
Vice Shri Minga
(AGMUT : 14)
(UD/ULB & Housing)
Papum Pare District
Sherpa, IAS
Transferred.
6.
Shri Sunny Singh, IAS
ADC, Miao
Deputy Commissioner,
Vice Shri Devansh
(AGMUT : 18)
Changlang District
Yadav, IAS transferred.
7.
Smti. Mamata Riba,
Joint Secretary
Deputy Commissioner,
Vice Shri Duly Kamduk,
APCS (AG)
(APSSB)
Leparada District
APCS (AG)
8.
Shri Duly Kamduk,
Deputy Commissioner,
Joint Secretary
Vice Smti. Mamata
APCS (AG)
Leparada District
(APSSB)
Riba, APCS (AG).
Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 13th May, 2022
No. PERS-11/1/2020(Pt-2).— In pursuance of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India, Order No.
14020/02/2020.UTS-I dated 20/04/2020, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order relieving of the
following IAS officers from the strength of the Government of Arunachal Pradesh as detailed below to enable
them to join their new assignments under respective Governments on transfer.
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Name of officers
Date of relieve
To join
1.
Shri Santosh Kumar Rai (2014)
27/05/2022
Govt. of Delhi
2.
Shri Devansh Yadav, (2016)
16/05/2022
Govt. of Jammu & Kashmir
3.
Smti Ayushi Sudan (2017)
17/05/2022
Govt. of Jammu & Kashmir
4.
Shri Minga Sherpa (2017)
17/05/2022
Govt. of Jammu & Kashmir
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 17th May, 2022
No. GS/Estt-14/2012/Pt.— With the approval of the State Cabinet, Arunachal Pradesh, vide No. CAB/M-
8/8/2021/328-333 dated 31st August, 2021, the Government of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accord sanction
for creation of 1 (one) post of Protocol Assistant (Group-B, Non-Gazetted, in Pay Matrix Level - 6 (` 35,400 -
1,12,400 per month) in Governor’s Camp Office, Arunachal Pradesh, New Delhi, the selection for which will be
done by the Governor’s Secretariat.
The expenditure is debitable to the Head of Account - 2012-03-090-01-00-01(Salaries)-Non-Plan ;
Demand No. 2.
This supersedes earlier Order issued vide No.GS/Estt-14/2012/Pt/2541-49, dated Itanagar, the 3rd
September, 2021.
Bosco B.F. George, IPS
Secretary to Governor
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 20th May, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.— In pursuance of Affidavit No. 21739 dated 18th May, 2022 sworn in before
Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made by
Shri Sebiam Pada , son of Shri Sebiam Kojum, a permanent resident of Village - Tepi, PO - Deed, PS-Yazali,
District - Lower Subansiri, Arunachal Pradesh to change his surname from Shri Sebiam Pada to
Shri Sibiam Pada.
Henceforth, Shri Sebiam Pada will be known and distinguished as Shri Sibiam Pada for all purposes.
Talo Potam, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 28th March, 2022
No. JUD-57/2002(Vol-V).—In continuation to the Government Order of even No. Jud-57/2002(Vol - V),
dated 9th March, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to appoint the following
Advocates/Lawyers as Government Panel Advocate with effect from 1st January, 2022 to 31st December, 2024
for conducting cases before the Courts of the Judicial magistrate First Class, Chief Judicial Magistrate,
Additional District and Session Judge and District and Sessions Judge in the State of Arunachal Pradesh,
within their respective territorial jurisdiction.
The Office of the Deputy Commissioners and all the Governments Establishment may engage the Lawyers
from the respective District-wise Panel.
Commissioner (Law)
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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Name of Advocate
Name of District
(I)
West Siang
1
2
3
1.
Shri Minrik Nochi
2.
Shri Geki Ete
3.
Shri Mini Bagra
4.
Shri Keni Loyi
5.
Shri Rikge Romin
6.
Shri Kebom Taso
7.
Shri Iben Bagra
8.
Shri Limin Karcho
9.
Shri Jummin Lollen
10.
Shri Dagyom Diyum
11.
Shri Reyi Boje
12.
Shri Binge Nomuk
13.
Shri Jumkar Niri
14.
Shri Gorik Kamduk
15.
Ms. Karpi Ado
16.
Shri Jumge Bagra
17.
Ms. Meena Riba
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PART - I
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18.
Shri Dambom Bagra
19.
Ms. Marphy Ete
20.
Shri Kenbom Bagra
21.
Shri pakter Sora
22.
Shri Pagmi Karga
23.
Shri Tai Chije
24.
Shri Jumka Kamduk
25.
Shri Todak Ado
(II)
Kurung Kumey
1.
Shri Yumlam Kaku
2.
Shri Paniye Bate
ORDER
The10th May, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 6228 dated 5th May, 2022 sworn in before
Executive Magistrate, Capital Complex, Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made by
Smti Jikke Yadab, daughter of Shri Sorang Takap a permanent resident of village - Keba, P.O - Tali, P.S - Tali,
Circle-Pipsorang, District - Kra Daadi, Arunachal Pradesh to change her surname from Smti Sorang Yadap to
Smti Jikke Yadap.
Henceforth, Smti Sorang Yadap will be known and distinguished as Smti Jikke Yadap for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 13th May, 2022
No. DC/PP/JUD/19/PC/2016.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 3193 dated 22nd October, 2021 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Papum Pare District, Yupia, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request by
Shri Tagu Techi, son of Shri Techi Bida a permanent resident of Village - Deb, PO & PS - Sagalee, District-
Papum Pare, Yupia, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name from Shri Tagu Techi to Shri Techi Chegu Tara.
Henceforth, Shri Tagu Techi will be known and distinguished as Shri Techi Chegu Tara for all purposes.
Minga Sherpa, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Papum Pare District, Yupia,
Arunachal Pradesh.
NOTIFICATION
The 18th May, 2022
No. EED-13023/2/2022.— The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accord approval for changing
of nomenclature/renaming of Government Primary School Pilla - II as Government Primary School Pilla - III”,
Silsango Circle, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh. In consent with the date of Government approval the
name shall be used in every slot of school parameter works.
This issued with approval of competent authority vide Note # 11 dated 23rd May, 2022 and Note # 10 dated
18th May, 2022.
Padmini Singla, IAS
Commissioner (Education),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 19th May, 2022
No. SPWD-E/01/2022/213-21.—On recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committe dated
11th May, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order the promotion of the following
Assistant Engineer (Civil) to the post of Executive Engineer (Civil) with effect from the date of recommendation
of DPC, i.e. 11th May, 2022 under Arunachal Pradesh Public Works Department, in the Pay Matrix of
` 67,700-1,55,300 pm, at Level - 11 plus other allowances as admissible under rules from time to time :
1.
Shri Dagli Kato
2.
Shri Okep Dai
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3.
Smti Bengia Mala Taba
4.
Shri Nabam Takar
The other terms and conditions which are not mentioned herein shall be governed by the rules and
regulations of the Government of Arunachal Pradesh as may be applicable from time to time.
The place of posting of above officers shall be intimated in due course time.
Kaling Tayeng
Commissioner (PWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 20th May, 2022
No. DFCS-17011/3/2022.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to order for closure of
CPO Centre Monigong, Shi-Yomi District Arunachal Pradesh, consequent upon development in surface
communication by BRTF/92RCC (GREF) Road and to switch over to PDS in place of Air sortie operation with
effect from 1st July, 2022.
The allotted quantity of food grains for CPO Monigong against CPO scheme (Air sortie operation) will be
re-allotted to DC, Shi-Yomi District for further distribution to bonafied consumers under PDS/TDS (NFSA &
NON-NFSA) Schemes. The DC, Shi-Yomi, District, Arunachal Pradesh shall have to issue a distance notification
covering Monigong circle under PDS network exclusively for claiming transportation charges and also to issue
FPS license against Monigong, if not issued yet.
Further, the concerned District Administration shall take necessary action to examine and clear CPO
Accounts of CPO Centre Monigong within 3 (three) months without further delay to avoid lapses/lacunae/
complicacy and audit objection etc.
This issues with the approval of Government vide Note # 10 dated 19th May, 2022.
Opak Gao, IAS
Secretary (Food & Civil Supplies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 20th May, 2022
No. DFCS-17011/4/2022.— The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order for closure of CPO
Centre Singa, Upper Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh, consequent upon development in surface communication
by PMGSY Road and to switch over to PDS in place of Air sortie operation with effect from 1st July, 2022.
The allotted quantity of food grains for CPO singa against CPO scheme (Air sortie operation) will be
re-alloted to DC Upper Siang, for further distribution to bonafied Consumers under PDS/TDS (NFSA &
NON-NFSA) Schemes. The DC Upper Siang, Arunachal Pradesh shall have to issue a distance notification
covering Singa Circle under PDS network exclusively for claiming transportation charges and also to issue
FPS license against Singa,if not issued yet.
Further, the concerned District Administration shall take necessary action to examine and clean CPO
Accounts of CPO Centre Singa within 3 (three) months without further delay to avoid lapses/lacunae/complicacy
and Audit objection etc.
This issues with the approval of Government vide Note # 10 dated 19th May, 2022.
Opak Gao, IAS
Secretary (Food & Civil Supplies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 25th May, 2022
No. AGRI/E-19/2017(PART-II).— On the recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC)
held on 13th April, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to promote Shri Ganga Tachang, AFA
(Sr) who possessed B.Sc. (Agri.) degree to the post of Agriculture Development Officer (ADO) in the Pay Matrix
of ` 56,100 - 1,77,500 p.m. (Level - 10) with effect from the date of holding DPC i.e. 13th April, 2022 in the
Department of Agriculture against 20% reserved vacancies for promotion in terms of Arunachal Pradesh Agriculture
Service Rule-2019.
Further, Shri Ganga Tachang, AFA (Sr.) is posted at Bhalukpong on his promotion as Agriculture Development
Officer under District Agriculture Officer, Bomdila West Kameng District Arunachal Pradesh.
Other terms and conditions of the service which are not specified herein shall be governed by relevant
rules and orders from time to time.
Bidol Tayeng, IAS
Secretary (Agriculture),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 27th May, 2022
No. PERS-12014/3/2021/1448.— In the interest of public service the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to order posting of Smti Parul Gaur Mittal, IRS (2014) as Special Secretary (IT & Transport) by relieving
her from the charges of Special Secretary (Science & Technology) with immediate effect and until further
orders.
Mimum Tayeng, IAS
Secretary (Personnel),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 27th May, 2022
No. PERS-12014/3/2021/1449.— In the interest of public service the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to order transfer/posting/re-allocation of charges of the following APCS Officers as mentioned below
with immediate effect and until further order.
Sl. No.
Name of Officer
Present Posting as
Posted /re-allocated as
Remarks
1.
Shri R.K. Sharma,
DC, Namsai
Additional Secretary
APCS (SAG)
District
(Planning & Power)
2.
Shri Liyon Borang,
Addl. Secretary
Mission Director,
As additional charge
APCS (AG)
(Food & CS)
NHM
3.
Shri Kanto Danggen,
Director (Food &
Director (Transport)
Vice Sl. No. 4
APCS (AG)
Civil Supplies)
4.
Shri W. Khimhun,
Director (Transport)
Director (Food &
Vice Sl. No. 3
APCS (AG)
Civil Supplies)
5.
Shri Tamune Messar,
Director (Art &
Director (Civil Aviation), Vacant
APCS (AG)
Culture)
6.
Shri Solung Miji,
CEO, ArSLM
Joint Secy.
Vacant
APCS (AG)
(Panchayati Raj)
7.
Smti S. Lowang
DC, Lower
Director (Art &
Vice Sl. No. 5
APCS (AG)
Subansiri District
Culture)
8.
Shri Sode Potom,
Awaiting posting
Joint Secy.
Vacant
APCS (AG)
(Education)
9.
Shri C.R. Khampa,
MD, NHM
DC, Namsai District
Vice Sl. No. 1
APCS (AG)
10.
Shri Bamin Nime,
Jt. Secretary
DC, Lower Subansiri
Vice Sl. No. 7
APCS (AG)
(Protocol/CA)
District
11.
Shri Techu Aran,
i/c ADC Kanubari
To continue as ADC
On promotion
APCS (AG)
Kanubari
12.
Shri Onam Lego,
DS (UD/Housing/
Jt. Secretary (UD/
On promotion
APCS (AG)
TP)
Housing/TP)
13.
Shri Cheechung Chukhu,
i/c ADC Taliha
To continue as ADC
On promotion
APCS (AG)
(Kodak)
Taliha (Kodak)
14.
Shri Sokheplum Mining,
i/c ADC Namsai
To continue as ADC
On promotion
APCS (AG)
Namsai
15.
Shri Liyi Bagra,
i/c ADC Aalo
To continue as ADC
On promotion
APCS (AG)
Aalo
16.
Shri Ibom Tao,
Under order of
ADC, Miao
On promotion
APCS (AG)
transfer to Khonsa
17.
Shri Tage Rumi,
DS (Geo & Mining/
Jt. Secretary
On promotion
APCS (AG)
Training/WRD)
(Geo & Mining/
Training/WRD)
2.
The Officers concerned are to be relieved immediately to enable them to join their new place of posting.
Copy of release/joining report in respect of the officer may be forwarded to the Personnel Department.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 31st May, 2022
No. PERS-18012/1/2021/1465.— WHEREAS, vide Government Order No. PERS-59/03/244 dated 25th
February, 2020, Smti Kapter Ringu, APCS (Senior Grade), while being posted as Under Secretary (APSSB)
was placed under suspension with effect from 20th February, 2020 on her arrest for malpractice and corruption
in examinations conducted by APSSB for the Posts of UDC, LDC/JSA and others and case registered
vide FIR of SIC (VIG) PS Case No. 03/2020 dated 16th February, 2020 U/S 468/469/471/120(B) IPC R/W
Sec. 13(2) PC Act, 1988 and SIC (VIG) PS C/No. 07/2020 U/S 468/469/471/120(B) IPC R/W Sec. 7/8/13(1)(b)
& 13(2) PC Act, 1988 ;
AND WHEREAS, a departmental proceeding under CCS (CCA) Rules, 1965 is also under process
against Smti Kapter Ringu, APCS (Senior Grade) for her above mentioned illegal acts and Inquiry Report
under submission for Government decision;
AND WHEREAS, the matter was discussed and deliberated in the Suspension Review Committee (SRC)
headed by the Chief Secretary, Government of Arunachal Pradesh held on 30th May, 2022 and decided that
the suspension of Smti Kapter Ringu, APCS (Sr. Grd), be extended for another 6 (six) months with effect from
2nd June, 2022;
AND WHEREAS, the Competent Authority after due examination of all the facts and circumstances of
the cases and documents placed on record has accepted the aforesaid recommendation of the Suspension
Review Committee;
NOW THEREFORE, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, in exercise of powers conferred by the Rule
10(6) of the CCS (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1965, hereby extends the Suspension of said
Smti Kapter Ringu, APCS (Senior Grade), for a further period of 180 days with effect from 2nd June, 2022 to
28th November, 2022.
(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH)
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
The 31st May, 2022
Subject :- Extension of time line for recording of Annual Performance Assessment Report (APAR) of APCS
Officers and Arunachal Pradesh Civil Secretariat Service Officers and Officials for the Reporting
year 2021-22.
No. AR-2022/1/2021-SECT-1-AR-PART(1)/192.—The Under signed is directed to state that several
requests have received in this Department seeking extension of timeline for submission of Self Appraisal
report of APCS Officers as well as the Officers and Officials of Civil Secretariat through SPARROW.
2. Accordingly, the matter has been examined once again and the Competent Authority has now
decided to extend the timeline for initiation of Self Appraisal only from the existing date of
31st May, 2022 to 15th June, 2022 (through SPARROW only) in partial modification of earlier Office
Memorandum of even Number dated 28th April, 2022.
3. However, the cut off dates for Reviewing and Accepting Authority of APAR mentioned in the OM dated
28th April, 2022 shall remain same.
Joint Secretary to the
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 31st May, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 268/17 dated 17th October, 2017 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Pasighat, East Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made
by Smti Yater Kena Darang, daughter of Late Talo Kena a permanent resident of Village Marbuk, PO & PS.
Pasighat, District East Siang, Arunachal Pradesh to change her name/surname from Smti Rossina Kena to
Smti Yater Kena Darang.
Henceforth, Smti Rossina Kena will be known and distinguished as Smti Yater Kena Darang for all
purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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ORDER
The 7th June, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 6488 dated 10th March, 2015 sworn in
before Judicial Magistrate 1st Class, Koloriang, Kurung Kumey District, Arunachal Pradesh as per written
request made by Smti Yapi Marbom, wife of Shri Tadar Umar a permanent resident of Village -Tungmar,
PO. Tali PS. Sangram, District-Kurung Kumey, Arunachal Pradesh to change her surname from Smti Yapi
Marbom to Smti Yapi Marbom Tadar.
Henceforth, Smti Yapi Marbom will be known and distinguished as Smti Yapi Marbom Tadar for all
purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - III
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government and Heads of Departments.
NOTIFICATION
The 29th September, 2021
No.WCD-82/2019-29(F/C).— The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to notify “Arunachal Pradesh
Guidelines for Foster-Care Programme, 2020” for the purpose of implementation of Foster-Care Programme
in the State as per sub-section (7) of Section 44 of the Juvenile Justice Act, 2015 and Rule 23 of Arunachal
Pradesh Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Rule, 2020, with effect from the date of issue of this
Notification.
Niharika Rai, IAS
Commissioner,
Women and Child Development Department,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT
ITANAGAR PERMANENT BENCH AT NAHARLAGUN, ARUNACHAL PRADESH
Contact : 0360 - 2247104, Fax : 0360 - 2247103, Email : [email protected]
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NOTIFICATION
The 27th May, 2022
No. HC(IB)14/2019/ Admn/2430.—The Gauhati High Court has been pleased to transfer Shri Nani Grayu,
District and Sessions Judge, Yupia and posted as District and Sessions Judge, Aalo, vice Shri Gote Mega
transferred.
Shri Grayu shall hand over charge of his Court and Office to Shri Gote Mega, District and Sessions Judge,
Aalo and proceed to join his new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/Admn/2431.—Smti Jaweplu Chai, Member Secretary, Arunachal Pradesh State Legal
Services Authority, Itanagar is transferred and posted as District and Sessions Judge, Ziro vice Shri Lobsang
Tenzin transferred.
Smti Chai shall hand over charge of her Office to Shri Yomge Ado, District and Sessions Judge, Tezu and
proceed to join her new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/Admn/2432.—Shri Lobsang Tenzin, District and Sessions Judge, Ziro, is transferred
and posted as District and Sessions Judge, Tezu vice Shri Yomge Ado, transferred.
Shri Tenzin shall hand over charge of his Court and Office to Smti Jaweplu Chai, Member Secretary,
Arunachal Pradesh State Legal Services Authority, Itanagar and proceed to join his new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/Admn/2433.—Shri Gote Mega, District and Sessions Judge, Aalo is transferred and
posted as District and Sessions Judge, Yupia vice Shri Nani Grayu transferred.
Shri Mega shall hand over charge of his Court and Office to Shri Nani Grayu, District and Sessions Judge,
Yupia and proceed to join his new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/Admn/2434.—Shri Tageng Padoh, District and Sessions Judge, Bomdila is transferred
and posted as District and Sessions Judge, Pasighat, vice Shri Budi Habung transferred.
Shri Padoh shall hand over charge of his Court and Office to Shri Hirendra Kashyap, District and Sessions
Judge, Khonsa and proceed to join his new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/Admn/2435.—Shri Hirendra Kashyap, District and Sessions Judge, Khonsa is
transferred and posted as District and Sessions Judge, Bomdila, vice Shri Tageng Padoh transferred.
Shri Kashyap shall hand over charge of his Court and Office to Shri Ito Basar, Registrar, Gauhati High
Court, Itanagar Permanent Bench, Naharlagun and proceed to join his new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/ Admn/2436.—Shri Yomge Ado, District and Sessions Judge, Tezu is transferred and
posted as Member Secretary, Arunachal Pradesh State Legal Services Authority, Itanagar, vice Smti Jaweplu
Chai transferred.
Shri Ado shall hand over charge of his Court and Office to Shri Lobsang Tenzin, District and Sessions
Judge, Ziro and proceed to join his new assignment.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/ Admn/2437.—Shri Komjum Tasso, CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Seppa is transferred
and posted as CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Roinq, vice Shri Tailang Laji transferred.
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Shri Tasso shall hand over charge of his Court and Office to Shri Habung Tangu, CJM-cum-Civil Judge
(Sr. Div), Aalo and proceed to join his new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/ Admn/2438.—Shri Moji Ete, CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Daporijo is transferred
and posted as CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Bomdila.
Shri Ete shall hand over charge of his Court and Office to Miss Bissomoti Lego, CJM-cum-Civil Judge
(Sr. Div), Yupia and proceed to join his new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/Admn/2439.—Miss Bissomoti Lego, CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Yupia is transferred
and posted as Chief Judicial Magistrate-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Daporijo vice Shri Moji Ete transferred.
Miss Lego shall hand over charge of her Court and Office to Miss Kenyir Kato, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge
(Jr. Div), Koloriang and proceed to join her new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/Admn/2440.—Shri Habung Tangu, CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Aalo is transferred
and posted as Chief Judicial Magistrate-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Seppa vice Shri Komjum Tasso transferred.
Shri Tangu shall hand over charge of his Court and Office to Shri Tadu Tamang, Joint Registrar, Gauhati
High Court, Itanagar Permanent Bench, Naharlagun and proceed to join his new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/Admn/2441.—Shri Domo Padu, CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Ziro is transferred and
posted as Chief Judicial Magistrate-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Tezu.
Shri Padu shall hand over charge of his Court and Office to Shri Damge Niri, CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div),
Changlang and proceed to join his new place of posting.
No.HC(IB)14/2019/Admn/2442.—Smti Mary Kamsi, CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Pasighat is transferred
and posted as Chief Judicial Magistrate-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Changlang, vice Shri Damge Niri transferred.
Smti Kamsi shall hand over charge of her Court and Office to Miss Tenzin Metho, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge
(Jr. Div), Yupia and proceed to join her new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/ Admn/2443.—Shri Damge Niri, CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Changlang is
transferred and posted as Chief Judicial Magistrate-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Ziro, vice Shri Domo Padu
transferred.
Shri Niri shall hand over charge of his Court and Office to Smti Mary Kamsi, CJM- cum-Civil Judge
(Sr. Div), Pasighat and proceed to join his new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/Admn/2444.—Miss Tenzin Metho, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Yupia, is transferred
and posted as CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Pasighat, vice Smti Mary Kamsi transferred.
Miss Metho shall hand over charge of her Court and Office to Miss Sonia Ketan, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge
(Jr. Div), Yingkiong and proceed to join her new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/ Admn/2445.—Miss Kenyir Kato, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Koloriang, is
transferred and posted as CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div), Yupia, vice Miss Bissomoti Lego transferred.
Miss Kato shall hand over charge of her Court and Office to Shri John Techi, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge
(Jr. Div), Daporijo and proceed to join her new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/Admn/2446.—Miss Sonia Ketan, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Yingkiong, is
transferred and posted as JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Yupia, vice Miss Tenzin Metho promoted and
transferred.
Miss Ketan shall hand over charge of her Court and Office to Smti Epi Kapu, JMFC-cum Civil Judge
(Jr. Div), Longding and proceed to join her new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/ Admn/2447.—Miss Mary Jonnam, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Hawai, is transferred
and posted as JMFC-cum Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Namsai, vice Shri Narang Laji transferred.
Miss Jonnam shall hand over charge of her Court and Office to Shri Utumso Boo, JMFC-cum Civil Judge
(Jr. Div), Tawang and proceed to join her new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/ Admn/2448.—Shri Narang Laji, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Namsai, is transferred
and posted as JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Khonsa, vice Smti Christina Mum Norbu transferred.
Shri Laji shall hand over charge of his Court and Office to Miss Mary Jonnam, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge
(Jr. Div), Hawai and proceed to join his new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/ Admn/2449.—Shri Utumso Boo, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Tawang, is transferred
and posted as JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Hawai, vice Miss Mary Jonnarn transferred.
Shri Boo shall hand over charge of his Court and Office to Miss Rido Pina, JMFC- cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div),
Changlang and proceed to join his new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/Admn/2450.—Smti Epi Kapu, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Longding, is transferred
and posted as JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Yingkiong, vice Miss Sonia Ketan transferred.
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Smti Kapu shall hand over charge of her Court and Office to Smti Christina Mum Norbu, JMFC-cum-Civil
Judge (Jr. Div), Khonsa and proceed to join her new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/Admn/2451.—Smti Christina Mum Norbu, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Khonsa, is
transferred and posted as JMFC-cum Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Longding, vice Smti Epi Kapu transferred.
Smti Norbu shall hand over charge of her Court and Office to Shri Narang Laji, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge
(Jr. Div), Namsai and proceed to join her new place of posting.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/ Admn/2452.—Shri John Techi, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Daporijo, is
transferred and posted as JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Koloriang, vice Miss Kenyir Kato promoted and
transferred.
No. HC(IB)14/2019/Admn/2453.—Miss Rido Pina, JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Changlang, is
transferred and posted as JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div), Tawang, vice Shri Utumso Boo transferred.
By Order,
Ito Basar
Registrar,
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ORDER
The 21st February, 2022
No. AGRI/SBM-01/2018-19.—In 2017, an amendment was made to the Indian Forest Act, 1927, whereby
Bamboo was removed from the category of Trees. Accordingly, the National Bamboo Mission Project, which
was earlier under the Ministry of Forest and Environment, Government of India, was transferred to Ministry of
Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare, Government of India.
Further, vide letter D.O.No. 15-01/2017-CC dated 7th May, 2018, the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’
Welfare, Government of India has directed the State Government to designate the nodal Department for anchoring
the Mission in the State and nominate the Mission Director, State Bamboo Development Agency.
Accordingly, with the approval of the competent authority, the State Bamboo Mission is hereby placed
under the Department of Agriculture.
Henceforth, the subject matter of National Bamboo Mission will be anchored in the Department of Agriculture,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh in terms of the Arunachal Pradesh Transaction of Business Rules, 2012.
This supersedes all previous orders on this matter.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 3rd March, 2022
No.CLMCA-20025/1/2021.—In terms of the Advisory of the Department of Consumer Affairs, Ministry of
Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, Government of India vide their Memo No. U-11/15/2020 BIS
dated 8th April, 2021 and the Notification dated New Delhi, the 8th April, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal
Pradesh is pleased to constitute the State Level Committee on Standardization for the State of Arunachal
Pradesh with the following members :-
1.
The Chief Secretary to the Government of Arunachal Pradesh
—
Chairman
2.
The Secretary (Legal Metrology and Consumer Affairs)
—
Member Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar.
3.
The Secretary (Commerce and Industries)
—
Member
Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - I
Appointments, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
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4.
The Secretary (Public Health Engineering and Water Supply),
—
Member
Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar.
5.
The Secretary (Public Works Department)
—
Member
Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar.
6.
The President/Secretary, (Chamber of Commerce), Itanagar
—
Member
7.
Representative of two other Industry Association in the State
—
Member
(i)
Shri Tarh Nachung, Proprietor of M/S T.N.T Shilpa Bakery,
Naharlagun.
(ii)
Shri Lindum Rana, President, Arunachal Pradesh,
Micro and Small Industries Development Association
(APM&SIDA), Naharlagun.
8.
Representative of two Consumer Organizations/
—
Member
NGOs in the State
(i)
President/Secretary, Consumer Rights Organization,
Arunachal Pradesh Unit, Naharlagun.
(ii)
Chairman, Oju Welfare Association, Naharlagun.
9.
Representative of one Central PSU - Regional Manager, SBI,
—
Member
VIP Road, Bank Tinali, Itanagar, Papum Pare District,
Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar.
10. Representative of one State PSU-Director (APEDA),
—
Member
Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar.
11. Representatives from two leading technical/professional
—
Member
Education Institution in the State.
(i)
Registrar, North East Regional Institution of Science and
Technology (NERIST), Nirjuli.
(ii)
Director, Tomo Riba Institute of Health and Medical Sciences
(TRIHMS), Naharlagun.
12. DDG, BIS of the Region/Representative
—
Member
Terms of Reference of the Committee:-
(i)
Identifying areas for the formulation of new Indian Standards.
(ii)
Identifying products, processes and systems for enforcing compliance with Indian Standards.
(iii)
Measures for effective implementation of Quality Control Orders (QCOs) issued by Government of
India.
(iv)
Measures for awareness generation among consumers regarding Standards.
(v)
Any other activity to create a robust quality eco-system in the State. The office of the BIS shall
provide technical support, guidance and furnish relevant documentation to the State Level Committee
on Standardization and prepare agenda items for decision making, discussion and deliberations
thereof.
This comes into force with immediate effect and supersedes the earlier orders/
instructions issued in this regard.
Naresh Kumar, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 30th March, 2022
No. HMB(A)E-52133/2022/464.—A Committee comprising of the following officers is hereby constituted to
work out various terms and conditions of setting up and running rehabilitation centre in the State in terms of the
Revised Scheme for surrender-cum-rehabilitation of militants in the North East ( as amended in January, 2018)
issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India vide No. 6/16/2017-NE. I, dated Nil within 30 days of
issuance of this order :
1.
Principal Secretary, Home
—
Chairman
2.
IG, Law and Order, PHQ
—
Member
3.
Commissioner, Planning
—
Member
This issues with the approval of the competent authority.
Rajeev Verma, IAS
Principal Secretary (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 30th March, 2022
No. HMB(A)E-52133/2022/465.—In pursuance of para 9 (I) of the Revised Scheme for Surrender-cum-
rehabilitation of militants in the North East (as amended in January, 2018) issued by the Ministry of Home
Affairs, Government of India vide No. 6/16/2017-NE. I, dated Nil, the VVK Art of Living is hereby notified as the
nominated NGO in the Committee headed by IGP (Intelligence). The Overall management and administration of
the Rehabilitation Centre to be set up at Tourism Department unused asset at Bismaknagar under the control
of DC under the said Scheme.
This issues with the approval of the competent authority.
Rajeev Verma, IAS
Principal Secretary (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 30th March, 2022
No. HMB(A)-227181/2022/466.—In pursuance of para 9 (v) of the Revised Scheme for surrender-cum-
rehabilitation of militants in the North East (as amended in January, 2018) issued by the Ministry of Home
Affairs, Government of India vide No. 6/16/2017-NE.I, dated Nil, a Screening Committee comprising of the
following is hereby constituted :-
1.
IGP ( Intelligence/LO), APP act as the Surrender and
—
Chairman
Rehabilitation officer (S&R officer) under the scheme
2.
Brigadier Assam Rifles 25 Sector, Lekhapani Assam
—
Member
3.
Deputy Director, SIB, Itanagar
—
Member
4.
DIG (Ops) CRPF, Dibrugarh
—
Member
5.
Secretary (Home), Government of Arunachal Pradesh
—
Member
6.
DIG (Int)/SP (SB), APP
—
Member
7.
A nominated NGO working in Arunachal Pradesh with good credentials
—
Member
Terms of reference of the Screening Committee:
1.
To identify surrendered militants and to formally consider/accept their surrender.
2.
To transfer the surrenderees to the rehabilitation camp.
3.
To coordinate rehabilitation work of the surrenderees.
4.
Any other task that is necessary under the purview of the said scheme.
Rajeev Verma, IAS
Principal Secretary (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 30th March, 2022
No. HMB(A)-227181/2022/467.—In pursuance of para 9 (I) of the Revised Scheme for surrender-cum-
rehabilitation of militants in the North East (as amended in January, 2018) issued by the Ministry of Home
Affairs, Government of India vide No. 6/16/2017-NE.I, dated Nil, the Addl. Director General of Police/Inspector
General of Police (SB), PHQ, Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar is hereby notified as the surrender and Rehabilitation
Officer (S & R Officer) under the said Scheme.
He shall act as the Surrender and Rehabilitation Officer under the said Scheme and discharge all duties
and responsibilities prescribed under the Scheme.
Rajeev Verma, IAS
Principal Secretary (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 3rd May, 2022
No. PHE/Sectt-45/97/Pt-III.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order for establishment of
the following functional PHE & WS Divisions/Sub-Divisions for proper and speedy implementation of JJM/
Supervision/monitoring, execution, operation and maintenance of the various water supply schemes under the
jurisdiction of respective PHE & WS Divisions/Sub-Divisions. All the proposals of ongoing projects/schemes/
works and all related office records, correspondences, file etc alongwith all assets like buildings, office equipment
and materials etc shall be relocated including the existing manpower on as is where is basis.
Divisions
I.
PHE & WS Division at Chayangtajo under East Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The functional PHE & WS Division at Chayangtajo is established by bifurcating from Seppa
PHE & WS Division with administrative jurisdiction namely ADC HQ Chayangtajo, CO HQ Sawa,
CO HQ Pipu and CO HQ Gyawepurang.
II.
PHE & WS Division at Tali under Kra Daadi District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The functional PHE & WS Division at Tali is established by bifurcating from Palin (Jamin) PHE & WS
Division with administrative jurisdiction namely ADC HQ Tali and CO HQ Pipsorang.
III. PHE & WS Division at Yachuli under Lower Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The functional PHE & WS Division at Yachuli is established by bifurcating from Ziro PHE & WS
Division with administrative jurisdiction namely ADC HQ Yachuli, CO HQ Deed, CO HQ Pistana,
CO HQ Param Putu and CO HQ Yazali.
IV.
PHE & WS Division at Koloriang under Kurung Kumey District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The functional PHE & WS Division at Koloriang is established by bifurcating from Sangram-Laaying
PHE & WS Division with administrative jurisdictions namely District HQ Koloriang, ADC HQ Patuk,
CO HQ Sarli, CO HQ Polossang, CO HQ Damin, CO HQ Paniassang and CO HQ Parsiparlo.
Sub-Divisions
I.
PHE & WS Sub-Division at Yazali under Lower Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The functional PHE & WS Sub-Division at Yazali is established by bifurcating from Yachuli PHE &
WS Sub-Division, with administrative jurisdiction of CO HQ Yazali and Pistana.
II. PHE & WS Sub-Division at Pipsorang under Kra Daadi District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The functional PHE & WS Sub-Division at Pipsorang is established by bifurcating from Tali PHE &
WS Sub-Division with administrative jurisdiction of CO HQ Pipsorang.
III.
PHE & WS Sub-Division at Balijan under Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The functional PHE & WS Sub-Division at Balijan is established by bifurcating from Karsingsa
PHE & WS Sub-Division with administrative jurisdiction namely ADC HQ Balijan and CO HQ Tarasso.
IV.
PHE & WS Sub-Division at Damin under Kurung Kumey District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The functional PHE & WS Sub-Division at Damin is established by bifurcating from Koloriang
PHE & WS Sub-Division with administrative jurisdiction namely ADC HQ Patuk, CO HQ Damin, CO
HQ Paniassang and CO HQ Parsiparlo.
This order comes into force with immediate effect.
N.T.Glow, IRS
Secretary (PHE & WSD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itangar.
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ORDER
The 31st May, 2022
No. DPR-14012(11)/3/2022/4053.—The State Advisory Committee (SAC) is hereby constituted with following
members for periodical review of the performance in the implementation of Revamped Rashtriya Gram Swaraj
Abhiyan (RGSA) and for suitably advising the concerned authorities of the state for effective implementation for
the year 2022-23 under the chairmanship of Hon'ble Minister (PR), Arunachal Pradesh.
1.
Minister of PR & RD
—
Chairperson
2.
Minister of PHED
—
Member
3.
Secretary (Department of Panchayati Raj)
—
Member Secretary
4.
Secretary (Department of SJETA)
—
Member
5.
Secretary (Department of Finance)
—
Member
6.
Secretary (Department of W & CD)
—
Member
7.
2 Eminent persons working in field of Panchayati Raj
(i)
Shri Yeshe Dorjee Thongchi, Padma Shri Awardee
—
Member
(ii)
Ms. Komoli Mossang, Social Worker/
—
Member
Ex. Chairperson APSCW
8.
2
Zilla Parishad Chairperson by rotation
(i)
Ms. Biri Santi Nido, ZPC, Kamle District
—
Member
(ii) Shri Leki Gombu, ZPC, Tawang District
—
Member
9.
2 Elected Women Representatives of Panchayats from among best performing Panchayats
(i)
Ms. Nang Sani Munglang, GPC, Mimey, Namsai District
—
Member
(ii)
Smti Tuma Suayang, GPC, Luthong, Tirap District
—
Member
This is issued with approval of competent authority vide Note # 5 dated 30th May, 2022.
Amaranth Talwade, IAS
Secretary (PR),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 2nd June, 2022
No. PERS-16/1/2021/1497.—Sanction is hereby accorded to the continuation of a temporary (Group-A)
post of Advisor to the Government of Arunachal Pradesh in the Police Department (in Level - 14 of Pay Matrix
` 1,44,200-2,18,200 pm + other allowances as admissible) created vide Order No. PERS-17/2020/488 dated
15th May, 2020, for a further period with effect from 16th May, 2022 to 31st May, 2023.
This continuation order is subject to availability of fund in proper head of account in department budget
during the year 2022-2023.
This issues with the concurrence of the Finance Department vide their UO Note # 66 dated 19th May,
2022 (F/No. PERS-16/1/2021, Computer No. 8789).
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 2nd June, 2022
No.DA/II/E-94/12/1435-44.—1.
On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC)
held on 28th April, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh has not considered promotion of Shri Terdam Ronya,
Treasury Accountant and Late Babrin Chaitom, Treasury Accountant to the post of Sub-Treasury Officer from their
initial date of joining as a Sub-Treasury Officer on officiating capacity due to non-fulfillment of the required educational
qualification criteria notified vide Government OM No. AR-74/2013/Vol-II, dated 29th August, 2019.
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2.
Further, Shri Terdam Ronya, Sub-Treasury Officer, Boleng, Siang District on officiating capacity and
Late Babrin Chaitom, Sub-Treasury Officer, Directorate of Accounts and Treasuries on officiating
capacity are hereby reverted back to the post of Treasury Accountant from the date of issue of this
order.
Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 2nd June, 2022
No. DA/II/E-94/12/1445-67.—1.
On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC)
held on 28th April, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of the following
Treasury Accountants as Sub-Treasury Officers (Group 'B' Gazetted) in the PB-2 ` 9,300-34,800 and corresponding
to the 7th CPC in the Pay Matrix Level - 7 ` 44,900-81,200 per month plus other allowances as admissible
under Rules from time to time.
2.
Further, the date of promotion to the post of Sub-Treasury Officers shall be effective from the date of
initial joining as a Sub-Treasury Officers in officiating capacity as indicated below :-
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Name of Officers
Date of promotion/regularization
to the post of STO
1.
Shri Tasso Randa, STO
16-07-2012
2.
Shri Lobsang Tsering, STO
17-07-2014
3.
Shri Neywin Mongmaw, STO
11-08-2014
4.
Shri Langkung Rade, STO
05-04-2017
5.
Smti Jenny Tayang, STO
22-11-2017
3.
Other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant rules and
orders issued by the Government from time to time.
Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 3rd June, 2022
No. HOME-11020/2/2021.—In exercise of the powers conferred by Sub-Section 9(2) of the Maneuvers,
Field Firing and Artillery Practice Act, 1938 (Act 5 of 1938) read with section 3 of the North East Frontier
Agency (Construction of references to State Government) Regulation 1965 (Regulation No. 4 of 1965), the
Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to notify the area specified in the schedule to this Notification
located in Lohit District, Arunachal Pradesh as Baliliang Field Firing Range and to authorize the carrying
out periodical field firing and artillery practice in the said notified area for a further period of 3 (three) years with
effect from the date of publication of this notification in the aforesaid Gazette.
THE SCHEDULE
BALILIANG FIELD FIRING RANGE
MT 50552, MT 504534, MT 516524, MT 523498, MT 530520, MT 540540, MT 562570, MT 560584 and
MT 533583
Kaling Tayeng, IAS
Commissioner (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 3rd June, 2022
No. SPWD-E/01/2022/568.—On recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee dated
11th May, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order the promotion of Shri Taget Taggu,
Assistant Engineer (Civil) to the post of Executive Engineer (Civil) with effect from 1st June, 2022 under Arunachal
Pradesh Public Works Department, in the Pay Matrix of ` 67,700-1,55,300 pm at Level-11 plus other allowances
as admissible under rules from time to time.
The services of Officers shall be governed by the relevant rules and regulation of the Government of
Arunachal Pradesh as amended from time to time.
The place of posting of above officer shall be intimated in due course time.
Kaling Tayeng, IAS
Commissioner (PWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 3rd June, 2022
No. PWD-11014 (11)/10/2022/569.—As per recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee
Meeting dated 28th April, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order the promotion of
Shri C.S. Namshum, Executive Engineer to the post of Superintending Engineer under Arunachal Pradesh
Public Works Department in the Pay Matrix of ` 1,23,100-2,15,900 pm at Level-13 plus other allowances as
admissible under rules from time to time with effect from 1st June, 2022.
The service of the officer shall be governed by the relevant rules and regulation of the Government of
Arunachal Pradesh as amended from time to time.
Order regarding his posting will be issued subsequently.
Kaling Tayeng, IAS
Commissioner (PWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 3rd June, 2022
No. LMCA-11020/3/2022-LMCA-BR.—On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee
(DPC) and in the interest of public service the Governor of Arunachal is pleased to promote Shri Hoktum Ori,
Deputy Controller of Legal Metrology to the post of Controller, Department of Legal Metrology & Consumer
Affairs in the Pay Matrix of ` 1,23,100-2,15,900 pm Level-13 as per 7th CPC plus other allowances as
admissible under Rules and orders issued by the Government from time to time, with effect from 6th July,
2020.
The other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant Rules
and orders in force from time to time.
The expenditure is debatable to the Head of Account-3475-OGES-00-106-Regulation of W & M Object
Head 01-00-01-Salaries under Demand No. 37.
Opak Gao, IAS
Secretary,
Department of Legal Metrology & CA,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 7th June, 2022
No. TPT(B) 11016(11)/1/2021.—In the interest of public services, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to order transfer and posting of the following Senior Station Superintendents/Station Superintendents
under State Transport Services with immediate effect and unitil further order.
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Name
Designation
Tranferred
From
To
1.
Shri Kabit Ering
Sr. Station Superintendent
Pasighat
Itanagar
2.
Shri Tuter Dulom
Sr. Station Superintendent
Itanagar
NRISBT, Lekhi
3.
Shri Jumbom Dirchi
Station Superintendent
Aalo
Longding
4.
Shri Gyamar Tadap
Station Superintendent
NRISBT, Lekhi
Ziro
5.
Shri JL Saikia
Station Superintendent
Bomdila/Tawang
Pasighat
6.
Shri Khoda Tajang
Station Superintendent
Ziro
Miao
7.
Shri Bojum Lusi Soram
Station Superintendent
Tezu
Aalo
8.
Shri Kaphang Matey
Station Superintendent
Longding
Khonsa
9.
Shri Nokchang Songthing
Station Superintendent
Miao
Bomdila
10.
Shri Tarh Tallum
Station Superintendent
Khonsa
Roing
11.
Shri Obang Taggu
Station Superintendent
Roing
Tezu
2.
The above officers may be relieved immediately enabling them to join their new place of posting or stands
relieved after 30 days from the date of issue of this order. Copy of release/joining order may be forwarded to the
Secretariat Transport Department accordingly.
Dani Salu
Secretary (Transport),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 8th June, 2022
No. TP-ULB-11018/3/2021.—On recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee meeting
held on 11th February, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order for promotion of
Shri Likha Suraj, Senior Town Planner of Department of Town Planning, Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
to the post of Director, Department of Town Planning and Urban Local Bodies in the Pay Matrix Level-13
` 1,23,100-2,15,900 per month plus other allowances and concession as admissible from time to time, with
effect from 11th February, 2022, i.e. date of Departmental Promotion Committee meeting.
The other terms and conditions of service which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant
rules and orders in force from time to time.
Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 9th June, 2022
No. PERS-11/1/2020.—In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to
order posting/re-allocation of charges of the following IAS officer with immediate effect and until further orders.
Sl. No.
Name of officer
Present Posting
Proposed Posting
1.
Shri Sandeep Kumar, IAS
Principal Secretary to
Report to CS
(AGMUT: 97)
Governor
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 9th June, 2022
No. PERS-11011/8/2021.—In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased
to order transfer/posting/re-allocation of charges of the following IAS/APCS officers with immediate effect and
until further orders.
Sl. No.
Name of Officer
Present Posting as
Proposed/Posting
Remarks
1.
Shri M. Raju, IAS
Transferred to Government of
Secretary
Upon joining Govern-
(AGMUT:2005)
Arunachal Pradesh vide MHA
Skill Development
ment of Arunachal
Oder No. 14020/02/2020-UTS.I
and Entrepreneurship) Pradesh.
dated 20th May, 2022
2.
Shri Remo Kamki, IAS Secretary
Secretary
Relieved from the
(AGMUT:2009)
Cultural Affairs/State Lotteries
Science & Technology
charges of Cultural
and State Lotteries
Affairs.
3.
Shri Ajay Kumar Bisht,
Secretary
Secretary
In addition to his
IAS
Labour & Employment
IPR and Printing
existing charge.
(AGMUT:2011)
4.
Shri Vivek H.P., IAS
Transferred to Government of
Special Secretary
Upon joining
(AGMUT:2016)
Arunachal Pradesh vide MHA
Health & Family Welfare, Government of
order No. 14020/02/2020-UTS.I Vice Shri P. Parthiban,
Arunachal Pradesh
Dated 20th April, 2020
IAS (AGMUT;11) on his
release from
Government Arunachal
Pradesh on 17th June,
2022.
5.
Shri Tai Kaye, APCS
Registrar Cooperative Societies Secretary
He shall continue to
(STS)
Cultural Affairs
hold the charge of RCS
till further orders.
6.
Shri Liyi Bagra, APCS
ADC, Aalo, West Siang District,
Director
—
(AG)
Arunachal Pradesh.
ULB
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 9th June, 2022
No. PERS-11011/8/2021.—In pursuance of Government of India, DoPT, New Delhi, Order No. 18/4/2022-
EO (MM-I) dated 30th May, 2022 the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to relieve Shri P. Parthiban,
IAS (AGMUT:11), Secretary (Health & Family Welfare) from the strength of the Government of Arunachal
Pradesh w.e.f. 17th June, 2022 (AN) to enable him to take up new assignment as Deputy Secretary in the
Department of Expenditure, Delhi on central deputation.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 9th June, 2022
No. AR-31012/2/2022-US-1-AR/204.—In the interest of public service, Shri Ili Riba, Junior Analyst-I will
lookafter the charge of the Under Secretary-cum-Senior Analyst in the Department of Administrative Reforms
as an interim arrangement in his own pay scale (without any additional remuneration) in addition to the post
of Junior Analyst-I till further orders for smooth functioning of the Department.
This is issued with the approval of Competent Authority.
Ajay Chagti
Secretary to the
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 9th June, 2022
No. DA/1/449/2022/1487/97.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to create a post of Project
Manager, SPMU (DBT & PFMS) in Finance Division of Finance, Planning & Investment Department under the
establishment of Directorate of Accounts and Treasuries, Government of Arunachal Pradesh in the Pay
Matrix Level 10 (` 56,100 - ` 1,77,500) plus other allowances.
Further, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to utilize the services of Shri Arindom Chaudhury,
Finance & Accounts cum-Section Officer, Arunachal Power Development Agency (APDA) as Project Manager,
SPMU (DBT & PFMS) in Finance Division of Finance, Planning & Investment Department under the
establishment of Directorate of Accounts and Treasuries, Government of Arunachal Pradesh by absorbing his
services against the post created above by protecting his Parent Department basic pay of ` 67,000 in the Pay
Matrix Level -10 (` 56,100 - ` 1,77,500) plus other allowances. He stands relieved from the post of Finance &
Accounts cum-Section Officer (APDA) with all benefits viz. length of service, pay & allowances, leave, etc.
The pay and allowances of Project Manager, SPMU (DBT & PFMS) shall be debitable under the Major
Head of Account 2054 (Treasuries & Accounts Administration) Sub-Major Head 00-Minor Head 095 (Directorate
of Accounts & Treasuries) Sub-Head 01-(Establishment Charges)-Detailed Head 00-Object Head 01 (Salaries)
under Demand No. 7 (Revenue).
This is issued with the approval of the Competent Authority.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 9th June, 2022
No. SHPD-11011/11/2022.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to extend the services of
Shri Toko Onuj, Chairman-cum-Managing Director (CMD) of Hydro Power Development Corporation of Arunachal
Pradesh Limited for a further period of 2 (two) years on the same terms & conditions, who has been appointed
earlier vide Government Order No. SHPD/ESTT-49/2019/2022 dated 11th June, 2020 for a period of 2 (two)
years which has expired on 9th June, 2022.
Further, the other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed by the instructions/
orders issued by the Government from time to time.
P.S. Lokhande, IAS
Commissioner (HPD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 10th June, 2022
No. HMB (B) 17/2022/423.— In pursuance of the decision of the State Level Narco Coordination Centre
(NCORD) meeting held on 10th December, 2021 under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary at 0900 Hrs in the
Chief Secretary’s Conference Hall and Narcotics Control Bureau DO letter vide F. No. III/4/NCORD - 3 APEX/
P&C/2021/458 dated 2nd February, 2022 from Director General, NCB, New Delhi, the Governor of Arunachal
Pradesh is pleased to constitute State Level Anti-Narcotics Task Force consisting of following members :
1.
Principal Secretary (Home)
:
Chairperson
2.
IGP (L&O)
:
Member
3.
Chief Conservator of Forest (HQ)
:
Member
4.
Commissioner (Excise & Narcotic)
:
Member
5.
DIG (ITBP)
:
Member
6.
Director Health Services
:
Member
7.
Director (SJETA), Itanagar
:
Member
8.
Director Higher Education
:
Member
9.
Director Youth Affairs
:
Member
10.
Director FSL, PTC Banderdewa
:
Member
11.
SP (Crime) PHQ (HQ)
:
Convener
12.
Deputy Commissioner (Tax & Excise)
:
Co-convener
13.
Director (IPR)
:
Member
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Terms and Reference of the Committee :
(i)
Exchange of intelligence/information about trends of drug trafficking.
(ii)
Monitoring of illicit cultivation of poppy or cannabis crop in the district.
(iii)
Conducting awareness programmes in the regions known for illicit cultivation about provisions
of the NDPS Act and harmful effects of drugs.
(iv)
Assessing the requirements of equipment of drug detection and submitting proposals for
requisition thereof.
(v)
Monitoring the progress of investigation in cases having cross state/inter district implication.
(vi)
Any other issue as deemed it.
The committee shall meet once in every quarter.
Jalash Pertin
Joint Secretary (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 10th June, 2022
No. HMB(B)17/2022.— In pursuance of the decision of the State Level Narco Coordination Centre (NCORD)
meeting held on 10th December, 2021 under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary at 0900 Hrs in the Chief
Secretary’s Conference Hall and Narcotics Control Bureau DO Letter vide F. No. III/4/NCORD-3APEX/P&C/
2021/458 dated 2nd February, 2022 from Director General, NCB, New Delhi, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
is pleased to constitue District Level Anti-Narcotics Task Force consisting of following members :
1.
District Magistrate
—
Chairperson
2.
Superintendent of Police
—
Member Convener
3.
Superintendent, Tax and Excise & Narcotics
—
Co-Convener
4.
District Medical Officer
—
Member
5.
Divisional Forest Officer
—
Member
6.
Deputy Director of School Education
—
Member
7.
District Drug Inspector
—
Member
8.
Child Development Project Officer
—
Member
Terms and Reference of the Committee :
(i)
Exchange of intelligence/infomation about trends of drug trafficking.
(ii)
Monitoring of illicit cultivation of poppy or cannabis crop in the district.
(iii)
Conducting awarness programmes in the regions known for illicit cultivation about provisions of
the NDPS Act and harmful effects of drugs.
(iv)
Assessing the requirements of equipment of drug detection and submitting proposals for
requisition thereof.
(v)
Monitoring the progress of investigation in cases having cross state/inter district implication.
(vi) Any other issue as deemed fit.
The committee shall meet once in every quarter.
Jalash Pertin
Joint Secretary (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 10th June, 2022
No. DA-18011/1/2022-DA-Br.-DA/28.— In the Interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
is pleased to order the creation of Chhalwo Administrative Circle under Nafra Sub-Division in West Kameng
District with immediate effect for administrative convenience subject to fulfilment of following terms and conditions :-
1.
Land for construction of Circle Office and residential requirement shall be donated by the people
of the area free of cost.
2.
Construction of residential and non-residential O.B type building with maintenance shall be done
on self help basis by the villagers for the Administrative Centre initially for the period of three
years.
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3.
No claim for compensation or employment or any other facilities shall be claimed by the people
for any reason whatsoever.
The jurisdiction of Administrative Circle of Chhalwo shall include the following villages with their
traditional boundaries within Arunachal Pradesh namely ;
(I)
Jerigaon
(II)
Khoina (Ding Changpam)
(III)
Duthung (Duthang)
(iv)
Saddle (Saidle)
(v)
Dinchang (Dingchang)
(vi)
Bachiribo
This issues with the approval of the Hon’ble Cabinet Communicated vide letter No. CAB/M-12/
5/2022/34 dated 1st June, 2022.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 10th June, 2022
No. DA-18011/2/2022-DA-Br.-DA/29.— In the Interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to order the creation of Sirilang Administrative Circle under Nafra Sub-Division in West Kameng District
with immediate effect for administrative convenience subject to fulfilment of following terms and conditions :-
1.
Land for construction of Circle Office and residential requirement shall be donated by people of
the area free of cost.
2.
Construction of residential and non-residential O.B type building with maintenance shall be done
on self help basis by the villagers for the Administrative Centre initially for the period of three
years.
3.
No claim for compensation or employment or any other facilities shall be claimed by the people
for any reason whatsoever.
The jurisdictions of Administrative Circle of Sirilang shall include the following villages with
their traditional boundaries within Arunachal Pradesh namely ;
(I)
Dibbin
(II)
Mathow
(III)
Bulu
(iv)
Chinglang
(v)
Dishing
(vi)
Dillung
This issues with the approval of the Hon’ble Cabinet Communicated vide letter No. CAB/M-12/5/
2022/34 dated 1st June, 2022.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 13th June, 2022
No. SHPD-11020/11/2021.— In the Interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to
accord approval for shifting of one of the New Delhi Civil Sub-Division out of two Civil Sub-Divisions from New
Delhi to Mechuka and renaming as Mechuka Civil Sub-Division with immediate effect.
This issues with the approval of the Competent Authority.
Sang Phuntsok, IAS
Secretary(HPD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 13th June, 2022
No. GS/Appt-Protocol Assistant/2021.— In modification of the order of appointment in respect of Shri Sant
Pun,Peon, to the post of Protocol Assistant (Group ‘B’ Non-Gazetted), in Governor’s Camp Office New Delhi,
in Pay Matrix Level - 6 ` 35,400 - ` 1,12,400 plus other allowances, issued vide even number dated 18th May,
2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order, in terms of O.M.No.7/5/2012-P&PW(F)/B dated
26th August, 2016 of Department of Pensions & Pensioners Welfare, Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances
& Pensions, Government of India, that the past service as Peon from 17th June, 2014 to 17th May, 2022,
rendered by Shri Sant Pun, Protocol Assistant shall be treated as qualifying service for the purposes of all
retirement benefits.
Other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed by relevant rules and orders
issued by the State Government from time to time.
This issues with the prior approval of the Competent Authority.
Minik Damin
Deputy Secretary to the Governor,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
CORRIGENDUM
The 13th June, 2022
No. PERS-11011/8/2021.— The designation reflected as “Secretary” in respect of officer at Sl. No. 1 in
Government order of even number dated 10th June, 2022 shall be read as “Commissioner” to the State
Government.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 13th June, 2022
No. PWD-11014(11)/9/2022-Estt-PWD/571.— On recommendation of the Departmental Promotion
Committee dated 10th June, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order the promotion of the
following Junior Engineer (Civil) to the post of Assistant Engineer (Civil) with effect from the date of recommendation
of DPC, i.e. 11th June, 2022 under Arunachal Pradesh Public Works Department, in the Pay Matrix of ` 56,100
p.m. at Level -10 plus other allowances as admissible under rules from time to time :-
1.
Shri Daniel Perme
2.
Shri Kago Pombo
3.
Shri Kipe Kamsi
The services of officers shall be governed by the relevant rules and regulation of the Government of Arunachal
Pradesh as amended from time to time.
The place of posting of above officers shall be intimated in due course of time.
Kaling Tayeng,
Commissioner (PWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 14th June, 2022
No. PERS-2012/2/2021/1560.— On the recommedation of the Review Departmental Promotion Committee
meeting held on 10th June, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of
Shri Nyali Ete, APCS (Admin. Grade) to APCS (Senior Admin. Grade) in Level-13A of Pay Matrix ` 1,31,100 -
2,16,600 per month plus other allowances as admissible, as per rules in force from time to time with effect from
7th December, 2021.
(2)
Exercise of option for fixation of pay under FR-22(1) (a) (1) shall be entertained within one month from
the date of issuance of this order.
(3)
The other terms and conditions of the appointment, which are not specified herein shall be governed
by the existing Government rules and orders of the State Government as applicable from time to time
in this regard.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 14th June, 2022
No. PERS-2012/2/2021/1561.— On the recommedation of the Review Departmental Promotion Committee
meeting held on 10th June, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of
Shri Hento Karga, APCS (Selection Grade) to APCS (Admin. Grade) in Level 13 of Pay Matrix ` 1,23,100 to
2,15,900 per month plus other allowances as admissible, as per rules in force from time to time with effect from
7th December, 2021.
(2)
Exercise of option for fixation of pay under FR-22(1) (a) (1) shall be entertained within one month from
the date of issuance of this order.
(3)
The other terms and conditions of the appointment, which are not specified herein shall be governed
by the existing Government rules and orders of the State Government as applicable from time to time
in this regard.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 14th June, 2022
No. PERS-2012/2/2021/1562.— On the recommedation of the Departmental Promotion Committee meeting
held on 10th June, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of Shri Kabit Apang,
APCS (Selection Grade) to APCS (Admin. Grade) in Level 13 of Pay Matrix ` 1,23,100 - 2,15,900 per month
plus other allowances as admissible, as per rules in force from time to time with effect from date of DPC
i.e.10th June, 2022.
(2)
Exercise of option for fixation of pay under FR-22(1) (a) (1) shall be entertained within one month from
the date of issuance of this order.
(3)
The other terms and conditions of the appointment, which are not specified herein shall be governed
by the existing Government rules and orders of the State Government as applicable from time to time
in this regard.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 16th June, 2022
No. PERS-11/2/2021.— In pursuance of the approval accorded by the Election Commission of India vide
letter No. 154/ARUN/2019-P.Admn./8841 dated 11th May, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased
to order that Smti Padmini Singla, IAS (AGMUT : 02), Chief Electoral Officer, Arunachal Pradesh shall continue
to function as Commissioner (Education), Government of Arunachal Pradesh as additional charge with immediate
effect and until further orders.
This issues with the approval of competent Authority.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - III
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government and Heads of Departments.
NOTIFICATION
The 14th June, 2022
No. FOR.17/CONS/2021/2253— In exercise of the powers conferred by section 3 A of the Arunachal
Pradesh Anchal Forest Reserve (Constitution and Maintenance) Act, 1975 (Act No. 1 of 1976) as amended by
the Arunachal Pradesh Anchal and Village Forest Reserve (Constitution and Maintenance) Amendment Act,
1984 (Act No. 4 of 1984), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to propose to constitute the land
described in the schedule hereunder as Village Forest Reserve (VFR).
SCHEDULE
1.
Name of Village Forest Reserve
:
Taho Village Forest Reserve
2.
Area
:
50.0 ha.
3.
District
:
Lower Subansiri
4.
Boundary description
:
North : Starting from Charpo Hapa at point geo-coordinates 27o 30’ 12.14" N , 93o 38’ 25.45" E, the boundary
moves towards eastwards direction along the geo-coordinates passing point at 27o 30’ 14.80" N,
93o 38’ 36.57" E, 27o 30’ 14.37" N, 93o 38’ 40.91" E, 27o 30’ 10.76" N, 93o 38’ 45.22" E, 27o 30’ 4.93" N,
93o 38’ 43.35" E, 27o 30’ 7.68" N, 93o 38’ 50.27" E, 27o 30’ 13.45" N, 93o 38’ 52.32" E,
East :
Thence, the boundary moves in south-east and south direction along following the geo-coordinates
27o 30’ 8.74" N, 93o 38’ 57.38" E, 27o 30’ 2.08" N; 93o 38’ 55.72" E, 27o 29’ 57.24" N, 93o 38’ 59.07" E,
till it meets an unnamed tributary of Panyor River.
South :Thence, the boundary moves in south-west direction along a foot path thorugh geo-coordinates
27o 29’ 54.78" N, 93o 38’ 53.52" E, upto geo-coordinates 27o 29’ 52.40" N, 93o 38’ 51.54" E,
thence, towards west passing through geo-coordinates, 27o 29’ 51.83" N, 93o 38’ 43.79" E. upto
27o 29’ 50.54" N, 93o 38’ 33.95" E. thence, towards north-west upto point at geo-coordiates 27o 29’
54.53" N, 93o 38’ 31.91" E. thence, towards north-east upto point at geo-coordinats 27o30’0.26" N,
93o 38’ 38.11" E. thence, towards west following geo-coordinats 27o29’59.90" N, 93o 38’ 29.22" E.
27o29’57.56" N, 93o 38’ 20.64" E. upto 27o29’59.63" N, 93o 38’ 17.75" E.
West : Thence, the boundary moves in north-east and north direction following the geo-coordinates 27o 30’
4.06" N, 93o 38’ 25.12" E, 27o 30’ 10.16" N, 93o 38’ 24.42" E, thence, upto the starting point at geo-
coordinats 27o 30’ 12.14" N, 93o 38’ 25.45" E,
Area : 50 Ha. Toposheet : 83 E/11
The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) (C) of Section
5 of the Assam Forest Regulation, 1891 (7 of 1891), is further pleased to appoint the Deputy Commissioner,
Lower Subansiri District, as the Forest Settlement Officer to inquire into and determine the existence, nature
and extent of any right claimed by, or alleged to exist in favour of any person in or over any land comprised
within such limits, described in the said Schedule and any claim relating to the practice within such limits of
Jhum cultivation and to deal with the same as provided in Chapter-II of the said Regulation.
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The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is also pleased to appoint the Divisional Forest Officer, Hapoli Forest
Division to be the Forest Officer under sub-section (2) of Section 5 of the said Regulation who shall assist the
Forest Settlement Officer in the inquiry prescribed in Chapter - II of the Assam Forest Regulation, 1891.
The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is further pleased to appoint the Secretary (GA), Government of
Arunachal Pradesh to hear the appeals under section 15 of the said regulation.
R. K. Singh,
Principal Secretary (E, F & CC),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 15th June, 2022
SHPD/E-74/2019.—In exercise of the Power conferred by clause 9.14 of the Hydro Power Policy, 2008
and amended clause 28(6) of Small Hydro Power Policy, 2007, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased
to order creation of Local Area Development Fund (LADF) from :
(a)
For project >25MW2% (two) of sale proceed from power generation (1% additional contribution
from Developer and 1% from 12% free power of State) and
(b)
For project < 25 MW, the Developer shall pay an amount worked out at the rate of 1(one) paisa per
unit of power sold during every financial year to State Government.
The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, in exercise of the powers conferred by Article 162 of the Constitution
of India, is further pleased to frame the following guidelines for operation/implementation of Local Area
Development Fund (LADF).
(i)
These guidelines may be called the “Local Area Development Fund Guidelines for Hydro Electric
Projects in Arunachal Pradesh 2022”.
(ii)
It shall be deemed to have come into force with effect from the date of notification.
1.
LOCAL AREA DEVELOPMENT FUND (LADF) :
(i)
The National Hydro Power Policy 2008 provides additional 1% free power from the project for LADF.
It also recommended that the State Government would provide a matching 1% from the share of
12% free power towards the LADF.
(ii)
The State Hydro Power Policy’2008(>25MW), clause 9.14 provides that additional 1(one)% free
power from the project would be provided and earmarked for local Area Development Fund by the
power Developers. The State Government shall also provide a matching 1% from its share of minimum
12(twelve)% free power for local area development fund (LADF).
(iii) The State Small Hydro Power Policy’2007 (< 25MW) and subsequent amendment clause 28 (6),
provides that the power Developers shall pay an amount worked out at the rate of 1(one) paisa per
unit of power sold during every financial year to the State Government for raising local area Development
fund affected by the project(s).
(iv) The Government of Arunachal Pradesh has allotted projects to Private Developers and CPSUs for
implementation and operation of projects in the State as per the Hydro Power policy of State/Central
Government.
2.
COMPOSITION OF LADF :
(a)
The proposal of the Department is that for Hydro Electric projects of capacity < 25, the developer
shall pay an amount worked-out at the rate of 1(one) paise per unit of power sold during every
financial year to the State Government for raising local area development fund affected by the
project(s) which shall be deposited to the LADF.
(b)
For the project >25 MW 2% of sale proceed from power generation (1% additional contribution from
developer and 1% from 12% free power of state) shall be deposited to LADF during the commercial
operation life of the Hydro Electric Project.
(c)
The revenue to be deposited in the LADF for a project for a particular year will be based upon the
average price per unit. The average price per unit will be worked out on the basis of net proceeds of
total free power sale by GoAP divided by total numbers of units involved for the particular year. The
contribution into LADF would be made annually by the State Government.
(d)
This fund would be available in the form of an annuity over the entire life of the project.
3.
INFRASTRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT NEEDS :
3.1 In order to meet some of the infrastructure and development needs of local population, a special
provision of Local Area Development Fund (LADF) has been made in the National Hydro Power
Policy 2008 and State Hydro Power policy.
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(i)
The fund seeks to carry out developmental activities in local area related to the hydro electric
project so as to ensure visible additional benefit to local communities in the project affected area.
(ii)
Further, allocation from this LADF contribution to schemes and activities based on a pre-
determined objective parameters and participation of representatives of the local population in
management of the fund would go a long way in ensuring optimal and proper utilization of
funds within the project affected area.
3.2
Definition for important terms used in Management & Utilization of LADF shall be as follows unless
the context otherwise requires:
(i)
PROJECT AFFECTED FAMILY (PAF) : Project Affected Family (PAF) means a family whose
land or house or other property or source of livelihood has been partially or fully acquired for
the development of project and has been so identified by the project authorities.
(ii)
PROJECT AFFECTED AREA (PAA) : Project Affected Area (PAA) means the area where
actual project components including submergence area, muck dumping area, mine/quarry
area, infrastructure including roads, resettlement area, project dedicated township, offices,
construction facilities, welfare facilities and any other facilities directly related to project
implementation are located and/or areas which may be affected due to the project. Townships
and offices such as design office or head office not directly connected with the particular
project Site are excluded. Unit for declaring PAA would be the Gram Panchayat and as
notified by State Government.
(iii)
LADF (LOCAL AREA DEVELOPMENT FUND) : Local Area Development Fund (LADF)
means revenue generated from the sale of 1(one) paisa per unit power sold during every
financial year for project <25MW installed capacity, and 2% of sale proceed from revenue
generated (1% additional contribution from Developers and 1% from 12% free power Matching
share of state) to LADF during the commercial operation life of the Hydro Electric Project
w.e.f. the date of notification of LADF guidelines in Gazette.
(iv)
LADC (LOCAL AREA DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE) : Committee shall be formed as per
Clause 4.2 of this scheme.
(v)
Project Affected Families including partially or fully affected families in all cases shall be
declared by the concerned District Magistrate (DM)/Deputy Commissioner (DC).
(vi)
Project affected area will be declared by State Government on the recommendation of concerned
DM / DC. No expenditure will be incurred till the PAA is notified.
(vii)
The Declaration of PAA is to be completed concurrently with the approval of Resettlement
and Rehabilitation Plan.
4.
INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENT FOR ADMINISTRATION OF LADF :
4.1 There shall be a State Level Monitoring Committee headed by Commissioner/Secretary (Hydro
Power) to monitor the operation of the LADF arrangements, adherence to guidelines and time lines
at various stages. The State Level Committee is empowered to clarify any unaddressed issues and
remove any difficulties to facilitate smooth functioning in implementation of these guidelines.
4.2 The LADF will be administered by a committee called the Local Area Development Committee
(LADC) constituted for the Specific Hydro Electric Project. The LADC for the specific project constituted
within the district shall function under the overall superintendence and control of the DM/Deputy
Commissioner. The composition of LADC shall be as under :
Chairman :
Concerned District Magistrate/Deputy Commissioner
Members :
1.
District Level officers of PWD, Forest, DHPD, Rural Development, Health,
Agriculture and Horticulture departments of concern area.
2.
Zila Parishad Chairman
3.
ZPM(s) of the project affected area.
Member :
5.
Representative of Project Developer.
Secretary
4.3
The local MP(s) and MLA(s) shall be an invitee to every meeting of all the above committees.
4.4
LADF will be used for the schemes in PAA as per norms notified by State Government.
4.5
In case, the projects lie in more than one District, there shall be separate LADC for each District for
enabling better Planning & Execution of schemes.
4.5
Functions and responsibilities of the LADC-
Each LADC shall be responsible for :
(i)
Timely realization of contributions to LADF from the State Government/project developer including
old dues, if any.
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Overall management, control and administration of LADF including documentation and
maintenance of accounts.
(iii)
Scrutiny of the proposed schemes to ensure adherence to these guidelines.
(iv)
Approval of schemes, finalization of Annual Action Plan (AAP) and allotment of funds to
executing agencies. Each schemes to be included in the projects or AAP shall be based on
recommendation of Gram Panchayat/Zila Parishad concerned. The committee will ensure
that no in-eligible scheme is sanctioned by it.
(v)
Monitoring and supervision of implementation of schemes approved under LADF.
(vi)
Review of all the administrative and statutory clearances with a view to remove local hurdles,
if any and settle local issues to facilitate smooth operation of power project.
5.
PARAMETERS FOR ALLOCATION OF FUND :
(i)
The LADF amount shall be allocated 100% to PAA. The amount received in LADF shall be solely
utilized for local area development works.
(ii)
Statutory Auditing of the accounts of LADC shall be annually and compulsorily done by external
auditors appointed by Finance department of the state. No funds under LADF shall be released to
LADC without such annual audit of preceding year. The expenditure on such audit shall be deducted
from the annual release to LADC.
(iii) The works to be taken up in the PAA shall be only on the basis of the recommendations of the
concerned Gram Panchayat, Block and District level local bodies, as the case may be. There shall
be no duplication of schemes under these guidelines as well as duplication with Central/State
Government funded schemes.
6.
PREPARATION OF SHELF OF SCHEMES FOR LOCAL AREA DEVELOPMENT WORKS:
(i)
The Member Secretary, LADC after approval by the Chairman, will inform the concerned Panchayat(s),
Block and District about the tentative amount(s) that will be available for each project affected
Panchayat(s), Block(s) and District(s) in accordane with provisions in Clause 5(i).
(ii)
A comprehensive shelf of projects for one and a half times the amount shall then be prepared by the
concerned Panchayat/Block/District and approved by Gram Sabha/LADC as the case may be,
along with an annual plan. The annual plan may be discussed again in the Gram Sabha/LADC every
year and may be altered if required. The shelf so approved would then be sent to the Member
Secretary of concerned LADC.
(iii) Eligibility of schemes for preparation of shelf of schemes shall be based on the following parameters:
(a)
Facilities meant for a Panchayat only will be considered as Panchayat level scheme. Such as
cement concrete internal paths, street lights, sanitation, rain water harvesting, community buildings
etc.
(b)
Facilities serving more than one Panchayat will be considered as Block Level Schemes e.g.
school, cement concrete link road, primary health centre etc.
(c)
Facilities for district level infrastructure like Bus Stand, Hospital, College, Training Institutes, fire
tenders, ambulances, etc. or any other district level needs, will be considered as District Level
Schemes.
(d)
The Block Level schemes such as primary health centre etc and District level schemes like
Hospital, College, Training Institute etc. may be taken up under LADF of PAA in other area of the
District subject to condition that such schemes are also for the benefit of people of PAA.
(iv) The following schemes/activities will not be covered out of LADF allocation:
(a)
Kutcha Paths/Roads.
(b)
Purchase of light motor vehicle other than ambulances.
(c)
Renovation/Repairs/Maintenance of individual houses.
(d)
Schemes of recurring expenditure or allowance of grant to any individual/organization.
(v) LADC shall be obliged for convergence of schemes with the existing/on-going State &
Central Sector Schemes.
7.
IMPLEMENTING AGENCY :
The implementing agency for sanctioned schemes shall be selected by the LADC based on the
nature of the scheme to be implemented under LADF.
8.
EXECUTION AND MONITORING :
(i)
The fund for sanctioned schemes would be released by the LADC to the implementing agency in
installments based on the progress of schemes/actual utilization.
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(ii) The implementing Agency shall furnish accounts along with Utilization Certificate and Completion
Certificate to the LADC.
(iii) The progress of financial allocation and implementation of schemes shall be monitored regularly by
LADC.
(iv)
While a Government agency executing the scheme would have their own mechanism for mandatory
inspections for assessment of works, the LADC may also use Engineering staff of any Government
department for this purpose. The project Developer in consultation with LADC will also be at liberty to
check the quality and quantity of various works and suggest improvement required, if any.
9.
MANAGEMENT OF FUND AND UTILIZATION OF INTEREST AMOUNT :
(i) The funds of LADF would be kept in a joint account in any scheduled bank. The deposits will be
managed efficiently to secure best interest income. The amount of LADC shall be operated jointly by
the Chairman and Member Secretary of the concerned LADC.
(ii)
The LADF would be subject to Audit and instructions of State Government as issued from time to
time.
(iii)
Member secretary shall be responsible for the maintenance of LADF accounts and preparation of
resolutions and minutes of the LADC meetings.
(iv)
LADC shall meet at least once in a quarter at such time and venue as decided by the Chairman.
(v)
The assets created under LADF shall belong to the institutions for which they are created or to the
local body, as the case may be, which will be responsible for all operation and maintenance of such
assets.
(vi)
The interest earned on the funds deposited in LADF will become part of LADF. The interest earned
may be used by LADC to cover cost of organizing LADC meetings, monitoring, offices expenses,
audit or to hire services of experts for quality assurance, dispute resolution, etc. without imposing
any obligation on the State Government or the project developer.
10.
The State Government shall have the power to amend these guidelines from time to time as may be deemed
expedient.
Prashant S. Lokhande, IAS
Commissioner (HPD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 20th June, 2022
No. PD/INVEST-17/2021-22(14107)/499.—On recommendation of the State Cabinet meeting held on
30th May, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to notify the Arunachal Pradesh Start-up
Policy 2022-23, copy at Annexure-’A’. The Arunachal Pradesh Start-up Policy shall come into force from the
date of issue of this notification.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
Table of Contents
1.
Introduction
2.
Vision
3.
Mission
4.
Objectives
5.
Scope
6.
Policy Period
7.
Policy Targets
8.
Definitions
9.
Pillars of the Policy
10.
Policy Governance
11.
Arunachal Pradesh Innovation & Investment Park (APIIP)
12.
Digital Infrastructure
13.
Infrastructure
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14.
Funding
15.
Incentives for startups
16.
Mentorship
17.
Academic Interventions
18.
Support to Women-led Startups
19.
Ecosystem Mobilization Activities
20.
General Terms and Conditions
1.
Introduction :
1.1.
Arunachal Pradesh is a State in the Northeast Region of the Republic of India with a population of
1.38 million people and a literacy rate of over 65%1. It is uniquely located as it shares its domestic
borders with the States of Assam and Nagaland, and its international borders with Bhutan, China,
and Myanmar. Arunachal Pradesh also has the lowest population density in the country along with
being on the precipice of full utilization of India’s ongoing demographic dividend advantage.
1.2.
In the last decade, the State has seen increasing activity in sectors such as Information Technology
(IT), education, tourism, hospitality, and agriculture. Along with this there is growing recognition of
the importance of innovation and enterprise for solving problems. Today, Arunachal Pradesh’s youth
is motivated to explore its entrepreneurial capability to design environmentally and socially conscious
business models to address the key challenges faced by the State.
1.3.
A holistic and robust startup policy is required to be framed by the State Government of Arunachal
Pradesh will allow it to leverage the growing interest of the youth in entrepreneurship and support
them in innovating on a large-scale to generate positive macro level impact and employment in the
State.
1.4.
In the backdrop of above and to facilitate easy regulation of startup initiative in the state, the
Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to frame the following Arunachal Pradesh Start Up Policy,
as under, -
1.5.
These policies may be called Arunachal Pradesh Start Up Policy-2021.
1.6.
They shall come into force on the date of issue.
2.
Vision :
2.1.
To transform Arunachal Pradesh into a global hub for innovation and entrepreneurship by providing
holistic support to local startups through proactive policy intervention and creation of a network of
key ecosystem stakeholders.
3.
Mission :
3.1.
The Government of Arunachal Pradesh is aligned with the Atmanirbhar Bharat Mission and would
like to utilize the power of entrepreneurship to unlock innovation, employment generation, and
social transformation in the State. It proposes to do so by :
3.1.1.
Creating awareness on entrepreneurship as a career choice for the youth.
3.1.2.
Providing holistic fiscal and non-fiscal support to aspiring and seasoned entrepreneurs to develop
their startup idea.
3.1.3.
Facilitating creation of a network of stakeholders in the State to support local entrepreneurs.
3.1.4.
Forming a dedicated nodal team for startups in the State Government to provide proactive support
to the State’s entrepreneurial community by operationalizing the State’s startup policy and keeping
it updated to reflect the evolving needs of the State’s startup ecosystem.
4.
Objectives of this Policy is to, -
4.1.
Develop a robust State startup ecosystem in the next five years.
4.2.
Boost innovation and Research & Development (R&D) capability of the State.
4.3.
Develop institutionalized mechanisms to provide funding support, regulatory easing, and preference
in public procurement to startups.
4.4.
Bolster entrepreneurship and innovation to support the State in achieving its development goals,
including the Sustainable Development Goals.
4.5.
Make startups a key component of the State’s commercial fabric in the next five years.
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5.
Scope :
5.1.
The Arunachal Pradesh Startup Policy provides for incentives over and above the Startup India
Action Plan of the Government of India. In case the same benefit is enlisted in another policy of the
State Government, the said benefit may be availed under only one policy.
6.
Policy Period :
6.1.
The Arunachal Pradesh Startup Policy will be effective for a period of five years from the date of its
notification until modified.
7.
Policy Targets :
7.1.
The Arunachal Pradesh Startup Policy will target to achieve the following goals within the policy
period.
(a)
Establish at least 1 Incubation Centre in the State and setup Incubation Centers in at least
50% of the districts within the next 5 Financial years.
(b)
Facilitate at least 250 numbers of startups in the State.
(c)
Attract funding for State Startups and Incubators.
(d)
Create significant numbers of direct and indirect employment through startups.
8.
Definitions :
8.1.
Accelerator :
An accelerator is an organization or a program that enables rapid growth of new startups by providing
specific services like mentoring, training, resources, and networking to help startups increase their
customer base, generate more revenue, prepare for funding, and professionalize their organization.
8.2.
Co-working Space :
A Co-working space is a business services provision model that involves individuals and startups
working independently or collaboratively in a shared office space. It usually provides plug and play
workstations, shared office equipment, high speed wireless internet connection, meeting rooms,
and other services that are characteristic of a typical workplace.
8.3.
DPIIT :
The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) under the Ministry of Commerce
& Industry, Government of India is responsible for the ‘Startup India’ initiative, and form formulating
promotional measures for growth the industrial sector in line with national priorities and socio-
economic objectives.
8.4.
Incubator :
An organization designed to support startup companies during the early stages to help them
develop a scalable business model through business support resources and services such as
physical space, capital, mentoring, common services such as corporate & legal services, and
networking opportunities. The incubator must be a registered entity falling under any one of the
following categories :
8.4.1.
Society (under The Societies Registration Act, 1860)
8.4.2.
Section 8 Company (under The Companies Act, 2013)
8.4.3.
Private Limited Company (under The Companies Act, 2013)
8.4.4.
Public Company (under The Companies Act, 2013)
8.4.5.
Limited Liability Partnership (under The Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008)
8.5.
SISFS :
SISFS will refer to Startup India Seed Fund Scheme as notified by Department for Promotion of
Industry and Internal Trade, Ministry of Commerce and Industry on 21 January 2021.
8.6.
University & Higher Education Institution (HEI)
8.6.1.
A university established or incorporated by or under a Central Act or State Act and includes any
such institutions as may be recognized by the University Grant Commission (UGC).
8.6.2.
An HEI is any institution recognized by the UGC or equivalent body as notified by the Central
Government. A Government HEI refers to any HEI established or incorporated under a Central Act
or a State Act.
8.7.
Startup :
An entity shall be eligible to be recognized as a ‘Startup’ under the Arunachal Pradesh Startup
Policy if it is recognized under the Startup India initiative by the Central Government. Additionally, it
should be incorporated or registered in Arunachal Pradesh or registered with the GST
Commissionerate in Arunachal Pradesh.
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9.
Pillars of the Policy :
9.1.
This policy is based on four core pillars that are essential towards achieving the Vision of making
Arunachal Pradesh an entrepreneurial engine of economic growth for India and for the world. These
four pillars are :
9.1.1.
Ecosystem : The StateGovernment will promote a digital environment for startups for obtaining
license, permit, approvals, clearance, NOC without any physical touchpoint will act as a key
enabler for startups. These portals will also act as an integrated platform to enable ease of information
for Government, Investor and Startup. A dedicated helpline along with this ecosystem will help
startups in obtaining information and facilitate to connect with the relevant stakeholders.
9.1.2.
Incubation : The incubation centers will facilitate and streamline the technological innovation
process of the startups along with management, administrative and marketing support. In addition,
startups will receive expert advice vis-à-vis be able to exchange ideas with seasoned professionals,
starting from the planning phase until the consolidation of its activities, which will help to bring their
business in shape. State-registered and State-partnered Incubation centers will also facilitate the
startups by means of accessing seed funds from the SISFS.
9.1.3.
Academia : To build the culture of innovation and entrepreneurship through research and development,
the State will focus on laying the knowledge foundation of the young population at an early stage
through the following initiatives.
(a)
Innovation kits & startup toolboxes to students and faculties in the Schools and Colleges.
(b)
Boot camps to encourage entrepreneurship in schools and colleges and universities.
(c)
Promote skill development and trainings by establishing tie-ups with institutes.
9.1.4.
Incentives : The State Government will provide support to startups through fiscal and non-fiscal
incentives that would help the budding entrepreneur of the State to maneuver their ideas into fully
fledged ventures.
10.
Policy Governance :
10.1.
The Arunachal Pradesh Startup Policy will be overseen and implemented through two levels of
governance, namely the Startup Advisory Body and the Startup Council.
10.1.1.
Startup Advisory Body :
The Government of Arunachal Pradesh will constitute a Startup Advisory Body by engaging
professionals from across the country to advise the Government in facilitating startups in the
State. This Startup Advisory Body will be set up as the apex body at the State level for policy
implementation and monitoring, ecosystem development, and startup advisory. The Startup Advisory
Body will fulfill the following responsibilities.
(a)
Meet annually to review the startup initiatives in the State.
(b)
Streamline and monitor the activities of the Startup Council.
(c)
Periodic review of policy document to suggest relevant modifications.
(d)
Appoint members of the Startup Advisory Body and the Startup Council.
The indicative constitution of the Startup Advisory Body will be as follows.
(a)
Hon’ble Chief Minister
–
Chairperson
(b)
Hon’ble Minister, Planning & Investment
–
Vice-Chairperson
(c)
Hon’ble Ministers, Line Departments
–
Members
(d)
Chief Secretary
–
Member
(e)
Commissioner / Secretary, Planning & Investment
–
Member Secretary
(f)
Industry Leaders
–
Members
(g)
Commissioner / Secretary, Line Departments
–
Members
(h)
Director/Joint Director, Investment and State
–
Member
Nodal Officer-cum-CEO
(i)
Experts/Eminent persons to be engaged by the Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
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Startup Council :
The Government of Arunachal Pradesh will constitute a Startup Council that will monitor and
implement the Startup Policy on a regular basis and fulfill the following responsibilities.
(a)
Meet monthly or bi-monthly to review the startup initiatives in the State.
(b)
Empanelment of mentors, incubators, industry bodies.
(c)
Select startups for receiving seed fund and support for incubation and co-working spaces.
(d)
Evaluation of incubators, commercial entities and private or Government institutions of repute
for partnership for setting up of new or upgrading existing incubators and creating co-working
spaces.
(e)
Other activities that may be decided to be taken up by the Startup Council from time to time.
The indicative constitution of the Startup Council will be as follows.
(a)
Chief Secretary
–
Chairperson
(b)
Secretary, Finance
–
Member
(c)
Commissioner / Secretary, Planning & Investment
–
Member
(d)
Commissioner / Secretary, Line Departments
–
Members
(e)
Representatives from IIMCIP
–
Members
(f)
Director /Joint Director, Investment and State Nodal
–
Member Secretary
Officer-cum-CEO
10.1.3.
Nodal Agency :
The Government of Arunachal Pradesh has notified that the Nodal Agency for design and
implementation of the Startup Policy will be the Investment Division in the Department of Finance,
Planning & Investment. The Investment Division will be responsible for the day-to-day activities
associated with implementing the Arunachal Pradesh Startup Policy and will perform the following
functions.
(a)
Overall implementation of the startup policy.
(b)
Creation of State Startup Portal.
(c)
Grievance redressal for startups.
(d)
Operationalization of incentives and engagement activities as listed in the Startup Policy.
(e)
Creation of Specific Performance Indicators (SPIs) for monitoring policy objectives and reporting
progress to the Startup Advisory Body and Startup Advisory Council.
(f)
Facilitating establishment of Incubation Centers in the State.
(g)
Awareness generation and IEC activities.
10.1.4.
Nodal Officer :
The Director/Joint Director, Investment Division will act as the Nodal Officer as appointed through
State Government notification.
(a)
The Director/Joint Director, Investment Division-cum-Nodal Officer will be delegated such
administrative and financial power at per with any other head of office in the State.
(b)
State Nodal Officer will be the single point of contact for all purposes related to startup
initiatives in the State.
11.
Arunachal Pradesh Innovation & Investment Park (APIIP) :
11.1
As per the directions of Ease of Doing Business (EODB) Act, there is a mandate to establish
Arunachal Pradesh Investment Agency for the purpose of Investment promotion, industrial facilitation,
regulatory reforms, entrepreneurial development and obtaining investor feedback.
11.2
Investment Division, under the aegis of Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Department of Planning
& Investment will create the Arunachal Pradesh Investment agency; which will facilitate setting up
and promoting the Arunachal Pradesh Innovation & Investment Park (APIIP). The Director/Joint
Director, Investment, Government of Arunachal Pradesh who is presently appointed as Chief Executive
Officer (CEO) for APIIP and EODB shall also be act also as the Chief Executive Officer(CEO) for
Arunachal Pradesh Investment Agency(APIA).
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11.3 The APIIP will be empowered as the umbrella organization of all Arunachal Pradesh State sponsored
incubators. APIIP shall predominantly facilitate incubation framework and activities; invest in equity
for selected startups. The organogram of APIIP is provided as follows.
11.4
Equity Investment in Startups by APIIP :
11.4.1
APIIP shall endeavour to have equity investments in the state supported startups through a
combination of fiscal incentives and incubation support. The objective of having an equity share is
to encourage both the startup and APIIP towards cross facilitation of each other and to recover part
of the funding from the successful startups that may be redistributed to the startup ecosystem.
11.4.2
Out of all the fiscal incentives that the startups would receive under this policy, the following three
incentives shall be considered for equity investments. These incentives shall be provided to only
those startups that have been incubated at a state registered incubator.
Sl. No.
Fiscal Incentive
Value of financial assistance
Value of equity
1.
Proof of Concept (POC)
Up to ` 10 lakhs
Up to ` 15 lakhs
2.
Scale Up Grant
Up to ` 25 lakhs
Up to ` 30 lakhs
3.
Digital Upgradation Subsidy
Up to ` 10 lakhs
Up to ` 15 lakhs
11.4.3.
In addition to the fiscal incentives provided to the startups, a lumpsum value of ` 5 lakhs shall be
taken into consideration while estimating the value of the equity shares of APIIP. This additional
charge would be taken to compensate for the incubation support already received by the startups. It
may be noted that no startups shall be provided the above three incentives unless they have received
the full course of the incubation support from a state registered incubation centre.
11.5
Determination of Equity Value :
For each equity investment, the shareholding pattern shall be decided as follows.
(a)
Step 1 : Valuation of startup shall be prepared by certified valuer.
(b)
Step 2 : Incentive to be provided shall be decided by evaluation committee.
(c)
Step 3 : Percentage of APIIP Share shall be calculated as follows.
(Incentive amount + ` 5 lakhs) / (incentive amount + ` 5 lakhs + startup valuation) % or
10% - whichever lower
Regardless the value of investment/incentive to be provided by the State Government, the
share of APIIP in any startup shall not go beyond 10%. This is to ensure that APIIP remains a
minority shareholder.
APIIP shall not be involved in any management decision of the startup. The liability of APIIP
shall, under no circumstances, exceed the financial support amount paid to the startup. APIIP will
have limited liability as a separate legal entity and shall not stand as guarantor for any bank or other
loans.
Government of Arunachal Pradesh
Department of Planning & Investment
Investment Division
Arunachal Pradesh Investment Agency
APIIP
EoDB
Investment Promotion
E-Cells
(Higher Educational Institutes
like Universities, Technical Institutions etc)
Other Incubators
(State aided and unaided)
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11.6
Exit Strategy for APIIP :
(1)
There will be a minimum two years lock in period for APIIP equities. Within this two year,
nether the Startup can buy out APIIP share, nor APIIP can sell off or liquidate the shares.
(2)
Startups may buy back APIIP shares at current value of shares at any point of time after two
years of signing shareholding agreement. This buy back may be at one time or spread across
a period of no more than two years.
(3)
In case of a takeover or an Initial Public Offering (IPO) by the startup, APIIP shall exit after
encashing the equity at the current value.
12.
Digital Infrastructure :
12.1.
The Government will develop the Arunachal Pradesh Startup Portal which will be a one-stop shop
for startups and ecosystem stakeholders containing all relevant information and resources. The
portal will include the below functionalities among other components:
12.1.1.
Information Dissemination :
Information on the following aspects will be accessible through the Startup Portal :
(a)
Notified Arunachal Pradesh Startup Policy and Operating Guidelines.
(b)
Details of the ecosystem stakeholders.
(c)
Details of all State level approvals and clearances required for registering and operating a
startup in the State.
(d)
List of State-supported incubators and accelerators, including incubation support available,
and clearly laid out procedures to avail the same.
(e)
List of mentors registered with the State and mentorship support available, with clearly laid
out procedures to avail the same.
(f)
Details of public procurement support available, with clearly laid out procedures to avail them.
(g)
Details of funding support available, with clearly laid out procedures to avail the same.
(h)
Details of rules, regulations, Acts introduced or amended to support startups.
(i)
Details of State Departments providing institutional support to startups.
(j)
Details of Government partnerships with other stakeholders to conduct grand challenges,
incubation and mentorship programs among others.
(k)
Facility Booking system to enable the booking of Government owned or empanelled
infrastructure.
12.1.2.
Grievance Redressal :
The Startup Portal will have an institutionalized mechanism to address requests or grievances
submitted by startups. This will be done through a dedicated email address and helpline number.
The Investment Division as the Nodal Agency will have a turnaround time of two working days to
reply to the submitted queries. Startups may utilize these instruments to connect with the Investment
Division on issues related but not limited to the below subjects:
(a)
Incubation support
(b)
Funding support
(c)
Public procurement
(d)
Regulatory challenges
12.1.3. Startup Registration :
The Startup Portal will have a dedicated pathway for registration through which eligible startups
will be able to register for availing benefits under the Arunachal Pradesh Startup Policy. This will
also include API Integration with Startup India for ease of data sharing between the Center and
State Governments. Once registered on the portal, startups will be able to use online pathways to
apply for all benefits as listed in this policy.
12.1.4.
Data Sharing :
The Government will endeavor to allow access to non-sensitive Government data which may be
used by startups to roll out pilots. Any data collected, or data analysis done by startups through
the Portal will be subject to prior ethical and institutional clearance.
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Infrastructure :
13.1.
Arunachal Pradesh Incubator Network
13.2.
The Government will partner with Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) and private players to setup
state-of-the-art incubation center or upgrade existing incubation centers in the State.
13.3.
Apart from financial support, the Government will enable capacity building for incubators in the
network and connected to a common portal to facilitate exchange of thoughts, ideas and
collaboration across institutions and disciplines.
13.4.
The Startup Council will define the criteria for qualification for Government support and rules for
grants. All selected institutions would be graded based on key performance indicators.
13.5.
All the incubators receiving Government support will be part of the Arunachal Pradesh Incubator
Network which will provide incentives to State-registered startups in the form of free or subsidized
incubation.
13.6.
Partnerships with Non-State Stakeholders
The Government will also explore partnerships with other startup stakeholders such as accelerators,
corporate, and industry associations to provide holistic mentoring support and greater market
access to State-registered startups.
13.7.
Arunachal Pradesh Co-working Space Network
The Government is cognizant of startups facing the high rental cost of commercial real estate as
a barrier to market entry. To address this, the Government will identify and partner with commercial
space providers to create a network of co-working spaces for registered startups. The goal would
be to have at least one co-working space in every district of Arunachal Pradesh in the next three
years.
Districts with limited infrastructure to support startups will be targeted to promote a culture of
entrepreneurship. Definition of criteria for qualification and rules for grants will be defined by the
Startup Council. State-registered startups will be eligible to receive access to co-working spaces
in this Network free of cost or at subsidized rates.
14.
Funding :
14.1.
Arunachal Pradesh Seed Fund Scheme
The Government is aware that currently aspiring entrepreneurs in the State do not have adequate
avenues to access capital for activities such as research, development of proof of concept, testing,
incubation, and marketing among others which are critical in the early stages of a startup's life
cycle. This lack of early-stage capital is hindering many individuals from turning innovative ideas
into viable business models.
To plug this gap, the Arunachal Pradesh Seed Fund, a grant-in-aid based seed fund with an initial
corpus of INR 10 crore and a total corpus of INR 50 crore over a period of five years is proposed to
be established to support over 250 entrepreneurs in the State within the policy period.
This seed fund will be further divided into three separate funds to support early, intermediate and
final stages of startup support.
14.2.
Idea Support Fund
The Idea Support Fund will support the early stage of startup development. The Investment Division,
along with the state-based incubators, will hold annual entrepreneurship development challenges
and select startups based on established evaluation criteria for award of grant-in-aid and to arrange
incubation and acceleration support to the selected startups. The purpose of this fund is to generate
enthusiasm among the budding startups, to bring them under the ambit of incubation, training and
capacity building and groom them for the next stages of development.
14.3.
Innovation Fund
The State Government will establish an innovation fund to foster the innovative ideas brought
forward by the budding entrepreneur in the State. This fund will support intermediate stage of
startup facilitation and cater to funding areas such as research, proof of concept, etc.
14.4.
Infrastructure Fund
The Innovation Fund will support the final stage of startup facilitation where the startups will be
provided grants to augment infrastructure to scale up their activities and launch themselves in the
market in an appropriate manner. Emphasis shall be given on digital infrastructure such as cloud,
internet, etc.
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14.5.
Startup Fund of Funds
The State Government will endeavor to set up a Startup Fund of Funds which will be allocated for
investing in venture funds that invest in startups in various sectors. The fund of funds would be in
addition to any sector-specific funds that would be operated by the State through its entities and
could also invest in future venture funds promoted by the State. There shall be no investment from
the state government to this fund.
14.6.
CSR Fund
The State Government will encourage the private and public corporations to utilize their Corporate
Social Responsibility (CSR) funds to support incubators, accelerators and the startups; State will
also provide the administrative support to the startups to collect such funding. There shall be no
investment from the state government to this fund.
14.7.
Angel Investment Network
The Government will partner with relevant stakeholders to set up an Angel Investment Network in
the State to mobilize domestic capital for startup investment. The Government will also undertake
workshops for potential investors such as local high net-worth individuals to sensitize them on
startups as an asset class for investment.
14.8.
Fund Management
All funds will be placed under the Investment Division of the Finance, Planning and Investment
Department and will be managed under the advisory of the Startup Council. The fund accounts, as
applicable, will be operated jointly by the Secretary of Planning & Investment and the Director or
Joint Director of Investment Division. The Investment Division will have the administrative and
management control over such funds and will endeavor to appoint a professional fund manager
through an open bidding process.
14.9. Startup India Seed Fund Scheme (SISFS)
The Investment Division will assist incubators and startups to avail funding from the Government
of India scheme for eligible startups.
15.
Incentives for startups :
To avail all the incentive mentioned below, the startups will need to submit its business proposal
through online portal of the Investment Division who will verify the proposals and place them before the
Startup Council for necessary examination and approval.All startups shall have to come through an
established selection process and no startup shall be automatically entitled to receive the incentives.
15.1
Fiscal Incentives
15.1.1
Idea Support Grant
The Investment Division, along with the state-based startups, will organize annual entrepreneurship
challenges and aim to select the 50 startups every year for the five years of the policy period to
provide grant-in-aid support and offer pre-incubation and incubation facilities. Each year, top ten
winners shall be provided ` 5,00,000 & offer for incubation and next forty winners shall be provided
` 4,00,000 and offer for pre-incubation, based on established selection criteria, including a minimum
qualification criteria.
15.1.2
Support for Proof of Concept (PoC)
Under the Government India's SISFS, seed fund to an eligible startup by the incubator shall be
disbursed for up to ` 20,00,000 as grant for validation of Proof of Concept (PoC), prototype
development or product trials. The grant shall be disbursed in milestone-based investments as
per the applicable guidelines. Investment division shall provide support to eligible incubators and
startups to apply for this grant.
For startups who will not be accommodated under SISFS, one-time fiscal support will be provided
by the State Government to the eligible startup as grant for validation of Proof of Concept (PoC),
prototype development or product trials, for up to 100% of the capital expenditure towards the
cost of the production for the proof of concept subject to a limit of ` 10,00,000.
The aim of the policy will be to provide this support to a total 100 no. of startups over the five years
policy period. This funding support is liable to be fully or partially recovered in case the agreed
upon milestones are not met.
15.1.3
R&D Incentive
In order to promote research-led innovation in the State, Research and Development (R&D)
Incentives will be provided to eligible startups for up to 50% of capital cost of research expenses
subject to a limit of ` 5,00,000. The aim of the policy will be to provide this support to a total 50
No. of startups over the five years policy period.
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15.1.4
Patent Cost Reimbursement
The cost of filing and prosecution of patent application will be reimbursed to the eligible startups
for up to 100% subject to a limit of ` 10,000 per Indian patent awarded and up to 100% subject to
a limit of ` 1,00,000 per international patent awarded. The aim of the policy will be to provide this
support to a total 100 no. of startups for Indian patents and 50 No. of startups for international
patents over the five years policy period.
15.1.5
Quality Certification Reimbursement
The fee payable for obtaining BIS /ISO /CMMI /FSSAI /AGMARK /HALLMAPK /SILK MARK /
ZED Certification etc. by eligible startups will be subsidized and one-time reimbursement will be
provided for up to 100% of cost of certification, subject to a limit of ` 5,00,000 per startup. The
aim of the policy will be to provide this support to a total 100 no. of startups over the five years
policy period.
15.1.6
Domicile Incentive
One time grant of up to ` 1,00,000 will be provided to startups that are fully domicile to the State,
which will mean whose people, product, market and impact are confined within the State. This
grant will be paid as partial reimbursement for lease rental for hired premises for a period of one
year - subject to strict scrutiny of the evaluation committees. Preference will be given to product-
based startups who are using privately owned rental premises and reimbursement may include
cost for power, internet, software license and cloud service. The aim of the policy will be to
provide this support to a total 50 no. of startups over the five years policy period.
15.1.7
Recruitment Incentive for Women & Differently Abled
One-time recruitment incentive of up to ` 40,000 will be provided to the eligible startups who will
employ women and differently able employees that are domicile to the State, for up to 40% of the
cost towards the salary of such employment over a period of one year. This incentive will be
provided after one year of such recruitment is completed and upon evidence of continuous
employment and strict scrutiny thereupon. The aim of the policy will be to provide this support to
a total 150 no. of startups over the policy period.
15.1.8
Scale-up Grant
Under the Govt. India's SISFS, seed fund to an eligible startup by the incubator shall be disbursed
for up to ` 50,00,000 as grant for market entry, commercialization, or scaling up through convertible
debentures or debt or debt-linked instruments, as per the applicable guidelines. Investment division
shall provide support to eligible incubators and startups to apply for this grant.
For startups who will not be accommodated under SISFS, and for products or initiatives that have
proven potential for large scale employment generation or other similar parameters that Investment
Division may deem to be highly beneficial for State, the cost of scaling up such products or
initiatives will be partially reimbursed to eligible startups for up to 75% subject to a limit of
` 25,00,000, including the support for Proof of concept and the Idea Support grant, if applicable.
This incentive may be utilized towards capital expenditure only for raw material purchase, marketing
and other scaling up costs required for supporting the commercialization of products or services.
The aim of the policy will be to provide this support to a total 25 no. of startups over the five years
policy period. This funding support is liable to be fully or partially recovered in case the agreed
upon milestones are not met.
15.1.9
Digital Up-scaling Subsidy
One-time digital upgradation subsidy will be provided as reimbursement to the eligible startups
towards procurement and upgradation of high-end computer, related hardware, relevant software,
etc. subject to a limit of `10,00,000 per startup. Preference will be given to adoption of disruptive
technologies such as AI, ML, blockchain, etc. - as defined by Startup India. The aim of the policy
will be to provide this support to a total 25 no. of startups over the five years policy period.
15.2
Non-Fiscal Incentives
15.2.1
Purchase Preference
Out of all goods and services that will be procured by Arunachal Pradesh Ministries/ Departments/
PSUs, at least 20% of such goods and services, if made available by startups, will be procured
from eligible State-registered startups. This procurement will be made as per the provisions of the
Public Procurement Policy for Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs), as may be amended from
time to time, where startups will be entitled to the same benefits as the MSEs.
15.2.2
Relaxation of Public Procurement Norms
To ease regulatory compliance for startups bidding for Government projects, all State-registered
startups will be exempt from the criteria of prior experience, prior turnover, and submission of
Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) and Bid Security. This will be as per the provisions of Amendment
to the Rule 170(i) of General Financial Rules (GFR), 2017, as may be further amended from time
to time.
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15.2.3
Procurement through GeM Startup Runway
The Startup India team has worked with Government-e-Marketplace (GeM) to enable the DPIIT
Recognized startups to register and sell their products directly to the Government Departments.
All Departments and PSUs are encouraged to procure goods and services from Startups through
GeM Startup Runway wherever possible.
15.2.4
Trial Orders
A Trial Order is an opportunity for a Startup to work on a trial order with the Government. These
trial orders give the buyer an option to test waters and be sure while procuring never-before-seen
products.
15.2.5
Self Certification and Compliance
Eligible startups will be exempted from the inspection under the following acts and the rules
framed thereunder, barring inspections arising out of specific complaint. Startup will be permitted
to file self-certification in prescribe format.
(1)
The Building and Other Constructions Worker's (Regulation of Employment and Conditions
of Services) Act,1996.
(2)
The Inter-State Migrant Workmen (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Service)
Act,1979.
(3)
The Payment of Gratuity Act,1972.
(4)
The Contract Labor (Regulation and Abolition)Act ,1970.
(5)
The Employee's Provident Fund and Miscellaneous Provision Act,1952.
(6)
The Employee's State Insurance Act,1948.
15.2.6 Facilitation by Investment Division
The Investment Division will host workshops for State Department Officials from other Departments
to sensitize them on the benefits of procurement from startups. The Investment Division will also
host programs to promote procurement policy to other Government departments and PSUs. The
promotional activities will include but not be limited to workshops for registration on the Government
e-Marketplace (GeM), Buyer-Seller Meets, Demo or Showcase Days, Grand Challenges, Corporate
Innovation Programs, and National or International Programs.
16.
Mentorship :
16.1
The Investment Division will empanel startup mentors through the state-based incubators and
HEIs with expertise in domains such as business model development, funding strategies, company
registration, accounting & taxation, legal, and digital marketing. The mentor profiles will be hosted
on the Startup Portal which will also contain a pathway for startups to reach out to these mentors
free of cost. These mentors will also provide support to aspiring entrepreneurs especially students
through organization of ideation workshops.
17.
Academic Interventions :
17.1
The Government will actively promote entrepreneurship and innovation among students
through
relevant programs executed in partnership with select Higher Education
Institutions (HEIs)
located in the State.
17.1.1
Credits for MOOCs
Higher Education Institutes (HEIs)will be encouraged to award credits to certified online courses
related to entrepreneurship upon completion and let Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) be
an option for elective subjects.
17.1.2
Entrepreneurship Cells (e-Cells) at HEIs
The State Government will endeavor to set up Entrepreneurship Cells (e-Cells) in selected HEIs
by providing advisory assistance and capacity building support. These Cells will work towards
creating awareness on entrepreneurship as a career option among students and conduct programs
to assist aspiring student entrepreneurs shape their business ideas.
Various informatory kits and materials will be created by the pedagogy and will be made available
to students. These kits may be in the form of Do-It-Yourself (DIY) kits informing students about
the nuances of entrepreneurship such as developing an idea or a prototype, Intellectual Property
Rights, art of pitching, incentives under various Center and State Government Schemes among
others.
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The E-cell will determine the standard market rates for the various on demand and industry
relevant programming courses, which will be widely publicized. Students, who are currently pursuing
their graduation or are within two years from the time of their graduation within the original stipulated
period of study, can enroll for these programs.
The Investment Division will collaborate with e-Cells of HEIs to execute activities to support
student entrepreneurs, these may include but not be limited to business plan competitions,
faculty awareness sessions, boot camp, and ideation workshops.
Investment Division shall make provision for a funding support of up to ` 25 lakhs per HEI per year
to be provided to five selected HEIs for setting up and operating the e-Cells. There should be one-
time grant for setting up the e-Cells and annual reimbursements against activities undertaken.
17.1.3
Consideration for Final Year Project
The State Government will endeavor that student entrepreneurs from State-based HEIs working
on a startup idea in their graduation year may receive allowances such as attendance relaxation,
grace marks, and permission to convert their startup project into a final year project counted
towards their degree completion.
17.1.4
Deferred Placement for Student Entrepreneurs
The State Government will endeavor that student entrepreneurs availing the Gap Year option for
working on their startups will be allowed to sit for University/ College placements after one year.
17.1.5
Startup Internship
Startup internships provide a great learning experience for students looking to pursue
entrepreneurship or work in a dynamic environment. State Government will endeavor that HEIs in
the State will tie up with startups, incubators, accelerator, etc. across the country to facilitate
students in obtaining internship projects with various ecosystem players.
17.1.6
Professional Training & Certification Support
State Government will endeavor to enter into agreements with institutes of repute that impart
course-based professional training and certification and empanel institutions to provide relevant
trainings to eligible startup owners and operators at a pre-fixed rate, wherein Government will aim
to provide subsidy to some of the capital expenditure for imparting the training, and also aim to
partially reimburse the fees for training and certification in successful completion of the same by
the eligible startups owner and operators. ` 70,000 per startup for 250 startups will be covered
under this support.
18.
Support to Women-led Startups :
The State Government will execute various initiatives to make the startup ecosystem inclusive for women
entrepreneurs. For purposes of the incentives listed below, a woman-led startup will be defined as a
startup with a woman as Founder or Co-Founder or Chief Operating Officer or equivalent.
18.1
Entrepreneurship Centre for Women
The State Government will set up a dedicated Entrepreneurship Centre for Women (ECW) which
is envisaged as a hub for aspiring and seasoned women entrepreneurs providing access to
mentorship, capacity building exercises, and other programs beneficial for women-led startups.
The ECW will run dedicated incubation and acceleration program for women on an annual or bi-
annual basis.
18.2
Funding Support
A minimum of 33% of the Arunachal Pradesh Seed Fund proposed in this policy will be dedicated
to women-led startups meeting the eligibility criteria for availing the same.
19.
Ecosystem Mobilization Activities :
19.1
The Government proposes to conduct various activities to mobilize the startup ecosystem of
Arunachal Pradesh through promotion of innovation and entrepreneurship.
19.1.1
Networking Events
The Investment Division will organize networking events to provide a platform for startup ecosystem
stakeholders to connect and discuss synergies. These may also be conducted online and for a
more targeted audience such as specific sectors or women entrepreneurs, among others.
19.1.2
Annual Entrepreneurship Challenges
The Investment Division will conduct Grand Challenges in its individual capacity or collaborate
with other State Departments, Corporate, Incubators, and the like to identify and award exceptional
startups in different sectors as per the scope of the Grand Challenge.
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19.1.3
Annual Startup Festival
The Investment Division will organize an annual event on a National-level to showcase the progress
of its ecosystem, this may be theme-based. There will be several activities conducted as a part
of this event such as investor pitching sessions, master classes, panel discussions, startup
exhibition, among others. Social media promotion should be an integrated part of these activities.
19.1.4
National and International Events
The Investment Division will provide financial support to selected startups in the form of travel and
lodging expenditure to take part in key national and international events dedicated to startups to
provide relevant exposure and knowledge exchange opportunities.
20.
General Terms and Conditions :
20.1
Doubts relating to interpretation of any term and/ or dispute relating to the operation of any
provision under this policy will have to be referred to the Planning and Investment Department,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh for clarification/ resolution, and the decision of the State
Government in this regard will be final and binding on all.
20.2
No right or claim of any incentive under this policy will be deemed to have been conferred merely
on the ground of provision in this policy. Implementation of various provisions covering the incentives,
concessions, etc. is subjected to the issue of detailed guidelines/ statutory notifications, wherever
necessary in respect of each item by the Startup Council.
20.3
The Government of Arunachal Pradesh may at any time amend any provision of this policy.
20.4
The detailed guidelines on standard operating procedures on registration, grievance redressal,
fund disbursement, support to HEIs, access to mentors, etc., as may be amended from time to
time, may be referred in conjunction with this policy.
20.5
The Startup India ranking framework will act as a guidance document that may be referred in
conjunction with this policy.
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NOTIFICATION
The 8th May, 2021
No. ET/PF-211/OT/2010/220.—Consequent upon submission of an affidavit bearing No. DMK/EM-4638/
20, dated 9th November, 2020 signed under the seal and signature of the Executive Magistrate, Doimukh,
Arunachal Pradesh, Dr. Odang Tayeng presently working as Assistant Professor, Department of Management
in the Rajiv Gandhi University has changed his surname from Dr. Odang Tayeng to Dr. Odang Mara and his
father name from Orak Tayeng to Tayom Mara.
Henceforth, Dr. Odang Tayeng, Assistant Professor, Department of Management, Rajiv Gandhi University
shall be known as Dr. Odang Mara, son of Tayom Mara in his all official records and correspondences.
Registrar
Rajiv Gandhi University,
Rono Hills, Doimukh,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
The 3rd May, 2022
No. PHE/Sectt-45/97/Pt-III.—In continuation to the earlier order No. PHE/Sectt-45/97/Pt-III/1002, dated
3rd May, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order for creation of Naharlagun functional
PHE&WS Division bifurcating from the existing Itanagar PHE&WS Division covering the jurisdiction of the
present Naharlagun Sub-Division for proper planning/speedy implementation/supervision/monitoring/operation
& maintenance of the various water supply schemes under JJM and State Water Supply Schemes. All the
proposals of ongoing projects/schemes/works and all related office records, correspondences, file etc. alongwith
all assets like buildings, office equipment and materials etc. shall be relocated including the existing manpower
on as is where is basis.
This order comes into force with immediate effect.
Rinchin Tashi, IAS
Secretary (PHE&WSD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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CONTENTS
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PART - I
— Appointments, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
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PART - III — Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government
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and Heads of Departments.
PART - IV — Orders, Notifications and Rules of the High Court.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - I
Appointments, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
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NOTIFICATION
The 6th May, 2022
No, APPSCA-02/2021-22/619.—In pursuance of the decision of the Arunachal Pradesh Psychoactive
Substance Control Authority (APPSCA) meeting held on 21st February, 2022 under the Chairmanship of
Hon'ble Chief Minister, Arunachal Pradesh in the Chief Minister's Conference Hall, Civil Secretariat, Itanagar,
the Hon'ble Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to constitute a State Level Authority called Arunachal
Pradesh Psychoactive Substance Control Authority (APPSCA) consisting of following members:-
1.
Chief Minister
— Chairperson
2.
Council of Ministers
— Member
3.
Chief Secretary
— Member
4.
Principal Secretary (Finance)/(Home)
— Member Secretary/Member
5.
Principal Secretary-cum-PCCF
— Member
6.
DGP
— Member
7.
Commissioner/Secretary (Tax, Excise & Narcotics),
— Member
(Health & Family Welfare), (Home), (SJETA), (WCD),
(Youth Affairs & Sports), (Education), (Planning),
(Agriculture), (Horticulture), (Law, Legislative & Justice),
(Parliamentary Affairs), (Industries), (Panchayati Raj),
(UD, TP & Planning).
8.
State Nodal officer (Narcotics) Tax, Excise & Narcotics
— Member
9.
Representative from Arunachal Pradesh State
— Member
Commission for women
10.
Representative from Arunachal Pradesh State
— Member
Commission for Protection of Child Rights
11.
Representative from Arunachal Pradesh
— Member
State Tribal Forum
12.
Representative from Indian Medical Association,
— Member
Arunachal Pradesh Chapter
Function of APPSCA :
(i)
The APPSCA members will meet twice a year.
(ii)
Approve annual plans and programs of Nodal Departments on their respective pillars related to
supply, demand and harm reduction aspects of the Policy.
(iii)
Consider and recommend the mobilization, management and allocation of funds for various agencies/
departments in terms of respective approved Budget Estimate (BE)/Revised Estimate (RE) allocations.
(iv)
Form or constitute specific sub-committees to facilitate co-ordinate Functioning of nodal Departments
and /or technical committees.
(v)
Monitor and evaluate the programmes, including commissioning research to study the impact of the
programmes and different aspects of the problem.
(vi)
Provide guidance and recommendations related to the implementation and progress of the programmes
under the Policy.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary, Finance,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 6th May, 2022
No, APPSCA-02/2021-22/620.—In pursuance of the decision of the Arunachal Pradesh Psychoactive
Substance Control Authority (APPSCA) meeting held on 21st February, 2022 under the Chairmanship of Chief
Minister, Arunachal Pradesh in the Chief Minister's Conference Hall, Civil Secretariat, Itanagar, the Governor of
Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to constitute the District Co-ordination Committee (DCC) for all Districts of the
State consisting of following members:-
1.
Deputy Commissioner
—
Chairperson
2.
Chairperson, Zilla Parishad
—
Member
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3.
Superintendent of Police
—
Member
4.
Divisional Forest Officer
—
Member
5.
Project Director, DRDA
—
Member
6.
District Medical Officer
—
Member
7.
Deputy Director, ICDS
—
Member
8.
District Surveillance Officer
—
Member
9.
Child Development Project Officer
—
Member
10.
District Planning Officer
—
Member
11.
Deputy Director School Education
—
Member
12.
District Agriculture Officer
—
Member
13.
District Horticulture Officer
—
Member
14.
District Tax & Excise Official
—
Member
15.
District Information & Public Relations Officer
—
Member
16.
Representatives of Farmers Producers Organisation
—
Member
(FPO) & Farmers producer company
17.
Representatives from NGOs/CBOs working in the
—
Member
field of De-addiction.
Functions of DCC
(i)
The DCC shall meet once in 3 months.
(ii)
DCC will develop and work action plan for respective districts and submit it to Arunachal Pradesh
Psychoactive Substances Control Authority (APPSCA) for final approval.
(iii)
DCC shall develop and maintain technical resource pool in the district.
(iv)
It will mobilize and utilize resources in consultation with APPSCA.
(v)
It will evaluate functioning and outcomes of the programmes at the district level.
(vi)
DCC will submit quarterly report to APPSCA.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary (Finance),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 23rd May, 2022
No. SCIC/2/2007-08.—This is for general information to all concerned that the Court of Arunachal Pradesh
Information Commission will remain closed with effect from 11th July, 2022 to 29th July, 2022 on account of
Summer Vacation. As such, there will be no hearing of RTI cases during the vacation. However, the Commission
remains open for all official works and hearing urgent cases concerning the Life or Liberty of a person.
Rinchen Dorjee
State Chief Information Commissioner,
Arunachal Pradesh Information Commission,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 15th June, 2022
No.ESTT-A-12013/1/2022-ESTT-A-SAD/274.—On the recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee
(DPC) meeting held on 8th June, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint the under-
mentioned Assistant Section Officers of Arunachal Pradesh Civil Secretariat, Itanagar to the Ex-cadre post of
Senior Research Assistant (SRA), Group 'B' (Gazetted) in Level - 8 of Pay Matrix ` 47,600-1,51,100 per month
plus other allowances as admissible from time to time with effect from the date of DPC i.e. 8th June, 2022.
1.
Smti Tailang Santi
2.
Smti Dagbom Nyorak
3.
Shri Tabom Gapak
4.
Shri Rigo Bam
5.
Shri Kishi Potom
The appointees are hereby transferred and posted to Finance Division of Arunachal Pradesh Civil Secretariat
and directed to report to the Secretary (Finance), Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar for further duty.
Further, Shri Tabom Gapak, ASO in addition to the official works of SRA shall also lookafter the ongoing
works allotted to him in Estt. (C) Branch till posting of a reliever in his place.
Exercise of option for fixation of pay under FR-22 (1) a (i) will be entertained within one month from the
date of issuance of this order.
The other terms and conditions of service which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant
rules and regulations of the Government as may be in force from time to time.
Sadhana Deori, IAS
Secretary to the
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 17th June, 2022
No. Jud-57/89/569.—In pursuance of the provisions of Section 21 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
(2 of 1974), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to appoint the Officers mentioned below as
Special Executive Magistrate to perform magisterial duty during the Panchayat Raj, Bye-Election, 2022.
SL.No.
Name
Designation
1.
Er. Tanu Tasing
EE, WRD
2.
Shri Helly Wally
Deputy Director (UD)
3.
Dr. Gindu Borang
Principal, DPGC, Kamki
Commissioner (Law)
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 17th June, 2022
No. Jud-109/93(Vol-I)/570.—In pursuance of the provisions of Section 21 of the Code of Criminal Procedure,
1973 (2 of 1974), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to appoint the Officers mentioned below
as Special Executive Magistrate to perform magisterial duty during the Panchayat Raj, Bye-Election, 2022.
SL.No.
Name
Designation
1
2
3
1.
Er. Nabam Tapa
EE, PHED
2.
Shri James Nabam
DFDO
3.
Er. Dulom Tago
EE, PHED
4.
Er. Dimak Gamo
EE, WRD
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1
2
3
5.
Shri Boken Pao
DFO
6.
Shri Chigin Tamo
ADES
7.
Shri Magen Modi
DVO
8.
Er. Taluk Rai
EE, RWD
9.
Shri Rukdam Jeram
DAO
Commissioner (Law)
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 20th June, 2022
No. DA-18011/2022-DA-Br.-DA/34.—In the Interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
is pleased to order the creation of Mandalaphudung Administrative Circle under Dirang Sub-Division in West
Kameng District with immediate effect for administrative convenience subject to fulfilment of following terms
and conditions :-
1.
Land for construction of Circle Office and residential requirement shall be donated by people of the
area free of cost.
2.
Construction of residential and Non-residential O.B type building with maintenance shall be done on
self help basis by the villagers for the Administrative Centre initially for the period of three years.
3.
No claim for compensation or employment or any other facilities shall be claimed by the people for
any reason whatsoever.
The jurisdictions of Administrative Circle of Mandalaphudung shall include the following villages
with their traditional boundaries within Arunachal Pradesh namely ;
(i)
Mandalaphudung
(ii)
Baichalu
(iii) Dungmanba
(iv)
Khellong
(v)
Bambrok
This issues with the approval of the Hon'ble Cabinet communicated vide letter No. CAB/M-12/5/
2022/34 dated 1st June, 2022.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 20th June, 2022
No. DA-18011/4/2022-DA-Br.-DA/33.—In the Interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
is pleased to order the creation of Nyakmadung Administrative Circle under Dirang Sub-Division in West
Kameng District with immediate effect for administrative convenience subject to fulfilment of following terms
and conditions :-
1.
Land for construction of Circle Office and residential requirement shall be donated by people of the
area free of cost.
2.
Construction of residential and Non-residential O.B type building with maintenance shall be done on
self help basis by the villagers for the Administrative Centre initially for the period of three years.
3.
No claim for compensation or employment or any other facilities shall be claimed by the people for
any reason whatsoever.
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The jurisdictions of Administrative Circle of Nyakmadung shall include the following villages
with their traditional boundaries within Arunachal Pradesh namely ;
(i)
Nyukmadung
(ii)
Senge
(iii)
Baisakhi
(iv)
Jangdong
(v)
Dundri
(vi)
Mohan Camp
(vii)
Rolamjor
(viii)
Melongkong
(ix)
Dirme
This issues with the approval of the Hon'ble Cabinet communicated vide letter No. CAB/M-12/
5/2022/34 dated 1st June, 2022.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 22nd June, 2022
No. PERS-12014/3/2021.— In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased
to ordered that Shri Solung Miji, APCS (AG), Joint Secretary (PR) shall hold the additional charge of CEO-cum-
SMD, ArSRLM till 31st August, 2022 in addition to his own duties.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 23rd June, 2022
No. RWD-11035/1/2021/55.— Whereas, Shri Ngoipong Bangsia WC(R) Mazdoor presently retired from
RWD Division, Khonsa, Arunachal Pradesh.
Whereas, Shri Ngoipong Bangsia WC(R) Mazdoor under RWD, Khonsa has executed an affidavit on 13th
March, 2020 in the Court of Executive Magistrate Khonsa, Tirap District, Arunachal Pradesh to change his
surname from Ngoipong Bangsia to Ngoihang Bangsia.
Whereas, Shri Ngoipong Bangsia has followed and fulfilled all the procedures prescribed for change of
name and surname by a Government employee as laid down in O.M.19016/1/87-Estt.(A) dated 12/03/1987 of
department of Personnel and Training and the Ministry of Home Affairs O.M. No. 62/274-48 Estt. dated 3rd
November, 1948 as amended vide O.M. No. 87/52 Estt. dated 24th March, 1952.
And now, therefore, Shri Ngoipong Bangsia former name is hereby allowed to wholly renounce, relinguish
and abandon on the use of his former name of Ngoipong to Ngoihang so that may he hereafter be called known
and distinguish not by former name of Shri Ngoipong Bangsia but by his assumed name of Shri Ngoihang
Bangsia for all official purposes.
N.T. Glow, IRS
Secretary (RWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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NOTIFICATION
The 24th June, 2022
No. JUD-118/93.— In pursuance of the provisions of Section 21 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
(2 of 1974), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to appoint the 4 (four) Nos. of Officers mentioned
below as Special Executive Magistrate during the Panchayati Raj Bye-Election in Changlang District, 2022.
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Name and Designation
1.
Er. Tai Kalley, EE (UD & Housing), Changlang
2.
Er. Kago Rubu, EE, WRD, Yatdam
3.
Er. George Joseph, EE, (UD & Housing), Jairampur
4.
Dr. Hano Moda, ACF, Jairampur.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 24TH June, 2022
No. JUD-109/2020.— In pursuance of the provisions of Section 21 of the Code of Criminal Procedure,
1973 (2 of 1974), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to appoint the 2 (two) Nos. of
Officers mentioned below as Special Executive Magistrate during the Panchayati Raj Bye-Election in
Namsai District, 2022.
Sl. No.
Name and Designation
1.
Er. O. Apum, EE, RWD, Namsai
2.
Er. Tage Taki Tatin, SE, HPD, Namsai.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 15th June, 2022
No. JUD-56/2004.— In pursuance of the provisions of Section 21 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (2
of 1974), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to appoint the 4 (four) Nos. of Officers mentioned
below as Special Executive Magistrate during the Panchayatti Raj Bye-Election in Anjaw District, 2022.
Sl. No.
Name and Designation
1.
Er. Jikum Hiri, EE, PWD, Hayuliang
2.
Er. Hage Tagia, EE, HPD, Hayuliang
3.
Er. Bafrengso, EE, Power, Hayuliang
4.
Er. Tomo Pertin, EE, WRD, Hawai.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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NOTIFICATION
The 27th June, 2022
No. JUD-56/2008.— In pursuance of the provisions of Section 21 of the Code of Criminal Procedure,
1973 (2 of 1974), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to appoint the 2 (two) Nos. of Officers
mentioned below as Special Executive Magistrate during the Panchayati Raj Bye-Election in Longding
District, 2022.
Sl. No.
Name and Designation
1.
Er. Khamjat Ajang, CO, Longhan
2.
Er. Tage Nipa, EE, PHED, Longding.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 27th June, 2022
No. PERS-12012/11/2021.— The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order release of the following
APCS officers from Government service on the date mentioned against their name on attaining the age of
superannuation in accordance to the FR-56.
1. Shri Kabit Apang, APCS (AG), ADC, Yingkiong w.e.f. 31/07/2022 (AN)
2. Shri Solung Miji, APCS (AG), Joint Secretary (PR) w.e.f. 31/08/2022 (AN)
3. Shri Tage Ekke, APCS (Sel. Grade), I/c ADC, Daporijo w.e.f. 31/07/2022 (AN)
Mimum Tayeng, IAS
Secretary (Personnel),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 5th July, 2022
No. Jud-117/93.— In pursuance of the provisions of Section 21 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
(2 of 1974), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to appoint the Officers mentioned below as
Special Executive Magistrate to perform magisterial duty during the Panchayati Raj Bye-Election, 2022.
Sl. No.
Name
Designation
1.
Shri G. Bangyang
EE, (Power), Deomali
2.
Shri S.K. Srivastava
EE, (WRD) Deomali
3.
Shri B. Tasung
EE, (PHED) Khonsa
4.
Shri P. Tangha
DFO, Khonsa.
Commissioner (Law),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 5th July, 2022
No. PERS/11/2020 (Pt-I).— In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased
to order posting/re-allocation of charges of the following IAS Officers with immediate effect and until further
orders.
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Name of officer
Present Posting as
Posted as
Remarks
1.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary 1. Principal Secretary
He will hold the
(AGMUT : 94)
(i) Finance
(i)
Finance
additional charge of
(ii) Health & Family
(ii) Health & Family
Chairman Arunachal
Welfare.
Welfare.
Pradesh Pollution
(iii) Environment,
Control Board till
Forest and Climate selection of regular
Change
Chairman.
2. Chairman Arunachal
Pradesh State
Pollution Control
Board.
2.
Ms. Rinku Dugga, IAS
Awaiting posting
Principal Secretary
(AGMUT : 94
(Indigenous Affairs)
3.
Shri Sandeep Kumar,
Awaiting posting
Principal Secretary
IAS (AGMUT : 97)
(Fisheries)
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 5th July, 2022
No. PERS-11/1/2020(Pt-II).— In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to order posting of Shri Sharad Darade, IPS (AGMUT : 2013), SP Aalo, West Siang District as
Secretary to the Governor, Arunachal Pradesh with immediate effect and untill further orders.
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 6th July, 2022
No. GS/Apptt.FAA/PIO/2022.— In exercise of power conferred by Sub-section (1) of Section 5 of the
Right to Information Act, 2005 (Act No. 22 of 2005), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to
designate the First Appellate Authority to receive and dispose of the appeal under Section 19 to the Right to
Information Act, 2005, in the Office of the Governor’s Secretariat, Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar.
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Name & Designation
Designated as
1.
Secretary/Commissioner/Principal Secretary
First Appellate Authority
This issues with the approval of competent authority.
Minik Damin,
Deputy Secretary to Governor,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 24th June, 2022
No. HFW-1011(12)3/2020-HFW-Branch-I(HFW).— In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal
Pradesh on the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee held on 9th May, 2022 is hereby
pleased to promote the following District Extension Educator (DEE) as Deputy Mass Education & Information
Officer (Dy. MEIO) Group “B” (Non-Gazetted) under National Family Welfare Programme, Government of Arunachal
Pradesh in the Level - 6 of the Pay Matrix ` 35,400 to ` 1,12,400 per month plus other allowances as admissible
from time to time with effect from 9th May, 2022 (date of DPC).
1.
Smti Yeshi Dema Thongchi
2.
Shri Mikar Basar
Other terms and conditions of service which are not specified herein will be governed by relevant rules and
order in force from time to time.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary (Health & FW),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 24th June, 2022
No. HFW-1011(12)3/2020-HFW-Branch-I(HFW).— In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal
Pradesh on the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee held on 9th May, 2022 is hereby
pleased to promote the following Deputy Mass Education & Information Officer (Dy. MEIO) as Mass Education
& Information Officer (MEIO) Group “B” (Gazetted) under National Family Welfare Programme, Government of
Arunachal Pradesh in the Level - 7 of the Pay Matrix ` 44,900 to ` 1,42,400 per month plus other allowances
as admissible from time to time with effect from 9th May, 2022 (date of DPC).
1.
Smti Miyi Boje
2.
Smti Mepung Nabam (Rimo)
Other terms and conditions of service which are not specified herein will be governed by relevant rules and
order in force from time to time.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary (Health & FW),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 1st July, 2022
No. PERS-11011/4/2022.— The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to release Shri Sang Phuntsok,
IAS (AGMUT : 2010), Secretary (Hydro Power), Government of Arunachal Pradesh, from Government service
with effect from 31st July, 2022 (A/N) on attaining the age of superannuation.
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - IV
Orders, Notifications and Rules of the High Court
THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT
ITANAGAR PERMANENT BENCH AT NAHARLAGUN, ARUNACHAL PRADESH
Contact : 0360-2247104, FAX : 0360-2247103, Email-itanagar. [email protected]
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CIRCULAR
The 22nd June, 2022
No. HC(IB)11/2001-12/.—Shri Budi Habung, APJS (STS), has assumed charge of the Office of the Registrar,
Gauhati High Court, Itanagar Permanent Bench, Naharlagun , with effect from 20th June, 2022 (F/N) in pursuance
of the Gauhati High Court Notification No. HC. VII-02/2013/3607-3618, dated 26.05.2022.
Any Secret/Confidential/Demi Official correspondence meant for him may kindly be made at the following
address :-
Name & Designation
Telephone/
Mail Address
Mobile Numbers
Shri Budi Habung, APJS (STS), Registrar, Gauhati
9402478111 (M)
itanagar. bench@gmail .com
High Court, Itanagar Permanent Bench, Naharlagun.
R.N. Barman
Deputy Registrar,
Gauhati High Court,
Itanagar Permanent Bench,
Naharlagun,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - III
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government and Heads of Departments.
NOTIFICATION
The 1st June, 2022
No. COOP(G)40/2022.— Under Section 38 of Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978, the
change of address of “The Arunachal Pradesh State Cooperative Apex Bank Ltd., at Itanagar in the
Subansiri District have been duly registered in this office on the 1st day of June of the year two thousand
twenty two Anno Domini. The new address may be read as below :-
“The Arunachal Pradesh State Cooperative Apex Bank Ltd., D - Sector, Naharlagun, PO/PS -
Naharlagun, Papum Pare District, Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin No. 791110”.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
CERTIFICATE OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS
The 1st June, 2022
No. COOP(G)40/2022.— Under Section 38 of Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978, the
change of address of “The Arunachal Pradesh State Cooperative Apex Bank Ltd., at Itanagar in the
Subansiri District may be read as below :-
“The Arunachal Pradesh State Cooperative Apex Bank Ltd., D - Sector, Naharlagun, PO/PS -
Naharlagun, Papum Pare District, Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin No. 791110”.
The change of address has been duly registered in this office on the 1st day of June of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini.
Tai Kaye
Registrar (Cooperative Societies),
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 4th July, 2022
No. HOME-11011(13)/76/2021.— In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to Article 309
of the Constitution of India and in supersession of all recruitment rules to the post of Assistant Sub-
Inspector (Civil Police/IRBn), Head Constable (Civil Police/AAPBn/IRBn) and Constable (Civil Police/AAPBn/
IRBn) notified prior to this notification under the Arunachal Pradesh Police, except as respect things done or
omitted to be done before such supersession, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to make the
following rules to regulate the method of recruitment Rules to the post(s)of Assistant Sub-Inspector (Civil
Police/IRBn), Head Constable (Civil Police/AAPBn/IRBn) and Constable (Civil Police/AAPBn/IRBn)
Group - C, Non-Gazetted (Non-Ministerial) in the Department of Home under the Government of Arunachal
Pradesh, namely :
1.
Short title and commencement : (1) These rules may be called “The General Arunachal Pradesh
Service, Assistant Sub-Inspector (Civil Police/IRBn ), Head Constable (Civil Police/AAPBn/IRBn) and Constable
(Civil Police/AAPBn/IRBn), Group - C, Non-Gazetted (Non-Ministerial) Recruitment Rules, 2022”.
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They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Arunachal Pradesh Gazette.
2.
These rules shall apply to the posts as specified in column 1 of the Schedule I,II, III, IV, V & VI
annexed to these Rules.
3.
Number of posts, classification and scale of Pay : The number of posts, their classifications and
the level in Pay Matrix attached thereto shall be as specified in columns 2 to 4 in the schedule
aforesaid.
4.
Method of Recruitment, age limit and other qualifications etc : The method of recruitment to
the said post, age limit, educational qualifications and other matters relating thereto shall be as specified
in columns 5 to 13 of the Schedule aforesaid.
5.
Disqualification : No Person, -
(a)
who has entered into or contracted a marriage with a person having a spouse living ; or
(b)
who having a spouse living, has entered into or contracted a marriage with any person, shall be
eligible for appointment to the said post.
Provided that the Govemor of Arunachal Pradesh may, if satisfied that such marriage
is permissible under Personal Law applicable to such person and the other party to the marriage
and there are other grounds for so doing exempt any person from the operation of these rules.
6.
Power to Relax : Where the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is of opinion that, it is necessary
or expedient so to do, he may by order for reasons to be recorded in writing and in observing
the procedures as prescribed under OM No. AR-89/2012 dated 6th March, 2013 and in consultation
with the Commission relax any of the provisions of these rules with respect to any class or category of
persons.
7.
Repeal and Saving : All rules and procedure corresponding to these rules and procedures in
force immediately before the commencement of these rules are hereby repealed, provided that any
order made or action taken under the rules so repealed shall be deemed to have been validity made
or taken under the corresponding provisions of these Rules,
Nothing in these rules shall affect reservation/relaxation of age limit and other concessions
required to be provided for Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribes and other special categories of
person in accordance with the orders issued by the Government of Arunachal Pradesh from time to
time in this regard.
Commissioner (Home)
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
Asstt. Sub-Inspector (Civil Police)
SCHEDULE - I
(See Rule 2, 3, & 4)
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Particulars
Provisions
1
2
3
1.
Name of the post
Assistant Sub-Inspector (Civil Police)
2.
Number of post
289 (two hundred eighty nine) posts *2021
subject to variation dependent on workload
3.
Classification
General Arunachal Service, Group “C”
Non-Gazetted, (Non-Ministerial)
4.
Level in Pay Matrix
Level – 5 ` 29200 – 92300 PM.
5.
Whether selection post or non-selection post
Non-Selection
6.
Age limit for direct recruits
Not applicable
7.
Educational and other qualifications
Not applicable
required for direct recruits
8.
Whether age and educational qualifications
Not applicable
prescribed for direct recruit will apply in the
case of promotees
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2
3
9.
Period of Probation, if any
No
10.
Method of recruitment whether by direct
(i)
90% by Promotion
recruitment or by promotion or by deputa-
tion/absorption and percentage of the
(ii)
10% through fast track promotion
vacancies to be filled by the various
methods
11.
In case of recruitment by promotion/
(i)
90% by Promotion from the Head-Constable
deputation/absorption grades from which
of Civil Police with minimum 5 (five) years of
promotion/absorption to be made
regular service in the grade.
(ii) 10% by Limited Departmental Competitive
Examination on the basis of the merit
adjudged by the APSSB on the following
subjects from the Head-Constable of Civil
Police with 5 years regular service in the
grade :
(a)
General English - 50 marks
(b)
General Knowledge
- 50 marks
(c)
Law and Police manual - 150 marks
(d)
Out Door Test
- 50 marks
Total :
300 marks
NB : LDCE is governed by Common Examination
Scheme notified vide Office Memorandum
No. AR - 145/2015 dated 29th November, 2017.
12.
If a Departmental Promotion Committee
Group ‘C’ Departmental Promotion Committee for
exist, what is its composition
Promotion/Confirmation (Notification No. AR-109/
2018 dated 28th December, 2018)
1. Principal Secretary/Commissioner/ –
Chairman
Secretary (Home)
2. Assistant Inspector General of
–
Member
Police (E)
3. One Group ‘A’ Officer not
–
Member
connected to the works of the
Department
4. One Group ‘A’ APST officer if
–
Member
none of the member belongs
to APST
13.
Circumstances in which the APPSC is
Not applicable
to be consulted in making recruitment
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SCHEDULE - II
(See Rule 2, 3, & 4)
Sl.
Particulars
Provisions
No.
1
2
3
1.
Name of post
Assistant Sub-Inspector (IRBn)
2.
Number of post
78 (seventy eight) posts *2021 subject
to variation dependent on workload
3.
Classification of the Post
General Arunachal Service, Group “C”
Non-Gazetted, (Non-Ministerial)
4.
Level in Pay Matrix
Level – 5 ` 29200 – 92300 PM.
5.
Whether selection or non-selection post
Non Selection
6.
Age limit for direct recruits
Not applicable
7.
Educational and other qualifications required
Not applicable
for direct recruits
8.
Whether age and educational qualifications
Not applicable
prescribed for direct recruits will apply in the
case of promotees
9.
Period of Probation, if any
No
10.
Method of recruitment whether by direct
(i)
90% by Promotion
recruitment or by promotion or by deputa-
tion/absorption and percentage of the
(ii)
10% through fast track promotion
vacancies to be filled by the various
methods
11.
In case of recruitment by promotion/
(i)
90% by Promotion from the Head-Constable
deputation/absorption grades from which
of IRBn with minimum 5 (five) years of
promotion/absorption to be made
regular service in the grade.
(ii)
10% by Limited Departmental Competitive
Examination on the basis of the merit
adjudged by the APSSB on the following
subjects from the Head-Constable of IRBn
with 5 years regular service in the grade :
(a)
General English - 50 marks
(b)
General Knowledge - 50 marks
(c)
Law and Battalion
- 150 marks
manual
(d)
Out Door Test
- 50 marks
Total :
300 marks
NB :
LDCE is governed by Common
Examination Scheme notified vide
Office Memorandum No. AR - 145/2015
dated 29th November, 2017
12.
If a Departmental Promotion Committee
Group ‘C’ Departmental Promotion Committee
exist, what is its composition
for Promotion/Confirmation (Notification
No. AR-109/2018 dated 28th December, 2018)
1.
Principal Secretary/
– Chairman
Commissioner/Secretary (Home)
2.
Assistant Inspector General of
– Member
Police (E)
3.
One Group ‘A’ Officer not
– Member
connected to the work of the
Department
4.
One Group ‘A’ APST officer if
– Member
none of the member belongs
to APST
13.
Circumstances in which the APPSC is to be
Not applicable
consulted in making recruitment
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SCHEDULE - III
(See Rule 2, 3, & 4)
Sl.
Particulars
Provisions
No.
1
2
3
1.
Name of post
Head-Constable (Civil Police)
2.
Number of post
707 (seven hundred seven) posts *2021 subject
to variation dependent on workload
3.
Classification of Post
General Arunachal Service, Group “C”
Non-Gazetted, (Non-Ministerial)
4.
Level in Pay Matrix
Level – 4 ` 25500 – 81100 PM.
5.
Whether selection or non-selection post
Non-Selection
6.
Age limit for direct recruits
Not applicable
7.
Educational and other qualifications required
Not applicable
for direct recruits
8.
Whether age and educational qualifications
Not applicable
prescribed for direct recruits will apply in the
case of promotees
9.
Period of Probation if any
No
10.
Method of recruitment whether by direct
(i) 90% by Promotion
recruitment or by promotion or by deputation/
absorption and percentage of the vacancies
(ii) 10% through fast track promotion
to be filled by the various methods
11.
In case of recruitment by promotion/
(i)
90% by Promotion from the Constable of Civil
deputation/absorption grades from which
Police with minimum 5 (five) years of
promotion/absorption to be made
regular service in the grade.
(ii)
10% by Limited Departmental Competitive
Examination on the basis of the merit
adjudged by the APSSB on the following
subjects from the Constable of Civil Police
with 5 years regular service in the grade :
(a)
General English
-
50 marks
(b)
General Knowledge
-
50 marks
(c)
Law and Police manual
-
150 marks
(d)
Out Door Test
-
50 marks
Total :
300 marks
NB :
LDCE is governed by Common
Examination Scheme notified vide
Office Memorandum No. AR - 145/2015
dated 29th November, 2017
12.
If a Departmental Promotion Committee
Group ’C’ Departmental Promotion Committee
exist, what is its composition
for Promotion/Confirmation (Notification No.
AR-109/2018 dated 28th December, 2018)
1.
Principal Secretary/
– Chairman
Commissioner/Secretary (Home)
2.
Assistant Inspector General of
– Member
Police (E)
3.
One Group ‘A’ Officer not
– Member
connected to the works of the
Department
4.
One Group ‘A’ APST officer if
– Member
none of the member belongs
to APST
13.
Circumstances in which the APPSC is to be
Not applicable
consulted in making recruitment
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To the post of Head-Constable (AAPBn)
SCHEDULE - IV
(See Rule 2, 3, & 4)
Sl.
Particulars
Provisions
No.
1
2
3
1.
Name of post
Head-Constable (AAPBn)
2.
Number of post
192 (One hundred ninety two) posts *2021
subject to variation dependent on workload
3.
Classification of Post
General Arunachal Service, Group “C”
Non-Gazetted, (Non-Ministerial)
4.
Level in Pay Matrix
Level – 4 ` 25500 – 81100 PM.
5.
Whether selection or non-selection post
Non - Selection
6.
Age limit for direct recruits
Not applicable
7.
Educational and other qualifications required
Not applicable
for direct recruits
8.
Whether age and educational qualifications
Not applicable
prescribed for direct recruits will apply in the
case of promotees
9.
Period of Probation, if any
No
10.
Method of recruitment whether by direct
(i) 90% by Promotion
recruitment or by promotion or by deputation/
absorption and percentage of the vacancies
(ii) 10% through fast track promotion
to be filled by the various methods
11.
In case of recruitment by promotion/
(i)
90% by Promotion from the Constable of
deputation/absorption grades from which
AAPBn with minimum 5 (five) years of
promotion/absorption to be made
regular service in the grade.
(ii)
10% by Limited Departmental Competitive
Examination on the basis of the merit
adjudged by the APSSB on the following
subjects from the Constable of AAPBn
with 5 years regular service in the grade :
(a)
General English
-
50 marks
(b)
General Knowledge
-
50 marks
(c)
Law and Police manual
-
150 marks
(d)
Out Door Test
-
50 marks
Total :
300 marks
NB : (i) LDCE is governed by Common
Examination Scheme notified vide
Office Memorandum No. AR - 145/2015
dated 29th November, 2017
12.
If a Departmental Promotion Committee
Group ‘C’ Departmental Promotion Committee
exist, what is its composition
for Promotion/Confirmation (Notification
No. AR-109/2018 dated 28th December, 2018)
1.
Principal Secretary/
– Chairman
Commissioner/Secretary (Home)
2.
Assistant Inspector General of
– Member
Police (E)
3.
One Group ‘A’ Officer not
– Member
connected to the works of the
Department
4.
One Group ‘A’ APST officer if
– Member
none of the member belongs
to APST
13.
Circumstances in which the APPSC is to be
Not applicable
consulted in making recruitment
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Head-Constable (IRBn)
SCHEDULE - V
(See Rule 2, 3, & 4)
Sl.
Particulars
Provisions
No.
1
2
3
1.
Name of post
Head-Constable (IRBn)
2.
Number of post
660 (six hundred sixty) posts *2021
subject
to variation dependent on workload
3.
Classification of Post
General Arunachal Service, Group “C”
Non-Gazetted, (Non-Ministerial)
4.
Level in Pay Matrix
Level – 4 ` 25500 – 81100 PM.
5.
Whether selection post or non-selection post
Non-Selection
6.
Age limit for direct recruits
Not applicable
7.
Educational and other qualifications required
Not applicable
for direct recruits
8.
Whether age and educational qualifications
Not applicable
prescribed for direct recruits will apply in the
case of promotees
9.
Period of Probation if any
No
10.
Method of recruitment whether by direct
(i) 90% by Promotion
recruitment or by promotion or by deputation/
absorption and percentage of the vacancies
(ii) 10% through fast track promotion
to be filled by the various methods
11.
In case of recruitment by promotion/
(i)
90% by Promotion from the Constable of
deputation/absorption grades from which
IRBn with minimum 5 (five) years of
promotion/absorption to be made
regular service in the grade.
(ii)
10% by Limited Departmental Competitive
Examination on the basis of the merit
adjudged by the APSSB on the following
subjects from the Constable of IRBn
with 5 years regular service in the grade :
(a)
General English
-
50 marks
(b)
General Knowledge
-
50 marks
(c)
Law and Police manual
-
150 marks
(d)
Out Door Test
-
50 marks
Total :
300 marks
NB : (i) LDCE is governed by Common
Examination Scheme notified vide
Office Memorandum No. AR - 145/2015
dated 29th November, 2017
12.
If a Departmental Promotion Committee
Group ’C’ Departmental Promotion Committee
exist, what is its composition
for Promotion/Confirmation (Notification
No. AR-109/2018 dated 28th December, 2018)
1.
Principal Secretary/
– Chairman
Commissioner/Secretary (Home)
2.
Assistant Inspector General of
– Member
Police (E)
3.
One Group ‘A’ Officer not
– Member
connected to the works of the
Department
4.
One Group ‘A’ APST officer if
– Member
none of the member belongs
to APST
13.
Circumstances in which the APPSC is to be
Not applicable for promotion
consulted in making recruitment
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Constable (Civil Police/AAPBn/IRBn)
SCHEDULE - VI
(See Rule 2, 3, & 4)
Sl.
Particulars
Provisions
No.
1
2
3
1.
Name of post
Constable (Civil Police/AAPBn/IRBn)
2.
Number of post
9218 (nine thousand two hundred eighteen) posts
*2021 subject to variation dependent on workload
Civil Police - 4948 Posts
AAPBn - 1260 Posts
IRBn -
3010 Posts
3.
Classification of Post
General Arunachal Service, Group “C”
Non-Gazetted, (Non-Ministerial)
4.
Level in Pay Matrix
Level – 3 ` 21700 – 69100 PM.
5.
Whether selection post or non-selection post
Non applicable
6.
Age limit for direct recruits
Between 18 and 22 years
7.
Educational and other qualifications required
I.
Educational qualification : Class X Passed or
for direct recruits
equivalent from recognized Board.
II.
Physical Standards :
Height
Category
Male
Female
General
165 CM
157 CM
APST (other than
160 CM
152 CM
Tirap/Changlang/
Longding District
APST (Tirap/Chang-
152 CM
152 CM
lang/Longding District
Chest
All category
79 cm
No
(normal)
84 cm
(expansion)
III.
Physical efficiency test
Sl. No.
Event
Male
Female
(a)
100 mtrs race
16 sec
19 sec
(b)
1500 mtrs race
8 mins
-
(c)
800 mtrs race
-
5 mins
(d)
High Jump (Maximum 107 cm
90 cm
3 attempts)
(e)
Long Jump (Miximum
11 feet
9 feet
3 attempts)
Note : Physical efficiency test will be qualifying in nature.
IV.
Both eye vision : Distant vision-better eye (Corrected
vision) - 6/6, worse eye (corrected vision) -6/12. Near
vision J1 (corrected) J2 (corrected), no colour
blindness.
V.
Medical Fitness Test.
8.
Whether age and educational qualifications
Not applicable
prescribed for direct recruits will apply in the
case of promotees
9.
Period of Probation, if any
2 (two) years
10.
Method of recruitment whether by direct
100% by Direct Recruitment on the basis of the
recruitment or by promotion or by deputation/
merit adjudged by the APSSB on the follwing
absorption and percentage of the vacancies
subjects :
to be filled by the various methods
(a)
General English
-
100 marks
(b)
General Knowledge
-
100 marks
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1
2
3
(c)
Elementary Mathematics
-
100 marks
Total :
300 marks
NB : (i) Recruitment examination is governed by
Common Examination Scheme notified
vide Office Memorandum No. AR - 145/
2015 dated 29th November, 2017.
11.
In case of recruitment by promotion/
Not applicable
deputation/absorption grades from which
promotion/absorption to be made
12.
If a Department Promotion Committee
Group - ‘C’ Departmental Promotion Committee
exist, what is its composition
for Promotion/Confirmation (Notification No.
AR-109/2018 dated 28th December, 2018)
1.
Principal Secretary/
– Chairman
Commissioner/Secretary (Home)
2.
Assistant Inspector General of
– Member
Police (E)
3.
One Group ‘A’ Officer not
– Member
connected to the works of the
Department
4.
One Group ‘A’ APST officer if
– Member
none of the member belongs
to APST
13.
Circumstances in which the APPSC is to be
Not applicable for promotion
consulted in making recruitment
NOTIFICATION
The 4th July, 2022
No. HOME-11011(13)/36/2022.— In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to Article 309
of the Constitution of India and in supersession of all recruitment rules notified prior to this notification,
the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to make the following rules to regulate the method of
recruitment Rules to the post(s) of the Leading Fireman Group - C, Non-Gazetted (Non-
Ministerial) in the Director of Fire & Emergency Service, Department of Home under the Government
of Arunachal Pradesh, namely :
1.
Short title and commencement : (1) These rules may be called “Leading Fireman Group - C,
Non-Gazetted (Non-Ministerial) Recruitment Rules, 2022”.
(2)
They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Arunachal Pradesh Gazette.
2.
These rules shall apply to the posts as specified in column 1 of the Schedule - I annexed to
these Rules.
3.
Number of posts, classification and scale of Pay Matrix : The number of posts, their classifications
and the level in Pay Matrix attached thereto shall be as specified in columns 2 to 4 in the schedule
aforesaid.
4.
Method of Recruitment, age limit and other qualifications etc : The method of recruitment to
the said post, age limit, educational qualifications and other matters relating thereto shall be as
specified in columns 5 to 13 of the Schedule aforesaid.
5.
Disqualification : No Person,-
(a)
who has entered into or contracted a marriage with a person having a spouse living ; or
(b)
who having a spouse living, has entered into or contracted a marriage with any person, shall be
eligible for appointment to the said post.
Provided that the Govemor of Arunachal Pradesh may, if satisfied that such marriage
is permissible under Personal Law applicable to such person and the other party to the marriage and
there are other grounds for so doing exempt any person from the operation of this rules.
6.
Power to relax : Where the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is of opinion that, it is necessary
or expedient so to do, he may by order for reasons to be recorded in writing and in observing the
procedures as prescribed under OM No. AR-89/2012 dated 6th March, 2013:and in consultation with
the Commission relax any of the provisions of these rules with respect to any class or category of persons.
7.
Repeal and Saving : All rules and procedure corresponding to these rules and procedures in
force immediately before the commencement of these rules are hereby repealed, provided that any
order made or action taken under the rules so repealed shall be deemed to have been validity made
or taken under the corresponding provisions of these Rules.
Nothing in these rules shall affect reservation/relaxation of age limit and other concessions
required to be provided for Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribes and other special categories of
person in accordance with the orders issued by the Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh from time to time in
this regard.
Commissioner (Home)
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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To the post of Leading Fireman in the Director of Fire & Emergency Services
SCHEDULE - I
(See Rule 2, 3, & 4)
Sl.
Title of Colunm
Provisions
No.
1
2
3
1.
Name of the post
Leading Fireman
2.
Number of post
44 (forty four) posts *2022 subject to variation
dependent on workload
3.
Classification
General Arunachal Service, Group “C”
Non-Gazetted, (Non-Ministerial)
4.
Level in Pay Matrix
Level – 4 ` 25500 – ` 81100 PM.
5.
Whether selection post or non-selection post
Non-Selection
6.
Age limit for direct recruits
Not applicable
7.
Educational and other qualifications required
Not applicable
for direct recruits
8.
Whether age and educational qualifications
Not applicable
prescribed for direct recruits will apply in the
case of promotees
9.
Period of Probation if any
No
10.
Method of recruitment whether by direct
100% by Promotion
recruitment or by promotion or by deputation/
absorption and percentage of the vacancies
to be filled by various methods
11.
In case of recruitment by promotion/
100% by Promotion from amongst the Fireman
deputation/absorption grades from which
drawing pay in the Pay Matrix Level - 3 ` 21700-
promotion/absorption to be made
` 69100 with minimum 5 (five) years of regular
service in the grade and passed Sub-Fire Officers
Course from N.F.S.C.
12.
If a Departmental Promotion Committee
Group - ’C’ Departmental Promotion Committee
exist, what is its composition
for Promotion/Confirmation (Notification No.
AR-109/2018 dated 28th December, 2018)
1.
Principal Secretary/
– Chairman
Commissioner/Secretary (Home)
2.
Director (F&ES)
– Member
3.
One Group ‘A’ Officer not
– Member
connected with the work of the
Department
4.
One Group ‘A’ APST officer if
– Member
none of the member belongs
to APST
13.
Circumstances in which the APPSC is to be
Not applicable
consulted in making recruitment
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NOTIFICATION
The 4th July, 2022
No. HMB(A)-11011(13)/75/2021.— In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to Article
309 of the Constitution of India and in supersession of all recruitment rules notified prior to this
notification, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to make the following rules to regulate the
method of recruitment Rules to the post(s) of the Assistant Sub-Inspector, Telecom (Civil Police/IRBn),
Assistant Sub-Inspector, Radio Technician (Civil Police/IRBn), and Head Constable, Telecom (Civil Police/
AAPBn/IRBn), Head Constable, Radio Technician (Civil Police/IRBn), Group - C, Non-Gazetted (Non-Ministerial)
in the Arunachal Pradesh Telecommunication, Department of Home under the Government of Arunachal
Pradesh Telecommunication, Department of Home under the Government of Arunachal Pradesh, namely :
1.
Short title and commencement : (1) These rules may be called “Assistant Sub-Inspector,
Telecom (Civil Police/IRBn), Assistant Sub-Inspector, Radio Technician (Civil/IRBn), Head Constable,
Telecom (Civil Police/AAPBn/IRBn) and Head Constable, Radio Technician (Civil Police/IRBn),
Group - C, Non-Gazetted (Non-Ministerial) Arunachal Pradesh Police, Non-Gazetted (Non-Ministerial)
Recruitment Rules, 2021”.
(2)
They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Arunachal Pradesh Gazette.
2.
These rules shall apply to the posts as specified in column 1 of the Schedule I ,II, III, IV, V and
VI annexed to these Rules.
3.
Number of posts, classification and scale of Pay Matrix : The number of posts, their classifications
and the level in Pay Matrix attached thereto shall be as specified in columns 2 to 4 in the schedule
aforesaid.
4.
Method of Recruitment, age limit and other qualifications etc : The method of recruitment to
the said post, age limit, educational qualifications and other matters relating thereto shall be as
specified in columns 5 to 13 of the Schedule aforesaid.
5.
Disqualification : No Person,-
(a)
who has entered into or contracted a marriage with a person having a spouse living ; or
(b)
who having a spouse living, has entered into or contracted a marriage with any person, shall be
eligible for appointment to the said post.
Provided that the Govemor of Arunachal Pradesh may, if satisfied that such marriage is
permissible under Personal Law applicable to such person and the other party to the marriage and
there are other grounds for so doing exempt any person from the operation of this rules.
6.
Power to Relax : Where the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is of opinion that, it is necessary
or expedient so to do, he may by order for reasons to be recorded in writing and in observing the
procedures as prescribed under OM No. AR-89/2012 dated 6th March, 2013 and in consultation
with the Commission relax any of the provisions of these rules with respect to any class or category
of persons.
7.
Repeal and Saving : All rules and procedure corresponding to these rules and procedures
in force immediately before the commencement of these rules are hereby repealed, provided that
any order made or action taken under the rules so repealed shall be deemed to have been validity
made or taken under the corresponding provisions of these Rules,
Nothing in these rules shall affect reservation/relaxation of age limit and other concessions
required to be provided for Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribes and other special categories of
person in accordance with the orders issued by the Government of Arunachal Pradesh from time
to time in this regard.
Kaling Tayeng, IAS
Commissioner (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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Asstt. Sub-Inspector, Telecom (Civil Police)
SCHEDULE - I
(See Rule 2, 3, & 4)
Sl.
Particulars
Provisions
No.
1
2
3
1.
Name of the post
Asstt. Sub-Inspector, Telecom (Civil Police)
2.
Number of post
138 (one hundred thirty eight) posts *2022
subject to variation dependent on workload
3.
Classification
General Arunachal Service, Group “C”
Non-Gazetted, (Non-Ministerial)
4.
Level in Pay Matrix
Level – 5 ` 29200 – 92300 PM.
5.
Whether selection post or non-selection post
Non-Selection
6.
Age limit for direct recruits
Not applicable
7.
Educational and other qualifications required
Not applicable
for direct recruits
8.
Whether age and educational qualification
Not applicable
prescribed for direct recruits will apply in the
case of promotees
9.
Period of Probation, if any
No
10.
Method of recruitment whether by direct
100% by Promotion
recruitment or by promotion or by deputation/
absorption and percentage of the vacancies
to be filled by various methods
11.
In case of recruitment by promotion/
100% by Promotion from the Head-Constable
deputation/absorption grades from which
of Telecome of Civil Police with minimum 5 (five)
promotion/absorption to be made
years of regular service in the grade and
prossessing Grade - II pass course from a
recognized institute.
12.
If a Departmental Promotion Committee
Group ’C’ Departmental Promotion Committee
exist, what is its composition
for Promotion/Confirmation (Notification No.
AR-109/2018 dated 28thDecember, 2018)
1.
Inspector General of Police
– Chairman
2.
Assistant Inspector General of
– Member
Police (E)
3.
Under Secretary (Home)
– Member
4.
One Group ‘A’ APST officer if
– Member
none of the member belongs
to APST
13.
Circumstances in which the APPSC is to be
Not applicable
consulted in making recruitment
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Asstt. Sub-Inspector, Telecome (IRBn)
SCHEDULE - II
(See Rule 2, 3, & 4)
Sl.
Particulars
Provisions
No.
1
2
3
1.
Name of the post
Asstt. Sub-Inspector, Telecome (IRBn)
2.
Number of post
30 ( thirty) posts *2022 subject to variation
dependent on workload
3.
Classification of the post
General Arunachal Service, Group “C”
Non-Gazetted, (Non-Ministerial)
4.
Level in Pay Matrix
Level – 5 ` 29200 – ` 92300 PM.
5.
Whether selection post or non-selection post
Non-Selection
6.
Age limit for direct recruits
Not applicable
7.
Educational and other qualifications required
Not applicable
for direct recruits
8.
Whether age and educational qualification
Not applicable
prescribed for direct recruits will apply in the
case of promotees
9.
Period of Probation, if any
No
10.
Method of recruitment whether by direct
100% by Promotion
recruitment or by promotion or by deputation/
absorption and percentage of the vacancies
to be filled by various methods
11.
In case of recruitment by promotion/
100% by Promotion from the Head-Constable
deputation/absorption grades from which
Telecom of IRBn with minimum 5 (five) years of
promotion/absorption to be made
regular service in the grade and possessing
Grade - II pass course from a recognized training
institute.
12.
If a Departmental Promotion Committee
Group ’C’ Departmental Promotion Committee
exist, what is its composition
for Promotion/Confirmation (Notification
No. AR-109/2018 dated 28th December, 2018)
1.
Inspector General of Police
– Chairman
2.
Assistant Inspector General of
– Member
Police (E)
3.
Under Secretary (Home)
– Member
4.
One Group ‘A’ APST officer if
– Member
none of the member belongs
to APST
13.
Circumstances in which the APPSC is to be
Not applicable
consulted in making recruitment
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To the post of Assistant Sub-Inspector, Radio Technician (Civil Police)
SCHEDULE - III
(See Rule 2, 3, & 4)
Sl.
Particulars
Provisions
No.
1
2
3
1.
Name of post
Assistant Sub-Inspector, Radio Technician
(Civil Police)
2.
Number of post
19 ( nineteen) posts *2022 subject to variation
dependent on workload
3.
Classification of Post
General Arunachal Service, Group “C”
Non-Gazetted, (Non-Ministerial)
4.
Level in Pay Matrix
Level – 5 ` 29200 – 92300 PM.
5.
Whether selection or non-selection post
Non - Selection
6.
Age limit for direct recruits
Not applicable
7.
Educational and other qualifications required
Not applicable
for direct recruits
8.
Whether age and educational qualification
Not applicable
prescribed for direct recruits will apply in the
case of promotees
9.
Period of Probation, if any
No
10.
Method of recruitment whether by direct
100% by Promotion
recruitment or by promotion or by deputation/
absorption and percentage of the vacancies
to be filled by various methods
11.
In case of recruitment by promotion/
100% by promotion from the Head-Constable
deputation/absorption grades from which
(RT) of Civil Police with minimum 5 (five) years of
promotion/absorption to be made
regular service in the grade and prossessing
Grade - II pass course from a recognized training
institute.
12.
If a Departmental Promotion Committee
Group -‘C’ DPC for Promotion/Confirmation
exist, what is its composition
(Notification No. AR-109/2018 dated
28th December, 2018)
1.
Inspector General of Police
– Chairman
2.
Assistant Inspector General of
– Member
Police (E)
3.
Under Secretay (Home)
– Member
4.
One Group ‘A’ APST officer if
– Member
none of the member belongs
to APST
13.
Circumstances in which APPSC is to be
Not applicable
consulted in making recruitment
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To the post of Assistant Sub-Inspector, Radio Technician (IRBn)
SCHEDULE - IV
(See Rule 2, 3, & 4)
Sl.
Particulars
Provisions
No.
1
2
3
1.
Name of the post
Assistant Sub-Inspector, Radio Technician
(IRBn)
2.
Number of post
05 ( five) posts *2022 subject to variation
dependent on workload
3.
Classification of Post
General Arunachal Service, Group “C”
Non-Gazetted, (Non-Ministerial)
4.
Level in Pay Matrix
Level – 5 ` 29200 – 92300 PM.
5.
Whether selection or non-selection post
Non-Selection
6.
Age limit for direct recruits
Not applicable
7.
Educational and other qualifications required
Not applicable
for direct recruits
8.
Whether age and educational qualification
Not applicable
prescribed for direct recruits will apply in the
case of promotees
9.
Period of Probation, if any
No
10.
Method of recruitment whether by direct
100% by Promotion
recruitment or by promotion or by deputation/
absorption and percentage of the vacancies
to be filled by various methods
11.
In case of recruitment by promotion/
100% by promotion from the Head-Constable
deputation/absorption grades from which
(RT) of Civil Police with minimum 5 (five) years of
promotion/absorption to be made
regular service in the grade and possessing
Grade - II pass course from a recognized training
institute.
12.
If a Departmental Promotion Committee
Group ’C’ DPC for Promotion/Confirmation
exist, what is its composition
(Notification No. AR-109/2018 dated
28th December, 2018)
1.
Inspector General of Police
– Chairman
2.
Assistant Inspector General of
– Member
Police (E)
3.
Under Secretay (Home)
– Member
4.
One Group ‘A’ APST officer if
– Member
none of the member belongs
to APST
13.
Circumstances in which APPSC is to be
Not applicable
consulted in making recruitment
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SCHEDULE - V
(See Rule 2, 3, & 4)
Sl.
Particulars
Provisions
No.
1
2
3
1.
Name of the post
Head Constable Telecom (Civil Police/
AAPBn/IRBn)
2.
Number of post
780 (seven hundred eighty) posts *2021 subject
to variation dependent on workload
(i) Civil Police - 610 Posts
(ii) AAPBn - 80 Posts
(iii) IRBn - 90 Posts
3.
Classification of Post
General Arunachal Service, Group “C”
Non-Gazetted, (Non-Ministerial)
4.
Level in Pay Matrix
Level – 4 ` 25500 –81100 PM.
5.
Whether selection or non-selection post
Non-Selection
6.
Age limit for direct recruits
Between 18 and 24 years
7.
Educational and other qualifications required
(i)
Educational Standard : Class XII with
for direct recruits
Mathematics and Chemistry Passed or 3
(three) years Diploma in Electronic and
Communication from recognized institute.
(ii)
Physical Standards :
Height
Category
Male
Female
General
165 cm
157 cm
APST
160 cm
152 cm
APST (other than
152 cm
152 cm
Tirap/Changlang/
Longding District
Chest
All Category
79 cm
Not
(normal)
Applica-
84 cm
ble
(expanded)
III.
Physical efficiency test
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Event
Male
Female
(a)
100 mtrs race
16 sec
19 sec
(b)
1500 mtrs race
8 min
-
(c)
800 mtrs race
NA
5
(d)
High Jump (Maximum
107 cm
52 cm
3 attempts)
(e)
Long Jump (Miximum
11 feet
90 cm
3 attempts)
Note : Physical efficiency test will be qualifying.
IV. Both eye vision : Distant vision-better eye (Corrected
vision) - 6/6, worse eye (corrected vision) -6/12. Near
Vision J1 (corrected) no colour blindness.
V. Medical Fitness Test.
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SCHEDULE - VI
(See Rule 2,3,4,)
Sl.
Particulars
Provisions
No.
1
2
3
1.
Name of the post
Head Constable Telecom (Civil Police/AAPBN/IRBN)
2.
Number of Post
780 (seven hundred eighty) posts *2021 subject to variation
dependent on workload
Civil Police - 610 Posts
AAPBn - 80 Posts
IRBn - 90 Posts
3.
Classification of Post
General Arunachal Service, Group - C” Non-Gazetted (Non-Ministerial)
4.
Level in Pay Matrix
Level 5, ` 25500 - 81100 PM
5.
Whether selection post or non-
Not applicable
selection post
6.
Age limit for direct recruits
Between 18 and 24 years
7.
Educational and other qualification
I.
Educational qualification Class XII Passed with Mathematics
required for direct recruits
and Chemistry Passed or 3 (three) years Diploma in
Electronic and Communication from recognized Institute.
II.
Physical Standards :-
Height
Category
Male
Female
General
165 CM
157 CM
APST (Other than Tirap/
160 CM
152 CM
Changlang/Longding
Districts)
APST (Tirap/Changlang/
152 CM
152 CM
Longding Districts)
Chest
All Category
79 cm (Normal)
84 cm (expansion)
III.
Physical efficiency test
Sl. No.
Event
Male
Female
(a)
100 mtrs race
16 sec
19 sec
(b)
1500 mtrs race
8 mins
-
(c)
800 mtrs race
-
5 mins
(d)
High Jump (Maximum
107 cm
90 cm
3 attempts)
(e)
Long Jump (Maximum
11 feet
9 feet
3 attempts
NOTE : Physical efficiency test will be qualifying in nature.
IV.
Both eye vision : Distant vision-better eye (corrected
vision) -6/6, worse eye (corrected vision)-6/12. Near vision
J1 (corrected) J2 (corrected), no colour blindess.
V.
Medical Fitness Test
8.
Whether age and educational
Not applicable
qualification prescribed for direct
recruits will apply in the case of
promotees
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2
3
9.
Period of probation, if any
2 (two) years
10.
Method of recruitment whether by
100% by Direct Recruitment on the basis of the merit
direct recruitment or by promotion
adjudged on the following subjects
or by deputation/absorption and
(a)
General English
—
100 marks
percentage of the vacancies to be
(b)
General Knowledge
—
100 marks
filled by the various methods
(c)
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry
—
100 marks
11.
In case of recruitment by
Not applicable
promotion/deputation/absorption
grades from which promotion/
absorption to be made
12.
Circumstances in which APPSC
Not applicable
is to be consulted in making
recruitment.
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NOTIFICATION
The 22nd June, 2022
No. DA-43/2/2022 DA, Br/(C/No.66113).—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to name the
stretch of road (2.8 KM) from 1st Gate to 2nd Gate of the R.K. Mission Narottam Nagar, Deomali to Tirap
District, Arunachal Pradesh as Vivekananda Marg with immediate effect.
This issues with the approval of competent authority.
Sadhana Deori, IAS
Secretary (DA)
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 4th July, 2022
No. MED/NS/3/2022.—Government of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to notify the merging of following
synonymous designations which exist in Department of H & FW, Government of Arunachal Pradesh into one
designation to avoid technical inconveniences and inconsistency with Government of India (GOI) Notification
No. Z. 28015/41/2014-N, dated 3rd September, 2016.
1.
GNM/Staff Nurse/OT Nurse/Psychiatric Nurse to “NURSING OFFICER”.
2.
Sister Nurse/Ward Sister/Nursing Sister to “SENIOR NURSING OFFICER”.
This Notification has no financial implications, nor will cause any personnel displacement already engaged
in the department. This will come into immediate effect from the date of issue of this Notification.
This issue with the approval of Hon’ble Minister, Health & Family Welfare vide Note No. 16, dated
4th July, 2022.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary (Health & FW),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 13th July, 2022
No. PERS - 12014/3/2021/1775.—In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to order re-allocation of charges of the following IAS officers as mentioned below with immediate effect
and until further order.
Sl.
Name of Officer & Designation
Re-allocated Department
Remarks
No.
1.
Shri Prashant Sitaram Lokhande,
Resident Commissioner,
In addition to existing charges,
(AGMUT : 2001), Commissioner
New Delhi
he is relieved from the charge
(Planning/LM/Hydro Power/
of Division Commissioner (East).
Division Commissioner (E)
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - I
Appointments, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
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Shri Onit Panyang, IAS
Divisional
In addition to existing charges.
(AGMUT : 2004), Commissioner
Commissioner (East)
(Law & Judicial/Cooperation)
3.
Shri Ajay Kr. Bisht, IAS
Secretary (Power/
In addition to existing charges.
(AGMUT : 2011), Secretary
Electrical)
Relieving Shri Kaling Tayeng, IAS
(Lab & Emp./IPR & Printing)
from the charge of Power (Electrical)
Department
Sd/- Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 13th July, 2022
No. PERS - 14011/8/2022.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order relieving of Shri
Tridip Choudhury, Private Secretary (Arunachal Pradesh Stenographer Service (General Cadre) from
Government Service with effect from 30th September, 2022 (A/N) on attaining the age of superannuation in
accordance to the FR 56.
Sd/- Mimum Tayeng, IAS
Secretary (Personnel),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
14th July, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 53 dated 5th May, 2015 sworn in before Executive
Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made by Shri Chera John
son of Shri Nade Tare a permanent resident of Village -Sarli, P.O. - Sarli, P.S. - koloriang, District - Kurung
Kumey, Arunachal Pradesh to change his surname from Shri Chera John to Shri Nade John.
Henceforth, Shri Chera John will be known and distinguished as Shri Nade John for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
14th July, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 5526 dated 19th April, 2022 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Naharlagun, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh as per written
request made by Smti Licha Nape wife of Shri Tarh Kasa a permanent resident of Village -Gaiporiang,
P.O. & P.S. - Balijan, District - Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to change her surname from
Smti Licha Nape to Smti Licha Nape Tarh.
Henceforth, Smti Licha Nape will be known and distinguished as Smti Licha Nape Tarh for all
purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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NOTIFICATION
The 15th July, 2022
No. PD (EM)-32/2000/585.—It is hereby notified for general information that Shri Tabiya Apa, Driver of
planning and Investment Department, has changed his name from Shri Tabiya Apa to Shri Tabia Apa vide
affidavit No. 579 dated 13th July, 2022 and has been recognized with immediate effect.
N.T. Glow, IRS
Secretary (Planning & Investment),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 19th July, 2022
No. JUD-(DSC)-96/2010.—In exercise of the powers conferred by Rule 14 of Delegation of Financial
Rules, 1978, I Shri Onit Panyang, Commissioner/Secretary (Law & Judicial) being the Head of Law and
Judicial Department, do hereby declare courts of the Chief Judicial magistrate-cum-Civil-Judge (Sr. Div.) of
Bomdila and Tezu as ‘Head of Office” to exercise their DDO powers of their respective establishment within
their jurisdiction.
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Name of the Courts
Location
1.
Courts of the Chief Judicial Magistrate-cum-Civil-
Bomdila, West Kameng District
Judge (Sr. Division)
2.
Courts of the Chief Judicial Magistrate-cum-Civil-
Tezu, Lohit District
Judge (Sr. Division)
Further, in exercise of powers conferred under Rule 13 (3) of the Delegation of Financial Rules, 1978,
the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order that the Chief Judicial Magistrate-cum-Civil-Judge
(Sr. Division) of the above mentioned Courts, shall be placed in category ‘C’ as per OM issued vide
FIN-13/86(Pt.) dated 22nd February, 2016.
These issues with the approval of Finance Department vide their U.O. No. Estt-II-13093/1/2022
ESTT-II-FPID Computer No. 68353 dated 19th July, 2022.
Onit Panyang
Commissioner (Law),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 21st July, 2022
No. JUD-(DSC)-96/2010.—In terms of Government order vide memo No. JUD (DSC)-96/2010 dated
7th August, 2019, the Judicial magistrate First Class cum-Civil-Judge (Junior Division, Jamin under Kra Dadi
District was declared ‘Head of Office’to exercise their DDO powers in his respective establishment. Further
the said Court was placed in shall be placed in category ‘C’ on approval of Finance department vide their
U.O. No. 14 dated 5th August, 2019.
As the judicial infrastructure was not available at Palin, the District Headquarter, the court was
temporary relocated to Ziro, Lower Subansiri District vide approval of the Gauhati High Court vide Memo XLX-
340/2020/666 PM & P dated 22nd November, 2021 and has been functioning till date.
Now, in view of the approval of the FD and the Gauhati High Court for temporary functioning of the Court
of Judicial magistrate First Class cum Civil Judge (Junior) Division at Ziro, approval is hereby conveyed for
allowing the said court to function as DDO in respect of his establishment at Ziro under Lower Subansiri
District until further orders.
Onit Panyang
Commissioner (Law),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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NOTIFICATION
The 26th July, 2022
No. DTC/ESTT/931/2022.—WHEREAS, Shri Toko Taje, Who is presently serving as LDC-cum-Computer
Operator under Department of Trade and Commerce, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh and posted at Aalo, West
Siang District.
WHEREAS, Shri Toko Taje, LDC, has executed and affidavit on 18th September, 2018, in the Court
of Magistrate 1st Class Ziro, Lower Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name from Shri
Toko Taje to Fhaze Toko.
WHEREAS, Shri Toko Taje, has followed and fulfiled all the procedures prescribed for change of name
by a Government employee as laid in O.M. 190016/16/187-Estt. dated 12th March, 1987 of department of
Personnel and Training and the Ministry of Home Affairs O.M. No. 62/274/48 Estt, dated 3rd November, 1948
as amedned vide O.M. No. 87/52 Estt. dated 24th March, 1952.
AND, NOW THEREFORE, Shri Toko Taje (former Name) is hereby allowed to wholly renounce,
relinquish and abanandon on the use of his former name of Shri Toko Taje and in place thereof do assume
from the date thereof the name Shri Fhaze Toko, so that he may hereafter be called known and distinguish
not by former name of Shri Toko Taje, but by his assumed name of Shri Fhaze Toko for all purposes.
Hage Tari, IOFS
Secretary (Trade and Commerce),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 26th July, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 10338 dated 24th July, 2017 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh as per written
request made by Shri Moke Tariung son of Shri Moke Tai a permanent resident of Village - Hakum,
P.O. & P.S. - Nirjuli, District - Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name and surname from
Shri Moke Tariung to Shri Dana Tariung Tacho.
Henceforth, Shri Moke Tariung will be known and distinguished as Shri Dana Tariung Tacho for all
purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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PART - III
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government and Heads of Departments.
NOTIFICATION
The 9th July, 2022
No.HFW-209/2017/129.—In the scheme of Examination Syllabus, under Schedule - I - 10 (1) & (2) of
Drugs Inspector Group 'B' (Gazetted) Non-Ministerial Recruitment Rule, 2019 vide No. Mest-2021/1133, dated
15th November, 2021, the Government of Arunachal Pradesh hereby makes the following amendments,
namely :—
Sl.
In Schedule/Annexure
For
Read
No.
as
1.
Annexure - A (I) (a) (i)
Paper - I (Code No. 1)
Paper - I (Code No. 1)
(i)
General English &
(i)
General
Eassy = 100 Marks
English = 100 Marks
2.
Annexure - A (II)
The examination in both the
In Examination Paper - I
papers will be completely of
(Code No.1) there will be only
objective (Multiple Choice
General English which will be
answer type). The question
completely of objective
papers (Test Booklets) will
(Multiple Choice answer type).
be set in English only.
The question papers (Test
Booklets) will be set in
English only.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary (Health & FW),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 24th June, 2022
No. PD(EM)-9/2010/Pt./545—On recommendation of Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission vide
letter No. PSC-R(B/16/2020 dated 17th June, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint
following candidates to the post of Research Officer, Group - A (Gazetted), under the Department of Planning
and Investment, Government of Arunachal Pradesh in the Pay Matrix : ` 56,100 -1,77,500 in the Level 10 plus
other allowances as admissible to the Arunachal Pradesh Government employees from time to time with effect
from the date of their joining until further order subject to the following terms and conditions :
Sl.
Name
Category
Permanent Address
No.
1.
Shri Mido Tayeng
APST
C/o Toto Tayeng, Village - Meka, P.O. Roing, Lower
Dibang Valley, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin- 792110
2.
Ms. Tamo Rilla
APST
Bamin Michi, P.O. Ziro, Lower Subansiri District,
Arunachal Pradesh, Pin- 791120.
3.
Shri Mantu Gyadi
APST
Dokre Village, P.O. Pipu, Seppa, East Kameng District,
Arunachal Pradesh, Pin- 790102.
4.
Ms. Nani Neha
APST
Reru Village, P.O. Ziro, Lower Subansiri District,
Arunachal Pradesh, Pin- 791120.
5.
Shri Kamphuiso Pul
APST
Educated colony, P.O. Tezu, Lohit District,
Arunachal Pradesh, Pin- 792001.
6.
Ms. Teibom Raji Tamin
APST
Battak Village, P.O. Daporijo, Upper Subansiri District,
Arunachal Pradesh, Pin- 791122.
7.
Ms. Miti Darin
APST
GTC Pasighat, P.O. Pasighat, East Siang District,
Arunachal Pradesh, Pin- 791102.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(1)
The appointment shall be terminated without any notice, if there is any adverse remark on the character
and antecedents in respect of any candidate(s) in the Police Verification Report, in terms of Government
OM No. AR - 142/2010 dated 27th October, 2010.
(2)
The appointees shall be on Probation for a period of 2 (two) years from the date of their joining and
probation shall be regularized subject to satisfactory performance.
(3)
The appointment may be terminated at any time by a month’s notice given by either side, viz. the appointee
or the appointing authority, without assigning any reason. The appointee forthwith or before the notice by
making payment to him/her of a sum equivalent to the allowances for the period of notice or the unexpired
portion thereof.
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PART - III — Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government
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PART - I & III
Appointments, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
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(4)
The appointment carries with it the liability to serve in any part of Arunachal Pradesh as well as in the
establishments of Government of Arunachal Pradesh located outside Arunachal Pradesh as desired by
the Government.
(5)
If any declaration given or information furnished by the candidate proves to be false or if the candidate is
found to have willfully suppressed any material information, he/she shall be liable for removal from service
and such other action as Government deems necessary.
(6)
The appointment will further subject to :
(i)
Taking an Oath of Allegiance & Faithfulness to the Constitution of India (or making of solemn
affirmation to that effect in the prescribed Form on joining.
(ii)
Production of Release Order/NOC from the previous employer (applicable in the cases of persons
who are already in Government Service).
(iii)
Production of Original Educational Qualification Certificates including all other testimonials for
verification at the time of joining.
(iv)
Any training as and when assigned to him/her by the Government must be attended without fail.
(7)
The other terms and conditions of service which are not mentioned here shall be governed by the relevant
rules and others in force, from time to time.
P.S. Lokhande, IAS
Commissioner (Planning & Investment),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 14th July, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 10595 dated 25th October, 2021 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate Capital, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made by Miss Pungmak
Jomoh daughter of Shri Sam Jomoh a permanent resident of Village Jomoh, PO -Khenewa, PS - Seppa,
District - East Kameng, Arunachal Pradesh to change her name from Miss Devi Jomoh to Miss Pungmak
Jomoh.
Henceforth, Miss Devi Jomoh will be known and distinguished as Miss Pungmak Jomoh for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 20th July, 2022
No. PERS-13038/1/2021.—In partial modification of order No. PERS-13038/2/2021 dated 8th December,
2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order the retention of Smti Gabom Kena, Deputy
Secretary (Estt.) in the present place of posting temporarily in the interest of public service until further order.
Mimum Tayeng, IAS
Secretary (Personnel),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 27th July, 2022
No. DRJ/DC/MISC.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 120 dated 31st July,2014 sworn in before Judicial
Magistrate 1st Class, Daporijo, Upper Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made by
Shri Tara Dagiam son of Shri Takak Dagiam a permanent resident of Village-Dagiam, P.O&P.S - Taliha ,
Daporijo, District-Upper Subansiri, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name from shri Tara Dagiam to Shri
Kingkong Dagiam.
Henceforth, Shri Tara Dagiam will be known and distinguished as Shri Kingkong Dagiam for all purposes.
Deputy Commissioner,
Daporijo
Upper Subansiri District,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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ORDER
The 27th July, 2022
No. PERS-32012/2/2021.—On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee Meeting
held on 19th July, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of the following APCS
(Entry Grade) Officers to APCS (Senior Grade) in Level-11 of Pay Matrix Rs 67,700-2,08,700 per month plus
other allowances as admissible, as per rules in force from time-to-time with effect from the dates as mentioned
against each officer :-
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Name of the Officer
With effect from
1.
Shri Khoda Bath
19th July, 2022
2.
Shri Abu Taba
19th July, 2022
(2)
The other terms and conditions of the appointment, which are not specified herein shall be governed by the
existing Government rules and orders of the State Government as applicable from time to time in this
regard.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 27th July, 2022
TP-ULB-11018/3/2021-DIR-TP-ULB-TP.—On recommendation of the Department Promotion Committee
meeting held on 11th February, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order for promotion of Shri
Tani Taloh, Assistant Town Planner of Department of Town Planning, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, to the
grade of Town Planner, Department of Town Planning in the Pay Matrix Level-11, ` 67,700-2,08,700 per month
plus other allowances and concession as admissible from time to time with effect from 11th February, 2022 i.e.,
date of Departmental Promotion Committee Meeting.
The other terms and conditions of service which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant
rules and orders in force from time to time.
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 27th July, 2022
No. LM/CA-11020/2/2022-LM-BR-LMCA.—One the basis of recommendation of the Departmental Promotion
committee (DPC) and in the interest of public service the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to promote
the following mentioned Inspectors of Legal Metrology & Consumer Affairs to the posts of Assistant Controller
of Legal Metrology & Consumer Affairs, Group-'A' (Gazetted) in the pay matrix of ` 56,100-1,77,500 p.m. Level-
10 against vacancy caused due to promotion of 3 (three) numbers of Assistant Controllers to the post of Deputy
Controller as appended below :-
Sl. No.
Name
Present
Promoted to
Remarks
post held
1.
Shri Gamkhong
Inspector
Asstt. Controller
Against Shri Minte
Singpho
(LM & CA)
(LM&CA) with
Siga, ACLM on
effect from
promotion to DCLM
20th July, 2022.
with effect from
6th July, 2022.
2.
Shri Meong
Inspector
Asstt. Controller
Against Shri H.H. Atung
Munglang
(LM & CA)
(LM&CA) with
ACLM on Promotion to
effect from
DCLM with effect from
20th July, 2022.
20th July, 2022.
3.
Smti Lupha Sikhet
Inspector
Asstt. Controller
Against Shri Debasish
(LM & CA)
(LM&CA) with
Ghosh, ACLM on
effect from
promotion to DCLM with
20th July, 2022.
effect from 20th July, 2022.
The other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant rules and
order in force from time to time.
The expenditure is debitable to the Major Head of Account-3475-Other General Economic Services-sub-
Major Head-106-Regulation of Weights & Measures-sub-Head-01-Detailed Head-01-Salaries (Non-Plan) under
Demand No. 37.
Opak Gao, IAS
Secretary (LM & CA),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 27th July, 2022
No. LM/CA-11020/2/2022-LM-BR-LMCA.—On the basis of recommendation of Departmental promotion
Committee (DPC) and in the interest of public service the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to
promote the following mentioned Assistant Controllers, Department of Legal Metrology & Consumer Affairs to
the post of Deputy Controller, Group ‘A’ (Gazetted) in the pay matrix of ` 67,700-2,08,700 p.m. level-11
against vacancy caused due to promotion and retirement of 3 (three) numbers of Deputy Controller, LM&CA
as appended below :
Sl.
Name
Present Post held
Promoted to
Remarks
No.
1.
Shri Minte Siga
Asstt. Controller,
Dy. Controller
Against Shri Hoktum Ori, DCLM on his
LM&CA
w.e.f. 06-07-2020
promotion to CLM w.e.f. 06-07-2020.
2.
Shri H.H. Atung
Asstt. Controller,
Dy. Controller
Against Shri Daro Marbom, DCLM on his
LM&CA
w.e.f. 20-07-2022
superannuation retirement on 30-04-2022 (AN).
3.
Shri Debasish
Asstt. Controller,
Dy. Controller
Against Shri T.N. Tara DCLM on his
Ghosh
LM&CA
w.e.f. 20-07-2022
superannuation retirement on 31-05-2022 (AN).
The other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant rules and
order in force from time to time.
The expenditure is debitable to the Major Head of Account-3475-Other General Economic Services-sub-
Major Head-106-Regulation of Weights & Measures-sub-Head-01-Detailed Head-01-Salaries (Non-Plan) under
Demand No. 37.
Opak Gao, IAS
secretary (LM & CA),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 29th July, 2022
No. JUD-82/86 (Pt).—In exercise of the powers conferred by section 8 of the Banning of Unregulated
Deposit Scheme Act, 2019 and in consultation with the Gauhati High Court, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
is pleased to notify the Courts of District and sessions Judge, Yupia, Khonsa, Bomdila, Pasighat, Ziro, Aalo
and Tezu and the Additional District & Sessions Court, Basar as the designated Courts for trying the offences
under the Banning of Unregulated Deposit Scheme Act, 2019 within their respective territorial jurisdictions.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 1st August, 2022
No. DSJE (Dis)01/2022.—In exercise of the powers conferred by section 79 of the Rights of Persons with
Disabilities Act, 2016 (Act No. 49 of 2016), the Governor of the Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint the
Commissioner/Secretary, Social Justice and Empowerment and Tribal Affairs, Government of Arunachal Pradesh
who is dealing with works related to rehabilitation and welfare of Persons with Disabilities (Divyangjan) as the
“State Commissioner” for the purpose of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016.
This Notification shall come into force on the date of its publication in the Official Gazette and supersedes
the earlier Notification issued vide SW-0254/97 dated 15th January, 1998.
Shri Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 9th August, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 1459 dated 25th July, 2022 sworn in before
Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made by
Shri Takam Markia, son of Late Talin Markia a permanent resident of Village - Markia, PO & PS - Daporijo,
District- Upper Subansiri, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name from Shri Takam Markia to Shri Linkam
Markia.
Henceforth, Shri Takam Markia will be known and distinguished as Shri Linkam Markia for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - III
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government and Heads of Departments.
NOTIFICATION
The 20th July, 2022
No. HOME-11020/3/2022.—In exercise of the powers conferred by Sub-Section 9 (2) of the Manoeuvres,
Field Firing and Artillery Practice Act, 1938 (Act 5 of 1938) read with section 3 of the North East Frontier
Agency (Construction of references to State Government) Regulation 1965 (Regulation No. 4 of 1965), the
Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to notify the area specified in the schedule to this Notification
located in Lohit District, Arunachal Pradesh as Anjaw Field Firing Range and to authorize the carrying out
periodical field firing and artillery practice in the said notified area for a further period of 5 (five) years with effect
from the date of publication of this notification in the Gazette.
THE SCHEDULE
ANJAW FIELD FIRING RANGE
GR-70661, GR-647612, GR-614592, GR-604585, GR-644544, GR-656531, GR-704489,
GR-718490, GR-720530, GR-729555, GR-739578, GR-725619 and GR-714645.
Kaling Tayeng, IAS
Commissioner (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 29th July, 2022
No. LBD-44/2017/593.—In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to article 309 of the Constitution
of India, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to make the following rules further to amend the Junior
Librarian Recruitment Rules, 2021 Namely :-
1.
Short title and commencement : (1)
These rules may be called the General Arunachal Service
Junior Librarian Recruitment (Amendment) Rules, 2022.
(2)
They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Arunachal Pradesh Gazette.
2.
Amendment : In Principal Rule notified vide DPL. 11014 (11)1/2021 dated 18/10/2021.
(i)
In column No. 10 for the existing entries, the following shall be substituted :-
“25% by promotion through DPC and 75% by direct recruitment through competitive
examination by Arunachal Pradesh Staff Selection Board (APSSB) on the basis of merit
adjudged through the common examination scheme in the following subject :
1.
General English
—
100 marks
2.
General Knowledge
—
100 marks
3.
library & Information Sciences
—
100 marks”
Tai Kaye
Secretary (Culture Affairs),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTE : The Principal rules were published in the Gazette of Arunachal Pradesh vide Department of
Public Libraries Notification No. LBD-19/89 dated 23rd March, 2008 and subsequently amended vide
DPL-11011(11)/1/2021 dated 18/10/2021.
Notification No......................Date..................Published in the Gazette of Arunachal Pradesh
1.
..............................................................................
2.
.......................................................as the case may be.
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ORDER
The 20th April, 2022
No. DSYA/ESTT/214/2011—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accord administrative approval
and sanction to the continuation of 42 (forty two) Nos. of temporary post of Group ‘A’ , ‘B’ and ‘C’ for the
Directorate of Youth Affairs, Department of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar
as per the Annexure - I attached to this order for a further period of one year with effect from 1st March, 2022 to
28th February, 2023.
The expenditure will be debit able under Demand No. 52 code No. 01 (N/Plan) Major Head - 2204 sports
and Youth Services ; Sub-Major Head 00, Minor Head - 001 Direction and Administration, Sub-Head - 01
Directorate Establishment, Detailed Head - 00, Object Head 01 Salaries.
This issues with the concurrence of Finance Department reference No. 19617 dated 20th April, 2022.
Anirudh Singh, IRS
Secretary (SYA),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ANNEXURE TO THE SANCTION ORDER NO. DSYA/ESTT/214/2011 DATED 20/04/2022
Sl.
Designation
No. of post
Order No. & date
Order No. & date
Expenditure debit
No.
of Post
continued
under which posts
under which the
able to the Head
upto
were created
post(s) was/were
of Account
28/2/2023
continued upto
28/2/2023
1
2
3
4
5
6
1.
GROUP ‘A’ POST
1 (One)
Ed. 4/491/90/YS
DSYA/ESTT/214/20/11
2202-00-001-01-00-01
Director of Youth
Date 01/02/1996
date 25/10/2021
Salary D. No. 52, Code
Affairs
No. 01 (N/P)
2.
Jt. Director Youth
2 (Two)
SYA/11/97
do
do
Affairs
Date 06/06/1998
DSYA/Estt/222/11
Date 03/06/2014
3.
GROUP ‘B’ POST
1 (One)
Date 25/03/1996
do
do
Superintendent
4.
Steno-II (SPA)
1 (One)
SYA/ADMN/309/01
do
do
Date 11/09/2003
5.
PTI
1 (One)
ED.3/39/95
do
do
Date 06/08/1996
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CONTENTS
PAGE
PART - I
— Appointments, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
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- 111
PART - III — Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government
81
- 87
and Heads of Departments.
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - I
Appointments, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
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2
3
4
5
6
6.
GROUP ‘C’ POST
1 (One)
SYA/ADMN/309/01
do
do
Steno - III (SPA)
Date 11/09/2003
7.
Accountant
1 (One)
SYA/ADMN/309/01
do
do
Date 11/09/2003
8.
UDC
3 (Three)
SYA/ADMN/309/01
do
do
Date 11/09/2003
9.
LDC
9 (Nine)
ED.4/491/90/YS
do
do
Date 01/02/1996
DSYA/Admn/38/97
Date 31/03/1999
SYA/ADMN/309/01
date 11/09/2003
10.
Driver
5 (Five)
ED.4/491/90/YS
do
do
Date 01/02/1996
11.
Duftry
1 (One)
SYA/ADMN/309/01
do
do
Date 11/09/2003
12.
Peon
11 (Eleven)
ED.4/491/90/YS
do
do
Date 01/02/1996
ED. YS/7/95
Date 25/03/1996
DSYA/Admn/38/97
Date 31/03/1999
SYA/ADMN/309/01
Date 11/09/2003
13.
Chowkidar
2 (Two)
ED./YS/7/95
do
do
Date 25/03/1996
DSYA/Admn/38/97
Date 31/03/1999
14.
Groundman
1 (One)
SYA/ADMN/309/01
do
do
Date 11/09/2003
15.
API
2 (Two)
do
do
Total 42 (Forty two) Posts
Ramesh Linggi
Director Youth Affairs,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 7th June, 2022
No. PD (EM) -53/92- Vol. IV/514.—In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to order transfer and posting of following Officers of Planning and Investment Department, Government
of Arunachal Pradesh as indicated below with immediate effect until further order :
Sl.
Name
Transferred From
Posted To
No.
1.
Shri S. K. Phukan, DPO
DPU Tezu, Lohit District
DPU Basar, Leparada District.
2.
Shri Marto Dirchi, DPO
DPU Roing, Lower Dibang Valley
DPU Hawai, Anjaw District.
3.
Shri W. Chautang, DPO
DPU Hawai, Anjaw District
DPU Roing, Lower Dibang Valley
Shri W. Chautang, DPO will move
first.
4.
Shri S. Dey, RO (i/c DPO)
DPU Basar, Leparada District
DPU Tezu, Lohit District
Shri S. Dey, R.O. will move first.
2.
No representation/request for change of place of posting and retention of transfer will be entertained.
3.
This is issued with the approval of Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister.
P. S. Lokhande, IAS
Commissioner (Planning & Investment),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 12th July, 2022
No. DWCD-11/67/2022/2241 -2245.—Consequent upon her marriage with Shri Ajum Nacho as per customary
law and written request made by Smti Yaning Kajiring for change in her surname, Government approval is
hereby accorded to change of surname from ‘Kajiring’ to ‘Nacho’ and herein after, she will be called, known and
distinguished as Smti Yaning Nacho.
C. N. Longphai, IAS
Secretary,
Women and Child Development Deptt.,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 21st July, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20/1204.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 388 dated 24th June, 2022 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, East Siang District, Pasighat, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request
made by Shri Akok Lego, son of Late Oling Ratan a permanent resident of Village - Kiyit, PO - Mebo
PS - Pasighat, East Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh to change his surname from Shri Akok Ratan to Shri
Akok Lego.
Henceforth, Shri Akok Ratan will be known and distinguished as Shri Akok Lego for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
The 26th July, 2022
No. PHQ/ADMN/08/PEB/2016/5425.—As per recommendation of the Police Establishment Board
held on 26th July, 2022 the following transfer and posting order is made with immediate effect.
Sl.
Rank
Name
From
To
No.
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Dy. SP
Moge Bole
On completion of training
Dy. SP (HQ), West Siang District, Aalo.
2.
Dy. SP
Chera Saban
On completion of training
Namsai District, Namsai.
3.
Dy. SP
Matin Ratan
On completion of training
East Kameng District, Seppa.
4.
Dy. SP
Rishi Longdo
On completion of training
Dy. SP, Kurung Kumey District Koloriang.
5.
Dy. SP
Kekdam Lingo
On completion of training
SDPO, Kalaktang, West Kameng District.
6.
Dy. SP
Radhe Obing
On completion of training
Dy. SP, West Kameng District, Bomdila.
7.
Dy. SP
Paul Jerang
On completion of training
Dy. SP, (Traffic), Capital, Itanagar.
8.
Dy. SP
Tasso Kato
On completion of training
Dy. SP, Upper Siang District, Yingkiong.
9.
Dy. SP
Chamrak Arun
On completion of training
Dy. SP, (HQ), Longding District, Longding.
10.
Dy. SP
Ayup Boko
On completion of training
Dy. SP, (HQ), Anjaw District, Hayuliang.
11.
Dy. SP
Togum Gongo
On completion of training
Dy. SP, (HQ), Khonsa Tirap District.
12.
Dy. SP
Gamli Loyi
On completion of training
Dy. SP, Daporijo, Upper Subansiri District.
13.
Dy. SP
Ojing Lego
On completion of training
SDPO, Ziro, Lower Subansiri District.
14.
Dy. SP
Tilling Tapin
On completion of training
Dy. SP, Palin Kra-Daadi District.
15.
Dy. SP
Kengo Dirchi
On completion of training
Dy. SP, (HQ), Capital Itanagar.
16.
Dy. SP
Maga Tago
On completion of training
SDPO, Balijan, Papum Pare District.
17.
Dy. SP
Sepraj Perme
East Kameng District,
Dy. SP, (SB), PHQ.
Seppa
18.
Dy. SP
Pei Taga
Dy. SP, Palin,
Dy. SP, Ziro, HQ Lower Subansiri District.
Kra-Daadi District
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2
3
4
5
19.
Dy. SP
Tapang Tatak
East Siang District
Asstt. Commdt. 5th IRBN, Pasighat.
20.
Dy. SP
Token Saring
SDPO, Ruksin,
Dy. SP, (HQ), Pasighat cum Pasighat
East Siang District
Airport.
21.
Dy. SP
Tasi Darang
Ziro, Lower Subansiri
SDPO, Ruksin, East Sing District.
District
22.
Dy. SP
Modak Taipodia
SB, PHQ
Dy. SP, (HQ), Likabali Lower Siang District.
23.
Dy. SP
Randang
Kanubari, Longding District Dy. SP, (HQ), Changlang, Changlang
Khomrang
District.
24.
Dy. SP
Khewang Khetey Khonsa, Tirap District
SDPO, Deomali, Tirap District.
25.
Dy. SP
Topha Wangsu
SDPO, Deomali, Tirap
SDPO, Kanubari Longding District.
District
26.
Dy. SP
Anggit Taying
Dy. SP, (HQ), Likabali
SDPO, Nari Lower Siang District.
Lower Siang District
27.
Dy. SP
Mrs. Gari Tai
Dy. SP, (HQ), Capital,
Dy. SP, Yupia Papum Pare (Rural)
Itanagar.
28.
Dy. SP
Kuru Tatung
Dy. SP, Koloriang
Asstt. Commdt.
Kurung Kumey District
4th IRBN, Jully, Itanagar.
29.
Dy. SP
P. Nobin Jomoh
Dy. SP, (Traffic), Capital,
Dy. SP, (OPS), Changlang District,
Itanagar
Changlang.
Director General of Police,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 3rd August, 2022
No. RWD-11035/1/2021.—Whereas, Shri Rangka Pao is presently serving as Head Assistant, under
RWD, Arunachal Pradesh, Sinchung.
Whereas Shri Rangka Pao, Head Assistant, under Rural Works Department has executed an affidavit on
29th April, 2022 in the Court of Executive Magistrate First Class, East Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh
to change his surname from Shri Rangka Pao to Khya Rangka.
Whereas Shri Rangka Pao has followed and fulfilled all the procedures prescribed for change of name
and surname by a Government employee as laid down in O.M. 19016/1/87-Est.(A) dated 12th March, 1987 of
department of Personnel and Training and the Ministry of Home Affairs O.M. No. 62/272-48 Estt., dated 3rd
November, 1948 as amended vide O.M. No. 87/52 Estt. Dated 24th March, 1952.
And, now, therefore Shri Rangka Pao (Former name) is here by allowed to wholly renounce, relinquish
and abandon on the use of his former name of Rangka Pao and in place thereof do assume from the date
thereof the name Shri Khya Rangka so that he may hereafter be called known and distinguish not former
name of Shri Rangka Pao but by his assumed name of Shri Khya Rangka.
N.T. Glow
Secretary (RWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 9th August, 2022
No. PERS-11011/63/2021.—The link arrangements in respect of Shri M. Raju, IAS (AGMUT:05)
Commissioner (Skill Development & Entrepreneurship), Government of Arunachal Pradesh as indicated below
is hereby ordered with immediate effect and until further orders.
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Name of the
Name of the
Name of the
No.
1st Link Officer
2nd Link Officer
3rd Link Officer
1.
Shri M. Raju, IAS
Shri Nitu Tsering Glow,
Shri Hage Tari,
Shri Swapnil M. Nayak,
(AGMUT:05) Commissioner
IRS (09)
IOFS (91)
IAS (AGMUT:09)
to the Government of
Arunachal Pradesh.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 11th August, 2022
No. CS/OSD/01/2022/54.—A two-day Regional Conference on the theme “Bringing Citizens and
Government closer through Administrative Reforms” is being organized at Banquet Hall, Niti Vihar, Itanagar on
18th and 19th August, 2022 by the Government of India, Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and
Pension, Department of Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances and Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
2. Hon’ble CM, Hon’ble Union Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions and PMO
etc., Hon’ble Dy. CM and other senior officers from 12 States of North-Eastern and Eastern Regions of India
will grace the occasion. About 60 officers (Speakers/participants) are expected to attend the event.
3. The officers/officials indicated in ANNEXURE- “X” are hereby requisitioned as Liaison Officers for the
two-day Regional Conference. Further they are directed to report to the Joint Secretary (AR) at 11.00 AM on
13th August, 2022 (Saturday) for briefing meeting at Training Hall, Block No. 3, 1st Floor, Civil
Secretariat, Itanagar without fail.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ANNEXURE- “X”
Hon’ble Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions and PMO
1.
Shri Tanu Saring, APO (9402698410)
2.
Ms. Jyoti Lego, APO (7636857248)
3.
Ms. Happy Yaying, APO (8794294785)
4.
Shri Khare Keche, APO (8730967508)
5.
Shri Kime Tupe, SO (7005178909)
6.
Shri Gettem Pertin (9436052992)
7.
Ms. Tadar Amang, JE, PWD (7005219498)
8.
Shri Punpak Ratan, ASO (7005350851)
9.
Shri Sangu Techi Tara, JE (8413996557)
10.
Shri Pura Lailang, SO (8787606130)
11.
Shri Prabhas Kanti Pal, SO (9436639928)
12.
Shri Nabam Tali, ASO (9436020169)
13.
Shri Sonu Taku, AE, PWD (7005701592)
14.
Shri Nabam Tadar, JE, PWD (8974397365)
15.
Shri Ngurang Nega, JE, PWD (9436801836)
16.
Ms. Tadar Menia, JE, PHE (8974793793)
17.
Shri Kalom Boko, ASO (9436040717)
18.
Shri Take Laling, ASO (9436439026)
19.
Shri Arun Siram, JE, PWD (8730967493)
20.
Shri Dugba Loyi, ASO (8119841555)
21.
Shri Lod Grayu, ASO (9436052670)
22.
Shri Yiter Rakshap, AE, PWD (9402407210)
23.
Shri Kento Karga JE, PWD (9402841365)
24.
Ms. Eleena Gao, AE, PHE (8131870983)
25.
Shri Nabam Kaku, JE, PHE (7640064494)
26.
Shri Toma Tame JE, PWD (9612573947/9402443526)
27.
Shri Rubom Muri, JE, PWD (8731981395)
28.
Ms. Nabam Adam, JE, PWD (8131909604)
29.
Shri Togram Jamoh, ASO (9436050300)
30.
Shri Tagam Tatak, ASO (9402257788)
31.
Shri Nayan Dupak, ASO (8414823576)
32.
Shri Hage Momo, JE (E) (9862536236)
33.
Shri Chukhu Juli, JE (E) (8974689120)
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Shri Lukli Gyadi, JE (E) (7005799785)
35.
Shri Kipa Tachak, JE (E) (8119090745)
36.
Ms. Kago Sonia, ASW, PWD (8837085235/9615254027)
37.
Shri Kamal Noroh, ASO (9436429007/8787497514)
38.
Shri Nako Gambo, ASO (8413814446)
39.
Shri Tejom Jini, JE, PHE (7085399299)
40.
Shri Bado Sora, JE, PHE (9436834443)
41.
Ms. Anu Pei Camdir, JE (7630816627) Arunachal Police Housing
42.
Shri Tage Ribia, ASO (9862194290)
43.
Shri Mathew Taba, ASO (7627955666)
44.
Shri Miching Nalley, ASO (8787563844)
45.
Ms. Tam Saring, APO (9402698410)
46.
Ms. Jyoti Lego, APO (7636857248)
47.
Ms. Happy Yaying, APO (8794294785)
48.
Shri Tasap Kochung Protocol Assistant (9402275008)
ORDER
The 11th August, 2022
No. PP/JUD-0879/2022.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. SGO/CO/Affidavit/22 dated 24th November, 2021
sworn in before Executive Magistrate, Silsango, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh as per written
request made by Shri Kiolang Tai, son of Shri Kholie Tahi a permanent resident of Village - Kusuk,
PO - Mengio, PS - Sagalee, District - Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name from Shri Kiolang
Tai to Shri Kholie Tai.
Henceforth, Shri Kiolong Tai will be known and distinguished as Shri Kholie Tai for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
The 16th August, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 648 dated 9th August, 2022 sworn in before
Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made by
Shri Tai Malling, son of Late Mako Malling a permanent resident of Village - Pillomg Malling, PO - Taliha,
PS - Taliha, District - Upper Subansiri, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name from Shri Kodum Malling to
Shri Tai Malling.
Henceforth, Shri Kodum Malling will be known and distinguished as Shri Tai Malling for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
The 16th August, 2022
No. SECTT/PHE-27/2019.—In exercise of power conferred under Rule-14 of Delegation of Financial
Power Rules, 1978, the Executive Engineer PHE & WS Division, Naharlagun (Functional) under Papum Pare
District approved/created vide order No. PHE/Sectt-45/97/Pt-III dated 3rd May,2022 is hereby declared as
“Head of Office”.
He is further, declared as the Drawing and Disbursing Officer (DDO) under the provision of Rule 2(xii) of
GFR, 2017. He shall be authorized to receive payments by Cash/Bank Draft/Cheque etc. payable to his
respective Division.
Rinchin Tashi, IAS
Secretary (PHE & WSD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 16th August, 2022
No. SECTT/PHE-27/2019.—In exercise of power conferred under Rule-14 of Delegation of Financial
Power Rules, 1978, the Executive Engineer PHE & WS Division, Chayangtajo (Functional) under East Kameng
District approved/created vide order No. PHE/Sectt-45/97/Pt-III dated 3rd May, 2022 is hereby declared as
“Head of Office”.
He is further, declared as the Drawing and Disbursing Officer (DDO) under the provision of Rule 2(xii) of
GFR, 2017. He shall be authorized to receive payments by Cash/Bank Draft/Cheque etc. payable to his
respective Division.
Rinchin Tashi, IAS
Secretary (PHE & WSD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 16th August, 2022
No. SECTT/PHE-27/2019.—In exercise of power conferred under Rule-14 of Delegation of Financial
Power Rules, 1978, the Executive Engineer PHE & WS Division, Tali (Functional) under Kra Daadi
District approved/created vide order No. PHE/Sectt-45/97/Pt-III dated 3rd May, 2022 is hereby declared as
“Head of Office”.
He is further, declared as the Drawing and Disbursing Officer (DDO) under the provision of Rule 2(xii) of
GFR, 2017. He shall be authorized to receive payments by Cash/Bank Draft/Cheque etc. payable to his
respective Division.
Rinchin Tashi, IAS
Secretary (PHE & WSD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 16th August, 2022
No. SECTT/PHE-27/2019.—In exercise of power conferred under Rule-14 of Delegation of Financial
Power Rules, 1978, the Executive Engineer PHE & WS Division, Yachuli (Functional) under Lower Subansiri
District approved/created vide order No. PHE/Sectt-45/97/Pt-III dated 3rd May, 2022 is hereby declared as
“Head of Office”.
He is further, declared as the Drawing and Disbursing Officer (DDO) under the provision of Rule 2(xii) of
GFR, 2017. He shall be authorized to receive payments by Cash/Bank Draft/Cheque etc. payable to his
respective Division.
Rinchin Tashi, IAS
Secretary (PHE & WSD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 16th August, 2022
No. SECTT/PHE-27/2019.—In exercise of power conferred under Rule-14 of Delegation of Financial
Power Rules, 1978, the Executive Engineer PHE & WS Division, Koloriang (Functional) under Kurung Kumey
District approved/created vide order No. PHE/Sectt-45/97/Pt-III dated 3rd May, 2022 is hereby declared as
“Head of Office”.
He is further, declared as the Drawing and Disbursing Officer (DDO) under the provision of Rule 2(xii) of
GFR, 2017. He shall be authorized to receive payments by Cash/Bank Draft/Cheque etc. payable to his
respective Division.
Rinchin Tashi, IAS
Secretary (PHE & WSD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - III
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government and Heads of Departments.
ORDER
The 7th August, 2017
No. MFW/PCPNDT/MISC-2017-18/32.—In exercise of power conferred under rule 19A (2)(a) of the
Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Amendment Rules, 2017,
the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint the Commissioner & Secretary, Department of Health
and Family Welfare as the STATE APPELLATE AUTHORITY, for the State of Arunachal Pradesh for the
purpose of appeal against the Order of State Appropriate Authority.
Shakuntala D. Gamlin, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 18th June, 2022
No. SMHA/DRB/01/2022/64.—In pursuance of the Mental Health Care Act, 2017 & Arunachal Pradesh
State Mental Health Authority Rules, 2019, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to constitute the
District Mental Health Review Board for all districts of Arunachal Pradesh with following members of each
districts, to execute all the functions as laid down in the Mental Health Care Act, 2017 & in Arunachal Pradesh
State Mental Health Authority Rules, 2019.
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Committee
Designation
1.
District Judge, or an officer of the State Judicial Services
Chairman
who is qualified to be appointed as district Judge or as deputed
by District Judge.
2.
Representative of Deputy Commissioner,
Member
3.
One Psychiatrist
Member
4.
One Medical Practitioner (Allopath) from concern district
Member
5.
Chairman or the Representative of Deepak Nabam Living
Member
Home, Senki Park, Itanagar
6.
One NGO representative of concern district working in the
Member
field of Mental Health
Terms of Reference(ToR) :- The Committee shall function as below :-
A.
Terms and Conditions of service of Chairperson and Members of the board :-
(1)
The Chairperson and members of the board shall hold the office for a term, of 5 (five) years or
upto the age of 70 years,whichever is earlier and shall be eligible for reappointment for
another term of 5 (five) years or upto the age of seventy years whichever is earlier.
(2)
The appointment of the chairperson and members of every Board shall be made by the
Chairperson of the State authority.
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B.
Power & Functions of the Board :-
(1)
Subject to the Provisions of Mental Health Care Act,2017, the powers and functions of the
Board shall, include all or any of the following matters, namely :-
(a)
To register, review, alter, modify or cancel an advance directive
(b)
To appoint a nominated representative
(c)
To receive and decide application from a person with mental illness or his/her nominated
representative or any other interested person against the decision of medical Officer or
mental health professional in charge of mental health establishments or mental health
establishment under section 87 (Admission of Minor in Mental Health Establishments)
or section 89 (Admission & treatment of persons with mental illness, with high support
needs, in mental health establishments up to 30 days/supported admission) or section
90 (Supported admission beyond 30 days) of Mental Health Care, 2017.
(d)
To receive and decide applications in respect non-disclosure of information specified
under sub-section (3) of section 25 of Mental Health Care Act, 2022.
(e)
To adjudicate complaints regarding deficiencies in care and services specified under
section 28 (Right to make complaints about deficiencies in provision of services) of
Mental Health Care Act, 2017.
(f)
To visit and inspect prison or jails and seek clarifications from the medical officer
in-charge of health services in such prison or jail.
(2)
Where it is brought to the notice of the board, that a mental health establishment violates the
rights of persons with mental illness, the board may conduct an inspection and inquiry and
take action to protect their rights.
(3)
Notwithstanding anything contained in Mental Health Care Act, 2017, in consultation with
the State Authority, may take measures to protect the rights of persons with mental illness
as it considers appropriate.
(4)
If the mental health establishments does not comply with the orders or directions of the
State Authority or the Board or willfully neglects such order or direction, the State Authority
or the Board, as the case may be, may impose penalty which may extend upto 5 (five)
Lakhs rupees on such mental health establishments and the Authority on its own or on the
recommendations of the board may also cancel the registration of such mental Health
establishments after giving an opportunity of being heard.
(C)
Decision of Board :-
(1)
The decisions of the Board shall be by consensus, failing which by majority of votes of
members present and voting and in the event of equality of votes, the president or the
chairperson, as the case may be, shall have a second or casting vote.
(2)
The quorum of a meeting of the board shall be three members.
(D)
The board will exercise all its powers & functions as laid down in the Mental Health Care Act,
2017 & shall be abide by Arunachal Pradesh State Mental Health Authority Rules, 2019 published
in Arunachal Pradesh Gazette on 30th April, 2019 & as per ToR mentioned above.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary (Health & FW),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 12th August, 2022
No. DHS-50/3/2022-DHS.—WHEREAS, Arunachal Pradesh is a State having remote and dispersed habitation
with rugged and tough terrain ;
AND WHEREAS, these areas encounter various health emergencies like adverse cardiac, respiratory,
neurological events, trauma including road traffic accident, poisoning, drowning etc. which require quality
emergency care at time of occurrence even if these patients need further referral, as many of these conditions
are time sensitive.
AND WHEREAS, while medical care knowledge and system keep upgrading, it is necessary that emergency
care system also accordingly upgrades so that patients get needed immediate care so as to reduce morbidity
and mortality.
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AND WHEREAS, health emergencies often strike when patient and their families are mentally, physically
and financially vulnerable and not adequately prepared to cope with the situation ;
AND WHEREAS, to cope up with the aforesaid situation there is a need to-
(a)
Assure affordable, accessible and quality emergency care ;
(b)
Strengthen and reorganize various emergency care component including infrastructure, equipment,
drugs medicines and human resources to bring in optimum, synergistic and rational use of existing
and forthcoming resources to bring in feasible current practices of emergency care system ;
(c)
Establish robust integrated emergency care service system which can effectively and efficiently
address medical, surgical emergencies inclusive of trauma-related care ;
(d)
Standardize protocols, SOPs for emergency care, inclusive of triage to have common optimal State-
wide policy ;
(e)
Train and develop skill on quality and rational emergency care ; and
(f)
Strengthen the prevailing pre-hospital services like ambulance service.
Now, therefore, in the interest of public services, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to frame
the following guidelines to regulate the functioning of the Chief Minister Health Emergency Life Protection
Service (CM HELPS) initiative, as under,-
1.
Short title and commencement :
(1)
These Guidelines may be called the Chief Minister Health Emergency Life Protection Service
(CM HELPS) Guidelines, 2022.
(2)
They shall come into force with immediate effect.
2.
Objectves :
Chief Minister Health Emergency Life Protection Service (CM HELPS) is an initiative to achieve
affordable, accessible, accessible, rational, integrated, quality and resilient emergency care system
through three basic pillars-
(1)
Capacity Building
(2)
Basic Infrastructure
(3)
Enabling, Converging and Synergistic environment, policy and protocol.
3.
Components :
(1)
Transformation of Casualty room to Emergency Care Centre in phases : Casualty or
Emergency room in all district/general/Zonal hospital and Community Health Centre would be
transformed into Emergency Care Centre incorporating feasible modern and contemporary concept
of emergency care. Appropriate equipment and infrastructure will be augmented on need basis.
(2)
Manpower training and skill development : Doctors, Nursing Officer and paramedical worker
will be trained in basic emergency care including Basic Life Support (BLS)/Cardio pulmonary
resuscitation (CPR) and triage system.BLS/CPR training to be imparted to students, youth,
police, armed/security forces personnel and public to the extent feasible and possible. Advance
emergency care training will be also provided based on qualification/suitability.
(3)
Operation and maintenance : CM HELPS will augment/provide support for operation and
and maintenance of emergency care system including Oxygen, ICU and Padiatric ICU/HDU
related infrastructure, equipment, ambulance/Vehicle, human resources etc. established or set
up under CM HELPS, Central or State or other fund scheme, Central/National or State programme/
initiative.
(4)
Digital Emergency Care Ecosystem : Convergence with Hospital Management Information
System/e-hospital/telemedicine to create digital emergency care ecosystem. Emergency care
admission, treatment, referral, MLC record, monitoring and evaluation will be digitalized.
(5)
Reduce out of pocket expenditure on health emergencies : Vision to achieve assured
minimum feasible free emergency care in first 24 hours of stay in emergency care centre.
Convergence with CMAAY/PMJAY.
(6)
Strengthening/Augmentation of pre hospital emergency care : including Embulance
service, outreach activities etc.
(7)
Awareness generation through IEC activities and community service through activities
like Mobile Medical Vehicle etc. : for prevention of health emergencies and early feasible
health care at community/scene level.
4.
CM helps Fund :
(1)
CM - HELPS shall be a State Government umbrella platform through which emergency and
critical care system wil be improved, strengthened and augmented :
(i)
by various new endeavor under CM HELPS and
(ii)
through convergence and synergy with existing and any forthcoming initiative/scheme/
programme on emergency and critical care.
(2)
Fund source/support for CM HELPS can be through and/ or supported by :
(a)
State Budget
(b)
Central Assistance/Fund/Grant in Aid
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(c)
National Health Mission
(d)
National Health Programme/Initiative
(e)
State Health Programme/Initiative
(f)
Corporate Social Responsibility/Donation etc.
(3)
Fund for CM HELPS shall be placed in CM HELPS FUND account under Arunachal Pradesh State
Health Society Mukhya Mantri Rogi Kalyan Kosh (APSHS MMRKK). Though placed under APSHS
MMRKK, CM HELPS Fund shall be utilized or used in accordance/pursuance to (i) recommendation/
decision/minutes of meeting of : (a) CM HELPS steering committee in state HQ and (b) CM HELPS
district committee in district, (ii) and/or with approval of competent authority. Director of Health
Service and Finance & Account Officer, Directorate of Health Services to be responsible for accounting,
disbursal, auditing and management of CM HELPS Fund account under APSHS MMRKK, District
will also open corresponding CM HELPS Fund account at District level under District Rogi Kalyan
Kosh Unit (DRKKU) at District Level. The sanction/authorized limit of various officers for drawing and
disbursal of CM HELPS fund placed under APSHS MMRKK/DRKKU will be same to limit existing
under APSHS MMRKK guidelines.
(4)
State Nodal Officer Emergency Care Services shall be also State Nodal Officer CM HELPS. All file
related to CM HELPS to be initiated from the office of State Nodal Officer (SNO) Emergency Care
Services Cum SNO CM-HELPS at State Head Quarter Level and from District Nodal Officer (DNO)
Emergency Care Services cum DNO CM-HELPS at District Level.
INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF CM HELPS
1.
AT STATE LEVEL :
(a)
CM-HELPS Steering Committee :
CM HELPS steering Committee shall be constituted at the state level with the following members to
plan/direct, develop policy, monitor and evaluate implementation of the CM HELPS for/in entire state;
1.
Principal Secretary/Commissioner/Secretary Health
—
Chairman
2.
Director of Health Services
—
Vice Chairman
3.
Mission Director NHM
—
Member
4.
State Nodal Officer Emergency Care Service
—
Member Secretary
5.
Joint DHS Planning & Development
—
Member
6.
Finance and Account Officer
—
Member
7.
Invited expert/official/person
—
Member
(b)
CM-HELPS steering Committee will meet at least once every 4 (Four) months.
2.
STATE EMERGENCY CARE CELL (State Headquarter) :
(a)
Functions
(i)
To carry out day to day administration, supervising, monitoring and implementation of activities
decided upon by CM HELPS Steering Committee and/or having administrative approval.
(ii)
Preparation of State and District plans for implementation of CM HELPS.
(iii)
Release and monitor flow of funds to Districts.
(iv)
Procurement of Goods and Service.
(v)
To put in place an effective Management Information System (MIS) for collection of data for
effective supervision and monitoring of the Programme.
(b)
The Cell will be manned by following manpower :
(i)
State Nodal Officer Emergency Care Service cum State Nodal Officer CM HELPS who shall be
head of State Emergency Care Cell.
(ii)
Consultant/Programme Assistant
(iii)
Data Entry Operator/Lower or Upper Division Clerk.
(iv)
Accountant.
(v)
Other personnel as assigned by competent authority to Emergency Care Cell.
3.
AT DISTRICT LEVEL :
(a)
CM-HELPS District Committee :
CM HELPS District Committee shall be constituted at the district level with the following members to
develop plan/direct, implement, monitor and evaluate CM HELPS at respective district as per the
framework/guideline/direction laid down by CM HELPS Steering Committee and/or competent
authority.
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1.
Deputy Commissioner
—
Chairman
2.
District Medical Officer/Joint DHS, Pasighat/CMS TRIHMS
—
Member
3.
Medical Superintendent District/General Hospital/TRIHMS
—
Member
4.
District Nodal Officer Emergency Care Service
—
Member Secretary
5.
One Specialist preferably Medicine/Surgery/Anaesthetist
—
Member
6.
Senior most Medical Officer
—
Member
7.
One AYUSH Doctor
—
Member
8.
Any other official/person as deemed fit by DMO/DNO
—
Member
(b)
District Medical Officer or Medical Superintendent or any doctor can be assigned as District Nodal
Officer. In case, District Medical Officer or Medical Superintendent of District/General Hospital are
not assigned as District Nodal Officer Emergency Care Service, they have to be compulsorily a
member of CM HELPS District Committee. Implementation of CM HELPS in TRIHMS (Tomo Riba
Institute of Health and Medical Sciences) will be done as per and through TRIHMS administrative
structure.
(c)
CM-HELPS District Committee will meet atleast once every 4 (Four) months.
4.
DISTRICT EMERGENCY CARE CELL :
(a)
Functions
(i)
To carry out day to day administration, supervising, monitoring and implementation of activities
decided upon by CM HELPS Steering Committee and/or having administrative approval.
(ii)
Preparation of District plans for implementation of CM HELPS.
(iii)
Implementation of the CM HELPS at District through utilization of Government facilities,
involvement of NGOs and community participation.
(iv)
Monitoring and supervision of CM HELPS activities and quality control.
(v)
Social mobilization and public awareness.
(vi)
Orientation of various functionaries of health and other related sectors.
(vii)
Procurement of Goods and Service with approval of Joint DHS, Pasighat for BPGH Pasighat,
Chief Medical Superintendent/Director TRIHMS for TRIHMS and District Medical Officer for
other locations for respective district and/or approval with higher authority like Deputy
Commissioner of respective district.
(viii)
To put in place an effective Management Information System (MIS) for collection of data for
effective supervision and monitoring of the Programme.
(b)
The district emenrgency care cell will be manned by
(i)
District Nodal Officer Emergency Care Service cum District Nodal Officer CM HELPS who shall
be head of District Emergency Care Cell.
(ii)
Date Entry Operator/Lower or Upper Division Clerk.
(iii)
Accountant.
(iv)
Other personnel as assigned by DMO/Medical Superintendent/competent authority to Emergency
Care Cell.
5.
POWER TO AMEND THE GUIDELINES : These guidelines can be amended/changed with addition,
modification and deletion from time to time through CM-HELPS steering Committee and / or competent
authority. Necessary order/notification/guideline/protocol/instruction under CM HELPS can/will be issued
from time to time.
Any existing regular employee of State Government holding the post will be assigned to carry out the
roles in CM HELPS initiative at his/her own pay scale and grade. Till such time, new manpower cannot be
recruited/hired, existing manpower under health department to be assigned for various activities under CM
HELPS.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary (Health & FW),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution of India, The Governor
of Arunachal Pradesh hereby makes the following rules to regulate the method of recruitment to the post (s) of
“Community Information Centre (CIC) Operator”, Group - C, Non - Gazetted (Non - Ministerial) in the Department
of Information Technology & Communication, under the Government of Arunachal Pradesh, namely :-
1.
Short title and commencement : (1) These rules may be called “the Community Information Centre
Operator”(CIC), Group - C, Non - Gazetted (Non - Ministerial ) Recruitment Rules, 2022.
(2)
They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Arunachal Pradesh Gazette.
2.
These rules shall apply to the post as specified in column 1 of the schedule annexed this rules.
3.
Number of posts, classification and Pay Matrix Level : The number of posts, their classification and
the scale of pay in Pay Matrix Level attached thereto shall be as specified in column 2 to 4 in the
Scheduled aforesaid.
4.
Method of recruitment, age limit and other qualification etc : The method of recruitment to the
said post, age limit educational qualification and other matter relating thereto, shall be as specified in
columns 5 to 13 of the Scheduled aforesaid.
5.
Disqualification : No person,
(a)
who has entered into or contracted a marriage with a person having a spouse living, or
(b)
who having a spouse living has entered into or contracted a marriage with any person shall be
eligible for appointment to the said posts.
Provided that the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh may, if satisfied that such marriage is
permissible under the personal law applicable to such person and the other party to the marriage
and there are other grounds for so doing exempt any person from the operation of this rules.
6.
Power to relax : Where the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is of the opinion that it is necessary or
expedient so to do, he may by order for reasons to be recorded in writing and observing the procedures
as prescribed under OM No. AR-89/2012 dated 6th March, 2013 and in consultation with the Selection
Board /Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission relax any of the Provision of these rules and
respect to any class or category of persons.
7.
Repeal & Savings : All rules and procedures corresponding to these rules and procedures in force
immediately before the commencement of these rules are hereby repealed, provided that any order made
or action taken under the rules so repealed shall be deemed to have been validly made or taken under the
corresponding provisions of these rules.
Nothing in these rules shall affect reservation / relaxation of age limit and other concessions required
to be provided for the Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribes and other special categories of persons in
accordance with the order issued by the Government of Arunachal Pradesh from time to time in this
regard.
Anirudh S Singh, IRS
Secretary to the
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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Schedule - I
(See Rule 2, 3, & 4)
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Particulars
Provisions
1
2
3
1.
Name of the post
Community Information centre (CIC) Operator
2.
Number of post
112 (one hundred twelve) posts *2022
subject to variation dependent on workload.
3.
Classification
General Arunachal Service, Group - C
(Non-Gazetted) (Non-Ministerial)
4.
Pay Level in Pay Matrix
Level – 4 ` 25500 – 81100
5.
Whether selection post or non-selection post
Non -Applicable
6.
Age limit for direct recruits
Between 18 and 32 Years
7.
Educational and other qualifications
Graduate in any discipline with PGDCA/
required for direct recruits
Bachelor in Computer Application (BCA)/
3 (three) years diploma in Computer
Application, from recognized institution/
university.
8.
Whether age and educational qualification
Not Applicable
prescribed for direct recruit will apply in the
case of promotees
9.
Period of Probation, if any
2 (two) years
10.
Method of recruitment whether by direct
100% by direct recruitment on the basis of merit
recruitment of by deputation/absorption
adjudged through written test to be conducted
and percentage of the vacancies to be
by the AP SSB on the following subjects.
filled by the various methods
1. General Knowledge
–
50 Marks
2. General English Essay,
-
100 Marks
Grammar, Letter writing
composition etc.
3. Optional Subject
-
150
Total :
300 marks
11.
In case of recruitment by promotion/
Not Applicable
deputation/absorption grades from which
promotion/deputation/absorption to made
12.
If a Departmental Promotion Committee
Departmental Promotion Committee for Confirmation
exist, what is its composition
1.
Secretary (IT & C)
–
Chairman
2.
Director (IT & C)
–
Member
3.
One Group ‘A’ APST Officer
–
Member
not bellow the rank of Joint
Secretary to the Government
of Arunachal Pradesh
4.
State Informatics Officer
–
Member
13.
Circumstances in which the Arunachal
Not applicable
Pradesh Public Service Commission to
(APSSB Shall conduct the recruitment)
be consulted in making recruitment.
Secretary to the
Government of Arunachal Pradesh
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 15th October, 2020
No. DFCS/VIG/SLMVC/2017.—Under the provisions of Section 29 (1) of Food Security Act, 2013, the
Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint Shri Anok Wangsa, as Chairman of State Level Vigilance
& Monitoring Committee as per the revised Model Citizen’s Charter for TPDS issued by Government of India for
addressing public grievances of beneficiaries under National Food Secutity Act, 2013 (NFSA/2013).
Further, the Government of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to delegat the following powers functions of the
State Level Monitoring and Vigilance Committee :-
1.
Visit to Various Fair Price Shops in the State.
2.
Interaction with the beneficiaries under PDS/NFSA, 2013.
3.
Regular Supervision of implementation of all schemes under NFSA Act, 2013.
4.
Inform the concerned Dist. Greivances Redressal Officer (DGRO), in writing, of any violation of the
provisions of NFSA, 2013.
5.
Inform the concerned DGRO, in writing, of any malpractice or misappropriation of funds found by it.
This issues with approval of the Government vide UO No. Nil dated 13th October, 2020.
Bidol Tayeng,
Secretary (Food & Civil Supplies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 7th March, 2022
No. HTE-12/10/2021-DD(E) - HTE.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accord sanction to
the creation of the following teaching and non-teaching posts for Arunachal State University Pasighat in the
scale of pay shown against each effect from the date of issue of the order upto 28th February, 2023.
Sl.
Designation of post
Pay Matrix
No. of post
No.
1
2
3
4
1.
Vice Chancellor
210000 (fixed) +11250 SPA
01
2.
Registrar
Level - 14 (1,44,200 - 2,15,200)
01
3.
Assistant Registrar
Level - 10 (56,100 - - 1,77,500)
02
4.
Professer
Level - 14 (1,44,200 - 2,15,200)
02
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No. 17, Vol. XXXIII, Naharlagun, Thursday, September 15, 2022, Bhadra 24, 1944 (Saka)
Separate paging is given to each part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation.
CONTENTS
PAGE
PART - I
— Appointments, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
112
- 121
PART - III — Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government
88
- 94
and Heads of Departments.
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - I
Appointments, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
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5.
Associate Professor
Level - 13A (1,31,400 - 2,11,530)
04
6.
Assistant Professor
Level - 10 (57,700 - 1,82,400)
08
7.
System Analyst
Level - 10 (56,100 - 1,77,500)
01
8.
Laboratory Assistant
Level - 6 (35,400 - 1,12,400)
02
9.
Library Assistant
Level - 6 (35,400 - 1,12,400)
02
10.
Personnel Assistant (PA)
Level - 5 (29,200 - 92,300)
04
11.
UDC-Cum-DEO
Level - 5 (29,200 - 92,300)
06
12.
Physical Education Trainer (PET)
Level - 5 (29,200 - 92,300)
01
13.
LDC
Level - 4 (25,500 - 81,100)
08
14.
Driver
Level - 4 (25,500 - 81,100)
03
15.
Multi Tasking Staff (MTS)
Level - 2 (19,900 - 63,200)
20
Total
65
The expenditure is debitable to the Demand No. 75 Major Head ‘2202’ General Education Sub-Major Head
03 University & Higher Education Minor Head 103 Government College & Institutions 01 College Establishment
Detailed Head 00 - 01 Salaries (Revenue).
This issues with the concurrence of Finance vide E/Note # 39 dated 2nd March, 2022 and sanction of
Ld. Chief Secretary vide E/Note # 44 dated 7th March, 2022.
This order supersedes earlier order, dated 16th March, 2022.
Ld. Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
CORRIGENDUM
The 9th March, 2022
No. DTC-11012/1/2022/2890-96.—Whereas, in the appointment Order of Shri Chau Myaseng C Thoomten,
Inspector in the Department of Trade & Commerce vide order DTC/ESTT/679/2016 (Pt-I) dated 9th March, 2020
the name of Shri Chau Myaseng C Thoomten has been erroneously mentioned as Chau Myaseng Thoomten
due to typographical error.
Therefore, it is hereby informed to all concerned that, the correct name of the official may be read as
“Shri Chau Myaseng C Thoomten” for all purposes.
Hage Tari, IOFS
Secretary (Trade & Commerce),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 19th July, 2022
No. DTC-11012/3/2022/1010-24.—In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal is pleased
to order permanent absorption of Smti Sorang Yapa, Assistant, Public Works Department, Government
of Arunachal Pradesh in the post of Trade Development Officer in the Department of Trade & Commerce
(Group - B Gazetted) in the Pay Matrix Level - 7 (` 44,900 - 1,42 400) per month plus other allowances as
admissible to the State Government employees from time to time.The Officer was initially appointed by
transfer on deputation basis as Trade Development Officer (TDO) Vide order No. DTC/ESTT/778/2017 (Pt - III)/
913-23 dated 4th September, 2020 in the Department of Trade & Commerce, Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Permanent absorption of the officer shall be with effect from the date of joining on deputation from
14th August, 2020.
The expenditure is debitable to the Major Head of Account - 2875 - Others Industries, Sub-Major Head - 60 -
Others, Minor Head - 800 - Other Expenditure, Sub-Head - 01, Details Head - 00 - Salaries (Non - Plan) Code
No. 01 under Demand No. 64.
The other terms and conditions of service not specified therein will be governed by the relevant reules,
orders and regulation of the Government of Arunachal Pradesh as amended and circulated from time to time.
The officer is allowed to continue in her present place of posting until further order.
Hage Tari, IOFS
Secretary (Trade & Commerce),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
Itanagar.
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2
3
4
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ORDER
The 19th July, 2022
No. DTC-11012/3/2022/1025-40.—In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to order permanent absorption of Shri Ganga Ram Richo, Statistical Officer (SO) Department of
Economics and Statistics, Government of Arunachal Pradesh in the post of Trade Development Officer in the
Department of Trade & Commerce (Group-B Gezetted) in the Pay Matrix Level-7 (` 44,900-1,42,400) per
month plus other allowances as admissible to the State Government employees from time to time. The officer
was initially appointed by transfer on deputation basis as Trade Development Officer (TDO) Vide order No.
DTC/Estt/778/2017 (Pt-III)/902-12 dated 4th September, 2020 in the Department of Trade & Commerce,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh. The permanent absorption of the officer shall be with effect from the date
of joining on deputation from 13th August, 2020.
The expenditure is debitable to the Major Head of Account-2875-Others Industries, Sub-Major Head-60-
Others, Minor Head-800-Other Expenditure, Sub-Head-01, Details Head-00-Salaries (Non-Plan) Code No. 01
under Demand No. 64.
The other terms and conditions of service not specified therein will be governed by the relevant rules,
orders and regulation of the Government of Arunachal Pradesh as amended and circulated from time to time.
The officer is allowed to continue in his present place of posting until further order.
Hage Tari, IOFS
Secretary (Trade & Commerce),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 28th July, 2022
No. HTE-12/3/2022-DD(E)-HTE.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accord administrative
approval and sanction to the creation of 65 Nos. of Assistant Professor posts for Government Colleges in the
scale of pay ` 57,700-1,82,400, Pay Matrix Level-10 against each with effect from the date of issue of the
order upto 31st March, 2023.
Sl. No.
Name of College
Name of posts
No. of Posts
1
2
3
4
1.
Dorjee Khandu Government College, Tawang
Assistant Professor
English
02
Hindi
02
Histrory
02
Pol-Science
02
Economics
01
Geography
02
Total
11
2.
Government Model College, Basar
Assistant Professor
English
02
Hindi
01
Histrory
02
Pol-Science
02
Economics
01
Education
02
Total
10
3.
Jomin Tayeng Government Model College, Roing
Assistant Professor
English
01
Hindi
01
Histrory
01
Pol-Science
01
Economics
01
Geography
02
Total
07
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1
2
3
4
4.
Government Model College, Palin
Assistant Professor
English
01
Hindi
01
Histrory
01
Pol-Science
01
Economics
01
Geography
02
Total
07
5.
Government Model College, Geku
Assistant Professor
English
01
Hindi
01
Histrory
01
Pol-Science
01
Economics
01
Education
02
Total
07
6.
Tadar Taniang Government Model College, Nyapin
Assistant Professor
English
01
Hindi
01
Histrory
01
Pol-Science
01
Total
04
7.
Bini Yanga Government Women College, Lekhi
Assistant Professor
Geography
01
Total
01
8.
Government College, Doimukh
Assistant Professor
Education
01
Geography
01
Total
02
9.
Government College, Seppa
Assistant Professor
Education
01
Total
01
10.
Government College, Bomdila
Assistant Professor
Commerce
02
Education
01
Total
03
11.
Wangcha Rajkumar Government College, Deomali
Assistant Professor
Commerce
02
Total
02
12.
I.G.G. College, Tezu
Assistant Professor
Physics
01
Chemistry
01
Botany
01
Zoology
01
Mathematics
01
Total
05
13.
Government College, Yachuli
Assistant Professor
Education
01
Total
01
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JNC, Pasighat
Assistant Professor
Sociology
02
Total
02
15.
Dera Natung Government College, Itanagar
Assistant Professor
Anthropology
02
Total
02
Grand Total (1 to 15)
65
The expenditure is debitable to the Demand No. 75. Major Head ‘2202’ General Education Sub-Major
Head 03 University and Hr. Education Minor Head 103 Government College and Institutions 01 College
Establishment Detailed Head 00-01 Salaries.
This issues with the concurrence of Finance vide E/Note# 65 dated 14th July, 2022 and sanction of
Ld. Chief Secretary vide E/Note# 73 dated 20th July, 2022.
Ld. Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 10th August, 2022
No. PWD-11/12/2022-ESTT-PWD/348.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accept the
Notice of Voluntary Retirement of Shri M.K. Daspriya, Executive Engineer (Civil) Arunachal Pradesh Public
Works Department and allow him to proceed on voluntary retiretment with effect from 31st October, 2022 (A/N)
as per Rule 48-A of CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972 or Rule 56 of Fundamental Rules, 1922.
Further, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order that in case of any realization of
Government dues fixed upon Shri M.K. Daspriya, Executive Engineer (Civil) APPWD shall be realized from his
gratuity and other benefits applicable as per CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972.
Kaling Tayeng, IAS
Commissioner (PWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 11th August, 2022
No. LAW/LEGN-22/2019.—In the interest of public service and in exercise of the powers conferred under
section 388 of the Indian Succession Act, 1925, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to invest the
Courts of JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div.) and CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div.) with the powers to exercise the
functions of a District Judge under Part-X of the said Act until further order.
The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is further pleased to order that in terms of Article 236 of the Constitution
of India read with Section 3 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 as amended by Notification No. Jud-25/74
dated 2nd April, 1974 and Sub-Section (23) and (24) of Section 3 of Arunachal Pradesh Interpretation and
General Clause Act, 1982 (Act No. 3 of 1982), in such Districts where no Judicial Officers are posted, the
Deputy Commissioners-cum-District Magistrates and Additional Deputy Commissioners-cum-Additional District
Magistrates shall continue to exercise the function of District Judge for issue of Succession Certificate till
regular Judicial Officers are posted.
This supersedes the Government Notification No. Jud/DCS-37/2010 dated 8th September, 2010 and
shall come into force on the date of its publication in the Official Gazette and the same shall be enforced till
further order.
By order and in name of the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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2
3
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ORDER
The 16th August, 2022
No. PERS-32012/2/2021.—On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee Meeting
held on 11th August, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of Shri Nyali
Ete, APCS (Senior Administrative Grade) to the rank of APCS (Super Time Scale) in Level-13A of Pay Matrix
` 1,31,100-2,16,600 + ` 1000 Special pay pm plus other allowances as admissible as per rules in force from
time to time with effect from the date of DPC.
The other terms and conditions of the appointment, which are not specified herein shall be governed by
the Government rules and orders of the State Government as applicable from time to time in this regard.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 16th August, 2022
No. PERS-32012/2/2021.—On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee Meeting
held on 11th August, 2022 the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of Shri Liyon
Borang, APCS (Admin Grade) to APCS (Senior Admin Grade) in Level-13A of Pay Matrix ` 1,31,100-2,16,600
per month plus other allowances as admissible as per rules in force from time to time with effect from the date
of Departmental Promotion Committee.
The other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed by relevant orders/
guidelines for the time being in force or issued by the Government from time to time in this regard.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 16th August, 2022
No. AGRI-11018/3/2022.—In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased
to order transfer and posting of following Group-A (Sr. & Jr.), officers of Aggriculture Department from and to the
places(s) shown against each with immediate effect until further order.
Sl.
Name of Officer &
From
To
Remarks
No.
Designation
1.
Shri Opang Moyong,
DAO, Pakke
DAO, Pasighat
Vice Shri Ajit Pao is
DAO
Kessang
retiring on 31st August, 2022.
2.
Shri Sengo Dini,
Instructor, GTC
i/c DAO, Pakke
Vice Shri Opang Moyong on
Instructor
Pasighat
Kessang
Transfer.
The concerned, Deputy Commissioners are requested to implement the Government transfer and posting
order with immediate effect in intimation to the Director of Agriculture, Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
No any representation will be entertained.
Bidol Tayeng, IAS
Secretary (Agriculture),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 16th August, 2022
No. PERS-32014/1/2022— On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee meeting
held on 11th August, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order promotion of the following
Senior Personal Assistants to the post of Private Secretary (Arunachal Pradesh Stenographer Secretariat
Service (General Cadre), Group ‘A’ (Gazetted), in Level-10 of Pay Matrix ` 56,100-1,77,500 plus other
allowances as admissible under rules with effect from the date of Departmental Promotion Committee
meeting i.e.11th August, 2022.
1.
Shri Moge Dirchi, SPA
2.
Shri Hage Annu, SPA
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Smti Sanlik Ngemu, SPA
4.
Shri Talem Mangkeng, SPA
5.
Smti Radhe Uyang, SPA
6.
Smti Ijum Ete, SPA
7.
Shri Mihin Sambyo, SPA
8.
Smti Yangam Jeram SPA
9.
Shri Bamin Hinda Tanyang, SPA
2.
The other terms and conditions of the appointment , which are not specified herein, shall be
governed by the existing Government rules and orders as applicable from time to time.
3.
The posting of above officers on their promotion as Private Secretary will be issued due course.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 18th August, 2022
No. RWD-11035/1/2021-RWD/117.— Whereas, Smti Nabam Sumpa is presently serving as Surveyor
under RWD, Yupia, Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar.
Whereas Smti Nabam Sumpa, Surveyor under Rural Works Department has executed an affidavit on
20th August, 2018 in the Court of Executive Magistrate First Class, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh
to change her surname from Smti Nabam Sumpa to Smti Nabam Sumpa Amo.
Whereas Smti Nabam Sumpa has followed and fulfilled all the procedures prescribed for change of name
and surname by a Government employee as laid down in OM 19016/1/87-Estt(A) dated 12th March, 1987 of
department of Personnel and Trainning and the Ministry of Home Affairs O.M. No. 62/272-48 Estt., dated
3rd November,1948 as amended vide O.M. No. 87/52 Estt. dated 24th March,1952.
And, now, therefore Smti Nabam Sumpa (Former name) is hereby allowed to wholly renounce, relinquish
and abandon on the use of her former name of Nabam Sumpa and in place thereof do assume from the
date thereof the name Smti Nabam Sumpa Amo so that she may hereafter be called known and distinguish
not by former name of Smti Nabam Sumpa but by her assumed name of Smti Nabam Sumpa Amo.
N.T. Glow
Secretary (RWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 19th August, 2022
No. PWRS/E-49/2015— The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order transfer and posting
of the following Executive Engineer’s (Electrical) of the Department of Power at the places of posting shown
against their name in the interest of public service with immediate effect.
Sl.
Name of
Transfer from
Posted to
Remarks.
No.
Incumbent
1.
Shri Kamar Loya
Mechuka Electrical
O/O the SE (E), APEC-VI
Vice Shri Binge Ete,
EE(E)
Division
Aalo as EE (Planning)
transferred.
2.
Shri Binge Ete
O/o the SE(E), APEC-VI,
Mechuka Electrical Division
Vice Shri Kamar Loya
EE (E)
Aalo
Division as EE(E)
transferred.
This issues with the approval of the Competent Authority.
Ajay Kumar Bisht, IAS
Secretary (Power),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 22nd August, 2022
No. SHPD-11018/3/2022— On recommendation of the Department Promotion Committee (DPC) held
on 27th July, 2022, the Governor of Aruncahal Pradesh is pleased to promote Shri Tenzing Namdul, Senior
Personal Assistant (SPA) to the post of private Secretary (PS) in the pay scale of (PB-3) `15,600 - 39,100
(GP ` 5,400) p.m (Pre-revised) plus other allowances as admissible from time to time with effect from the
date of DPC i.e. on 27th July, 2022.
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The other terms and condition which are not specified herein shall be governed by the rules and
regulations of the Government as amended from time to time.
P.S. Lokhande, IAS
Commissioner (HPD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 22nd August, 2022
No. SHPD-11018/2/2022— Consequent upon the Judgment and Order dated 26th October, 2021
passed by the Hon’ble Guahati High Court in WP(C) No.66(AP)/2013 filed by Shri Obi Dai & 9 Ors. and
subsequent correction of seniority vide order No. SHPD-11011/7/ 2022/2924-33 dated 2nd August, 2022, the
Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is please to revert Shri Ama Paloh, who was appointed to the post of
Executive Engineer(C) on officiating basis in the Department of Hydro power Development vide No. PWRS/
E-26/94-95/5615-22 dated 31st August, 2005 and subsequently regularize his service in retrospective effect
through the DPC dated 24th July, 2012 to his original post of Assistant Engineer (C) with effect from the
date of issue of this order.
P.S. Lokhande, IAS
Commissioner (HPD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 23rd August, 2022
No. Home-12047/6/2022-HM-SEC-B.—In pursuance of the Government of India Notification No. G.S.R. 38(E),
para 5 dated 16th January, 2015, a “Drug Disposal Committee” is hereby constituted with following
composition :
1.
DIGP of concerned Range
—
Chairperson
2.
Joint Commissioner of Customs and Central Excise
—
Member
(In-Charge of Arunachal Pradesh)
3.
Joint Director of Directorate of Rrevenue Intelligence
—
Member
(In-Charge of Arunachal Pradesh)
4.
SoP of the District
—
Member
The Committee shall be directly responsible to the Head of the Department. The functions of the Drug
Disposal Committee shall be to:
(a)
meet as frequently as possible and necessary:
(b)
conduct a detailed review of seized items pending disposal
(c)
order disposal of seized items: and
(d)
advise the respective investigation officers or supervisory officers on the step to be initiated for
expeditious disposal.
The Committee shall carry out its functions in accordance with the provisions of the aforementioned
Government of India Notification.
Kaling Tayeng, IAS
Commissioner (Home),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 25th August, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 247 dated 6th November, 2017 sworn
in before Executive Magistrate Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar Arunachal Pradesh as per written
request made by Shri Songio Tama son of Shri Songio Tarok a permanent resident of Village - Songio,
P.O. and P.S.- Tali, District - Kra-Daadi, Arunachal Pradesh to change his surname from Shri Songio Tama to
Shri Rughu Tama.
Henceforth, Shri Songio Tama will be known and distinguished as Shri Rughu Tama. for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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ORDER
The 26th August, 2022
No. SHPD-11020/7/2022.— In the interest of Public Service the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to order shifting of Chief Engineer, Eastern Zone under DHPD, Itanagar to Tezu, Lohit District,
Arunachal Pradesh with Immediate effect.
P.S. Lokhande, IAS
Commissioner (HPD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 26th August, 2022
No. DFCS-17011/3/2022.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order forsure of CPO
Centre Parsiparlo, Kurung Kumey District Arunachal Pradesh, consequent upon development of Surface
communication and switch over to PDS in place of air sortie operation with effect from 1st January, 2023.
The alloted quantity of food grains for CPO Parsiparlo against CPO Scheme (air sortie operation) will
be re-alloted to DC Koloriang, Kurung Kumey District, for further distribution to bonafied consumers under
PDS TPDS (NFSA & NON-NFSA) Scheme. The DC Koloriang Kurung Kumey District, Arunachal Pradesh
shall have to issue a distance notification covering Parsiparlo circle under PDS network exclusively for
claiming transportation charges and also to issue FPS license against Parsiparlo, if not issued yet.
Further, the Concerned district Administration shall take necessary action to examine and clear CPO
Accounts of CPO Centre Parsiparlo within 3 (three) months without further delay to avoid lapses/lacunae/
Complicacy and Audit objection etc.
This issues with the approval of Government vide Note#59 dated 23rd August, 2022.
Opak Gao, IAS
Secretary (Food & Civil Supplies),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 26th August, 2022
No. PERS-12014/3/2021.— In the interest of Public Service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to ordered that Shri Bopai Puroik, APCS (AG), Joint Secretary (Puroik Welfare matters) shall hold
the additional charge of Joint Secrertary (DA)-cum-Registrar of Societies in addition to his own duties with
immediate effect.
Consequently, Shri Bob J. Duia APCS (AG), Joint Secretary (LM & CA) is relieved from the charge
of joint Secretary (DA) cum-Registrar of Societies.
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 5th September, 2022
No. FOR.118/EA/2019/8276-81.— Whereas, Shri H.B. Abo, IFS, CF is presently serving as CF, EWP,
Namsai, Arunachal Pradesh.
Whereas, Shri H.B. Abo, IFS, CF has executed an affidavit on 23rd August, 2022 in the Executive
Magistrate Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar , Arunachal Pradesh to change his name from Shri H.B. Abo
to Shri Bengia Tayo.
Whereas, Shri H.B. Abo has followed and fulfilled all the procedures prescribed for change of name and
Suname by a Government employee as laid down in OM No. 19016/1/87-Estt. (A) dated 12th March, 1987
of department of Personnel & Training and the Ministry of Home Affairs OM No. 62/272-48 Estt. dated 3rd
November, 1948 as amended vide OM No. 87/52 Estt. dated 24th March, 1952.
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And, now, therefore Shri H.B. Abo (Former name) is hereby allowed to wholly renouce, relinquished
and abandon on the use of his former name of Shri H.B. Abo and in place thereof do assume from the
date thereof the name Shri Bengia Tayo so that he may thereafter be called known and distinguish not by
the former name of Shri H. B. Abo but by his assume name of Shri Bengia Tayo.
Jitendra Kumar
PCCF & HoFF,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 29th August, 2022
No. NMS/JUDL-172/2019/6776.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 73 dated 9th May, 2019 sworn in
before Judicial Magistrate 1st Class, District - Namsai Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made by
Shri Chow Liksiwi Chaumoung son of Late Chow Ingta Choumoung a permanent resident of Village - Enten,
P.O. Manmow, P.S. and District- Namsai, Arunachal Pradesh to change his children surname from
Shri Kokilso Krong and Miss Talini Krong to Shri Chow Kokilso Choumoung and Miss Talini Choumoung.
Henceforth, Shri Kokilso Krong and Miss Talini Krong will be known and distinguished as
Shri Chow Kokilso Choumoung and Miss Talini Choumoung for all purposes.
Deputy Commissioner,
Namsai,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
The 9th September, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 559 dated 24th November, 2021
sworn in before Executive Magistrate Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar Arunachal Pradesh as per
written request made by Shri Nikam Riamuk son of Late Tachik Riamuk a permanent resident of
Village - Riamuk, P.O. and P.S. - Taliha, District - Upper Subansiri Arunachal Pradesh to change his name
from Shri Takam Riamuk to Shri Nikam Riamuk.
Henceforth, Shri Takam Riamuk will be known and distinguished as Shri Nikam Riamuk for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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Separate paging is given to this part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation.
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - III
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government and Heads of Departments.
NOTIFICATION
The 28th February, 2019
No. COOP(ORG)362/2019.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Yirne Mane Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Model Village Helipad, P.O/P.S - Naharlagun, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh has been
registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 362/2019 on the day of 28th February of the year two
thousand nineteen Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 27th February, 2022. The area of
operation will be confined to entire Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye, APCS (AG)
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 27th December, 2019
No. COOP(ORG)948/2019.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Dile Pale Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Village Dipa, P.O/P.S - Likabali, Lower Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh has been registered in
this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 948/2019 on this 27th day of December of the year two thousand
nineteen Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 26th December, 2022. The area of operation will
be confined to Lower Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 26th April, 2021
No. COOP(ORG)1128/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Tosum Valley Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Kicho Village, Pania, P.O/P.S - Raga, Kamle District, Pin No. 791130, Arunachal Pradesh has
been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1128/2022 on the 26th day of April of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 25th April, 2025. The area of operation
will be confined to Kamle District of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 14th December, 2021
No. COOP(ORG)1095/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Rate Chungki Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Sagalee, P.O Sagalee - Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791112, Arunachal Pradesh has been
registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1095/2021 on the 14th day of December of the year two
thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 13th December, 2024. The area of
operation will be confined to entire Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 28th December, 2021
No. COOP(ORG)1041/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Pubaa Kadu Marketing Cooperative
Society Ltd" Hari, P.O - Hari, - P.S Ziro, Lower Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin Code 791120, has
been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1041/2021 on the 28th day of December of the
year two thousand twenty one Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 27th December, 2024. The
area of operation shall be confined to whole Lower Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 4th January, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1101/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Debeyar Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Village Seba, PO/PS Seppa, District East Kameng, Arunachal Pradesh Pin Code 790102, has
been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1101/2021 on the 4th day of January of the year
two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 3rd January, 2025. The area of
operation will be confined to East Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 22nd February, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1088/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Hotey Ratey Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Nyapin, P.O Nyapin, Kurung Kumey District, Arunachal Pradesh Pin No. 791118, has been
registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1088/2021 on the 22nd day of February of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 21st February, 2025. The area of
operation will be confined to Nyapin Administrative Circle of Kurung Kumey District of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 22nd February, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1116/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Mangpey Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" P.O - Sangram, Kurung Kumey District, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin No. 791118, has been registered
in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1116/2022 on the 22nd day of February of the year two thousand
twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 21st February, 2025. The area of operation will
be confined to whole Kurung Kumey, District of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 22nd February, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1087/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Pach Lojo Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" P.O - Nyapin, Kurung Kumey District, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin No. 791118, has been registered
in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1087/2021 on the 22nd day of February of the year two thousand
twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 21st February, 2025. The area of operation will
be confined to whole of Kurung Kumey District of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 1st March, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1083/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Tar-Yam Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" PO/PS - Daporijo, Upper Subansiri District, Pin No. 791122, Arunachal Pradesh has been
registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1083/2021 on the 1st day of March of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 28th February, 2025. The area of
operation will be confined to Upper Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 22nd March, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1122/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Changlang Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Changlang, PO/PS -Changlang, District Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin No. 792120, has
been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1122/2022 on the 22nd day of March of the year
two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 21st March, 2025. The area of
operation of the society shall be confined to Changlang District of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 11th April, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1081/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Donyi Sanggo Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Parak Colony, Tuting, P.O/P.S - Tuting, Upper Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh Pin No. 792061,
has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1081/2021 on this 11th day of April of the year
two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 10th April, 2025. The area of
operation of the society shall be confined to Upper Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 12th April, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1126/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "INA Multipurpose Cooperative Society
Ltd" Museum Colony, P.O/P.S - Itanagar, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791111, Arunachal Pradesh, has been
registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1126/2022 on the 12th day of April of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 11th April, 2025. The area of
operation of the society shall be confined to Papum Pare District Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 12th April, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1090/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Tani - Hapa Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Village Tani Hapa, P.O/P.S - Banderdewa, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791123, Arunachal
Pradesh, has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1090/2021 on the 12th day of April
of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 11th April, 2025. The
area of operation will be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 12th April, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1042/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Mele Harde Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Sippi, P.O/P.S - Daporijo, Upper Subansiri District, Pin No. 791122, Arunachal Pradesh, has
been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1042/2021 on the 12th day of April of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 11th April, 2025. The area of
operation will be confined to Upper Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 12th April, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1094/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Loum Banggo Farmers Producers
Cooperative Society Ltd" Yomcha, P.O/P.S - Yomcha, West Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin
No. 791001, has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1094/2021 on this 12th day of
April of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 11th April, 2025.
The area of operation of the society shall be confined to West Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have also been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 20th April, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1113/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Kera-AH-Mithu Farmers Producers
Cooperative Society Ltd" Village Desali, P.O/P.S - Hunli, District Lower Dibang Valley, Arunachal Pradesh,
Pin No. 792110, has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1113/2022 on the 20th day of
April of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 19th April, 2025.
The area of operation will be confined to Lower Dibang Valley District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 20th April, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1109/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Seeds Multipurpose Cooperative Society
Ltd" Village Ganga, Itanagar, P.O - R. K. Mission, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791113, Arunachal Pradesh
has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1109/2022 on the 20th day of April of the year
two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 19th April, 2025. The area of
operation of the society shall be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 20th April, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1111/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Chehaso Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Dipu Village, P.O - Balijan, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791123, Arunachal Pradesh has been
registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1111/2022 on the 20th day of April of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 19th April, 2025. The area of
operation of the society shall be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 20th April, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1124/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Khinam Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Vivek Vihar, P.O - R.K. Mission, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791113, Arunachal Pradesh has
been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1124/2022 on the 20th day of April of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 19th April, 2025. The area of
operation of the society shall be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 26th April, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1123/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Dara Multipurpose Cooperative Society
Ltd" Village Nirjuli -III, P.O - Nirjuli, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791109, Arunachal Pradesh has been
registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1123/2022 on the 26th day of April of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 25th April, 2025. The area of
operation of the society shall be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 25th May, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1129/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Borum Multipurpose Cooperative Society
Ltd" Niroch Village, P.O/PS - Naharlagun, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791110, Arunachal Pradesh has been
registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1129/2022 on the 25th day of May of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 24th May, 2025. The area of
operation of the society shall be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 25th May, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1131/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Five Valleys Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Village - Rilloh, P.O/PS - Pakke Kessang, District Pakke Kessang, Arunachal Pradesh Pin Code
790103, has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1131/2022 on the 25th day of May of
the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 24th May, 2025. The
area of operation will be confined to Pakke Kessang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 26th May, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1130/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Sherey Riang Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Village - Sangrikwa, P.O/PS - Seppa, District East Kameng, Arunachal Pradesh Pin Code
790102, has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1130/2022 on the 26th day of May of
the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 25th May, 2025. The
area of operation will be confined to East Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 7th June, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1133/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Ladung Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Daporijo, P.O/PS - Daporijo, Upper Subansiri District, Pin No. 791122, Arunachal Pradesh has
been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1133/2022 on the 7th day of June of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 6th June, 2025. The area of
operation will be confined to Upper Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 13th June, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1125/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Upper Jumi Multipurpose Cooperative
Society Ltd" Upper Jumi Village, P.O/PS - Kimin, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791121, Arunachal Pradesh
has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1125/2022 on the 13th day of June of the year
two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 12th June, 2025. The area of
operation of the society shall be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 23rd June, 2022
No. COOP(ORG)1067/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "Debeyar farmer Producers Cooperative
Society Ltd" Village - Liso, Block Bana, P.O/PS - Seppa, District East Kameng, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin
Code 790102, has been registered in this office and numbered as Coop (ORG) 1067/2021 on the 23rd day of
June of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 22nd June,
2025. The area of operation will be confined to East Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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ORDER
The 13th July, 2022
No. RWD. 11014/1/2021.—On the basis of recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee,
the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to promote/regularize, the following Officers to the posts of
Chief Engineer, Group - A Gazetted in the Pay Matrix ` 1,44,200 - 2,18,200 Level - 14 per month plus other
allowances as admissible under rules from time to time with effect from the date of Departmental Promotion
Committee i.e., 13th July, 2022.
1. Shri Kago Tabiyo,
2. Shri Doli Nyodu,
3. Shri Tazo Kamda Tagin,
Exercise of option for fixation of pay under FR - 22(1) (a) (1) shall be entertained within one month from the
date of issuance of this order. Other terms and conditions of services which are not specified herein shall be
governed by the relevent rules and orders of the state government as applicable from time to time.
N.T. Glow, IRS
Secretary (RWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 22nd August, 2022
No. PD-11011(12)/3/2022.—On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC)
held on 13th April, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Prasdesh is pleased to promote the following HFAs to
the post of Horticulture Development Officer (HDO) in Pay Matrix of ` 56,100-1,77,500 p.m. (Level - 10)
with effect from the date of the Departmental Promotion Committee meeting i.e. 13th April, 2022 in the
Department of Horticulture.
1. Shri Nigam Singh Yadav, HFA
2. Shri Anil Kumar Dwivedi, HFA
3. Shri Arun Kumar Singh, HFA
4. Smti Sita Tamang, HFA
5. Smti Sangeeta Rai, HFA
The other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant rules and
orders in force from time to time.
This issues with the approval of Competent Authority vide Computer No. 69970 dated 20th August, 2022.
Koj Rinya, IFS
Secretary (Horticulture),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
Itanagar.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - I
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NOTIFICATION
The 5th September, 2022
No. TP - 21011/9/2022/C. No. 74421.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to declare and
notify the Department of Town Planning, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar as State Nodal Agency
and Director of Town Planning as the State Nodal Officer for the purpose of implementation of “Sub-Scheme
on formulation of GIS based Master Plans of Towns having population 50,000 - 99,999 under AMRUT
2.0” and “Sub-Scheme on Local Area Plan (LAP) and Town Planning Scheme (TPS)”under Atal Mission for
Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) 2.0 in its entirety for the state of Arunachal Pradesh with
immediate effect.
Further, the Department of Town Planning, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar is authorized to
continue to use the existing Single Nodal Account (SNA) A/c Number 015094600000702 registered under
AMRUT Mission for the AMRUT Sub-Schemes.
This issues with the approval of the Hon’ble Minister, Department of Town Planning, Arunachal Pradesh
vide Note# 11 of Computer No. 74421 of dated 5th September, 2022.
Mitali Namchoom, IAS
Secretary to Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Department of Town Planning,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 6th September, 2022
No. DDM-11024(11)/6/2021.—In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to invoke the provisions of para 6 of Recruitment Rules for the post of District Relief and Rehabilitation
Officer, 2004 (with first amendment) 2006 (nomenclature of the post changed as District Disaster Management
Officer) and grant “one time relaxation” of column 11 of the schedule to para 4 of the said Rules for
conversion of 1 (one) post of Direct Recruitment vacancy to promotional vacancy to be adjusted
back to Direct Recruitment vacancy from future vacancies occurring in the post.
This is issued with the approval of State Cabinet held on 29th June, 2022 conveyed vide their forwarding
letter No. CAB/M-14/6/2022/85 dated 30th June, 2022.
Dani Salu
Secretary,
Disaster Management,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 8th September, 2022
No. PWRS/E-2702/2015/3506-20.—WHEREAS, an order placing Shri Torik Diyum, Executive Engineer (E)
under suspension was made vide office order No. PWRS/E-2702/2015 dated Itanagar the 23rd May, 2015.
AND WHEREAS, as per the instructions of the Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar vide
D.O. No. PWRS/E-2702/2015, dated 27th May, 2015, and Enquiry Committee was constituted by the
PGCIL (Power Grid Corporation of India Limited) on 28th May, 2015 for conducting technical enquiry on the
accident that occurred near Wak village (between Aalo and Kamba) in West Siang District Arunachal
Pradesh on 19th May, 2015 in which four persons were electrocuted to death.
WHEREAS, the Enquiry report was submitted by the Power Grid Corporation of India Limited
(PGCIL) vide letter No. NESH/Safety/112/2015/104 dated 12th June, 2015, wherein the concerned
Officer Shri Torik Diyum, Executive Engineer (E) has not been held responsible directly or indirectly for the
untoward incident.
AND WHEREAS, as per the clause (C) of sub-rule (5) of the Rule - 10 of the Central Civil Service
Classified Control and Appeal Rules, -1965, the suspension of Shri Torik Diyum, Executive Engineer (E)
issued vide office order No. PWRS/E-2702/2015 dated Itanagar the 23rd May, 2015 was revoked.
NOW, consequent upon the revocation of suspension order in respect of Shri Torik Diyum, Executive
Engineer (E) vide Government order No. PWRS/E-2702/2015/4416-21 dated 12th October, 2015, the period of
suspension with effect from 23rd March, 2015 to 14th October, 2015 shall be treated as “On Duty”
under F R 54 - B for all purpose.
Ajay Kumar Bisht, IAS
Secretary (Power),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 12th September, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.— In pursuance of Affidavit No. 23543 dated 24th August, 2022 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request
made by Smti Mina Ete wife of Shri Gemar Ete, a permanent resident of Town - Itanagar, P.O. & P.S. Itanagar,
District - Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to change her surname from Smti Mina Biswas to Smti Mina Ete.
Henceforth, Smti Mina Biswas will be known and distinguished as Smti Mina Ete for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanager Capital Complex, Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
NOTIFICATION
The 14th September, 2022
No. DFCS-11024/2/2022.—The Government Notification issued vide No. DCS/ESTT-264(B)/2007 dated
6th February, 2008 for re-designation of the post of Storekeepers (SK) from department of Supply and Transport
to the Department of Food & Civil Supplies as Assistant Sub-Inspector of Food And Civil Supplies (ASIFCS),
stands hereby withdrawn with immediate effect due to administrative reasons.
Henceforth, all those officials who were re-designated as Assistant Sub-Inspector of Food & Civil Supplies
(ASIFCS) will be re-designated as Storekeeper only. The Department will have only Storekeeper posts.
This issues with the approval of competent authority vide note # 16.
Opak Gao, IAS
Secretary (FCS),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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PART - III
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government and Heads of Departments.
NOTIFICATION
The 25th August, 2022
No. DWCD-32018/10/2022.—The Hon’ble Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accord
administrative approval for implementation of “Mission Vatsalya” Scheme in the State as per the Scheme
Guidelines of Government of India, Ministry of Women and Child Development, New Delhi with effect from 1st
April, 2022 for the welfare and rehabilitation of Children in the State.
C.N Longphai, IAS
Secretary,
Women and Child Development Department,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF WOMEN & CHILD DEVELOPMENT
SHASTRI BHAWAN
NEW DELHI
—————
The 5th July, 2022
D.O. No. CW-II-22/6/2022-CW-II (e-99580)
Dear Sir/Madam,
As you may be aware that the Ministry of Women and Child Development is implementing a Centrally
Sponsored Scheme “Mission Vatsalya” erstwhile Child Protection Services (CPS) Scheme, since 2009-10
for the welfare and rehabilitation of children in difficult circumstances. All the States/UTs have signed the
Memorandum of Undertaking (MoU) with the Ministry for implementation of the Scheme.
2.
I would like to inform you that the guidelines for implementation of Mission Vatsalya have been
approved by the competent authority. I would like to share these guidelines of the Mission Vatsalya Scheme
indicating financial norms for different components of the Scheme. The norms of Mission Vatsalya will be
applicable from 1st April, 2022.
3.
I would, therefore, request you to prepare your financial proposal and plans for the year 2022-23
under Mission Vatsalya Scheme on the basis of financial norms of Guidelines. Detailed documents/norms of
Mission Vatsalya Scheme will also be available on the Ministry’s Website i.e. wcd.nic.in.
With regards.
Yours Sincerely,
Sd/-
(Indra Mallo)
To,
All States Governments/UTs Administrations.
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Government of India
Mission Vatsalya
Savdhanta Sanrakshnam
Implementation Guidelines
Ministry of Women and Child Development
Government of India
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CONTENTS
1.
Introduction
1.1
Vision
1.2
Mission
1.3
Objectives
2.
Institutional framework for implementation
2.1
Framework at Central Level
2.2
Fund Flow Arrangement
2.3
State Level Monitoring and Review
2.4
State Child Protection Society
2.5
State Adoption Resource Agency
2.6
State Child Welfare and Protection Committee
2.7
District Magistrate and District Child Protection Unit
2.8
District Child Welfare and Protection Committee
2.9
Juvenile Justice Board
2.10
Child Welfare Committee
2.11
Special Juvenile Police Units
2.12
Child Welfare and Protection Committee
2.13
Mission Vatsalya Portal
2.14
Child Helpline
3.
Institutional Services
3.1
Child Care Institutions
3.2
Swachhata Action Plan
4.
Non-Institutional Care Services
4.1
Sponsorship
4.2
Foster Care
4.3
After Care
5.
Convergence
5.1
Convergence Strategy
5.2
Capacity Building of Stakeholders
6.
Other Initiatives
Annexures
Annexure – I [Financial support for the CPMU]
Annexure – II [State Annexure]
Annexure – III [District Annexure]
Annexure –VI [CCIs Annexure]
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ABBREVIATIONS
ANM
—
Auxiliary Nurse Midwife
ASHA
—
Accredited Social Health Activist
CCI
—
Child Care Institution
CCL
—
Child in conflict with law
CNCP
—
Child in need of Care and Protection
CPMU
—
Central Project Monitoring Unit
CWC
—
Child Welfare Committee
CWO
—
Child Welfare Officer
CWPC
—
Child Welfare and Protection Committee
CWPO
—
Child Welfare Police Officer
DCPU
—
District Child Protection Unit
DCPO
—
District Child Protection Officer
JJB
—
Juvenile Justice Board
JJ Act
—
Juvenile Justice Act
JJ Rules
—
Juvenile Justice Rules
LCPO
—
Legal-cum-Probationary Officer
NGO
—
Non-Government Organization
PAB
—
Project Approval Board
PFMS
—
Public Financial Management System
PO
—
Probation Officer
POIC
—
Protection Officer (Institutional Care)
PONIC
—
Protection Officer (Non-institutional Care)
POCSO
—
Protection of Children from Sexual Offences
PRI
—
Panchayati Raj Institution
SAA
—
Specialized Adoption Agency
SARA
—
State Adoption Resource Agency
SCPS
—
State Child Protection Society
SFCAC
—
Sponsorship and Foster Care Approval Committee
SJPU
—
Special Juvenile Police Unit
SNA
—
Single Nodal Agency
SOP
—
Standard Operating Procedure
ULB
—
Urban Local Body
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1.
INTRODUCTION :
The Ministry of Women & Child Development is the nodal Ministry for ensuring welfare of children.
This is envisaged to be accomplished by way of legislation, policy & schematic interventions along with
coordination with other Ministries and Organizations. The National Children Policy, (as revised in
2013), and the National Plan of Action for Children, 2016 laid down the policy framework for child welfare
and protection. The Indian Parliament has passed several landmark legislations in favor of children like
the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act 2015, the Protection of Children from Sexual
Offences Act 2012, the Commissions for Protection of Child Rights Act, 2005, the Prohibition of Child
Marriage Act, 2006 and the Right to Education Act 2009. India is also a signatory to important international
treaties i.e., the United Nations Convention on Rights of Child and the Hague convention on Adoption of
children which mandate systemic development and strengthening of juvenile justice system in the country.
Mission Vatsalya is a roadmap to achieve development and child protection priorities aligned
with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).It lays emphasis on child rights, advocacy and awareness
along with strengthening of the juvenile justice care and protection system with the motto to ‘leave no
child behind’. The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 provisions and the
Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012 form the basic framework for implementation of
the Mission.
Prior to 2009-10, there were three schemes being implemented under the Ministry namely,
(i)
Programme for Juvenile Justice for Children in need of care and protection and Children in conflict
with Law ;
(ii)
Integrated Programme for street children ; and
(iii) Scheme for assistance to homes for children (Shishu Greh).
All the three schemes were incorporated in a single centrally sponsored scheme called the
Integrated Child Protection Scheme (ICPS). The ICPS was implemented by the Ministry since 2009-
2010. The scheme was then renamed as “Child Protection Services” Scheme in 2017. The CPS
Scheme has been now subsumed under Mission Vatsalya from 2021-22 onwards.
1.1 Vision :
To secure a healthy & happy childhood for each and every child in India, ensure opportunities
to enable them to discover their full potential and assist them in flourishing in all respects, in a
sustained manner. Mission Vatsalya promotes family- based non-institutional care of children in
difficult circumstances based on the principle of institutionalization of children as a measure of last
resort.
1.2
Mission :
To foster a sensitive, supportive and synchronized ecosystem for children as they transit
different ages and stages of their development. This is envisaged to be done by strengthening
the institutional framework of child welfare and protection committees and the Statutory and
Service delivery structures in all districts of the country. While children in difficult circumstances
are to be addressed by the Statutory and Service Delivery Structures, equal emphasis is to be
given to issues around child welfare and protection at the community level integrated with the
local development plans and corresponding budgets. Thus, it is envisaged that the committees
under the institutional framework will complement the Statutory and Service Delivery Structures
in terms of advocacy, awareness generation, capacity building and preventive measures to
build a robust child friendly ecosystem in the community.
The Mission aims to :
(i)
Support and sustain Children in difficult circumstances;
(ii)
Develop context-based solutions for holistic development of children from varied backgrounds;
(iii)
Provide scope for encouraging innovative solutions;
(iv)
Cement convergent action.
1.3 Objectives :
The key objectives of Mission Vatsalya are :
(i)
Prioritisation of children in the scheme of Administration keeping Centrality of the Child
during all the activities and actions taken under the Mission.
(ii)
Best interest of the Child while designing or delivering projects and programmes
and to take affirmative action to ensure right to grow in happy family environment with strong
social safety net to support families.
(iii) Ensuring Children’s right to Survival, Development, Protection and Participation.
(iv)
To establish essential services and strengthen emergency outreach, non- institutional care
within the family and community, and institutional care counselling and support services at
the national, regional, state and district levels.
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(v)
To ensure appropriate inter-sector response at all levels, coordinate and network with
all allied systems to promote convergent efforts for seamless service delivery to children.
(vi)
To strengthen child protection at family and community level, equip families and communities
to identify risks and vulnerabilities affecting children, create and promote preventive measures
to protect children from situations of vulnerability, risk and abuse.
(vii)
Encourage private sector partnerships and interventions to support children within the
framework of law.
(viii) Raise public awareness, educate public about child rights, vulnerabilities and measures for
protection sponsored by government and engage community at all levels as stakeholder in
ensuring the best interest of children.
(ix) To build capacities of duty holders & service providers at all levels.
(x) Monitor progress on objective parameters against well-defined Outputs and Outcomes, and
(xi)
Participation of Panchayats and Municipal Local Bodies at the village level and at the ward and
the urban cluster level within the urban municipal ward, for sustained assessment of the issues
deserving attention, implementation of appropriate interventions, regular monitoring to develop
a robust social safety net for children.
Mission Vatsalya will be implemented as a centrally sponsored scheme as per prescribed cost sharing
ratio between the Centre and State/UT Governments.
2.
INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR IMPLEMENTATION :
The Mission Vatsalya scheme envisages defined institutional arrangement to nurture a robust
implementation framework that will be monitored at different levels by the centre, state and district.
2.1
Framework at Central Level :
The Mission Vatsalya Project Approval Board (PAB) under the Chairpersonship of the Secretary,
Ministry of Women and Child Development (MWCD) will scrutinize and approve the annual plans
and financial proposals received from the States and UTs for release of grants under the scheme.
The State/UTs shall submit their financial proposals duly filled in the prescribed formats, along
with their implementation plans for scrutiny. They shall present the same before the Board for
appraisal and approval. The Chairperson may invite any other domain expert/statutory body/invitees
to attend the meeting of the Board.
The Mission Vatsalya Central Project Monitoring Unit (CPMU) will provide necessary secretarial
assistance to the Board. The CPMU will do coordination and monitoring with the State Governments
in the Ministry. It will be based at Delhi and would function as the Mission Directorate headed by
Joint Secretary level officer as Mission Director.
The composition of Mission Vatsalya Project Approval Board is as under :
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Members
Designation
1.
Secretary, Ministry of Women and Child Development
Chairperson
2.
Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs
Member
3.
Secretary, Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
Member
4.
Secretary, Ministry of Panchayati Raj
Member
5.
Secretary, Ministry of Rural Development
Member
6.
Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs
Member
7.
Secretary, Ministry of Labour & Employment
Member
8.
Secretary, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports
Member
9.
Secretary, Department of School Education & Literacy
Member
10.
CEO NITI Aayog
Member
11.
Addl. Secretary and Financial Advisor, Ministry of Women and
Member
Child Development.
12.
Joint Secretary, and Mission Director (Child Welfare) Ministry
Member
of Women and Child Development
Secretary
13.
Chief Executive Officer, CARA
Member
14.
Director, NIPCCD
Member
15.
Any other domain expert/statutory body
Co-opted
Member
The PAB meeting may be attended by the members or their nominated representatives.
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2.2
Fund Flow Arrangements :
The Scheme shall be implemented as a Centrally Sponsored Scheme in partnership with
State Governments and UT Administrations to support the States and UTs in universalizing access
and improving quality of services across the country. The fund sharing pattern as prescribed by
Ministry of Finance shall be in the ratio of 60:40 between Centre and State & Union Territories with
Legislature respectively.
For the 8 North-Eastern States viz. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram,
Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura and two Himalayan States viz. Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand,
and UT of Jammu and Kashmir, Centre and State share shall be 90:10. For Union Territories
without Legislature, it shall be 100%.
The funds under the Scheme would be released to States/UT Governments through Public
Financial Management System (PFMS).The corresponding State share amount should be released
as early as possible and not later than 40 days of release of the Central share. The funds will be
maintained by the State Single Nodal Agency (SNA) in the Single Nodal Account of Mission
Vatsalya. States/UTs shall comply with the guidelines issued by the Department of Expenditure,
Ministry of Finance regarding procedure of release of funds and any further guidelines issued from
time to time.
Mandatory Condition: In order to avail benefits of any sub-scheme/component under the
scheme, in addition to the conditions prescribed under various sub- schemes/components of the
Scheme, a State is required to comply with the official name of all Centrally Sponsored
Schemes (CSSs) (correct translation to local language is permissible) and any guidelines/
instructions issued by the Government of India regarding branding of this Scheme.
2.3
State Level Monitoring and Review :
At the State level, there shall be a committee headed by the Chief Secretary to monitor,
review and promote convergence in the implementation of the scheme. The Committee shall meet
at least bi-annually in a financial year. The Chairperson may co- opt any other domain expert/
statutory body/departments in the Committee. The members of the Committee shall include the
following-
Sl. No.
Members
Designation
1.
Chief Secretary
Chairperson
2.
Principal Secretary/ Secretary, Home Affairs
Member
3.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Social Justice
Member
and Empowerment
4.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Women
Member
and Child Development
Secretary
5.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Health and
Member
Family Welfare
6.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Law & Justice
Member
7.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Education
Member
8.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Youth Affairs & Sports
Member
9.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Panchayati Raj
Member
10.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Rural Development
Member
11.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Skill Development
Member
12.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Urban Development
Member
13.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Labour & Employment
Member
14.
Any other domain expert/statutory body/departments
Co-opted Member
The state level institutional arrangement for implementation, monitoring and coordination
will consist of statutory and service delivery structures as under-
I.
Statutory Arrangement - (i) State level Statutory Arrangement which includes State Child
Protection Society and State Adoption Resource Agency ; (ii) District Level Statutory Arrangement
which includes District Child Protection Unit, Child Welfare Committees, Juvenile Justice
Boards, and Special Juvenile Police Units.
II.
Service Delivery Structures – (i) State Level Monitoring Committee (ii) State Child Welfare
and Protection Committee, (iii) District Child Welfare and Protection Committee, (iv) PRIs/
Urban Local Bodies Committees on Social Justice/Women & Children to function as Child
Welfare and Protection Committees.
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2.4
State Child Protection Society :
The State Child Protection Society (SCPS) as established under the Juvenile Justice
(Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015,shall ensure the implementation including mapping,
planning of Mission Vatsalya scheme. The SCPS shall assist the State Child Welfare and Protection
Committee, for coordinating and ensuring effective implementation of legislations, policies, and
schemes for child welfare & protection in the State viz. the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection
of Children) Act, 2015 ; Protection of children from Sexual Offence Act, 2012 ; The Prohibition
of Child Marriage Act, 2006 ; Commissions for Protection of Child Rights Act, 2005 (CPCR Act)
along with Rules and Regulations made thereunder; Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act
(HAMA) 1956; Guardians and Wards Act (GAWA) 1890; the Child Labour (Prohibition and
Regulation) Act 1986; and the Immoral Traffic Prevention Act 1986 ; Pre- Conception and
Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act 1994, and any other Act,
Rule, Regulation and policy that comes into force for protecting child rights.
The SCPS will be based at state headquarter and would function as the State Mission
Directorate. The SCPS shall be headed by the Additional Chief Secretary/Principal Secretary/
Secretary of the Department of Women and Child Development/Social Justice Empowerment of
the State identified to implement the Mission Vatsalya as State Mission Director. The Member
Secretary of the SCPS would be the Commissioner/Director Women &Child, who would assist
the Mission Director in implementation of the scheme.
(A)
Roles and Responsibilities of SCPS :
(1)
Overseeing the implementation of the Act and the rules framed thereunder in the State
and supervision and monitoring of agencies and institutions under the Act ;
(2) Maintaining oversight, monitoring and evaluating implementation of Mission Vatsalya
throughout the State.
(3)
Providing secretarial support to the State Child Welfare and Protection Committee.
(4)
Addressing road-blocks, issues, complaints received regarding care and protection
of children ;
(5)
Ensure that all institutions set up under the Act and the rules are in place and performing
their assigned duties ;
(6)
Ensuring need assessment in the State, in collaboration with the Districts.
(7)
Preparation of State Annual Action Plan for implementation of Mission Vatsalya based
on need assessment reports by Districts, Child vulnerability survey report as available
and submission of financial proposals for consideration of the Mission Vatsalya
State Child Welfare and Protection Committee.
(8)
Submit Utilisation Certificate, Statement of expenditure, Physical Progress Report,
and any other information required while seeking release of Grants-in-aid under the scheme.
(9) Provide Inspection Reports, Details of Grievances/Suggestions and Health Check-
ups, follow-up of Child in Conflict with Law children (cases registered and disposed),
follow-up of Children in Need of Care and Protection (restored/rehabilitated), good
practices and success stories on quarterly basis.
(10) Reviewing reports received from various District Child Protection Units on the functioning
of institutions in various districts and take action to facilitate the protection of
children wherever necessary and monitoring the functioning of the District Child Protection
Units ;
(11)
Ensuring registration of all Child Care Institutions and uploading their details on Mission
Vatsalya Portal including details of children coming in contact with the Juvenile Justice
system and children supported on Mission Vatsalya portal.
(12) Develop programmes for foster care, sponsorship and after-care ;
(13)
Inquire into, seek reports and make recommendations in cases of death or suicide
in Child Care Institutions and under other institutional care ;
(14)
Ensure inter-department coordination and liaising with the relevant departments of the
State and Central Governments and State Child Protection Societies of other States
or Union Territories ;
(15)
Networking and coordinating with civil society organisations working for the
effective implementation of the Act and the rules ;
(16) Maintaining a state level database of all children in institutional care and family based
non-institutional care and updating it on a quarterly basis ;
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(17)
Ensuring that documents of each child like Birth Certificate, Aadhar Card, School going
Certificate, Vaccination certificates, Health Check-up cards etc., of all the children are
made available by the CCI.
(18)
To develop and increase counselling capacity as well as resource persons at the State/UT
level, including Psychiatric counselling and mental health wellbeing of children in
coordination with Support, Advocacy & Mental Health Interventions for Children in
Vulnerable Circumstances And Distress (SAMVAD)- National Institute of Mental Health
and Neurosciences (NIMHANS).
(19)
Maintaining a database of Child Care Institutions, Specialised Adoption Agencies,
open shelters, fit persons and fit facilities, registered foster parents, sponsors, after care
organisations and other institutions at the State level ;
(20)
Maintaining a database of medical and counselling centres, de-addiction centres, hospitals,
open schools, education facilities, apprenticeship and vocational training programmes
and centres, recreational facilities such as performing arts, fine arts and facilities for
children with special needs and other such facilities at the State level ;
(21) Monitoring and administering the Juvenile Justice Fund set up by the State
Government including disbursal of funds to the District Child Protection Units, Special
Juvenile Police Units and police stations, as the case may be ;
(22)
Maintaining separate accounts for all funds received by the State Child Protection
Society such as the Juvenile Justice Fund, funds under Schemes of Central and State
Government and getting the same audited ;
(23)
Generate awareness among public on various aspects of the Act and the rules made
thereunder specifically the existing institutional framework, rehabilitation measures,
penalties, procedures for better protection of children ;
(24)
Organise and conduct programmes for the implementation of the Act including training
and capacity building of stakeholders ;
(25) Commission research programmes on child protection ;
(26) Co-ordinate with State Legal Services Authority and law schools ; and
(27) Any other function for the effective implementation of the Act and the rules made there
under.
The State Child Protection Society shall consist of the following contractual staff :
(i)
Programme Manager (States having up to 20 districts one Program Manager and
states having more than 20 districts two Program Managers)
(ii)
Programme Officers (States having up to 20 districts two Program Officers, and in
States having more than 20 districts can have four Program Officers).
(B) Roles and Responsibilities of the State Mission Director in SCPS :
(i)
To take all administrative decisions pertaining to the implementation of the Mission
Vatsalya and related fund disbursement and maintaining oversight and supervision
on implementation of the Mission in all the districts of the State.
(ii)
To ensure deployment of requisite manpower under the scheme.
(iii)
Plan and implement the capacity building of all duty holders, and
stakeholders.
(iv)
Examine and approve proposals/ projects submitted by the Districts under the
different program components of the Mission.
(v)
To ensure setting up of all Statutory and Service delivery Structures in the State and
in all the districts of the state.
(vi)
Ensure issue of notification by all PRIs and ULBs assigning the function of child
welfare and protection measures to the committee looking after social justice/women
& child welfare issues at the level of the district/city/block/ward/gram panchayat.
(vii)
To plan for welfare and development of children under Mission Vatsalya, in collaboration
with all government and non-government Stakeholders, in the best interest of children
and execute the plan in a time bound manner through convergence action.
(viii)
To facilitate restoration, rehabilitation and mainstreaming of Children in the state.
(ix)
To ensure that the children supported under Mission Vatsalya become adequately
self-sufficient after turning 18 years of age and organise scholarships or loans for
their higher education, vocational courses or to start small businesses.
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(x) To maintain and administer the Juvenile Justice Fund for financing support to the
children and obtaining required certificate for income tax exemption purposes for any
donation made into this account.
(xi) To garner public and private sector support for augmenting resources for children.
(xii) The State Mission Director shall be the grievances redressal authority for the
purpose of this scheme.
(1) The roles and responsibilities of duty holders of SCPS is at State Annexures – II, Part - A.
(2) Selection process including Indicative qualification of staff of SCPS is at State
Annexure – II, Part - C & Part - D.
2.5
State Adoption Resource Agency (SARA) :
In order to support the Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA) in promoting in-country
adoption and regulating inter-country adoption, Mission Vatsalya provides for supporting the
State Adoption Resource Agency (SARA) in every State/UT. The SARA shall coordinate, monitor
and develop the work related to non-institutional care including adoption in the state. SARA shall
be headed by the Additional Chief Secretary/Principal Secretary/Secretary of the Department of
Women and Child Development/Social Justice Empowerment of the State identified to implement
the Mission Vatsalya as State Mission Director. The Director/ Commissioner of the Department of
Women and Child Development/Social Justice Empowerment of State shall assist the Mission
Director.
(A) Roles and Responsibilities of SARA :
The specific roles and responsibilities of SARA shall include the functions as specified in
Adoption regulations issued under Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of children) Act, 2015
from time to time. The roles and responsibilities of other duty holders of SARA is at State
Annexure – II, Part - B and Selection process including Indicative qualification of staff of SARA
is at State Annexure – II, Part-C & Part - D.
The SARA may consist of the following contractual staff :
(i)
One Programme Manager
(ii)
One Programme Officer
(iii)
One Programme Assistant
Infrastructure for SCPS and SARA :
The SCPS & SARA to be provided with adequate space and infrastructure by the
concerned States/UTs to carry out their roles and responsibilities. The SCPS & SARA may
function from the premises of the State Department working on the child protection/welfare
issues in the State. In case the State/UT Government is unable to provide space for SCPS or
SARA, they may function from a rented building. Efforts may be made to utilize the existing
infrastructure of States/UTs instead of creation of new infrastructure. Financial Support for
setting up of SCPS is at State Annexure – II, Part - E and Financial Support for setting up of
SARA is at State Annexure – II, Part - F.
2.6
State Child Welfare and Protection Committee :
There shall be a State Child Welfare and Protection Committee under the Chairpersonship
of the Principal Secretary/Secretary WCD/DSJE to supervise implementation of Mission Vatsalya
with the help of the State Child Protection Society (SCPS). This Committee will prepare an annual
action plan including financial proposal for the state and submit to the Ministry for approval. This
Committee shall closely monitor and review the working of structures, services and progress
under various components of Mission Vatsalya and hold quarterly review meetings with District
Child Welfare and Protection Committees for effective implementation of the scheme. The State
Committee shall take needful measures for advocacy, awareness generation, capacity building,
of all stakeholders on child rights and child welfare, and address road-blocks, issues, complaints
received regarding care and protection of children in the State. The State Committee shall make
special efforts for convergence so as to ensure benefits under all possible government welfare
schemes for the children. The State Committee shall ensure that all institutions are set up under
the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 and Rules thereof. The Chairperson
may invite any other domain expert/statutory body/invitees/departments to attend the meeting
of the Committee. The composition of the Committee shall be as under-
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Members
Designation
1.
Principal Secretary/Secretary of Department of Women
Chairperson
and Child Development
2.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Home Affairs
Member
3.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Social Justice and
Member
Empowerment
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Members
Designation
4.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Health and
Member
Family Welfare
5.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Law & Justice
Member
6.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Education
Member
7.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Youth Affairs & Sports
Member
8.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Panchayati Raj
Member
9.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Rural Development
Member
10.
Principal Secretary, Skill Development
Member
11.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Housing and
Member
Urban Affairs
12.
Principal Secretary/Secretary, Department of Labour and
Member
Employment
13.
Commissioner/Director WCD
Member-
Secretary
14.
Any other domain expert/statutory body/departments
Co-opted
member
The State Committee with the assistance of SCPS may also frame a media and
communication plan to generate awareness among the public on various aspects of the Mission
for the rehabilitation and procedures for better protection of children. The State Child Welfare and
Protection Committee may rationalize the existing manpower in the implementing agencies for
optimum utilization of resources as per the number of blocks, case load and inter-district transfers
on need basis to address administrative exigencies. States can rationalize manpower distribution
per DCPU as per the work load/ number of blocks within the districts.
2.7 District Magistrate and District Child Protection Unit :
The District Magistrate shall be responsible for the implementation of the Mission in the
district. The District Child Protection Unit will function under the overall supervision of District
Magistrate in ensuring service delivery and care and protection of children in the district. The
District Magistrate shall facilitate effective implementation of the Juvenile Justice (Care and
Protection of Children) Act, 2015; and all other legislations, Rules and regulations for ensuring
child welfare, child rights and child protection in the district, viz. Protection of children from Sexual
Offence Act, 2012; the prohibition of Child Marriage Act 2006; the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance
Act (HAMA) 1956; Guardians and Wards Act (GAWA) 1890; the Child Labour (Prohibition and
Regulation) Act 1986; the Commissions for Protection of Child Rights Act, 2005; the Immoral
Traffic Prevention Act 1986; the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition
of Sex Selection) Act, 1994, etc. and any other Act that comes into force for protecting child rights.
(A) Roles and Responsibilities of DCPU :
(1)
The DCPU shall perform the functions as given under Juvenile Justice (Care and
protection of Children) Rules as amended from time to time.
(2)
The DCPU shall implement all child protection legislations, schemes and work for
achievement of child protection goals as laid out in the Mission.
(3)
Coordinate and implement all child rights and protection activities at district level.
(4)
Provide administrative support and act as secretariat for the implementation of the Mission
at the district level.
(5)
Identify families at risk and children in need of care and protection through effective
networking and linkages with the Block/ Gram Panchayat/ Ward Level Child Welfare
and Protection Committees, POSHAN 2.0 functionaries, Specialized Adoption Agencies
(SAA), NGOs dealing with child protection issues and local bodies.
(6)
Undertake local vulnerability mapping of the district, in terms of children in difficult
circumstances, analyse and monitor trends and patterns for taking appropriate action.
(7)
Resource mapping of the district in terms of child related service providers and facilities
for children.
(8)
Identify & verify credible voluntary organizations to implement program components
of the Mission Vatsalya and recommend them to District Magistrate.
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(9)
Facilitate implementation of family based non-institutional services including Sponsorship,
Foster Care, and After Care and all adoption matters as defined in the Adoption Regulations.
(10)
Ensure that for each child in need of care and protection shall have an individual
care plan and that the plan is regularly reviewed. Monitor the implementation of Plan.
(11)
Ensure setting up of Child Welfare and Protection Committees for effective implementation
of programs, as well as discharge of its functions.
(12) Supervise and monitor all institutions/agencies providing residential facilities to children in
district.
(13)
Facilitate transfer of children at all levels for either restoration to their families or
placing the child in long or short-term rehabilitation through sponsorship in country adoption,
Foster Care, inter-country adoption and placement in institutions.
(14)
Train and build capacity of all personnel (Government and Non-government) working under
child protection system to provide effective services to children.
(15)
Encourage voluntary youth participation in child protection programs at district, block
and community levels.
(16)
Facilitate and ensure convergence with other departments (including those mentioned
in the Convergence Matrix under Mission Vatsalya), Civil Society organisations, Academic
Institutions and other stakeholders to build inter- sectoral linkages on child protection
issues and for ensuring benefits to children under Central/State/any other Scheme, for
welfare of Children.
(17) Carrying out need-based research and documentation activities at district-level for analysing
the contextual problems affecting children and possible Solutions.
(18)
Maintain oversight, monitoring and evaluating implementation of Mission Vatsalya in
the District.
(19)
Liaising with other DCPUs and State Child Protection Societies of State/UT for restoration
and rehabilitation of Children and peer learning.
(20)
Furnishing information and periodic reports as sought/prescribed by the State/UT or
Central government. Upload updated monthly reports on the Mission Vatsalya portal.
(21)
Organize monthly meeting with all stakeholders at district level including under the
chairpersonship of District Magistrate.
(22)
Any other activity essential for attaining the goals and objectives of Mission Vatsalya.
(B)
Roles and Responsibilities of Duty holders in DCPU :
(1)
District Magistrate (DM)
(i)
The District Magistrate shall perform the functions as given under Juvenile Justice
(Care and protection of Children) Rules as amended from time to time.
(ii)
The District Magistrate shall implement the scheme in the district in time bound
manner.
(iii)
The District Magistrate shall ensure need and resource mapping exercise in terms
of the children especially children in difficult circumstances in the district on
annual basis.
(iv)
Develop District Annual Plan of action in consultation with all stakeholders including
all members of the District Child Welfare and Protection Committee, for Survival,
Development, Protection and Participation of Children in the District.
(v)
Engage with the State government, other Districts and Agencies for
restoration, rehabilitation and social reintegration of children.
(vi)
Secure benefits and entitlements to the child under other existing schemes of
the government with special efforts to ensure benefits reach children through
convergence planning and action.
(vii) Conduct surprise inspections of the Child Care institutions.
(viii) Facilitate After Care in terms of supplementary education, career counselling facility,
vocational training, for them at appropriate time.
(ix)
Encourage participation and contribution of the public and private sector, academic
institutions and other stakeholders towards sponsoring the higher education of
these children, institutionalising scholarships, facilitating loan for studies, etc.
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(x) Hold monthly meeting with DCPU, CDPO, Police, Education department, Health
Department, DLSA and other stakeholders to discuss following issues related
to children in the district to discuss the following :
(a) Needs of children and availability of resources
(b) Vaccination and other health services, including health education
(c) Pattern of crime and violence against children and actions taken to arrest
crime against children
(d)
Availability and quality of Child care Institutions for children
(e)
Status of Sponsorship and Foster Care and arrangements for After Care
(f) Report regarding missing, lost, run away or dead children in CCIs and in
District
(g) Coordination arrangements for restoration of children
(h) Any other matter deemed necessary with respect to children
(xi)
Ensure placement of suggestion box in Child Care Institutions, Police Stations
and other places with sizeable population of children and look into the complaints
and suggestions given by the children and take appropriate action.
(xii) Adoption matters as defined in the Adoption Regulations.
(xiii) The District Magistrate shall be the grievances redressal authority for the purpose
of this scheme.
(2) District Child Protection Officer (DCPO) :
The District Child Protection Officer (DCPO) shall function as the officer in- charge
of the DCPU and shall be responsible for carrying out all day-to-day functions of the
DCPU at the district level. The DCPO shall be preferably a Gazetted Officer on deputation
from the government or appointed on contract basis. In districts where a district level
officer of the Mission Vatsalya implementing department (Social Welfare/Women and
Child Development) is available he/she shall function as the DCPO. The roles and
responsibilities of the DCPO shall consist of the following :
(i)
The DCPO shall coordinate and supervise implementation of the Mission and all
other child protection activities at district level including coordinating non-institutional
care program and monitoring & supervision of all institutions/agencies/projects/
programs/ NGOs.
(ii)
DCPO shall report to the District Magistrate and assist the District Magistrate in
development of District Annual Child Protection Plan.
(iii)
DCPO shall ensure that the details of every child coming in contact with the Juvenile
Justice set up are uploaded on the Vatsalya portal maintained centrally.
(iv)
The DCPO shall coordinate with all the line departments/officers including :
(a)
District Legal Services Authority
(b)
Superintendent of Police,
(c)
Labour Officer, Education Officer,
(d)
District Medical Officer/Chief Medical Officer/Civil Surgeon,
(e)
PRIs and other Urban Local Bodies,
(f)
Child Development Project Officer (CDPO),
(g)
Voluntary Organizations,
(h)
Hospitals/Nursing Homes,
(i)
Child Welfare Committee,
(j) Juvenile Justice Board,
(k)
Other authorities/organizations/individuals etc., at district level who have
direct or indirect impact on child protection programs/services.
(v)
DCPO shall head the Management Committee of every Child Care Institution
in the district and carry out field visits to the CCIs.
(vi)
Manage optimum utilisation of grant received from the SCPS under the Mission.
(vii) She/He shall coordinate with the PRIs and ULBs to ensure regular report of meetings
held and action taken thereof and submit them to the District Magistrate.
(viii) She/He shall conduct a monthly review meeting with all stakeholders
including representatives of community and local bodies as well as media.
(ix)
Any other task assigned by the District Magistrate for attaining the objectives of the
Mission.
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(3) The Roles and responsibilities of other Duty Holders of the DCPU are at District
Annexure – III, Part - A.
(4) Selection process including Indicative qualification of staff of DCPU is at District
Annexure – III, Part - B & Part - C.
Infrastructure for District Child Protection Unit :
The DCPU is to be provided with adequate space and infrastructure by the concerned
States/UTs to carry out their roles and responsibilities. The DCPUs may function from the
premises of the concerned department at the district level. In case the State/UT Government or
district administration is unable to provide space for DCPU, it may function from a rented
building. Efforts may be made to utilize the existing infrastructure of States/UTs. Financial Support
for setting up of DCPU is at District Annexure – III, Part-D.
2.8 District Child Welfare and Protection Committee :
The District Magistrate shall chair the District Child Welfare and Protection Committee in
every District. It shall be responsible for the effective implementation of Mission Vatsalya. The
District Magistrate shall hold quarterly review meetings of the Committee. The composition of
the Committee would be as under :
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Members
Designation
1.
District Magistrate
Chairperson
2.
Superintendent of Police
Member
3.
Representative from District Legal Services Authority
Member
4.
Commissioner/Chief Executive Officer Urban Local Body
Member
5.
Chief Executive Officer Zilla Parishad/Rural Development Officer
Member
6.
District/Chief Medical Officer/Civil Surgeon
Member
7.
District Labour Officer
Member
8.
District Education Officer
Member
9.
District Sports Officer
Member
10.
District Social Welfare Officer
Member
11.
Project Officer, Integrated Tribal Development Project (ITDP)
Member
12.
District Skill Development Officer
Member
13.
District Planning Officer
Member
14.
District Program Officer (WCD)/ District Social Welfare Officer/Child
Member-
Development Project Officer HQ
Secretary
15.
Any other domain expert/statutory body/departments
Co-opted
Member
The District Child Welfare and Protection Committee shall be assisted by District Child
Protection Unit (DCPU), to supervise and monitor the activities as well as the overall implementation
of Mission Vatsalya at the district level based on district- specific indicators, to be developed in
the process of implementation of the scheme. The Committee with the assistance of DCPU
shall conduct periodic and regular mapping of all Child related services at districts for creating
a resource directory and making the information available to the Committees and Boards from
time to time, assess the number of children in difficult circumstances and create district specific
data bases to monitor trends and patterns of children in difficult circumstances. The Committee
shall also facilitate the implementation of non-institutional care programmes including sponsorship,
Foster Care and After Care at the district level. The Committee with the assistance of DCPU
may also frame a media and communication plan to generate awareness among the public
on various aspects of the Mission for the rehabilitation and procedures for better protection of
children. It shall make special efforts towards convergence with other government departments to
ensure the benefits of government welfare schemes reach the children in the District.
2.9 Juvenile Justice Board :
The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015; makes it mandatory to
establish at least one Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) in each district as the authority to dispose of
matters related to Children in conflict with law. The composition and functioning of the JJB shall be
in accordance with the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015. Mission
Vatsalya shall provide infrastructure and financial support to the States/UTs for facilitating setting
up of JJB in every district and to ensure their effective functioning. The Juvenile Justice Board shall
perform functions and Roles as laid down in Juvenile Justice Act/Rules as amended from time
to time. JJB shall hold its sittings in the premises of an Observation Home. Travelling/meeting
allowance or honorarium for two social worker members of the Board shall be supported under
the scheme.
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The Scheme would provide one Assistant-cum-Data Entry Operator in each JJB for day-
to-day work. Indicative qualification of Assistant-cum-Data Entry Operator is at District
Annexure – III, Part-E.
Location of JJB :
As provided by the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, a JJB
shall hold its sittings in the premises of an Observation Home.
Infrastructure for JJB :
The Observation Homes being constructed shall have two rooms of 300 Sq. ft. each for the
JJB. Where an existing Observation Home has the required space available within the premises,
the same shall be provided to the Board. However, in districts where there is no Observation Home
or the existing Observation Home has no space for the JJB, funds will be provided under the
Mission for constructing or renting suitable premises for the JJB.
The Board shall hold its sittings in one room while the other room should be used as the
waiting area for Children and their families. The Board premises should have a welcoming
ambience. The Committee room where the Board holds its sittings shall have a child friendly
environment. Necessary furniture, computer and other basic equipment shall be made available.
The waiting area should have provisions for toilet and drinking water along with indoor recreation
facilities for children.
The Observation Home where the JJB holds its proceedings shall provide support of
counselor and peon to the JJB on those days when the sitting is taking place. DCPU will also
provide legal and counseling support where necessary. Financial Support for setting up of JJB
is at District Annexure – III, Part - F.
2.10
Child Welfare Committee :
The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015; makes it mandatory to
establish at least one Child Welfare Committee (CWC) in each district as the authority to dispose
of cases for the care, protection, treatment, development and rehabilitation of children in need of
care & protection and to provide for their basic needs and protection of human rights. The
Composition and functioning of the CWC shall be in accordance with the Juvenile Justice (Care
and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 ; and Rules thereof. Mission Vatsalya shall provide infrastructure
and financial support to the States/UTs for facilitating setting up of CWC in every district and to
ensure their effective functioning. The Child Welfare Committee shall perform functions and Roles
as laid down in Juvenile Justice Act/Rules as amended from time to time. Travelling/meeting
allowance or honorarium for Chairperson, and four members of the Committee shall be supported
under the scheme.
The Scheme would provide one Assistant-cum-Data Entry Operator in each JJB for
day-to-day work. Indicative qualification of Assistant-cum-Data Entry Operator is at District
Annexure – III, Part - E.
Location of CWC :
As provided under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, the
Child Welfare Committee shall hold its sittings in the premises of a Children’s Home.
Infrastructure for CWC :
The Children Home being constructed shall have two rooms of 300 Sq. ft. each for the CWC.
Where an existing Children Home has the required space available within the premises, the
same shall be provided to the Committee. However, in districts where there is no Children Home
or the existing Children Home has no space for the CWC, funds will be provided under the Mission
for constructing or renting suitable premises for the CWC.
The Committee shall hold its sittings in one room while the other room should be used as
the waiting area for Children and their families. The CWC premises should have a welcoming
ambience. The Committee room where the CWC holds its sittings shall have a child friendly
environment. Necessary furniture, computer and other basic equipment shall be made available.
The waiting area should have provisions for toilet and drinking water along with indoor recreation
facilities for children.
The Children Home where the CWC is holding its proceedings shall provide support of
counselor and peon to the CWC on those days when the sitting is taking place. DCPU will
also provide legal and counseling support where necessary. Financial Support for setting up of
CWC is at District Annexure – III, Part - G.
2.11 Special Juvenile Police Unit (SJPU) :
The Juvenile Justice Act, 2015, provides for setting up of Special Juvenile Police Units
in every district and city to coordinate and upgrade the police interface with children. The police
officers, designated as Child Welfare Officers in the district or city by the Home Department, and
social workers are members of the SJPU.
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The Scheme would support two social workers in each SJPU. These social workers shall
be deployed by DCPU to SJPU based on requirement and availability of such staff. Of the two
Social Workers, at least one should be a woman social worker. The Special Juvenile Police Unit
shall perform functions and roles as laid down in the Juvenile Justice Act/Rules as amended from
time to time. Financial Support for 02 social workers in each SJPU is at District Annexure - III,
Part-D, Table - B, Sl. No. 6.
2.12
Child Welfare and Protection Committees :
Mission Vatsalya envisages a robust ecosystem through the network of state and local
governments to ensure the safety and security of children in the country. These local bodies
must be able to reach out to children, engage with communities and encourage them to take
ownership of the well-being of Children in their areas.
Hence, under the existing Standing/Sub-Committee system of the local bodies, the function
of child welfare and protection issues may be assigned to the existing committee of the urban
local body/Panchayati Raj Institution/Gram Panchayat which deals with issues of social justice/
welfare of women and children. The notification assigning the function of child welfare and
protection measures to the concerned committee may be issued by the competent authority of
the local body.
Panchayati Raj
Zila Parishad Committee dealing with welfare of women and
Institution
children
Block level Committee dealing with welfare of women and children
Gram Panchayat standing Sub - Committee on Social Justice/
welfare of women and children
These Committees may be supported for service delivery provision at all levels, to strengthen
the framework of child protection in the Country. The District Child Protection Officer (WCD),
District Social Welfare Officer, Child Development Project Offices may render all assistance in
terms of information, reports, to strengthen the Committees.
Similarly, in urban areas, the function of child welfare and protection issues may be
assigned to the existing standing committee which deals with issues of women and children in the
particular municipal area.
Urban Local Body
Standing Committee at the Municipal Level looking after issues of
welfare of women and children
Ward level committee dealing with welfare of women and
children’s issues in the area
Major Functions of the Child Welfare and Protection Committees :
(i)
Ensuring safe public spaces and child friendly atmosphere in the villages/block/ward areas.
(ii)
Advise all Village Gram Panchayats to include in Gram Panchayat Development
Plan (GPDP) provision for support to women and child related activities.
(iii)
Ensure provision of municipal budget for women and children in urban ward areas.
(iv)
Inspection and assessment of implementation of schemes and programs for children in the
area.
(v)
To ensure survey of all children with special needs likely to be in difficult circumstances,
orphans, street children etc., and take appropriate actions so that no child is left behind.
(vi)
To discuss the status of vulnerable children who are missing, school drop-outs, trafficked
victims, migrant children, beggars, orphan, and take appropriate action for their well-being.
(vii) To hold special campaigns and awareness drives for promoting child rights and ensuring child
protection.
(viii) Ensure support to DCPUs, CWCs, JJBs and SJPUs in carrying out their roles under Juvenile
Justice Act/Rules.
(ix)
To boost volunteerism in the area of Juvenile Justice and Child Protection.
(x)
To roll out convergent activities fostering rehabilitation and social re-integration of children such
as career counselling, skill training enrolment, apprenticeship enrolment, sports clubs/camps,
etc.
(xi) Reporting to District Magistrate through DCPU regarding vulnerability hot- spots and strategy
devised for addressing it.
(xii) To organize Bal Panchayats and appoint child Ambassadors in Villages from amongst children
in schools etc.; and lay down necessary inputs from children on various issues before Gram
Panchayats for appropriate action.
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Financial Support to Child Welfare and Protection Committee :
It is envisaged that the Child Welfare and Protection function needs to be supported and
strengthened by the PRIs and ULBs to ensure a synchronized ecosystem for the welfare and
protection of children. Accordingly, provision may be made for these functions from their own
revenue resources and the 5% of the untied grant available with Panchayati Raj Institutions and
urban local bodies which has been earmarked for women and child related activities.
2.13
Mission Vatsalya Portal :
The Mission Vatsalya portal will provide a unified Digital Platform for various MIS related
to children in difficult circumstances which include missing, orphaned, abandoned, and surrendered
children. These vulnerable children need to be mapped with the govt. institutions/services so that
their care and development can be ensured. The four different portals under CPS and Juvenile
Justice Act –Track Child, for Missing/Found Children; CARINGS, for the adoption of Children; ICPS
portal, for monitoring the scheme and; Khoya-Paya, Citizen centric application for Missing and
Sighted Children shall be integrated by the NIC under one single portal.
Some of the major benefits of Mission Vatsalya portal will be the following :
(i)
Better monitoring through various MIS Dashboards.
(ii)
Avoid duplication of work at grassroots level.
(iii)
Single platform for all the stakeholders.
(iv)
Better Decision/Policy Making.
(v)
Optimum use of resources.
(vi)
Availability of Child Protection Resource Directory
(vii) Better citizen participation.
(viii) Availability of Analytical reports.
(ix) Evidence based programme, planning and implementation.
2.14 Child Helpline :
The Mission Vatsalya in partnership with States and Districts will execute a 24x7 helpline
service for children as defined under the JJ Act, 2015. The Child Helpline under Mission
Vatsalya shall be run in coordination with State and District functionaries and integrated with
the Emergency Response Support System 112 (ERSS-112) helpline of MHA.
Note : The detailed Standard Operating Procedures (SoPs) on Child Helpline will be issued separately.
2.15
Children under PM CARES for Children Scheme :
For non-institutional care financial support at the rate of ` 4000 per month per child shall
be provided to Children (in account with guardian) under the Mission Vatsalya Scheme. For child
in institutional care, a maintenance grant @ ` 3000 per month shall be given under the Mission
Vatsalya Scheme, to Child Care Institutions. Any provision for subsistence support under the
State scheme may also be provided additionally to the children.
2.16 Evaluation :
The Mission Vatsalya is a continuing scheme and a third party evaluation of the Scheme
shall be conducted before the end of 15th Finance Commission cycle to evaluate its effectiveness
and suggest course correction. The Ministry of Women and Child Development will have this
evaluation conducted by an independent third party.
3.
INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES :
3.1
Child Care Institutions (CCIs) :
The Child Care Institutions as envisaged under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of
Children) Act, 2015, empowers the State Government either by itself or in collaboration with voluntary
organizations to set up homes in every district or group of districts for the reception and residential
care of Children in need of Care and Protection (CNCP) and Children in Conflict with Law (CCL).
These CCIs shall serve as a home away from home and provide comprehensive child care facilities to
children for their all-round development till the children’s social re-integration through non- institutional
care. They shall work towards enhancing the capabilities and skills of children and work with
their families (in case Child has family) with the view of facilitating their reintegration and
rehabilitation into mainstream society. The Mission shall support the following type of Child Care
Institutions in the districts :
(1)
Child Care Institutions for Children in Need of Care and Protection (CNCP) :
(i)
Children’s Home shall be supported/established for rehabilitation of Children in need of
care and protection for their care, treatment, education, training, development, and
rehabilitation. Separate homes based on age, gender/transgender or special needs of
children could be established/ supported by the State/District.
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Special Unit for Children with Special Needs : States/UTs need to focus on special
need children in CCIs who are not able to go to school due to physical/mental
disabilities. Special provisions may be made in the CCIs to provide services including
Special Educators/therapist and Nurse required for such children in CCIs for occupational
therapy, speech therapy, verbal therapy and other remedial classes as per the children’s
need. The capacity building of the Special Unit staff in sign language, Braille etc. shall be
undertaken with help of resource institutions in States for such Homes.
(ii)
Open Shelters registered by the state government shall be supported to look after runaway
children, missing children, trafficked children, working children, children in street situation,
child beggars, and child substance abusers, children affected by any natural disaster,
children living in unauthorized areas/slums, children of migrant population, children of
socially marginalized groups, and any other vulnerable group of children for the short
term based on the need assessment of the district. These shelters will be used for
educating, counselling and imparting life skills to children in difficult circumstances, so
as to keep them away from a life in the streets. The Open Shelters are not meant to
provide permanent residential facilities for children but will complement the existing
institutional care facilities. Open Shelter may include the following :
(a)
A Unit for 25 children shall have minimum carpet area of 2000 sq. ft. including a
kitchen, two bathrooms and two toilets.
(b)
NGOs running these Open Shelters may contact Municipal Corporations, Zila
Parishads, Slum Boards, Railway and Transport authorities for suitable accommodation
for Open shelters or contact points.
(c)
NGOs may seek help of DCPU for making arrangement for accommodation.
Financial Support shall be provided through the State Government/UT
Administration to voluntary organizations for establishing such Open Shelters. In
case a State/UT is unable to find suitable voluntary organizations to run these
Open Shelters, the State /UT shall run these centres from the funds available.Financial
Support for setting up of Open Shelter is at Annexure – IV, Part- D.
(iii) Specialized Adoption Agencies (SAA) recognized by the state government shall be
supported to look after children below six years of age based on the need assessment of
the district about orphans, abandoned, and surrendered children. The SAA will facilitate
adoption of the children who are legally free for adoption. SAAs may also be established
near or within jail premises, to provide care and protection to young children of incarcerated
parents. Financial Support for setting up of SAA is at Annexure – IV, Part-C.
The Mission Vatsalya will support State and NGO run Specialized Adoption Agency
(SAA) where adoptable children of below six years of age are provided residential care.
The SAA must be registered under the appropriate provisions of the Juvenile Justice (Care
and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 and follow the Adoption regulations issued by
Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA). It shall work under the overall supervision
of the District Child Protection Unit and assist District Magistrate in administering
Adoption programme.
The specific roles and responsibilities of these SAAs shall include :
Child related functions :
(a)
Admission and registration of orphaned, abandoned and surrendered children.
(b)
Reporting the arrival of a child to the CWC.
(c) Immediate medical Check-up of the child in nearby Hospital.
(d) Uploading details of all children on the portal maintained by the Ministry.
(e) Prepare individual care plan for each child within a month in coordination with the
District Child Protection Unit (DCPU) and forward it within a fortnight for approval to
the Child Welfare Committee (CWC), once agreed upon by the DCPU. The SAA
shall report to the DCPU on the execution of the individual child care plan within six
months of the care plan being approved by the CWC.
(f) The individual care plan to be reviewed every six months and no child shall remain in
the care of a SAA for more than a period of one year.
(g) Preparation of child study report and physical examination report.
(h)
Assist CWC in enquiry as and when required and expedite the legally free for adoption
certificate within stipulated time from CWC.
(i) Matching of the child to the prospective adoptive parents.
(j) Pre and Post adoption counselling to children.
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(k) Facilitate placement of the child either in adoption or in pre adoption Foster Care
with the help of District Placement Committee chaired by DCPO with two members
respectively from the respective SAA and Protection Officer – Non- institutional
Services.
(l)
Assist District Magistrate in finalizing adoption order and placement of a child.
(m) Obtaining birth certificate of the child.
(n)
Post adoption follow up.
(o)
Archiving relevant records of biological parents, their medical/case history, case
records of the child, biological parents and adoptive parents.
(p)
Maintaining benchmark Standards of Care, hygienic premises, and adequate facilities
to care for the new born babies, infants and toddlers.
(q) Furnishing report to District Magistrate though DCPU and SARA for indicating the
rehabilitation plan for each child admitted in the SAA.
Prospective Adoptive Parents (PAPs) related functions :
(a)
Facilitating Registration of prospective adoptive parents on the designated portal.
(b)
Counselling of biological parents/unwed Mother surrendering the child and for prevention
of abandonment and rehabilitation of child.
(c)
Carrying out Home Study Report.
(d)
Matching of the child with PAPs.
(e)
Facilitating placement of the child in pre adoption Foster Care.
(f)
Pre and post adoption counselling to all PAPs.
(g)
Carrying out court procedures for adoption or placement of a child, and
(h) Carrying out post adoption follow up.
Cradle Baby Reception Centre :
Recognizing the fact that many districts in the country do not have facilities to
receive or offer temporary shelter for children in crisis situation, especially those who
are abandoned and vulnerable to be trafficked, the Mission envisages setting up Cradle
Baby Reception Centres in at least one SAA (preferably government run) per District.
This Reception Centre shall be run by the SAA from its premises and shall be equipped
with all basic facilities for infants. The primary objective of these Reception Centres shall
be to rescue the abandoned children and look after them with due care and affection till he/
she is given in adoption.
Each SAA shall install one cradle with alarm bell at the doorstep to receive such
babies. These Cradle Baby Reception Centres will be linked to Cradle Points at Primary
Health Care Centres (PHCs), Hospitals/Nursing Homes, Bus and Railway Stations, in
the office of the DCPU or other designated locations to receive abandoned babies. For
every child received by the cradle baby reception centre, the process of creating an
individual care plan shall be initiated by the reception centre, to be further developed and
prepared by the SAA in whose care the child is to be transferred after the authorization of
the CWC.
Once the Cradle Baby Reception Centre receives a child from the Cradle Point, it
should make the following arrangements for rehabilitation of the child :
(a)
Provide for proper medical treatment and food as per the advice of the Medical Officer;
(b)
Report the arrival of the child to the Child Welfare Committee ;
(c)
Provide for all basic needs of the child ;
(d)
Provide care and protection to the child;
(e)
Register the birth of the child with the competent authority; and
(f) Explore possibilities of placing the child in a family through adoption.
The DCPU shall facilitate procurement of the cradles for the cradle points.
States/UT can procure cradles for cradle point in SAAs as per procurement guidelines/
Rules of GFR 2017.
(2)
Child Care Institutions for Children in Conflict with Law (CCL) :
(i)
Observation Homes shall be supported/established for temporary reception, care
and rehabilitation of any child alleged to be in conflict with law, during the pendency of
any inquiry under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015.
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(ii)
Special homes shall be established for providing long term rehabilitation and protection
of children who are found to have committed an offence and placed thereby by an
order of the JJB. In order to facilitate and expedite setting up of Special Homes in
every district or group of districts, the scheme shall provide financial support to the
State Governments and Union Territory Administrations.
(iii)
Place of Safety shall be established to host children between the ages of 16 to 18
years and are accused of or convicted for committing a heinous offence in conflict
with law. The JJ Act 2015 states that the State Government may arrange to place
children in conflict with law referred to it by the Board, in a ‘Place of Safety’, which
has been declared fit by the State Government for such purpose, and may order such
child to be kept under protective custody, at such place and on such conditions, as
it deems proper. The State Government may, by rules, prescribe the types of places
that can be designated as ‘Place of Safety’ and the facilities and services that may
be provided therein. Financial Support for setting up of Child Care Institutions is
at Annexure – IV, Part - B.
(3)
Vatsalya Sadan will be an Integrated Home Complex of CCIs (Children Home, Observation
Home, Special Home, Place of Safety) along with JJB and CWC shall be located within
single premises for implementation of the Juvenile Justice Act. States may consider to
set up such model complexes subject to need and availability of land. Vatsalya Sadan
(Integrated Home Complex) may be proposed for unit of 50 and 25 children in each
Home. Time to time, states have submitted proposals for Integrated Home Complex
based on their requirement. Therefore, to address this need, it has been decided to
provide for construction of “Vatsalya Sadan” under the Mission Vatsalya. The benefits
of having “Vatsalya Sadan” would help to avoid/minimize disruption, travelling time for
case needs and ensure security provision.
The States may develop specific colour scheme and building design specific to the
State concerned. The States will be free to allocate additional budget over and above the
central and State share of the Grant-in-aid. As far as possible, these Integrated Homes
may have playground of an approximate size of 1200 sq. ft. States may provision for
playground as per the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Model Rules,
2016, Rule 29.
The cost norms as well as area in sq. ft. required of Integrated Home Complex shall
be as per the approved area for the different types of Homes, JJBs & CWCs and their
corresponding cost norms. The detailed estimate may be made with a view to make the
complex accessible to special need children; as well as to ensure green surroundings and
energy efficient building. The details of the physical infrastructures are to be as per
Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Model Rules, 2016, Rule 29.States may
submit need-based proposals that fulfil condition of availability of land and detailed estimate
of Public Works Department (PWD) /Central Public Works Department (CPWD) to the
Ministry.
Financial Norms for Infrastructure for CCIs & Vatsalya Sadan are given at
Annexure-IV. Part - E.
3.1.1 General Conditions for CCIs :
The Mission shall support the maintenance of existing Child Care Institutions or
commissioning of new Child care institutions in the Country, subject to the following
conditions :
(i)
The CCI shall be registered under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children)
Act, 2015.
(ii)
The CCI must subscribe to the benchmarks prescribed under the Juvenile Justice Act
and the Rules framed there under.
(iii)
Verification of the credentials by the State Government of CCIs run by Non- Government
Organisation.
(iv)
Mandatory Police verification of the CCI staff.
(v)
Separate CCIs shall be run for Boys and Girls above the age of six years.
(vi)
Support to any CCI shall be extended based on the need assessment report of District
Magistrate.
(vii) The location and size of an institution in a particular city or town would depend on the
caseload of children in conflict with law committed by the Juvenile Justice Board and
children in need of care and protection referred by the Child Welfare Committee.
(viii) CCIs for children in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law shall run
from separate premises.
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(ix) Institutions must be located in a congenial child friendly environment in natural surroundings
with adequate open space for children to engage in outdoor activities. Every institution
should be well connected by various modes of transportation and be within the vicinity
of schools and technical and other vocational training institutions so that they are easily
accessible to the children in conflict with law/children in need of care& protection.
(x) All the CCIs shall be supported for same set of facilities and quality of services, irrespective
of children being in conflict with law or in need of care and protection.
(xi) States/UTs shall introduce age-appropriate education, access to vocational training,
recreation, bridge education, linkages to the National Open School Program (NOSP),
health care, counselling etc., in CCIs ;
(xii) Specific short term suitable certificate courses and skill training certificate courses
for children in the CCIs in the age group of 14-18 years, may be imparted.
(xiii) The CCIs shall be compliant with the conditions of minimum standards of care as prescribed
in the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Model Rules, 2016.
3.1.2 Capacity of Child Care Institutions (CCIs) :
The Child Care Institutions shall be supported normally to accommodate 50 children;
however, for North Eastern States, Himalayan States and Hilly areas in other States, CCIs with
capacity of 25 children shall be supported, as per the need of the states. All the CCIs may
have similar facilities in terms of infrastructure, caregivers, ervice providers or any other component
as mandated under JJ Act and Rules thereof. The number of units may vary based on the
average number of children present in the Homes during last 3 years.
3.1.3
Roles and Responsibilities of Staff in Child Care Institutions :
The specific roles and responsibilities of staff/caregivers in Child Care Institutions shall
include the functions and duties as specified under Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of
children) Rules, as amended from time to time. Indicative Qualification of Staff of CCIs is at
Annexure – IV, Part - A.
3.2
Swachhata Action Plan (SAP) :
States/UTs have to prepare an Annual Calendar for take up activities of SAP in CCIs as
well as Service Delivery Structures :
(i)
Activities on personal hygiene of children and staff in CCIs such as trimming nails,
washing hands, cleaning of wardrobes etc. Children to be encouraged to keep their hands
clean by washing regularly with soap and water.
(ii)
Ensure proper cleaning and frequent sanitization of the CCIs, particularly of the frequent
touched surfaces.
(iii)
Fumigation of premises, provision of clean drinking water regularly and cleaning of storage
tanks.
(iv)
Ensure regular supply of hand sanitizer, soap and running water in the washrooms
of CCIs.
(v)
Orientation programme on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in CCIs.
(vi)
Toilets should be adequate in number, accessible, and child friendly.
(vii)
Nutri-kitchen Garden development in CCIs.
(viii) Plantation drives in the CCIs.
(ix)
Group Discussion on Health, hygiene and Cleanliness for Children and staff of CCIs.
(x)
Art and craft activity with children on “Best out of waste”.
(xi)
Display Swachhata message on the website(s) and through wall paintings at all CCIs.
(xii) Curb the use of Single-Use Plastic (SUP) and discourage the use of plastic in the office.
(xiii) Inspection of cleanliness of rooms, toilets, food, clothing etc. by Children Committee.
(xiv) Use of waste material to generate energy for cooking gas.
(xv) Organize a Webinar, Workshop, Film show, Poem competition on health and sanitation
on Swachhata”.
(xvi) Organize a VC/meeting with field formations for the dissemination of information and to
review the preparedness, in between and at the end of the Pakhwada.
(xvii) Use of Social Media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Youtube etc.) to generate awareness.
(xviii) Any other relevant instructions issued from time to time.
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4. NON-INSTITUTIONAL CARE SERVICES :
One of the guiding principles of the care and protection of children under the Juvenile Justice Act
asserts that a child shall be placed in institutional care as a measure of last resort. In this spirit,
the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 and the Model Rules framed there
under accord priority to non- Institutional care in the rehabilitation and reintegration of children through
Sponsorship, Foster Care, adoption and After Care in a family and community based alternatives for
care.
The Mission will support children through following modes of Non-Institutional Care :
(i)
Sponsorship : financial support may be extended to vulnerable children living with extended families/
biological relatives for supporting their education, nutrition and health needs.
(ii) Foster Care : the responsibility of the child is undertaken by an unrelated family for care
protection and rehabilitation of the child. Financial support is provided to biologically unrelated
Foster Parents for nurturing the child.
(iii) Adoption : finding families for the children found legally free for adoption. Specialized Adoption
Agencies (SAA) will facilitate the adoption programme.
(iv)
After Care: the children who are leaving a Child Care Institution on completion of 18 years
of age may be provided with financial support to facilitate the child’s re-integration into mainstream
of society. Such support may be given from the age of 18 years up to 21 years, extendable up to 23
years of age to help her/him become self-dependent.
A monthly grant of ` 4000 per child shall be provided for Sponsorship or Foster Care or After
Care to the state government. The State Governments are encouraged to give additional grants
to the SCPS under Sponsorship and Foster Care Fund and may initiate steps to proactively
identify children who need protection with the support of PRIs and Urban Local Bodies. Every
district shall have a Sponsorship and Foster Care Approval Committee (SFCAC) to review and
sanction sponsorship (for preventive settings only) and Foster Care fund.The non-institutional care
shall be subject to eligibility conditions and procedure laid down in the JJ Act and Rules
thereof.
4.1
Sponsorship :
As per Section 2 (58) of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015,
sponsorship is defined as the ‘Provision of supplementary support, financial or otherwise, to the
families to meet the medical, educational and developmental needs of the child’. Under
Sponsorship programme, the Mission shall supplement the biological families or extended families
of children in need of care or protection for adequate care of the child. It shall be a conditional
assistance, to ensure that children get the opportunity to stay and grow within their social and
cultural milieu in the community, without displacement.
4.1.1
Types of Sponsorship :
Assistance under sponsorship, criteria for selection and process of providing assistance
under sponsorship will be of two types -
A – Government Aided Sponsorship
B – Private Aided Sponsorship
The state government may seek to saturate eligible children in need of care and protection
through sponsorship.
A.
Government aided sponsorship :
This type of sponsorship shall be of two categories, namely preventive and rehabilitative.
(i)
Preventive : Sponsorship support will be provided to a vulnerable family to enable a
child to continue to remain in the biological family (including extended family and blood
relatives), continue his/her education. This is an effort towards preventing children from
becoming destitute, vulnerable, runaway, forced into child marriage, forced into child work,
etc. The DCPU with the help of its social workers, outreach workers, volunteers as well
as the Urban Ward Committee/Gram Panchayat shall identify vulnerable families or
children for sponsorship support.
(ii)
Rehabilitative : Children within institutions can also be restored to families with
sponsorship assistance. On the basis of the Individual Care Plan, an institution shall
approach the CWC/JJB to recommend a suitable case to DCPU for rehabilitation
through the sponsorship fund. Such rehabilitation may accord priority to the immediate
family, extended family, family known to the child, neighborhood/community, and then
to unrelated and unknown foster families respectively. Cases will be reviewed by CWC/
JJB before recommending to the DCPU for sanction of sponsorship fund.
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B.
Private Aided Sponsorship :
Under private aided sponsorship, interested sponsors (individuals/institutions/company/
banks/industrial units/trusts etc.) can provide assistance for the following purposes :
(i)
Individual Sponsorship – Assistance in kind and through financial support to one
or two children of an institution or a family.
(ii)
Group Sponsorship – Assistance in kind and through financial support to the children
of more than one family (up to a maximum of eight children) residing in the institution.
(iii)
Community Sponsorship - Assistance in kind and through financial support to more
than eight children of one or more families of the community.
(iv)
Sponsorship of Child Care Institution - Assistance in kind and through financial
support may be provided to CCI itself for the purposes of strengthening of infrastructure
facilities, improvement of service quality, to extend skill development and vocational
training opportunities, extend sports facilities and training, coaching classes, medical
assistance and facilities, support for library and computer lab, etc.
The District Magistrate may take measures to encourage individuals or Public/
Private Sector Organisations to sponsor a child or a group of children or an Institution.
Such arrangements shall be subject to stipulations as per the Juvenile Justice (Care
and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, and Rules. The account of funds so received may
be maintained separately subject to annual audit of the CCI, and published on the
Mission Vatsalya portal.
The state governments may lay down procedures for receipt of all private
sponsorship funds through the Juvenile Justice Fund opened under Section 105 of the
JJ Act. Private sponsorship amount may not be less than the norm prescribed by the
government. The sponsorship period may be minimum for one year or up to the period of
the child attaining the age of 18 years.
4.1.2 Criteria for sponsorship :
(1)
Where mother is a widow or divorced or abandoned by family ;
(2)
Where children are orphan and are living with the extended family ;
(3)
Where parents are victims of life threatening/terminal disease;
(4)
Where parents are incapacitated or unable to take care of children both financially and
physically.
(5)
Children in need of care and protection as per the JJ Act, 2015 namely without home, victim
of any natural calamity, child labour, victim of child marriage, trafficked child, HIV/
AIDS affected child, child with disabilities, missing or runaway child, child beggars or
living on the street, tortured or abused or exploited children who require support and
rehabilitation.
(6)
Children covered under the PM CARES For Children Scheme.
4.1.3 Economic Criteria for Preventive Sponsorship :
For preventive sponsorship, children in conditions of extreme deprivation based on the
“proxy parameters” of - types of residential locality, social deprivation and occupation shall
be selected, whose family income does not exceed :
(a)
` 72,000 per annum for rural areas,
(b)
` 96,000 per annum for others.
4.1.4 Duration of Sponsorship :
The sponsorship can be extended up to 18 years of age based on reasons to be
recorded in writing by Juvenile justice Board, Child Welfare Committee, or the Children’s
Court. The duration of the sponsorship support shall be co-terminus with the period of Mission
Vatsalya.
All efforts shall be made to empower the family financially and otherwise to take care
of the child satisfactorily. The Sponsorship and Foster Care Approval Committee (SFCAC)
may review all sponsorship cases from time to time.
Procedure for sanction and release of funds under the Sponsorship Program :
(a)
The request for sponsorship support for a child in Institutional care can be uploaded on
the Mission Vatsalya portal by the DCPU or Child’s family.
(b)
The DCPU shall organise the meeting of SFCAC in the first week of every quarter, or as per
need to consider the requests received.
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(c) The orphan, abandoned or surrendered children shall be given preference in consideration,
in case they are not legally free for adoption/not adopted in six months.
(d) The Committee will recommend eligible children to DM through DCPU.
(e) The DM shall give approval based on the recommendation of the Child Welfare Committee or
refer the cases for review.
(f) The Committee may review and respond to the observations made by DM.
(g) DM may accept or reject the recommendations.
(h) The DCPO shall open an account in scheduled bank/Post Office in the name of the child, to
be operated by the child’s guardian, preferably by the Mother.
(i) The DCPO shall also request SCPS for budgetary allocation for non institutional care,
with proper justification.
(j) The allocation shall be credited in the Single Nodal Account opened for the Mission at
the District level.
(k) DM shall be the competent authority for sanctioning the release of amount from Mission
Account to the Children’s account.
(l) Once sanctioned, the amount shall be credited monthly in the Child’s account.
(m) DCPU may facilitate Child’s Health annual check-ups from government hospital/District
Medical Officer/Civil Surgeon of the district and place the same along with home and
school enquiry report from a Social Worker or Outreach Worker of the DCPU, before the
Sponsorship and Foster Care Approval Committee for review and extension of Sponsorship
assistance.
(n) The duration of the sponsorship support shall be decided on a case to case basis by the
Sponsorship and Foster Care Approval Committee, and may be extended upto 2025-26.
(o) The supervision of children and families shall be undertaken by the DCPU and shall include
quarterly home and school visits.
(p) If at any point of time the child has to be institutionalized the sponsorship assistance
shall be discontinued.
(q)
Sponsorship assistance will be reviewed and suspended, if the school going child is
found to be irregular for more than 30 days in school attendance except in case of children
with special needs.
4.2.
Foster Care :
Foster Care as mentioned in section 44 of JJ Act 2015, and Rules thereof is an arrangement
whereby a child is placed for the purpose of alternate care in the domestic environment of
a family, usually on a short term or extended period of time, with unrelated family members for
purpose of care and protection. While placing a child in Foster Care, preference shall be given
to those families that share similar cultural, tribal and /or community connection. Foster Care
shall include Group Foster Care whereby a group of unrelated children are placed with a foster
family or under the care of Foster Care givers in a family like setting who may/may not be having
their own biological children. Group Foster Care is defined as a family like care in a fit facility for
children in need of care and protection who are without parental care.
Children in the age group of 0 to 6 years who are being considered by the Committee to
be declared as legally free for adoption, and those who have been declared legally free for
adoption shall not as far as possible be considered for placement in Foster Care. Such children
shall be provided a permanent family through adoption as per Adoption Regulations. The situations
under which Foster Care can be given will rest on the CWCs based on their assessment of
the individual case presented before them.
4.2.1
Duration of Foster Care :
(i) Foster care for short term period means for a period of not more than one year.
(ii) Foster Care for extended period of time is placement of a child by the Committee for
a period exceeding one year. The duration whether short or long term will also be based on
the assessment of the compatibility of the child with the Foster Care parents the period of
placement can be periodically extended by the Committee till the child attains 18 years of age.
4.2.2
Children Eligible for Foster Care :
(i) Children in the age group of 6-18 years who have been staying in Child Care Institutions
for over two years, and have not been declared legally free for adoption may be placed
in Foster Care based on their Individual Care Plan developed in the institution.
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(ii)
Children whose parents are terminally ill and have submitted a request to the Committee or
the District Child Protection Unit for taking care of their child as they are unable to take care
of their child; such children may be preferably placed in Foster Care.
(iii) Children in need of care and protection as per the JJ Act namely without home, victim of any
natural calamity, child labour, victim of child marriage, trafficked child, HIV/AIDS affected
child, child with disabilities, missing or runaway child, child beggars or living on the street,
tortured or abused or exploited children who require support and rehabilitation.
4.2.3
Criteria for Selection of Foster Family :
The criteria and process for selecting Foster Family and Group Foster Care settings by
DCPU and inspection by CWC are enshrined under Rule 23 of Juvenile Justice Rules, 2016 or
as amended from time to time.
Identification of Foster Families by DCPU :
(i) The District Child Protection Unit (DCPU) shall identify families who are willing to take
children in Foster Care along with their preference of the child. For this purpose, the DCPU
shall place advertisement in local newspapers periodically calling for applications for family
Foster Care.
(ii)
The District Child Protection Unit shall shortlist the applicants based on the criteria and
conduct interviews with the foster families which will help in assessment of the
prospective foster family.
(iii)
The District Child Protection Unit will also verify two references from individuals of good
standing from the community that are provided by every foster family.
(iv)
The DCPU, while making an assessment of the prospective foster family shall thoroughly
check their economic status to ensure that they are able to meet the needs of the child and
are not dependent on the Foster Care maintenance payment for the child; however if it
assessed that all other criterion being satisfied and only financial support is required,
and in the absence of alternatives, the case shall be recommended to a Committee
constituted for the purpose in the district, after the final orders of CWC. The financial
support may be provided later too especially in case of higher studies, if need be.
(v) District Child Protection Unit shall maintain a roster/panel of prospective foster families
giving details about the kind of Foster Care willing to provide every year which shall be
forwarded to the Child Welfare Committee for placement of children in Foster Care.
(vi)
The DCPU shall initiate preparation of the child for placement in Foster Care and initiate
the matching process for foster parent and foster child and prepare report for the same.
These reports are to be filled out parallel by DCPU during the matching process and submitted
with a written covering letter for the match to the CWC.
Procedure for sanction and release of funds under the Foster Care Program :
(i)
The Couples/Families desirous of fostering a child may apply to DCPU in the prescribed
format.
(ii)
The DCPU may commission a home study report through social worker and background
verification by Police. Economic and educational background of the family may also be
taken into consideration.
(iii)
The families may be counselled to explain the responsibilities of fostering a child and
assessed regarding their mental preparedness, before they are acknowledged as families
suitable for fostering the child.
(iv)
Caregiver family may seek financial support in case their annual income is less than
` 8 lakhs per annum or the limit prescribed by the Ministry of WCD from time to time.
(v)
In case financial support is to be provided, process similar to providing sponsorship
support shall be followed.
(vi)
Children who are unable to get adopted or rehabilitated with biological extended
families may be considered for Foster Care.
(vii)
DCPO shall organise the introductory meeting between the child and prospective
foster parents. The arrangement may be activated only if the child is willing to stay with
foster parents/families.
(viii) The Foster Care arrangements shall be approved by the District Magistrate.
(ix)
DCPU may facilitate Child’s Health annual check-up from Government hospital/Chief
Medical Officer of the district and place the same along with home and school enquiry
report from a Social Worker or Outreach Worker of the DCPU, before the Sponsorship
and Foster Care Approval Committee for review and extension of Foster Care assistance.
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(x)
The supervision of children and families shall be undertaken by the DCPU and shall include
quarterly home and school visits.
(xi) All Foster children of school going age shall regularly attend formal schooling unless
under special instances of disability or illness of the child, which shall be verified by the
DCPU.
(xii) If at any point of time the child has to be institutionalized the Foster Care assistance
shall be discontinued. Foster Care assistance will be suspended immediately, if the school
going child is found to be irregular for more than 30 days in school attendance except in
case of children with special needs.
Sponsorship & Foster Care Approval Committee (SFCAC) :
Every district shall have a Sponsorship and Foster Care Approval Committee to review and
sanction sponsorship (for preventive settings only) and Foster Care fund. The composition of
the Sponsorship and Foster Care Approval Committee SFCAC is given below :
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Members
Designation
1.
District Magistrate
Chairperson
2.
Chairperson/Member, Child Welfare Committee
Member
3.
Representative of Specialized Adoption Agency (SAA)
Member
4.
Representative of a Voluntary Organisation working in the
Member
area of Child Protection
Member
5.
District Child Protection Officer
Member
Secretary
6.
Protection Officer (Non-Institutional Care)
Member
Roles and Responsibilities of Sponsorship and Foster Care Approval Committee (SFCAC) :
(i)
Every district will have a Sponsorship and Foster Care Approval Committee (SFCAC) to
implement and monitor the Sponsorship and Foster Care programme as provided
under the Mission.
(ii)
The Sponsorship and Foster Care Approval Committee will review each recommendation
and approve cases of Sponsorship and Foster Care support in all cases found deserving by
it. The deserving cases will then be referred to Child Welfare Committee for the final order for
Sponsorship/Foster Care as the case may be.
(iii)
A Sponsorship and Foster Care Approval Committee (SFCAC) will be responsible in
each district to sanction sponsorship and Foster Care on receipt of final order from the
CWC.
(iv)
The SFCAC shall meet every month and function in a time bound manner. The decision
upon a request shall be taken within three months from the date of the receipt of the application.
(v)
An annual review will be conducted for each child under Sponsorship/Foster Care by the
SFCAC to determine if the child is being well taken care of and has is well adjusted. On
the basis of this review the approval for continued sponsorship support will be given.
(vi) The SFCAC will review if the DCPU has made adequate efforts for family strengthening
though convergence with other Departments.
(vii)
The SFCAC will review and recommend the termination of the family based sponsorship
service.
Review of Sponsorship by SFCAC :
SFCAC may review and recommend the termination of the family based sponsorship
service in the following circumstances-
(i)
When the child has achieved the age of 18 years.
(ii)
When the family’s economic position has improved and the family voluntarily relinquishes
sponsorship support.
(iii) When the child has stopped going to school and/or Anganwadi (except in special
instances of disability or illness of the child which shall be verified by DCPU),sponsorship
assistance will be reviewed and suspended, if the school going child is found to be irregular
for more than 30 days in school attendance.
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(iv) Child has been once again placed in a CCI.
(v) In case child has medical problems and parents are unable to provide the necessary
care.
(vi) In case both parents have become incapacitated or unfit to look after the child (in this case
the sponsorship could transfer to a relative or other family-based care arrangement).
(vii) In case the child and family are unable to adjust (if the child has been released from a CCI)
even after being with each other for at least three months.
The Protection Officer (Non-Institutional Care) should place before the SFCAC the
current situation of the child and family and reasons for possible termination of the service
and seek its advice for further action on behalf of the child.
If the SFCAC decides to terminate the sponsorship, it may recommend alternate
care and rehabilitation measures for the child, if required. This may include an alternative
placement whichever is in the best interest of the child. This recommendation will be placed
before the CWC. The CWC will then cancel or discontinue the sponsorship and close the
case file of the child. In such a case the Protection Officer (NIC) would approach the CWC
for suitable placement of the child.
4.3
After Care :
The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, provides for After Care of
Children living under the Institutional care vide Section 2(5) and section 46 which mandates that
“Any child leaving a child care institution on completion of eighteen years of age may be
provided with financial support in order to facilitate child’s re-integration into the mainstream
of the society in the manner as may be prescribed”.
After Care is meant for all young persons, who during their childhood have grown up in
any form of Alternative Care such as children’s Homes, Observation Homes, etc., or fit
facilities and had to leave them upon attaining 18 years of age. This transition for a young person
leaving the childcare setting and moving to independent living throws up various challenges as
well as offers opportunities as they go through these situational and emotional changes. This
transition period is a delicate period because if young persons’ remain unsupported during this
time, opportunities available to them may be lost.
The State Government shall prepare a programme for children who have to leave Child
Care Institutions on attaining eighteen years of age by providing for their education, giving them
employable skills and placement, industry apprenticeship, loan support for starting business as
well as providing them places for stay to facilitate their re-integration into the mainstream of
society. Such plan may be preferably made when the child attains 16 years of age and implemented
once she/he becomes 18 years of age.
4.3.1 Criteria for receiving After Care :
Each young person who has turned 18 years of age and who has been cared and protected
in any formal or informal form of alternative care as a child (i.e., under the age of 18); such care
being either child in need of care and protection as well as to children in conflict with law and
is in further need of close support shall be provided with close and continued long term After
Care services and facilities in the manner laid down in these guidelines.
4.3.2 Duration of After Care :
After Care support shall be provided to young person after completion of 18 years onwards
for a maximum of three years (till 21 years of age) and may be extended till 23 years of age
(in exceptional cases) or till the young person is mainstreamed into the society, whichever
is earlier.
4.3.3
Financial Norms :
Financial support of ` 4,000 per month per child shall be provided to Child Care Institutions/
organizations/individuals interested in providing After Care to fully implement the Individual
After Care Plan (IAP) for meeting the basic needs including food, clothing, health care and
shelter ; age appropriate and need based education and vocational training, stipend, and any
other requirements of the young person. The main focus of After Care shall be to help the
young persons’ gain skills for increasing their employability and enable them to adapt to life in
the society.
The State Government may provide additional financial support to such young persons in
addition to the central support through convergence of various schemes for the youth. Some of
the relevant ministries/departments are those pertaining to housing, higher education, skills
development, sports, youth affairs, social justice, tribal development, department of financial
services, department of industries, etc.
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5.
CONVERGENCE
5.1
Convergence Strategy
Mission Vatsalya aims to pursue convergence strategy efficiently and effectively through schemes and
efforts to realize desired outcomes of child welfare and protection. An illustrative convergence matrix is as
under.
CONVERGENCE MATRIX
(A) Intra Ministry Convergence
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Scheme
Convergent activities
1
2
3
1.
Mission Saksham
To harness the strength of Anganwadi Services for ground level
outreach and connect
Collection of baseline data regarding Children in need of Care and
Protection including orphan children and children with single parent
2.
Mission Shakti
For advocacy regarding gender sensitization under Beti Bachao
Beti Padhao/ Sambal
Linkages with Shakti Sadan and Working Women Hostels for
Smooth transition of girls leaving Child care Institutions (CCIs) after
18 years of age
For supporting/rehabilitating young girls (below 18 years) in need
of care and protection under Institutional/non-institutional care
3.
CARA
Facilitation of adoption through awareness, advocacy and support to
SARAs
(B)
Inter Ministry Convergence
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Scheme/Ministry
Convergent activities
Convergent Action
1
2
3
4
1.
Ministry of Social Justice
Provision of de- addiction
To roll out the drug de- addiction
and Empowerment,
intervention available under
activity in the CCIs concerned
D/o Social Justice and
Drug de-addiction scheme,
Empowerment
in CCIs funded under Mission
Inclusion of orphan, abandoned,
Vatsalya
or surrendered children under
scholarship scheme.
Including Orphan abandoned
or surrendered children under
Online Monthly report to be
scholarship scheme
submitted alongwith physical
quarterly
2.
Department of Empower-
Convergence of support under
Extending benefits of the
ment of Persons with
Deendayal disabled rehabilitation
Deendayal disabled rehabilitation
Disabilities, Ministry of
Scheme within Child Care
Scheme to the children in CCIs
Social Justice &
Institutes funded under
Empowerment
Mission Vatsalya for disabled
Online Monthly report to be
children
submitted along with physical
quarterly reports
3.
Ministry of Skill Development Vocational training of children
Integrate Skill Development to
and Entrepreneurship
living in Child Care Institutes/
children in CCIs & in non-
non-institutional care under
institutional care by giving them
PM Kushal Vikas Yojna &
orientation, information and
other schemes
registering them for skill
development courses.Online
Monthly report to be submitted
along with physical quarterly reports
4.
Department of School
Education of children living
Ensure Enrolment of children
Education and Literacy,
in CCIs under Samagra
living in CCIs in schools. Online
Ministry of Education
Shiksha Abhiyan
Monthly report to be submitted
along with physical quarterly
reports
5.
Ministry of Health and
Health coverage to children
To provide AB PM-JAY Card to
Family Welfare (Child
under Ayushman Bharat
each child to provide health
Health Division)
insurance coverage up to
Convergence with Rashtriya
` 5 lakhs.
Kishore Swasthya Abhiyan for
awareness generation and
interventions for children in
Child Care Institutes
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Coordination with premier
Services of Medical Officer
Institutions for Mental health
(Physician) in CCIs as per JJ
interventions
Rules including Individual Care
Plan and Paediatrics services
Administer vaccination to all
children of CCIs
Hold regular RKSK health
check-ups and counselling for
children in CCIs
Online Monthly report to be
submitted along with physical
quarterly reports
6.
Ministry of Corporate
Incorporating “investment for
To promote CSR activities in CCIs
Affairs
child welfare” under CSR
along with strengthening non-
guidelines
Institutional care
7.
Ministry of Statistics and
Survey for vulnerability
Conducting National Child Survey
Programme
assessment
in collaboration with MWCD
implementation
8.
Ministry of Home Affairs
Prevention and protection of
Training and capacity building
children from violence and
of Special Juvenile Police Units
abuse
Integration of Childline Services
Collaboration for restoration of
with MHA 112 ERSS
children across States
Improved convergence and
Information convergence for
coordination for tracking
tracking missing children
missing children
9.
Ministry of External Affairs
Collaboration for restoration
Standard Operating Procedures
of children across international
to be followed for repatriation
borders
and restoration of children
across international borders
10.
Department of Justice,
Establishing Fast track
Quarterly physical reports to be
Ministry of Law and Justice
Courts and
shared with MWCD
Ensuring adequate human
resources in Courts for early
disposal of cases
11.
Ministry of AYUSH
Collaboration for inculcating
Develop calendar of activities
healthy lifestyle practices in
to be conducted in CCIs to link
children living in Child Care
Ayush Centres for overall
Institutes or under non-
well-being.
Institutional care
Regular Quarterly physical
Linkage of Child Care
reports to be submitted.
Institutes with Ayush Centres
for nutrition supplements
12.
Ministry of Electronics &
For extending digital literacy
Develop calendar of activities
InformationTechnology
in Child Care Institutes
to be conducted in CCIs for
through MeitY’s schemes
digital literacy.
To develop and maintain
Regular Quarterly physical
Child portal
reports to be submitted
13.
Ministry of Panchayati Raj
Develop Gram Panchayats
Organise Bal Panchayat.
to become Child- Friendly
Panchayats to enable the
Allot budget to facilitate Child
exercise of child rights
Welfare and Protection
Committees
14.
Ministry of Labour &
Under NCLP Scheme, the
SOP may be developed to
Employment
child labourers rescued from
mitigate child labour incidences
work, are produced before
and to rehabilitate child
the Child Welfare Committee
labourers as per National Child
of Ministry of Women and
Labour Project Scheme to be
Child Development.
merged with Samagra Shiksha
Abhiyan of M/o Education
1
2
3
4
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Bureau of Police Research
Capacity building of Duty
Training Calendar to be
and Development
bearers
developed by BPR&D and
(BPR&D), Ministry of
training to be imparted to
Home Affairs
functionaries of Mission
Vatsalya in collaboration with
NIPCCD
Regular Quarterly physical
reports to be submitted
16.
National Legal Services
Capacity building of Duty
Training Calendar to be
Authority (NALSA),
bearers
developed by NALSA/ SLSA/
Ministry of Law
DLSA and training to be
imparted to functionaries of
Mission Vatsalya
Regular Quarterly physical
progress reports to be
submitted
(C)
Convergence with States/ UTs
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State
Activity
1.
Department of WCD or Department
of SJE
Implementation of Scheme as per guidelines
Securing convergence with other departments
2.
State Police
To ensure prevention and protection from violence
against children
3.
State Finance
Preparation of Child Budget
(D)
Convergence with Corporate Organisations
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Agency
Activity
1.
Private Organisations
Sponsoring Infrastructure support
Giving apprenticeship opportunities to children
after 18 years
Campus placement activities in Child Care
Institutes
Sponsoring higher education
Supporting After Care Homes
2.
Public Sector Organisations
Internship opportunities
Scholarships for higher education
5.2 Capacity Building of Stakeholders
Collaboration with the National Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development (NIPCCD), National
Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS), Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of
Administration (LBSNAA), Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPR&D), National Legal Services
Authority (NALSA) and other premier national and State training Academies for capacity building of
multiple stakeholders for strengthening implementation of the Juvenile Justice Act in India. Additionally,
citizen sensitization will also be an important component of the Mission to promote community ownership
and ensure sustainable implementation of the Mission.
6. OTHER INITIATIVES
A series of new initiatives have been undertaken to complement the existing system for child welfare
and child protection in the country. Approximately 2% of the total cost has been provided to take up
essential activities such as SAMVAD, Grading of CCIs, National Resources Centre at NIPCCD, Child Survey,
Child Index, Capacity Building exercises etc. An illustrative list of activities proposed to be undertaken by the
Ministry, is mentioned below :
(i)
SAMVAD: The Ministry has launched Support, Advocacy and Mental health Interventions for
children in Vulnerable circumstances And Distress (SAMVAD) centre under a project in
collaboration with NIMHANS. Mental health of all children, especially those in distress conditions
is a major concern. Not only children, but their care givers also need counselling support during
the course of engagement with these children. It is proposed to facilitate counselling through
engagement with apex medical health institutions in the country for building capacities in
psycho-social counselling care which is necessary for both children as well as care givers.
Mission Vatsalya aims to further expand the initiative by engaging with other suitable Institutions
and leveraging the experience/learning’s from SAMVAD and replicating similar Centres in other
parts of the Country.
1
2
3
4
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(ii)
Grading of Child Care Institutions: The State governments shall take up exercise to grade
each Child Care Institution (CCI) at fixed intervals. The grading shall be done based on Infrastructure,
quality of services, well-being of children especially in terms of health and education, restoration
and rehabilitation of children, inter alia. The grading of CCIs including designing of parameters and
indicators will be carried out in consultation with National Institute of Child Development and
Public Cooperation (NIPCCD).
(iii)
Supporting National Child Resource Centre at National Institute of Public cooperation and
Child development; The National Child Resource Centre within NIPCCD (Headquarters) will be
strengthened for complimenting the Mission by way of providing technical inputs and facilitating
academic research on issues concerning children. The purpose of Resource Centre will be to
create a knowledge hub to provide technical guidance to various stakeholders under child protection
system to strengthen child protection services and child welfare services.
(iv)
Conducting a National Child Survey and development of Child Index in collaboration with
Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI); The National Child Index
and Child Survey are proposed to be designed and implemented in convergence with Ministry of
Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI). It is necessary to map the needs of children
through a periodic Child survey, so as to ensure suitable response in terms of policy, programmes
or projects. With the help of the Child Index, performance of various Districts, States and UTs will
be evaluated and specific needs/areas will be identified for designing targeted interventions.
(v)
Child Protection Awards: Child Protection Awards are proposed to recognize the dedication
and hard work of staff working across all areas of the child protection programs in States/UT’s,
by acknowledging their work, commitment and excellence and leadership of the highest standard.
The Awards shall be given based on the recommendation of the State Government and UTs.
(vi)
Research and documentation: All States/UTs will carry out need-based research and
documentation activities at their level in order to analyse the ground level situation affecting the
welfare and protection of children and applying possible solutions.
(vii) Publication of Newsletters: The Ministry along with all States and UT Governments would
publish newsletters bi-annually highlighting their achievements and best practices in the field
of child welfare and child protection. These newsletters should emphasize the efforts that any
State/UT government may have taken for convergence of the scheme with other important
stakeholders. The purpose of these newsletters will be to raise public awareness about child
rights, welfare and steps being undertaken by the government to ensure well-being of the child
at every stage by involving community at all levels. States/UT Governments should upload the
Newsletters on the portal.
(viii) Engaging Volunteers: To encourage public participation, develop synergy in efforts, promote
collaborations with academic institutions/Universities from internships, exchange programmes
under the Mission for fostering linkages and utilize the resources available for success of the
mission, the civil society, people’s groups and various volunteering organizations can be encouraged
to participate in under Mission Vatsalya in a systematic and planned manner. The organizations
under any Government initiative like Bharat Scout and Guide, NSS Volunteers, Nehru Yuva Kendras
etc., or the NGOs, Self-Help Groups etc., which are already working for the similar objectives, may
be identified.
(ix)
Child Budgeting: Mission Vatsalya takes cognizance of the fact that a large number of schemes
are being implemented for people, irrespective of age or gender. However, since the facilities or
services are created with an adult perspective, they are often unable to complement the need of
children. For example, the drinking water taps in public places are mostly at a height not suitable
for children. As a result, a considerable number of young beneficiaries are unintentionally deprived
of the services. It is necessary to have a child sensitive orientation while building public facilities
or providing common services. Under Mission Vatsalya, all the Ministries, departments and
States shall be pursued to adequately invest for children under their schemes and maintain a
child sensitive disposition while designing the programmes.
ANNEXURES
SCHEME FUNDING PATTERN
Mission Vatsalya is a centrally sponsored program and shall be implemented through the State
Governments or UT Administrations with bulk financial assistance from the Central Government. The scheme
will be implemented with the following cost sharing ratios between Centre: States:
Cost Sharing Ratio for Various Components
Sl.
Components
States/UTs
Central
State
No.
Share
Share
1
2
3
4
5
1.
SCPS, DCPU, SARA, CWC, JJB,
Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh,
60%
40%
Children Home, Observation Home,
Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Jharkhand,
Special Home, SAA and Open
Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh,
Shelter run by State/UT Government
Maharashtra, Orissa, Punjab
Maharashtra, Orissa, Punjab, Rajasthan,
All CCIs (Children Home, Observation
Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh,
Home, Special Home, SAA and
West Bengal and UT with Legislature
Open Shelter) run by NGO
(Delhi & Puducherry)
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SCPS, DCPU, SARA, CWC, JJB,
Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Himachal
90%
10%
Children Home, Observation Home,
Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Manipur,
Special Home, SAA and Open
Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim,
Shelter run by State/UT Government
Tripura and Uttarakhand
All CCIs (Children Home, Observation
Home, Special Home, SAA and
Open Shelter) run by NGO
3.
SCPS, DCPU, SARA, CWC, JJB,
UT without Legislature (Andaman &
100%
Children Home, Observation Home,
Nicobar Islands, Chandigarh, Dadra
Special Home, SAA and Open
& Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu,
Shelter run by State/UT Government
Lakshadweep and Ladakh)
All CCIs (Children Home, Observation
Home, Special Home, SAA and
Open Shelter) run by NGO
ANNEXURE - I
Financial support for the Central Project Monitoring Unit (CPMU)
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Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
(A)
Non-recurring Expenditure (once in five year)
1.
Furniture and other office equipment (tables, chairs, computer tables,
50,00,000
air conditioner, cupboards, photocopier machine etc.)
2.
Computers/Laptops with UPS (including cost of software license) and
Printers cum Scanners
Total
50,00,000
Recurring Expenditure (per annum)
(B)
Staff under CPMU
Amount (in `)
1.
Remuneration of Contractual Staff
85,20,000
Total
85,20,000
Annual raise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
(C)
Administrative Expenses
Amount (in `)
1.
Travel Allowance
15,00,000
2.
Administrative Expenses including Rent, taxi and staff consultant hiring,
1,00,00,000
Training and capacity building, advocacy and awareness generation, Regional
Consultations and Contingencies including meetings, hiring of vehicles etc.
3.
Management of Web Portal
1,00,00,000
4.
Foreign Travel, Study tours and exposure to best practices abroad
50,00,000
Total
2,65,00,000
Total Recurring Cost (B+C)
3,50,20,000
Grand Total (A + B + C) Non-recurring + Recurring grant
4,00,20,000
STATE ANNEXURES - II
A.
Roles and Responsibilities of Duty holders in SCPS
1.
Program Manager
(i)
To coordinate and supervise programs and services for children in need of care and protection
and children in conflict with law at State levels, with the help of Program Officer and the District
Child Protection Units.
(ii)
To facilitate, coordinate and supervise training and capacity building of staff engaged under the
Mission at State or District levels as well as staff of allied systems (including police, judiciary,
concerned government departments, voluntary organisation and general public).
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(iii)
To liaison with National Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development (NIPCCD), its
regional centres and other training institutions of the central/state governments for the purpose
of training and capacity building at the state and District level.
(iv)
To assist in framing the state media communication plan and ensure designing of IEC material
regarding Child rights and protection issues suitable to State specific socio-cultural milieu, in
the local language while maintaining the core principles of child rights, legal and policy mandate.
(v)
To coordinate all awareness generation activities on child protection issues to change social
attitudes and traditional practices like child labour, child begging, child marriage, female foeticide,
discrimination against girl child etc., at State and district levels with the support of Program
Officer and the District Child Protection Units.
(vi) To facilitate and support the functioning of statutory bodies under the Juvenile Justice Act viz.,
Child Welfare Committees, Juvenile Justice Boards, SJPU, State Advisory Board etc.
(vii) To ensure supervision and monitoring all the institutions/agencies housing children in the
State.
(viii) To provide all necessary support to the State Mission Director, in releasing funds for implementing
programs and services for children in need of care and protection and children in conflict with
law at State level.
(ix) Any other task assigned by the State Mission Director for attaining the objectives of the Mission.
2.
Program Officer
(i)
To function under the overall supervision of the Program Manager and shall assist him in
coordination with all child protection activities pertaining to children in need of care and protection
including children in conflict with law by the State Child Protection Society (SCPS).
(ii)
To assist Programme Manager in planning, coordination and implementation of all training and
capacity building Programs, IEC & advocacy activities at State and District levels.
(iii) To coordinate with the entire District for implementing, supervising and monitoring all activities
pertaining to children in need of care and protection at State and District levels.
(iv)
Any other task assigned by the Programme Manager for attaining the objectives of the Mission.
State Child Protection Society (SCPS) may utilize the services of Legal-cum-Probation Officers of DCPUs
for assistance on legal matters and other related issues at State level.
B.
Roles and Responsibilities of Duty holders in SCRA
1.
Program Manager
(i)
To coordinate and supervise policy and standard operating protocols for implementation of the
adoption programs at the State level as given in the Adoption Regulations.
(ii)
To facilitate District Child Protection Units, Child Welfare Committees, and SAAs in terms of
technical advice related to adoption and non-institutional care.
(iii) To ensure delivery of the responsibilities envisaged for the State Adoption Resource Agency.
(iv)
To liaison with National Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development (NIPCCD),
NIMHANS and other training institutions of the central/state governments for the purpose of
training and capacity building at the state and district level.
(v)
To facilitate and support the functioning of statutory bodies under the Juvenile Justice (Care
and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 viz., Child Welfare Committees, Juvenile Justice Boards,
SJPU, etc.
(vi)
To provide all necessary support for release of funds for adoption programs and services for
children in need of care and protection.
(vii) To develop and disseminate IEC materials, for Advocacy and awareness for promoting adoptions
in the State;
2.
Program Officer
(i)
To work under the overall supervision of the Program Manager for encouraging and facilitating
adoption as per the Adoption Regulations.
(ii)
To assist in supervision and monitoring of all the adoption programs for children in need of care
and protection in the state.
(iii) To coordinate with the entire District for implementing, supervising and monitoring all activities
pertaining to adoption of children in need of care and protection at State and District levels.
(iv)
Any other task assigned by the Programme Manager for attaining the objectives of the Mission.
C.
Selection Process of Staff under SCPS and SARA
(i)
State level staff shall be engaged by a Selection Committee constituted by the State Mission
Director for the Mission for engaging the technical and support staff of the SCPS and State
Adoption Resource Agency (SARA).
(ii)
All the manpower to be engaged under Mission Vatsalya will be on the basis of prescribed
qualification and experiences.
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(iii) Background verification of Staff by Police is mandatory prior to their appointment, to ensure
credibility and accountability of Staff.
(iv)
All manpower engaged under the SCPS and SARA shall maintain confidentiality of all records
failing which suitable action may be taken.
(v)
Suitable and capable staff may be appointed under the scheme for the full period of the Mission
up to Financial Year 2025-26 subject to annual performance review.
(vi)
The performance criteria for extension may include health, education & wellbeing, restoration
and rehabilitation parameters regarding children under their supervision, among other things.
(vii) State Child Welfare and Protection Committee may rationalize the existing manpower in the
implementing agencies for optimum utilization of resources as per the number of blocks, case
load and inter-district transfers on need basis to address administrative exigencies.
(viii) States/UTs may provide additional financial support to existing manpower in the implementing
agencies from their own resources and as per need.
(ix) There is a provision of 3% annual rise in remuneration (on cumulative basis) in the consolidated
remuneration of Officers/Staff working under SCPS and SARA on the basis of satisfactory
performance which will be applicable from FY 2023-24 till FY 2025-26.
D.
Indicative Qualification of Staff of SCPS and SARA under Mission Vatsalya
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Positions
Eligibility Criteria
1.
Programme
Post Graduate degree in Social Work/Sociology/Child Development/Human
Manager (SCPS)
Rights Public Administration/Psychology/Psychiatry/Law/Public Health/
Community Resource Management from a recognized University. 3 Years
of experience in project formulation/implementation, monitoring and
supervision in the preferably in the field of Women & Child Development/
Social Welfare. Proficiency in Computers.
2.
Programme
Post Graduate degree in Social Work/Sociology/Child Development/Human
Manager (SARA)
Rights Public Administration/ Psychology/ Psychiatry/Law/Public Health/
Community Resource Management from a recognized University. 3 Years of
experience in project formulation/ implementation, monitoring and supervision
in the preferably in the field of Women & Child Development/Social
Welfare. Proficiency in Computers.
3.
Programme
Post Graduate degree in Social Work/Sociology/Child Development/Human
Officer (SCPS)
Rights Public Administration/Psychology/Psychiatry/Law/Public Health/
Community Resource Management from a recognized University
OR
Graduate in Social Work/Sociology/Child Development/Human Rights
Public Administration/Psychology/Psychiatry/Law/Public Health/
Community Resource Management from a recognized University with 2
years’ experience in project formulation/implementation, monitoring and
supervision in the preferably in the field of Women & Child Development/
Social Welfare. Proficiency in Computers.
4.
Assistant-cum-Data
12th pass from a recognized Board/Equivalent Board with Diploma/
Entry Operator
Certificate in Computers.
(SCPS)
At least 1 year experience of working with Government/NGO-Government
Organization.
E.
Financial Support for SCPS
(i)
Financial Support for State Child Protection Society (SCPS) for States up to 5 districts:
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Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
(A)
Non-recurring Expenditure (once in five years)
1.
Furniture and other office equipments (tables, chairs, computer tables, air
3,00,000
conditioner, cupboards, photocopier-cum-scanner machine etc.)
2.
Four Computers/Laptops with UPS & Web Cam (including cost of software
1,50,000
license) and office with Printers-cum-Scanners
Total
4,50,000
Recurring Expenditure (per annum)
(B)
Staff Remuneration
Amount (in `)
1.
One Program Manager @ ` 46,340 per month
5,56,080
2.
One Accountants Officer @ ` 23,170 per month
2,78,040
3.
Two Assistants-cum-Data Entry Operator @ ` 13,240 per month
3,17,760
Total
11,51,880
Annual rise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
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(C)
Administrative Expenses
Amount (in `)
1.
Administrative Expenses (water, electricity, postage, stationary, telephone with
6,00,000
STD, photocopy), Travel& Daily Allowance for SCPS staff, Rent for Office
Premises, Contingency Fund including internet connection, hiring of vehicle,
watch man etc.
2.
Training Fund for organizing programs at block, district & state level for different
7,00,000
categories of functionaries, Research and Documentation, Awareness generation
through IEC and media campaign including printing and dissemination of IEC
materials
3.
General Grant-in-aid for supporting Innovative Projects and issues not covered
15,00,000
under regular program components of the Mission Vatsalya, Situation analysis and
mapping of districts, resource mapping & preparation of resource directory etc.
Total
28,00,000
Total Recurring Cost (B+C)
39,51,880
Grand Total (A + B + C) Non-recurring + Recurring grant
44,01,880
(ii)
Financial Support to SCPS for States with 6 to 20 districts:
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Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
(A)
Non-recurring Expenditure (once in five years)
1.
Furniture and other office equipment (tables, chairs, computer
5,00,000
tables, air conditioner, cupboards, photocopier-cum-scanner
machine etc.)
2.
Seven Computers/Laptops with UPS & Web Cam (including cost
3,15,000
of software license) and with Printers-cum-Scanners
Total
8,15,000
Recurring Expenditure (per annum)
(B)
Staff Remuneration
Amount (in `)
1.
One Program Managers @ ` 46,340 per month
5,56,080
2.
Two Program Officers @ ` 34,755 per month
8,34,120
3.
One Accountants Officer @ ` 23,170 per month
2,78,040
4.
One Accountant @ ` 18,536 per month
2,22,432
5.
Two Assistants-cum-Data Entry Operator @ ` 13,240 per month
3,17,760
Total
22,08,432
Annual rise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
(C)
Administrative Expenses
Amount (in `)
1.
Administrative Expenses (water, electricity, postage, stationary, telephone
16,40,000
with STD, photocopy), Travel& Daily Allowance for SCPS staff, Rent for Office
Premises, Contingency Fund including internet connection, hiring of vehicle,
watch man etc.
2.
Training Fund for organizing programs at block, district & State levels for
25,00,000
different categories of functionaries, Research and Documentation, Awareness
generation through IEC and media campaign including printing and
dissemination of IEC materials.
3.
General Grant-in-aid for supporting innovative projects and issues not covered
30,00,000
under regular program components of the Mission Vatsalya, Situation analysis
and mapping of districts, resource mapping & preparation of resource directory etc.
Total
71,40,000
Total Recurring Cost (B + C)
93,48,432
Grand Total (A + B + C) Non-recurring + Recurring grant
1,01,63,432
(iii)
Financial Support to SCPS for States more than 20 districts:
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Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
(A)
Non-recurring Expenditure (once in five years)
1.
Furniture and other office equipment (tables, chairs, computer tables, air
6,00,000
conditioner, cupboards, photocopier- cum-scanner machine etc.)
2.
Computers/Laptops with UPS & Web Cam (including cost of software license)
5,85,000
and with Printers cum Scanners
Total
11,85,000
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Recurring Expenditure (per annum)
(B)
Staff Remuneration
Amount (in `)
1.
Two Program Managers @ ` 46,340 per month
11,12,160
2.
Four Program Officers @ ` 34,755 per month
16,68,240
3.
One Accountants Officer @ ` 23,170 per month
2,78,040
4.
One Accountant @ ` 18,536 per month
2,22,432
5.
Four Assistants-cum-Data Entry Operator @ ` 13,240 per month
6,35,520
6.
One Accounts Assistant @ ` 13,240 per month
1,58,880
Total
40,75,272
Annual rise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
(C)
Administrative Expenses
Amount (in `)
1.
Administrative Expenses (water, electricity, postage, stationary, telephone
28,50,000
with STD, photocopy), Travel & Daily Allowance for SCPS staff, Rent for
Office Premises, Contingency Fund (including internet connection, hiring of
vehicle, watchmen etc.)
2.
Training Fund for organizing programs at block, district & State levels for
47,50,000
different categories of functionaries, Research and Documentation,
Awareness generation through IEC and media campaign including printing
and dissemination of IEC materials
3.
General Grants-in-aid for supporting innovative projects and issues not covered
50,00,000
under regular program components of the Mission Vatsalya, Situation
analysis and mapping of districts, resource mapping & preparation of
resource directory etc.
Total
1,26,00,000
Total Recurring Cost (B + C)
1,66,75,272
Grand Total (A + B + C) Non-recurring + Recurring grant
1,78,60,272
F.
Financial Implication for SARA
(i) Financial Support to State Adoption Resource Agency (SARA) for States up to 5 districts:
Sl. No.
Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
(A)
Non-recurring Expenditure (once in five years)
1.
Furniture and other office equipment (tables, chairs, computer tables, air
2,00,000
conditioner, cupboards, photocopier- cum-scanner machine etc.)
2.
Three Computers/Laptops with UPS & Web Cam (including cost of software
1,35,000
license) and with Printers cum Scanners
Total
3,35,000
Recurring Expenditure (per annum)
(B)
Staff Remuneration
Amount (in `)
1.
One Program Manager @ ` 46,340 per month
5,56,080
2.
One Program Officer @ ` 34,755 per month
4,17,060
3.
One Program Assistant @ ` 13,240 per month
1,58,880
Total
11,32,020
Annual rise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
(C)
Administrative Expenses
Amount (in `)
1.
Administrative Expenses (water, electricity, postage, stationary, telephone with
2,00,000
STD, photocopy), Travel & Daily Allowance for SARA staff, Contingency Fund
(including internet connection, hiring of vehicle, watchmen etc.)
2.
Awareness generation through IEC and media campaign including printing
1,50,000
and dissemination of IEC materials
Total
3,50,000
Total Recurring Cost (B + C)
14,82,020
Grand Total (A + B + C) Non-recurring + Recurring grant
18,17,020
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(ii)
Financial Support to SARA for States with 6 to 20 districts:
Sl. No.
Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
(A)
Non-recurring Expenditure (once in five years)
1.
Furniture and other office equipment (tables, chairs, computer tables, air
2,00,000
conditioner, cupboards, photocopier- cum-scanner machine etc.)
2.
Three Computers/Laptops with UPS & Web Cam (including cost of software
1,35,000
license) and with Printers-cum -Scanners
Total
3,35,000
Recurring Expenditure (per annum)
(B)
Staff Remuneration
Amount (in `)
1.
One Program Manager @ ` 46,340 per month
5,56,080
2.
*One Program Officer @ ` 34,755 per month
4,17,060
3.
One Program Assistant @ ` 13,240 per month
1,58,880
Total
11,32,020
Annual rise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
*Number of Program Officers can be increased to a maximum of two on the basis of geographical
spread and population of the State/UT.
(C)
Administrative Expenses
Amount (in `)
1.
Administrative Expenses (water, electricity, postage, stationary, telephone
4,00,000
with STD, photocopy), Travel & Daily Allowance for SARA staff, Contin-
gency Fund (including internet connection, hiring of vehicle, watchmen etc.)
2.
Awareness generation through IEC and media campaign including printing
3,00,000
and dissemination of IEC materials.
Total
7,00,000
Total Recurring Cost (B + C)
18,32,020
Grand Total (A + B + C) Non-recurring + Recurring grant
21,67,020
(iii)
Financial Support to SARA for States more than 20 districts:
Sl. No.
Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
(A)
Non-recurring Expenditure (once in five years)
1.
Furniture and other office equipment (tables, chairs, computer tables, air
2,00,000
conditioner, cupboards, photocopier- cum-scanner machine etc.).
2.
Three Computers/Laptops with UPS & Web Cam (including cost of software
1,35,000
license)and with Printers cum Scanners.
Total
3,35,000
Recurring Expenditure (per annum)
(B)
Staff Remuneration
Amount (in `)
1.
One Program Manager @ ` 46,340 per month
5,56,080
2.
*One Program Officer @ ` 34,755 per month
4,17,060
3.
One Program Assistant @ ` 13,240 per month
1,58,880
Total
11,32,020
Annual rise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
*Number of Program Officers can be increased to a maximum of two on the basis of geographical
spread and population of the State/UT.
(C)
Administrative Expenses
Amount (in `)
1.
Administrative Expenses (water, electricity, postage, stationary, telephone
6,00,000
with STD, photocopy, Travel & Daily Allowance for SARA staff, Contin-
gency Fund (including internet connection, hiring of vehicle, watchmen etc.)
2.
Awareness generation through IEC and media campaign including printing
5,00,000
and dissemination of IEC materials.
Total
11,00,000
Total Recurring Cost (B + C)
22,32,020
Grand Total (A + B + C) Non-recurring + Recurring grant
25,67,020
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DISTRICT ANNEXURES - III
A.
Roles and Responsibilities of Duty holder in DCPU
1. Protection Officer (Institutional Care)
Under the supervision of the DCPO, the Protection Officer (Institutional Care) shall ensure effective
implementation of child protection programs and policies relating to children in need of care and protection
at the district and local levels. He/she shall be responsible for ensuring effective institutional/residential care
services at the district level for all children in need of care and protection. Every district shall have a minimum
of one Protection Officer, and maximum of three Protection Officers (Institutional Care) on the basis
of number of blocks, geographical spread and case load of the district. In case the Child Welfare
Committee has a heavy case load, the State Government can appoint one full time Protection Officer to the
Committee. The specific roles and responsibilities of a Protection Officer (Institutional Care) shall include:-
(i) Identify families and children at risk to prevent destitution of children and arrange/provide them
necessary support services like counselling, access to health care, education, vocational skills
etc., with the support of the outreach worker working under him/her;
(ii)
Carry out a situational analysis of children in difficult circumstances, collect and compile data on
different dimensions of the child protection problems in terms of number of children requiring
support, number of children in institutions and the kind of services they need;
(iii) Carry out a resource mapping exercise and develop a District Child Protection Plan and resource
directory of child related services at the district level on the basis of data collected;
(iv) Ensure setting up and management of the child tracking system of all institutional care program
including Open Shelters in the district;
(v)
Support CWC in the process of inquiry and restoration of children;
(vi) Ensure registration of all child care organizations/institutions/agencies housing children under the
Juvenile Justice Act, 2015;
(vii) Supervision and monitoring of all child care organizations/institutions/ agencies, both Government
& NGO run (with or without support), housing children and ensure implementation of minimum
standards of care;
(viii) Supervision and monitoring of other child welfare and protection programs being implemented at
district level;
(ix)
Identify training need and arrange for training and capacity building of personnel (both Governmental
and Non-Governmental) involved in institutional care at district level in coordination with State Child
Protection Society;
(x)
Ensuring that documents of each child like Birth Certificate, Aadhar Card, School going Certificate,
Vaccination certificates, Health Check-up cards etc., of all the children are made available by the CCI.
(xi) Ensure that Registration Certificates of CCIs under Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children)
Act, 2015, are verified and updated timely and to carry out registration of new CCIs as per
standards of care laid down in Juvenile Justice Act/Rules.
(xii) Ensure NGOs running CCIs must be registered on Darpan portal maintained by the NITI Aayog and
follow all government stipulations including Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) compliances.
(xiii) Ensure background verification of all NGO run CCI (funded and non-funded) staff to ensure their
credentials.
(xiv) Prepare and submit a monthly assessment of CCIs in the district report to the DCPO.
(xv)
Any other task assigned by the DCPO for attaining the objectives of the Mission.
2. Protection Officer (Non-Institutional Care)
Under the supervision of the DCPO, the Protection Officer (Non-Institutional Care) shall ensure effective
implementation of the non-institutional components of Mission Vatsalya relating to Sponsorship, Foster Care,
adoption, After Care and cradle baby scheme. Every district shall have a maximum of three Protection
Officers (Non-Institutional Care) on the basis of number of blocks, geographical spread and child population
of the district. The specific roles and responsibilities of a Protection Officer (Non-Institutional Care) shall
include: -
(i) Identify families and children at risk to prevent destitution of children and arrange/provide them
necessary support for non-institutional care, where required;
(ii)
Support District Magistrate in identifying adoptable children from the district and preparing a district-
level database of adoptable children;
(iii) Promote and facilitate adoption in the district with the help of SAA by:
(a) Registering and maintaining database of adoptable children and PAPs for in-country adoption;
(b)
Promoting in-country adoption within the district;
(c) Monitor adoption placement and ensure that the SAAs provide post placement support
and follow up.
(iv)
Ensure that all adoptable children in all Child Care Institutions (CCIs) are brought into the adoption
system;
(v)
Carry out family based non-institutional care through Foster Care, Sponsorship and After Care programs;
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(vi)
Carry out resource mapping and contribute in development of a District Child Protection Plan and
a resource directory of child related services for non- institutional care at the district level on the
basis of data collected;
(vii) Function as the Nodal Officer for the uploading details of the Children on Vatsalya portal in the
district;
(viii) Support CWC in the process of inquiry and restoration of children;
(ix)
Supervise and monitor all child care institutions including SAAs in the district;
(x)
Coordinate with SARA and SCPS for training and building capacities of all personnel (Government
and Non-government) involved in non-institutional service to children; and
(xi)
Submit quarterly report to SARA on status of adoption program in the district.
(xii) Any other task assigned by the DCPO for attaining the objectives of the Mission.
3. Legal-cum-Probation Officer
The Legal-cum-Probation Officer shall function under the supervision of the DCPO. He/she shall coordinate
and supervise all the programs and activities relating to Children in Conflict with law. He/she would provide
support to JJB and CWC at district levels. Every district shall have a minimum of one Legal-cum- Probation
Officer, and maximum of three Legal-cum-Probation Officers on the basis of number of blocks, geographical
spread and case load of the district. Probation Officers appointed under the Probation of Offenders Act, where
available may also function as Legal-cum-Probation Officers. In case the Juvenile Justice Board has a heavy
caseload, the State Government can appoint one full time Legal-cum-Probation Officer to the Board. The
specific roles and responsibilities would include:
(i) Collect and compile data on dimensions of the juvenile delinquency in the district.
(ii) Attend proceedings of the JJB regularly.
(iii) Support JJB in conducting inquiries.
(iv) Prepare and submit social investigation reports.
(v) Maintain case files and other registers.
(vi) Escort CCL to a home/fit person/fit institution from the JJB.
(vii) Undertake follow up visits of CCL released under supervision and after release.
(viii) Establish linkages with voluntary sector for facilitating rehabilitation and social reintegration of CCL
(ix) Any other task assigned by the DCPO for attaining the objectives of the Mission.
The Legal-cum-Probation Officer should have a legal background and a good understanding of child
rights and protection issues. He/she would be responsible for providing free legal aid services to children/CCL.
He/she shall also provide necessary support to the CWC and JJB in the legal matters relating to all children
coming under the purview of the Juvenile Justice Act as and when required.
4. Counsellor
Each Child Protection Unit at District level shall have a counselor for providing counseling services to
children in conflict with law and children in need of care and protection as well as their parents and families.
The counselor shall also work with the CWC and JJB at district level as and when required. Counselor at the
DCPU will be responsible for supervising counselors in the institutions and also for providing counseling
support to children and families coming in contact with the DCPU.
5. Social Worker
Each Child Protection Unit shall have two Social Workers (at least one woman) who would be responsible
for coordinating field level activities in their respective cluster of sub-divisions as assigned by the DCPO.
These Social Workers shall be assisted by the Outreach Workers for carrying out field level interventions.
6. Data Analyst
Each Child Protection Unit at District level shall have one Data Analyst for interpreting data, analysing
results using statistical techniques. He/she has to develop and implement data analysis, data collection
systems and other strategies that optimize statistical efficiency and quality. Data Analyst has to acquire
data from primary or secondary data sources and maintain data base of district in DCPU. Data Analyst
has to work with DCPO to outline the specific data needs for each district and prepare district action plan
under Mission.
7. Assistant-cum-Data Entry Operator
Each Child Protection Unit at District level shall have an Assistant-cum-Data Entry Operator (ADEO) for
entering and maintaining data of DCPU within time limits. Every ADEO has to ensure compiling, verifying
accuracy and sorting information to prepare source data for computer entry and reviewing data for deficiencies
or errors, correcting any incompatibilities and checking output. ADEO has to apply data program techniques
and procedures to generate reports, store completed work in designated locations and perform backup
operations, scan documents and print files, when needed, keep information confidential.
8. Accountant
Each Child Protection Unit at District level shall have an Accountant for maintaining the Accounts
at District level of all the structures under Mission including DCPU, CWC and JJB.
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9. Outreach Worker
Each Child Protection Unit at district level shall have two Outreach Workers reporting to Protection Officers
and Legal-cum-Probation Officer. Each Outreach Worker shall assist their respective Officer in carrying out their
roles and responsibilities. The number of Outreach Workers can be increased up to a maximum of five (05)
on the basis of number of blocks, geographical spread, population of the district and case load.
They shall work as a link between the community and the District Child Protection Unit and shall be
responsible for identifying families and children at risk and offer necessary support services. The Outreach
Workers shall also be responsible for developing good networking and linkages with the Anganwadi workers
and members of panchayat/local bodies at community/block levels. They should also encourage volunteerism
amongst the local youth and involve them in the child protection program at block and community levels.
B.
Selection Process of staff under District Child Protection Unit (DCPU) :
(i)
A Selection Committee constituted by the State Principal Secretary/Secretary headed by District
Magistrate shall head the Selection Committee for selection and appointment of the staff of DCPU.
The district Selection Committee may include district level officers e.g. District Program Officer
(ICDS), District Social Welfare Officer, Chairperson/Members of CWC, Members of JJB etc. Once
the District Child Protection Officer (DCPO) is appointed, either by deputation or contract, he/she
shall also be part of the Selection Committee for appointment of other personnel of the DCPU.
(ii)
State Government /District administration may preferably appoint regular staff at supervisory positions
like DCPO or District Child Protection Officer, as far as possible.
(iii) All the manpower to be engaged under Mission Vatsalya will be on the basis of prescribed qualification
and experiences.
(iv)
Background verification of Staff by Police is mandatory prior to their appointment, to ensure credibility
and accountability of Staff.
(v)
All manpower engaged under the DCPU shall maintain confidentiality of all records failing which
suitable action may be taken.
(vi)
Suitable and capable staff may be appointed under the scheme for the full period of the Mission
up to Financial Year 2025-26 subject to annual performance review.
(vii) The performance criteria for extension may include health, education & well-being, restoration and
rehabilitation parameters regarding children under their supervision, among other things.
(viii) States/UTs may rationalize the existing manpower in the implementing agencies for optimum utilization
of resources as per the number of blocks, case load and inter-district transfers on need basis to
address administrative exigencies.
(ix) There is a provision of 3% annual rise in remuneration (on cumulative basis) in the consolidated
Remuneration of Officers/Staff working under DCPU on the basis of satisfactory performance which
will be applicable from FY 2023-24 till FY 2025-26.
(x)
The Scheme provides for hiring of contractual staff at State and District level; however, the States
may engage the staff on permanent basis or on higher salaries than provided in this scheme for
which the States will have to bear the extra expenditure incurred in this regard.
C.
Indicative Qualification of staff DCPU under Mission Vatsalya:
Sl. No.
Positions
Eligibility Criteria
1
2
3
1.
District Child
Post Graduate degree in Social Work/Sociology/Child Development/Human
Protection Officer
Rights Public Administration/Psychology/Psychiatry/Law/Public Health/
(DCPU)
Community Resource Management from a recognized University.
At least 3 years of experience of working with the Government/Non-
Government Organization in Documentation, training & Capacity Building,
Project formulation/ implementation, monitoring and supervision preferably
in the field of Women & Child Development/ Social Welfare.
Proficiency in Computers.
2.
Protection Officers
Post Graduate degree in Social Work/Sociology/ Child Development/Human
(Institutional Care)
Rights Public Administration/Psychology/Psychiatry/Law/Public Health/
Community Resource Management from a recognized University.
OR
Graduate in Social Work/Sociology/Child Development/Human Rights
Public Administration/Psychology/Psychiatry/Law/Public Health/
Community Resource Management from a recognized University with 2
years’ experience in project formulation/implementation, monitoring and
supervision in the preferably in the field of Women & Child Development/
Social Welfare.
Proficiency in Computer.
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3.
Protection Officer-
Post Graduate degree in Social Work/Sociology/ Child Development/Human
(Non-Institutional
Rights Public Administration/Psychology/Psychiatry/Law/Public Health/
Care)
Community Resource Management from a recognized University.
OR
Graduate in Social Work/Sociology/Child Development/Human Rights
Public Administration/Psychology/Psychiatry/Law/Public Health/
Community Resource Management from a recognized University with 2
years’ experience in project formulation/implementation, monitoring and
supervision in the preferably in the field of Women & Child Development/
Social Welfare.
Proficiency in Computers.
4
Legal-cum Probation
LLB from recognized university.
Officer (LCPO)
Experience of at least 2 years of working with Government/NGO/Legal
Matters preferably in the field of Women & Child Rights.
Good understanding of Women & Child right & protection issues.
5.
Counselor
Graduate in Social Work/Sociology/Psychology/PublicHealth/Counselling
from a recognized university.
OR
PG Diploma in Counselling and Communication.
At least 1 year of working experience with the Government/NGO preferably
in the field of Women & Child Development.
Proficiency in Computers.
6.
Social Worker
Graduate preferably in B.A in Social Work/Sociology/Social Sciences from
a recognized university.
Weightage for work experience candidate.
Proficiency in Computers.
7.
Accountant
Graduate in commerce/Mathematics degree from a recognized university.
At least 1 year experience of working in desired field.
Computer Skills & command on Tally.
8.
Data Analyst
Graduation in Statistics/Mathematics/Economics/Computer (BCA) from
a recognized university.
Weightage for work experience candidate.
Proficiency in Computers.
9.
Assistant-Cum-
12th pass from a recognized Board/Equivalent Board with Diploma/Certificate
Data Entry Operator
in Computers.
(DCPU)
Weightage for work experience candidate.
10.
Outreach Worker
12th passed from a recognize Board/Equivalent Board
(ORW)
Good Communication Skills.
Weightage for work experience candidate.
D.
Financial Support for DCPU
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Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
(A)
Non-recurring Expenditure (once in five years)
1.
Furniture and other office equipment (tables, chairs, computer tables, air
3,00,000
conditioner, cupboards, photocopier-cum-scanner machine etc.)
2.
Five Computers/Laptops with UPS & Web Cam (including cost of software
2,25,000
license) and with Printers cum Scanners.
Total
5,25,000
1
2
3
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Recurring Expenditure (per annum)
(B)
Staff Remuneration
Amount (in `)
1.
One District Child Protection Officer (DCPO) @ ` 44,023 per month
5,28,276
2.
One Protection Officer-Institutional Care @ ` 27,804 per month
3,33,648
3.
One Protection Officer-Non-Institutional Care @ ` 27,804 per month
3,33,648
4.
One Legal cum Probation Officer @ ` 27,804 per month
3,33,648
5.
One Counsellor @ ` 18,536 per month
2,22,432
6.
**Two Social Workers @ ` 18,536 per month
4,44,864
7.
One Accountant @ ` 18,536 per month
2,22,432
8.
One Data Analyst @ ` 18,536 per month
2,22,432
9.
One Assistant-cum-Data Entry Operator @ ` 13,240 per month
1,58,880
10.
*Two Outreach Workers @ ` 10,592 per month
2,54,208
Total
30,54,468
Annual rise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
*Number of Outreach workers can be increased up to a maximum of five on the basis of population and
geographical spread of district.
**Number of Social workers can be increased up to maximum of three on the basis of population and as
per the need.
States can rationalize manpower distribution per DCPU as per the work load/number of blocks within the
districts.
(C)
Administrative Expenses
Amount (in `)
1.
Administrative Expenses (water, electricity, postage, stationary, telephone
15,00,000
with STD, photocopy, Travel & Daily Allowance for DCPU staff, Rent for hiring
the space at district level (if not provided by the District Administration),
Contingency Fund including internet connection, hiring of watchmen,
Vocational Training in Homes etc.
2.
Fund for repatriating children-(subject to actual)
4,00,000
3.
Advocacy and awareness-organizing camps, meals for community
5,00,000
awareness, sensitization and capacity building of all stakeholders such as
Police, PRI members etc.
Total
24,00,000
Total Recurring Cost (B + C)
54,54,468
Grand Total (A + B + C) Non-recurring + Recurring grant
59,79,468
E.
Indicative Qualification of Staff for Child Welfare Committee and Juvenile Justice Board under
Mission Vatsalya
Sl. No.
Positions
Eligibility Criteria
1.
Assistant-cum-Data Entry
12th pass from a recognized Board/Equivalent Board with Diploma/
Operator
Certificate in Computers. Weightage for work experience candidate
Financial Support for Juvenile Justice Board
Sl. No.
Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
(A)
Non-recurring Expenditure (once in five years)
1.
Furniture
3,00,000
2.
One Computer with Web Cam and UPS (including cost of software license)
45,000
and one Printer-cum-Scanner.
3.
Creating and maintaining a child friendly environment including painting of
7,500
rooms, indoor games etc.
Total
1,02,500
Recurring Expenditure (per annum)
(B)
Honorarium/Remuneration
Amount (in `)
1.
Travelling/meeting allowance or honorarium for 20 meetings for two
9,60,000
members (` 2000 x 20 meetings per month x 12 months x 2 Members)
2.
One Assistant-cum-Data Entry Operator @ ` 11,916 per month *
1,42,992
Total
11,02,992
*Annual rise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
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(C)
Administrative Expenses
Amount (in `)
1.
Administrative Expenses-Rent for hiring building of Children’s Home and
1,80,000
Contingencies (water, electricity, telephone, stationary, photocopy, postage,
local travel etc.) @ ` 15,000 per month.
2.
Child related expenses including medicines, transportation; food, etc. during
84,000
the process of production of a child to the committee @ ` 7,000 per month
Total
2,64,000
Total Recurring Cost (B + C)
13,66,992
Grand Total (A + B + C) Non-recurring + Recurring grant
14,69,492
Construction Grant for JJB
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Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
1.
*Construction of two rooms of 300 sq. feet each @ ` 1543 per sq. feet,
9,25,800
as and when required (` 1543x 600 sq. ft.)
* The estimate rates as per CPWD Schedule of Rates 2019.
F.
Financial Support for Child Welfare Committee
Sl. No.
Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
(A)
Non-recurring Expenditure (once in five years)
1.
Furniture
50,000
2.
One Computer with Web Cam and UPS (including cost of software license)
45,000
and one Printer-cum-Scanner.
3.
Creating and maintaining a child friendly environment including painting of
7,500
rooms, indoor games etc.
Total
1,02,500
Recurring Expenditure (per annum)
(B)
Honorarium/Remuneration
Amount (in `)
1.
Travelling/meeting allowance or honorarium for 20 meetings for two members
24,00,000
including Chairperson (` 2000 x 20 meetings per month x 12 months x 5
Chairperson and Members)
2.
One Assistant-cum-Data-Entry Operator @ ` 11,916 per month *
1,42,992
Total
25,42,992
*Annual rise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
(C)
Administrative Expenses
Amount (in `)
1.
Administrative Expenses-Rent for hiring building of Children’s Home and
1,80,000
Contingencies (water, electricity, telephone, stationary, photocopy, postage,
local travel etc.) @ ` 15,000 per month.
2.
Child related expenses including medicines, transportation; food, etc. during
84,000
the process of production of a child to the committee @ ` 7,000 per month
Total
2,64,000
Total Recurring Cost (B + C)
28,06,992
Grand Total (A + B + C) Non-recurring + Recurring grant
29,09,492
Construction Grant for CWC
Sl. No.
Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
1.
*Construction of two rooms of 300 sq. feet each @ ` 1543 per sq. feet, as
9,25,800
and when required (` 1543 x 600 sq. ft.)
* The estimate rates as per CPWD Schedule of Rates 2019.
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ANNEXURE - IV
A.
Indicative Qualification of Human Resources for Child Care Institutions (CCIs) under Mission
Vatsalya.
Sl. No.
Positions
Eligibility Criteria
1.
Officer-in-Charge
Post Graduate degree in Social Work/Sociology/Child Development/
(Superintendent)
Human Rights Public Administration/Psychology/Psychiatry/Law/
Public Health/Community Resource Management from a recognized
University.
At least 3 years of experience of working with the Government/Non-
Government Organization in Documentation, training & Capacity Building,
Project formulation/implementation, monitoring and supervision
preferably in the field of Women & Child Development/Social Welfare.
Proficiency in Computers.
2.
Counselor
Graduate in Social Work/Sociology/Psychology/PublicHealth/Counselling
from a recognized university.
OR
PG Diploma in Counselling and Communication.
At least 1 year of working experience with the Government/NGO preferably
in the field of Women & Child Development.
Proficiency in Computers.
3.
Probation Officer/
Graduate preferably in B.A in Social Work/Sociology/Social Sciences or
Child Welfare Officer/ LLB from a recognized university.
Case Worker
Experience of at least 2 years of working with Government/NGO/Legal
Matters preferably in the field of Women & Child Rights.
Good understanding of Women & Child right & protection issues.
Weightage for work experience candidate.
Proficiency in Computers.
B.
Financial Support for Child Care Institutions
(i)
Financial Support to Child Care Institution, with the Capacity to Accommodate 50 Children.
Sl. No.
Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
(A)
Non-recurring Expenditure (once in five years)
1.
Structural changes, up-gradation of accommodation facilities and maintenance
10,00,000
(Subject to actual).
2.
Up-gradation of facilities like purchase/maintenance of Television, Computers,
10,00,000
Books and furniture, kitchen equipment, etc.
Total
20,00,000
Recurring Expenditure (per annum)
(B)
Staff Remuneration
Amount (in `)
1.
One Officer-in- Charge (Superintendent) @ ` 33,100 per month
3,97,200
2.
One Counsellor @ ` 23,170 per month
2,78,040
3.
One Probation Officer/Child Welfare Officer/ Case Worker
2,78,040
@ ` 23,170 per month
4.
Two House Mother or House Father @ ` 14,564 x 2 per month
3,49,536
5.
One Paramedical staff @ `.11,916 per month
1,42,992
6.
One Store-keeper-cum-Accountant @ ` 18,536 per month
2,22,432
7.
One Educator @ ` 10,000 per month
1,20,000
8.
One Art & Craft-cum-Music Teacher @ ` 10,000 per month
1,20,000
9.
One PT Instructor-cum-Yoga Trainer @ ` 10,000 per month
1,20,000
10.
Two Cook @ ` 9,930 per month
2,38,320
11.
Two Helper-cum-Night Watchman preferably Women in Girl Child CCI
@ ` 7,944 per month
1,90,656
12.
One Housekeeper @ ` 7,944 per month
95,328
Total
25,52,544
Annual rise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
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(C)
Administrative Expenses
Amount (in `)
1.
Maintenance @ ` 3000 per child per month (for food, clothing, medicine,
18,00,000
soap, oil etc. and supplementary education etc.)
2.
Bedding including matterss, bed sheets, pillow, blanket, dari/mats etc.
50,000
@ ` 1000 per child per year
3.
Administrative Expenses - Water, Electricity, Transpotation (for children for
10,00,000
the purpose of vocational training/shcool, fiel visit, production of the child
before CWC and JJB, priority should be given to the special need children),
Rent for hiring building for running Children’s Home, Miscellaneous for
outing, books/magazines for library, sport equipments etc., Contingency
including internet connection and data entry operators etc.
Total
28,50,000
Total Recurring Cost (B + C)
54,02,544
Grand Total (A + B + C) Non-recurring + Recurring grant
74,02,544
Note:
(a)
In the Government/NGO run institutions supported under the scheme, the above Remuneration
norms will be applicable. The Government/NGO may add additional Remuneration from its own
resources.
(b)
Driver may be hired as per need from contingency funds.
(c)
Additional guards/ Security guards from Home guards may be deployed from contingency fund, if
required.
(d)
The number of posts in the category of counsellor, child welfare officer, probation officer, house
father or house Mother would proportionally increase/decrease with the increase/decrease in the
actual or sanctioned capacity of the home.
(e)
While selecting the staff for a girl’s home, every effort shall be made to appoint female personnel,
especially at leadership and decision-making levels as well as those interacting with the girl children.
(f)
Financial support for a special unit for children with special needs will be applicable as per
norms mentioned above in these guidelines.
(ii)
Financial Support to CCI of 50 Children with Special Unit of 10 Children With Special
Needs:
Sl. No.
Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
Recurring Expenditure (per annum)
1.
Specialised equipment and materials like Psychological test materials,
1,00,000
training materials for speech and language, teaching materials, wheel chairs,
crèches, etc. @ ` 10,000 per child for 10 children.
2.
Additional grant for Ten (10) children @ ` 400 per child per month to cover
48,000
expenses on nutritious food.
3.
Specialized medical assistance for 10 children for Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) 1
4,80,000
& other medical needs, detoxification and treatment2 @ ` 4,000 per child per
month (as per actual)3.
4.
Staff Remuneration
One Special Educator/Therapist @ ` 23,170 per month
2,78,040
One Nurse (female) @ ` 13,240 per month
1,58,880
One Care Taker cum vocational instructor @ ` 9,930 per month
1,19,160
Total
11,84,080
Annual rise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
1 First efforts shall be made to access Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) from the respective State AIDS Control
Societies, in case the same is not available, funds under Sl. No. 3 may be used.
2 First priority should be given to send children to State run detoxification and treatment centres
for children in substance abuse, in case the same is not available, funds under S.N. 3 may be used.
3
Flexibility is provided to the DCPO to utilize funds at S.N. 1 and 3, as per the needs of the Children with
special needs in the Home.
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(iii)
Financial Support to Child care Institution, with the capacity to accommodate 25 children.
Sl. No.
Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
(A)
Non-recurring Expenditure (once in five years)
1.
Structural changes, up-gradation of accommodation facilities and maintenance
6,00,000
(Subject to actual).
2.
Up-gradation of facilities like purchase/maintenance of Television, Computers,
6,00,000
Books and furniture, kitchen equipment, etc.
Total
12,00,000
Recurring Expenditure (per annum)
(B)
Staff Remuneration
Amount (in `)
1.
One Officer-in- Charge (Superintendent) @ ` 33,100 per month
3,97,200
2.
One Counsellor @ ` 23,170 per month
2,78,040
3.
One Probation Officer/Child Welfare Officer/ Case Worker
2,78,040
@ ` 23,170 per month
4.
One House Mother or House Father @ ` 14,564 per month
1,74,768
5.
One Paramedical staff @ `.11,916 per month
1,42,992
6.
One Store-keeper cum Accountant @ ` 18,536 per month
2,22,432
7
One PT Instructor cum Yoga Trainer @ ` 10,000 per month
1,20,000
8.
One Cook @ ` 9,930 per month
1,19,160
9.
One Helper cum Night Watchman@ ` 7,944 per month
95,328
10.
One Housekeeper @ ` 7,944 per month
95,328
Total
19,23,288
Annual rise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
(C)
Administrative Expenses
Amount (in `)
1.
Maintenance @ ` 3000 per child per month (for food, clothing, medicine,
9,00,000
soap, oil etc. and supplementary education etc.)
2.
Bedding including mattress, bed sheets, pillow, blanket, dari/mats, etc.
25,000
@ ` 1000 per child per year.
3.
Administrative Expenses - Water, Electricity, Transportation (for children for the
6,00,000
purpose of vocational training/school, field visit, production of the child
before CWC and JJB, priority should be given to the special need children),
Rent for hiring building for running Children’s Home, Miscellaneous for outing,
books/magazines for library, sport equipments etc. Contingency including
internet connection and data entry operators etc. (Subject to actual).
Total
15,25,000
Total Recurring Cost (B + C)
34,48,288
Grand Total (A + B + C) Non-recurring + Recurring grant
46,48,288
Note:
(a)
In the Government/NGO run institutions supported under the scheme, the above Remuneration
norms will be applicable. The Government/NGO may add additional Remuneration from its own
resources.
(b)
Driver may be hired as per need from contingency funds.
(c)
Additional guards/ Security guards from Home guards may be deployed from contingency fund,
if required.
(d)
The number of posts in the category of counsellor, child welfare officer, probation officer, house
father or house Mother would proportionally increase/decrease with the increase/ decrease in the
actual or sanctioned capacity of the home.
(e)
While selecting the staff for a girl's home, every effort shall be made to appoint female
personnel, especially at leadership and decision-making levels as well as those interacting with the
girl children.
(f) Financial support for a special unit for children with special needs will be applicable as per norms
mentioned above in these guidelines.
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(iv)
Financial Support to CCI of 25 Children with Special Unit of 05 Children With Special Needs:
Sl. No.
Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
Recurring Expenditure (per annum)
1.
Specialized equipment and materials like Psychological test materials, training
50,000
materials for speech and language, teaching materials, wheel chairs,
crèches, etc. @ ` 10,000 per child for five (5) children.
2.
Additional grant for Five (5) children @ ` 400 per child per month to
24,000
cover expenses on nutritious food.
3.
Specialized medical assistance for five (5) children for Antiretroviral Therapy
2,40,000
(ART)1 & other medical needs, detoxification and treatment2
@ ` 4,000 per child per month (as per actual)3.
4.
Staff Remuneration
One Special Educator/Therapist @ ` 23,170 per month
2,78,040
One Nurse (female) @ `.13,240 per month
1,58,880
One Care Taker cum vocational instructor @ ` 9,930 per month
1,19,160
Total
8,70,080
Annual rise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
1 First efforts shall be made to access Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) from the respective State AIDS
Control Societies, in case the same is not available, funds under Sl. No. 3 may be used.
2 First priority should be given to send children to State run detoxification and treatment centres
for children in substance abuse, in case the same is not available, funds under Sl. No. 3 may be used.
3 Flexibility is provided to the DCPO to utilize funds at Sl. No. 1 and 3, as per the needs of the Children
with special needs in the Home.
(C)
Financial support to SAA (a unit of 10 children)
Sl. No.
Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
(A)
Non-recurring Expenditure (once in five years)
1.
One Computer with UPS and Web Cam (including cost of software license)
45,000
and One printer cum scanner.
2.
Furniture including 10 cradles
1,50,000
3.
Equipment for kitchen (Gas stove with connection, utensils, water filter, etc.
50,000
Total
2,45,000
Recurring Expenditure (per annum).
(B)
Staff Remuneration
Amount (in `)
1.
One Manager/Coordinator @ ` 23,170 per month
2,78,040
2.
One Social Worker-cum-Early Childhood Educator@ ` 18,536 per month
2,22,432
3.
One Nurse @ ` 11,916 per month
1,42,992
4.
One Doctor (Part time) @ ` 9,930 per month
1,19,160
5.
Six Ayahs @ ` 7,944 per month
5,71,968
6.
One Chowkidar @ ` 7,944 per month
95,328
Total
14,29,920
Annual rise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
(C)
Administrative Expenses
Amount (in `)
1.
Maintenance grant for ten (10) children @ ` 2500 per child per month to
3,00,000
cover expenses on food, milk powder, feeding bottles, clothing, medicine,
soap, oil, play materials etc.
2.
Administrative Expenses-Rent for hiring building and Contingencies (water,
2,25,000
electricity, telephone, stationary, photocopy, postage, etc.)
3.
Payment of legal expenses to the advocate engaged in adoption case in
case of adoptive Indian parent is not in a position to pay.
Total
5,25,000
Total Recurring Cost (B + C)
19,54,920
Grand Total (A + B + C) Non-recurring + Recurring grant
21,99,920
Note: Any request for non-recurring component, in the interim period, may be provided if approved by the
Project Approval Board (PAB).
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D.
Financial Support for open Shelter (a unit of 25 children)
Sl. No.
Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
(A)
Non-recurring Expenditure (once in five years)
1.
Furniture including mattresses for children, 25 steel lockers, cupboards,
1,50,000
tables and chairs etc.
2.
Two Computers with UPS (including cost of software license) and with
85,000
printer cum scanner.
3.
One Colour Television.
2,00,000
4.
Equipment for sports, entertainment, vocational training and kitchen along
with utensils, gas stove, Water filter, etc.
Total
4,35,000
Recurring Expenditure (per annum)
(B)
Staff Remuneration
Amount (in `)
1.
One Project Coordinator cum Counsellor @ ` 23,170 per month
2,78,040
2.
One Social Worker @ ` 18,536 per month
2,22,432
3.
Two Care Givers-cum-Bridge Course Educators @ ` 11,916 per month
2,85,984
4.
*Three Outreach Workers @ ` 10,592 per month
3,81,312
5.
One Helpers for cleaning and cooking purposes @ ` 7,944 per month
95,328
Total
12,63,096
Annual rise in remuneration @ 3% (on cumulative basis) based on satisfactory performance
from FY 2023-24 to FY 2025-26.
*Number of Outreach workers can be increased up to a maximum of five on the basis of population and
geographical spread of district.
(C)
Administrative Expenses
Amount (in `)
1.
Maintenance @ ` 2500 per child per month (for food, clothing, medicine,
7,50,000
soap, oil, supplementary education etc.) for 25 children.
2.
Administrative Expenses (water, electricity, Transportation, Rent for hired
5,00,000
building including 3 contact points, Miscellaneous (for outing, for books for
library, play materials, educational/sports equipment etc.) and Contingency
(postage, stationary, telephone, photocopy etc.).
Total
12,50,000
Total Recurring Cost (B + C)
25,13,096
Grand Total (A + B + C) Non-recurring + Recurring grant
29,48,096
*Number of Outreach Workers and Contact Points can be increased up to a maximum of five epending
on the geographical area and number of children to be catered to by the program.
E.
Infrastructural Financial support for CCIs
(i)
Construction Grant for a new unit of 50 children
Sl. No.
Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
1.
Cost of Construction- 8745 Sq. ft. @ ` 1543 per Sq. ft.*
1,34,93,500
* The estimate rates as per CPWD Schedule of Rates 2019.
Financial Support for Vatsalya Sadan for unit of 50 children
Sl. No.
Type of
Area of Homes/CWC/JJB
Construction
Homes/CWC/JJB
in Sq. Ft.*
Cost (in `)
1.
Children Home
8745 sq. ft.
1,34,93,500
2.
Observation Home
8745 sq. ft.
1,34,93,500
3.
Special Home
8745 sq. ft.
1,34,93,500
4.
Place of Safety
8745 sq. ft.
1,34,93,500
5.
CWC
600 sq. ft.
9,25,800
6.
JJB
600 sq. ft.
9,25,800
Total
36180 sq. ft.
5,58,25,600
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(ii)
Construction Grant for a new unit of 25 children
Sl. No.
Item of Expenditure
Amount (in `)
1.
Cost of Construction- 5000 Sq. ft. @ ` 1543 per Sq. ft.*
77,15,000
** The estimate rates as per CPWD Schedule of Rates 2019.
(iii)
Financial Support for Vatsalya Sadan for unit of 25 children
Sl. No.
Type of
Area of Homes/CWC/JJB
Construction
Homes/CWC/JJB
in Sq. Ft.*
Cost (in `)
1.
Children Home
5000 sq.ft.
77,15,000
2.
Observation Home
5000 sq. ft.
77,15,000
3.
Special Home
5000 sq. ft.
77,15,000
4.
Place of Safety
5000 sq. ft.
77,15,000
5.
CWC
600 sq. ft.
9,25,800
6.
JJB
600 sq. ft.
9,25,800
Total
21200 sq. ft.
3,27,11,600
* The estimate rates as per CPWD Schedule of Rates 2019.
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ORDER
The 12th October, 2020
No. DUD/PF-187/2010-2011.—In pursuance to Affidavit No. 1712 dated 5th October, 2020 executed
in the Court of Executive Magistrate, First Class, Itanagar, Papum Pare District (AP) and as appeared in
page-7 of local daily “The Arunachal Times” issued on 6th October, 2020, Shri Kanom Tosung, AE, Capital
Complex Division, Itanagar has change his surname/title from “Shri Kanom Tosung to Shri Kanom
Panyang”. Henceforth, he will be distinguished as Shri Kanom Panyang for all official purposes.
Further, the necessary changes in the service book/records of the incumbent Shri Kanom Panyang, AE
Capital Complex Division, Itanagar formerly, Shri Kanom Tosung be incorporated accordingly.
This issue with the approval of Secretary (UD) Government of Arunachal Pradesh vide his U.O. No. 536
dated 12th October, 2020.
Secretary (UD)
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
PROVISIONAL APPOINTMENT ORDER
The 16th August, 2022
No. AGRI-11014(12)/2/2022.—On the recommendation of Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission,
communicated vide letter No. PSC-R(A)/14/2020, dated 23rd May, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
is pleased to appoint the following candidate provisionally to the post of Agriculture Development Officer
(ADO) Group-A (Jr.) in the Pay Matrix of ` 56,100-1,77,500 Level-10 plus other allowances as
admissible under relevant rule from time to time w.e.f. the date of their joining at the place of posting shown
against each:
Sl.
Name of candidates
Name of Post
Place of
Under the
No.
Posting
Establishment of
1.
Smti Gracy Linggi
Agriculture Development
Dollungmukh
District Agriculture Officer,
Officer
Kamle District.
1.
The provisional appointment will be for a period of 6 (six) months from date of their joining in
service. All necessary verifications relating to the officers shall be completed within this period.
2.
The appointees shall be on probation for period of 2 (two) years from the date of their joining after
which appointment will be confirmed on satisfactory completion of the period of probation.
3.
The candidate so appointed shall have to report for duty within one month from the date of issue
of the order failing which the appointment shall stand cancelled.
4.
The candidates appointed are liable to serve in any place of Arunachal Pradesh.
5.
No. travelling allowances will be allowed for joining at place of posting.
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 19, Vol. XXXIII, Naharlagun, Friday, October 14, 2022, Asvina 22, 1944 (Saka)
Separate paging is given to each part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation.
CONTENTS
PAGE
PART - I
— Appointments, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
125
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PART - III — Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government
144
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and Heads of Departments.
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - I
Appointment, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
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6.
The appointees are to submit medical fitness certificate at the time of joining for duty from the
medical board recognized by Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
7.
Taking an oath of allegiance and faithfulness to the Constitution of India for making of a solemn
affirmation to that effect in the prescribed form on joining.
8.
In case, the character of the candidates is found not verified or any false information is given in
his/her self-declaration, the appointment order will be cancelled forth with and other criminal/legal
action will be initiated as deemed fit.
9.
Formal appointment will be issued on receipt of police verification report from respective Deputy
Commissioner of concern District.
10. The appointment in respect of Smti Gracy Linggi is issued in later date in view of the fact that
she was not earlier fit medically for joining the service as she was under pregnancy.
11. Other terms and condition of service will be governed by the relevant rules and order in force time
to time.
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
PROVISIONAL APPOINTMENT ORDER
The 16th August, 2022
No. AGRI-11014(12)/2/2022.—On the recommendation of Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission,
communicated vide letter No. PSC -R(A)/14/2020, dated 23rd May, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
is pleased to appoint the following candidate provisionally to the post of Agriculture Development Officer
Group - A (Jr) in the Pay Matrix of ` 56,100 - 1,77,500 Level 10 plus other allowances as admissible
under relevant rule from time to time with effect from the date of their joining at the place of posting shown
against each :
Sl.
Name of candidates
Name of Post
Place of
Under the
No.
Posting
Eastablishment of
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Shri Yimar Rakshap
Agriculture Development
Hawai (HQ)
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Anjaw District
2.
Miss Nani Opie
Agriculture Development
Lathao
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Namsai District
3.
Miss Tope Basar
Agriculture Development
Tafragram
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Lohit District
4.
MissTopi Riba
Agriculture Development
Seijosa
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Pakke Kessang
District
5.
Miss Maman Takuk
Agriculture Development
Jairampur
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Changlang
District
6.
Miss Moni Geyi
Agriculture Development
Palin (HQ)
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Kra - Daadi
District
7.
Miss Osinam Tapak
Agriculture Development
Pasighat (HQ)
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, East Siang
District
8.
Miss Tokmem Siram
Agriculture Development
Longding (HQ)
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Longding
District
9.
Miss Chemy Doker
Agriculture Development
Jang
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Tawang District
10.
Shri Khungang
Agriculture Development
Chokham
District Agriculture
Gangdangdam
Officer
Officer, Namsai District
11.
Miss Bunnie Dignium
Agriculture Development
Daporijo (HQ)
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Upper Subansiri
District
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12.
Miss Mitinam Jongkey
Agriculture Development
Yingkiong
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Upper Siang
District
13.
Miss Duyu Udi
Agriculture Development
Yachuli
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Lower Subansiri
District
14.
Shri Babu Taloh
Agriculture Development
Lumla
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Tawang District
15.
Miss Christina Borang
Agriculture Development
Khimiyang
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Changlang
District
16.
Shri Urgen Norbu Komu
Agriculture Development
Zimithang
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Tawang District
District
17.
Miss Buru Yalung
Agriculture Development
Koloriang
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Kurung Kumey
District
18.
Miss Bharoty Tayeng
Agriculture Development
Jenging
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Upper Siang
District
19.
Miss Ponung Taki
Agriculture Development
Pangin
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Siang District
20.
Miss Gemmen Boje
Agriculture Development
Deomali
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Tirap District
21.
Miss Lency Tangu
Agriculture Development
Geku
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Upper Siang
District
22.
Miss Tana Diana
Agriculture Development
Toru
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Yupia District
23.
Miss Joram Ruth
Agriculture Development
Lemmi (HQ)
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Pakke Kessang
District
24.
Shri Humtu Rangai
Agriculture Development
Nampong
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Changlang
District
25.
Miss Bamang Siro
Agriculture Development
Mengio
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Yupia District
26.
Shri Tage Lampung
Agriculture Development
Nafra
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, West Kameng
District
27.
Shri Nowang Wangnow
Agriculture Development
Khonsa (HQ)
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Tirap District
28.
Shri Dekni Romin
Agriculture Development
Taliha
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Upper Subansiri
District
29.
Shri Rinchin Tsering
Agriculture Development
Mukto
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Tawang District
30.
Shri Karyom Bam
Agriculture Development
Nacho
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Upper Subansiri
District
31.
Miss Tiprami Manlong
Agriculture Development
Namsai (HQ)
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Namsai District
32.
Miss Devi Uli
Agriculture Development
Giba
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Upper Subansiri
District
33.
Shri Tashi Panden
Agriculture Development
Kitpi
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Tawang District
1
2
3
4
5
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34.
Miss Neelam Yaker
Agriculture Development
Yazali
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Lower Subansiri
District
35.
Miss Biny Lollen
Agriculture Development
Lazu
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Tirap District
36.
Miss Tana Yagum
Agriculture Development
Muri Mugli
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Kamle District
37.
Miss Topi Kamgo
Agriculture Development
Mahadevpur
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Namsai District
38.
Miss Avicha Tangjang
Agriculture Development
Wakka
District Agriculture
Officer
Officer, Longding
District
39.
Miss Kipa Anna
Agriculture Development
Bomdila
Seed Production Officer
Officer
Officer, West Kameng
District
40.
Miss Nani Ankha
Agriculture Development
Farmers
District Training Officer,
Officer
Training
Lower Subansiri
Centre, Ziro
District, Ziro
41.
Miss Seema Tungi
Agriculture Development
Bana
District Agriculture
(PwD)
Officer
Officer, East Kameng
District
1.
The provisional appointment will be for a period of 6 (six) months from date of their joining in
service.
2.
The candidate so appointed shall have to report for duty within one month from the date of issue
of this order failing which the appointment shall stand cancelled.
3.
The candidates appointed are liable to serve in any place of Arunachal Pradesh.
4.
No travelling allowances will be allowed for joining at place of posting.
5.
Other terms and condition which are not mentioned in this order shall be governed by rules and
regulation in force from time to time.
6.
The appointees are to submit medical fitness certificate at the time of joining for duty from the
medical board recognized by Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
7.
Taking an oath of allegiance and faithfulness to the Constitution of India (or making of a solemn
affirmation to that effect) in the prescribed form on joining.
8.
In case, the character of the candidates is found verified or any false information is given in his/
her self-declaration, the appointment order will be cancelled forth with and other criminal/legal
action will be initiated as deemed fit.
9.
Formal appointment will be issued on receipt of police verification report from respective Deputy
Commissioner of concern District,.
10. The appointees shal be on probation for a period of 2 (two) years from the date of their joining
after which appointment will be confirmed on satisfactory completion of the period of probation.
11. Other terms and condition of service will be governed by the relevant rules and order in force from
time to time.
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 7th September, 2022
No. SRWD-297/2018.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accord sanction to the
creation of the 50 (fifty) Nos. of various categories of Contingency posts under the establishment of RWD
Department as per details shown below :
1.
LDC-cum-Computer Operator (Skilled) 14 Nos @ ` 11,000 per month
2.
Driver (Skilled) 12- Nos @ ` 11,000 per month
3.
Peon (Un-Skilled)-12 Nos @ ` 10,000 per month
4.
Chowkidar (Un-Skilled)-12 Nos @ ` 10,000 per month
The expenditure is debitable to Head of Account, Major Head-3054 R&B, Sub-Major Head-08 (Gen) Minor
Head-001, Sub-Head-01, Detailed Head-00, Object Head-02 (Wages) Demand No. 26, RWD.
1.
The validity of approval/sanction is subject to the existence of fund support during CFY & under the
concerned Head of Account only.
2.
Observance of all codal formalities and ensuring guidelines of GOI/GFR & which shall squarely be
the responsibility of the concerned department.
1
2
3
4
5
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3.
Ensure, subsequently proposal should be supported with Aadhar Card Numbers of all the existing
contingency employees failing of which, FD shall not entertain for further continuation in future.
4.
The payments/wages of Contingency workers shall have to be made on DBT mode with Aadhar
linked Bank Account only.
This issued with the concurrence of finance Department vide their No. FIN-D-11019/650/2022 Computer
No. 77892 dated 30th August, 2022.
N T Glow, IRS
Secretary (RWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 14th September, 2022
No. RWD-11011/03/2022.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accord sanction for
creation of the following temporary posts under the Rural Works Department for the period upto 28th
February, 2023 subject to actual availability of fund under proper head of Account Department’s Budget
during the financial year 2022-23.
Sl. No.
Name of Post
Zone/Circle/Division/Sub-Division
No. of post
1.
Chief Engineer
Eastern Zone RWD
1 (one)
2.
Superintending Engineer
Ziro RWC
1 (one)
3.
Senior Surveyor of Work
O/o CE (EZ)
1 (one)
4.
Executive Engineer
Kamle, Likabali, Lepa-Rada, Pakke-Kessang,
6 (six)
Shi-Yomi, Lumla Divisions
5.
Executive Engineer (P&D)
O/o CE (EZ), CE (PMGSY) & SE RWC Ziro
3 (three)
6.
Executive Engineer
O/o CE (Coordination, Monitoring, Vigilane and
1 (one)
Training)
7.
Assistant Engineer
Dumporijo, Kamba, Tali, Sago, Dollumukh, Dirang,
8 (eight)
Wakka and Pangchua Sub-Divisions
8.
Assistant Engineer (P&D)
O/o CE (EZ & SE RWC Ziro)
2 (two)
9.
Upper Divison Clerk
Against newly Created Divisions
6 (six)
Total
29 (twenty
nine)
The expenditure is debitable to Head of Account, Major Head-3054 R&B Sub-Major head-08 (Gen),
Minor Head-001, Sub-Head-01, Detailed Head-00 Object Head 01 (Salary), Demand No. 26, RWD.
This issued with concurrence of Finance Department vide Note # 22 dated 1st August 2022 in SRWD
Computer No. 71789.
N T Glow, IRS
Secretary (RWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 15th September, 2022
No. PERS-11/1/2021.— In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased
to order transfer and posting in respect of the following IAS/APCS Officers as indicated below with
immediate effect and until further orders.
Sl.
Name of Officer
Present place of
Posted to
Remarks
No.
Posting
1.
Shri Shashwat Saurabh,
Deputy
to report to
IAS (AGMUT:16)
Commissioner,
Chief Secretary
Upper Siang District
2.
Shri Hage Lailang, APCS
Director
Deputy
Vice Shri Sashwat
(AG)
(Border Affairs)
Commissioner,
Shaurabh, IAS
Upper Siang District
(AGMUT:16)
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 22nd September, 2022
No. JUD-89/98(Part).— It is for general information to all concerned Department that whenever a case
comes up before the Hon’ble Supreme Court and the Nodal Department is not specially mentioned or
specified in the the notice/orders passed from time to time, the Law Department shall authorize the
Government Advocate/Standing Counsel before the Supreme Court to file Vakalatnama in order to appear
and receive notices on behalf of the State Respondents.
Further, after the copy of the notice is received by the Standing Counsel, the concerned Nodal
Department identified in the given court case shall take steps to file counter affidavit, compliance report
etc., as the case may be, through the Government Advocate/Standing Counsel and a copy of the same
shall also be provided to the Law Department for record.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 23rd September, 2022
No. PLNG-11018/4/2022/731.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order for constitution of
a task force to monitor implementation of Ease of Doing Business (EoDB) and Ease of Living (EoL) in the
State with following officers :
1.
Principal Secretary (Fisheries)
-
Chairman
2.
Commissioner (Law)
-
Member
3.
Commissioner (Home)
-
Member
4.
Secretary (Finance)
-
Member
5.
Secretary (Industries & Mines)
-
Member
6.
Secretary (IT)
-
Member
7.
Secretary (GA/DA)
-
Member
8.
Secretary (UD)
-
Member
9.
Secretary (Land Management)
-
Member
10.
Secretary (Trade & Commerce)
-
Member
11.
Secretary (Planning)
-
Member
The terms of reference for the proposed Task Force will be as follows:
1.
Task Force will map the following :-
(a)
Procedures and time taken for availing various services and required documents for Ease of
Living.
(b)
Procedures for availing licenses and required documents for Ease of Doing Business.
2.
To study the ways for reducing compliance burden under Ease of Living (EoL) and ease of Doing
Business (EoDB).
3.
The Task Force committee will submit its recommendations via an interim report by 3rd October,
2022 and the final report by end of October, 2022.
This is issued with the approval of Hon’ble Chief Minister.
R.K. Sharma, APCS (SAG)
Additional Secretary (Planning & Investment),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 23rd September, 2022
No. PERS-12012/18/2021/312.— In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
is pleased to order transfer/posting/re-allocation of charges of the following APCS Officers as mentioned
below with immediate effect and until further order.
Sl.
Name of Officer
Present posting
Posted/
Remarks
No.
as
re-allocated as
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Shri Hento Karga,
ADC Yomcha
Director (IT)
Vacant
APCS (AG)
On promotion
2.
Shri Atin Padung,
i/c ADC Kamle
SDO Khonsa
Vice Sl. No. 3
APCS (Sel. Grd.)
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3.
Shri Akan Regon,
SDO Khonsa
i/c ADC Mariyang
Vacant
APCS (Sel. Grd.)
4.
Shri Gyabo Pertin,
i/c ADC Boleng
i/c ADC Panggin
Vacant
APCS (Sel. Grd.)
5.
Shri Tom Ratan,
Deputy Director (CA)
Protocal Officer
Vacant
APCS (Sel. Grd.)
6.
Shri Taku Raju Tapu,
i/c ADC Seilosa
To continue
On promotion
APCS (Sel. Grd.)
7.
Shri Nongkong Borang,
EAC Anini
SDO Seppa
On promotion
APCS (Sel. Grd.)
8.
Shri Tajing Padung,
On deputation as PD
To continue till
On promotion
APCS (Sel. Grd.)
repatriation
9.
Shri Dahey Sangno,
CEO Itanagar
To continue
On promotion
APCS (Sel. Grd.)
Smart City
10.
Shri Ashok Tajo,
PD Seppa
To continue
On promotion
APCS (Sel. Grd.)
11.
Shri Sabadam Tayang,
SDO Doimukh
SDO Koloriang
On promotion
APCS (Sel. Grd.)
12.
Shri Lobsang Tsetan,
i/c ADC Rupa
To continue
On promotion
APCS (Sel. Grd.)
13.
Shri Henkir Lollen,
SDO Aalo
i/c ADC Aalo
Vacant
APCS (Sel. Grd.)
14.
Shri Jiken Bomjen,
Awaiting posting
i/c ADC ICC
Vacant
APCS (Sel. Grd.)
15.
Ms. Mabi Taipodia,
DS (Art & Culture)/
SDO Aalo
Vice Sl. No. 13
APCS (Sel. Grd.)
Member Secretary,
APSCW
16.
Ms. Sangita Yirang,
SDO ICC
DS (Art & Culture)/
Vice Sl. No. 15
APCS (Sel. Grd.)
Member Secretary,
APSCW
17.
Shri Murnya Kakki,
EAC Basar
EAC Yomcha
Vacant
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
18.
Shri Kesang Goiba,
EAC Bhalukpong
i/c ADC Mechukha
Vice Sl. No. 19
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
19.
Shri Biaro Sorum,
i/c ADC Mechukha
i/c ADC Chayang
Vice Sl. No. 27
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
Tajo
20.
Shri Marpe Riba,
EAC Daporijo
EAC Changlang
Vice Sl. No. 21
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
21.
Ms. Mary Nanom,
EAC Changlang
i/c SDO Napomg
Vice Sl. No. 22
Taloh, APCS (Sr. Grd.)
22.
Shri Idam Bagra,
i/c SDO Nampong
i/c ADC Gepen
Vacant
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
23.
Shri Tony Mitkong,
EAC Anini
EAC Likabali
Vacant
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
24.
Shri Philip Tayeng,
EAC Paglam
Under Secretary (DA)
Vacant
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
25.
Shri Makbul Siram,
EAC Yaingkiong
EAC Paglam
Vice Sl. No. 24
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
26.
Ms. Rosalind Pertin,
CO Roing
EAC Yingkiong
Vice Sl. No. 25
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
On promotion
27.
Shri Rajeev Chiduni,
i/c ADC Chayangtajo
EAC Yingkiong
Vacant
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
28.
Ms. Jumyir Ronya,
CO Kamba
EAC Kamba
On promotion
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
29.
Shri Nijohn Danggen,
CO Darak
EAC Liromoba
Vacant
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
On promotion
30.
Dr. Rubu Tabiyo,
CO Silsango
US APSSB
Vacant
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
On promotion
31.
Dr. Tojum Ete,
CO Kanubari
EAC Kanubari
On promotion
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
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32.
Ms. Binti Mibang,
CO Aalo
EAC Aalo
On promotion
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
33.
Ms. Miranda Pertin,
Asstt. Director (CA)
Deputy Director (CA)
Vice Sl. No. 5
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
On promotion
34.
Ms. Tana Yaho,
EAC Doimukh
To lookafter the
Vice Sl. No. 11
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
charge of SDO
Doimukh
35.
Shri Tagam Mibang,
EAC Rumgong
EAC Koloriang
Vacant
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
36.
Shri Mobia Tai,
i/c SDO Baririjo
i/c SDO Raga
Vacant
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
37.
Shri Khoda Bath,
CO Singa
EAC Basar
Vacant
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
On promotion
38.
Shri Abu Taba,
CO Chayangtajo
EAC Seppa
Vacant
APCS (Sr. Grd.)
On promotion
39.
Shri Nobu Chader,
CO Likabali
CO Gensi
Vacant
APCS (EG)
40.
Shri Iken Lendo,
CO Kantang
CO Likabali
Vice Sl. No. 39
APCS (EG)
41.
Ms. Lempi Ralen,
CO Jamiri
CO Mahadevpur
Vice Sl. No. 42
APCS (EG)
42.
Shri Kenge Loya,
CO Mahadevpur
CO Chongkham
Vacant
APCS (EG)
43.
Ms. Hibu Dindie,
CO Zemithang
CO Anini
Vacant
APCS (EG)
44.
Shri Deewan Mara,
CO Mechukha
CO Zemithang
Vice Sl. No. 43
APCS (EG)
45.
Ms. Ama Nungnu,
CO Payum
CO Pamakhar
Vacant
APCS (EG)
46.
Ms. Atu Yekar,
CO Manmao
CO Gite Ripa
Vacant
APCS (EG)
47.
Shri Mikri Riba,
CO Giba
CO Manchal
Vice Sl. No. 48
APCS (EG)
48.
Ms. Giogi Rimiu,
CO Manchal
CO Hayuliang
Vacant
APCS (EG)
49.
Ms. Toimi Tagi,
CO Tezu
CO Giba
Vice Sl. No. 47
APCS (EG)
50.
Shri Kalen Saroh,
CO Kangku
CO Jomlo Mobuk
Vacant
APCS (EG)
51.
Ms. Khoda Jailiang,
CO Ziro
CO Palin
—
APCS (EG)
52.
Shri Hage Atoh,
CO Tirbin
CO Silsango
Vice Sl. No. 30
APCS (EG)
53.
Shri Dorjee Wangchu,
CO Mukto
CO Tawang
—
APCS (EG)
54.
Shri Phuntso Tashi,
CO Bongkhar
To hold additional
—
APCS (EG)
charge of CO Mukto
The above officers may be relieved immediately enabling them to join their new place of posting or
officer stands relived after 30 days from the date of issue of this order. Copy of release/joining report in
respect of the officer may be forwarded to the Personnel Department.
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 27th September, 2022
No. PERS-11/1/2020.— In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to
order the transfer/posting/re-allocation/relieve of charges in respect of the following IAS/APCS officers as
indicated against each with immediate effect and until futher order.
Sl.
Name of the
Present Posting
Posted as
Remark
No.
Officers
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Shri Sandeep Kumar
Principal Secretary
(i)
Principal Secretary
By relieving Dr. Sharat
Singh, IAS,
(Fisheris)
(Fisheries)
Chauhan, IAS, from
(AGMUT : 97)
charge of Head of IT
(ii)
Head of IT Task
Task Force.
Force.
2.
Shri Prasant Sitaram
(1)
Commissioner
(1) Commissioner
He is relieved from the
Lokhande, IAS
(i) Investment & Planning
(i) Investment & Planning
charge of Commis-
(AGMUT : 01)
(ii) Hydropower
(ii) Hydropower
sioner (Land Manage-
(iii) Economics &
(2)
Chairman (APSSB)
ment & Economics and
Statistics
Statistics).
(iv) Land Management
(3)
Resident
(2)
Chairman (APSSB)
Commissioner,
(3)
Resident Commissioner,
New Delhi.
New Delhi.
3.
Shri Ankur Garg, IAS
Awaiting Posting
Commissioner
By Relieving Shri P.S.
(AGMUT : 2003)
(i) Economics &
Lokhande, IAS from the
Statistics
charge of Commissioner
(ii) Coordination.
(Economics and
Statistics).
4.
Shri S.D. Sundaresan,
Awaiting Posting
Secretary
IAS (AGMUT : 2011)
(i)
Skill Development
—
and Entrepreneurship
5.
Shri Krishan Kumar
Awaiting Posting
Secretary
By relieving Shri Tai
Singh, IAS
(i) Cooperation
Kaye, APCS (STS)
(AGMUT : 2012).
(ii) Registrar (Cooperative
from the charge of RCS.
Society)
6.
Ms. Ankriti Sagar, IAS
Special Secretary (WCD
Special Secretary
(AGMUT : 2016)
& SJETA)
(i)
WCD & SJETA.
—
(ii)
Monitoring in CS
Office.
7.
Shri Shashwat
Awaiting Posting
Deputy Commissioner
Vice Shri Marge Sora,
Saurabh, IAS
(Lohit)
APCS (Admn. Grade)
(AGMUT : 2016)
8.
Shri Marge Sora,
Deputy Commissioner
To report to Chief
—
APCS (Admn. Grade)
(Lohit)
Secretary
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 28th September, 2022
No. PERS-11011/38/2022.— In pursuance of Government of Indai, MHA Order No. F. No.14020/03/2022-
UTS. I dated 23rd September, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order release of
Shri M. Raju, IAS (AGMUT : 2005), Commissioner (Skill Development & Entreprenurship) from the strength
of the Government of Arunachal Pradesh with effect from 28th September, 2022 (A/N) to enable him to join the
Government of Puducherry on transfer.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 28th September, 2022
No. SWRD/E-116/DPC/2018.—Consequent upon the recommendation of Departmental Promotion
Committee (DPC) meeting held on 20th September, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to
promote/regularize the services of the following officiating Superintending Engineers under Water Resources
Department with retrospective effect as indicated below against each :
Sl. No.
Name of Officer
Date of promotion/service regularization in the post of SE/SSW
1.
Shri Getom Borang
15th November, 2010
2.
Shri Tokbom Lego
9th July, 2011
3.
Shri A.A. Siddique
28th September, 2012
4.
Shri Genom Perme
26th December, 2012
5.
Smti Suman Ronrang
27th July, 2015
6.
Shri Tadam Ligu
21st April, 2017
7.
Shri B. K. Karki, SE
25th April, 2017
8.
Shri Mojom Ete
1st November, 2022 (w.e.f. the date after retirement of
Shri A.A. Siddique, SE on 31st October, 2022)
The other terms and conditions which have not been specified herein shall be governed by the relevant
rules and orders of the government in force from time to time.
Geyum Padu
Secretary (WRD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 28th September, 2022
No. SWRD/E-208/2022.—Consequent upon the recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee
(DPC) meeting held on 27th September, 2022 the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to promote/
regularize the services of the following officiating Assistant Engineers under Water Resources Department
with retrospective effect as indicated below against each :
Sl.
Name of Assistant Engineer (Civil)
Date of promotion/regularization in
No.
the post of AE/ASW
1
2
3
1.
Shri Tabir Tasing
22nd June, 2002
2.
Shri Dagbom Don
22nd June, 2002
3.
Shri Bomyem Tayeng
11th August, 2003
4.
Shri Yaakar Ngomdir
19th April, 2005
5.
Shri Momar Riba
22nd May, 2005
6.
Shri Remi Loyi
18th August, 2005
7.
Shri Tapi Tanya
18th August, 2005
8.
Shri Kadung Tadar (Erthswhile Tako Kadung)
15th May, 2007
9.
Shri Taya Atek
24th August, 2007
10.
Shri Punyo Bamang
26th August, 2009
11.
Smti Roikim Taikam
21st May, 2010
12.
Shri Bising Darin
30th November, 2010
13.
Shri Takot Tali
1st April, 2011
14.
Shri Takom Nokar
1st December, 2011
15.
Shri Punyo Laling
1st March, 2012
16.
Shri Jummar Bagra
11th March, 2013
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Shri Geto Tamut
13th January, 2014
18.
Shri Pojom Lollen
13th January, 2014
19.
Shri Taniang Chailyang
13th January, 2014
20.
Shri Taingam Wangsu
26th January, 2014
21.
Shri Nich Apa
1st May, 2015
22.
Smti Debia Sita
1st May, 2015
23.
Shri Kipa Pacha
1st March, 2016
24.
Smti Yasok Ngute
1st March, 2017
25.
Shri Heri Mania
21st April, 2017
26.
Shri Marnagu Ringu
21st April, 2017
The other terms and conditions which have not been specified herein shall be governed by the relevant
rules and orders of the Government in force from time to time.
Geyum Padu
Secretary (WRD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 3rd October, 2022
No. PWRS/W-1075/2004/Vol-II.—In exercise of the powers conferred under Section 85 of the Electricity
Act, 2003 (Act No. 36 of 2003), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to constitute the following
Selection Committee for selection of the Chairman and one Member, Arunachal Pradesh State Electricity
Regulatory Commission :
1.
Hon’ble Mr. Justice (Retd) C.R Sharma,
—
Chairperson
Former Judge, Guahati High Court, House No. 16
R.G.B Road, Sreenagar Bye Lane 6, Guwahati
Pin - 781005.
2.
Shri Ghanshyam Prasad, Chairperson and Ex-officio
—
Member
Secretary to the Government of India, Central
Electricity Authority, Ministry of Power,
Sewa Bhawan, R.K Puram, New Delhi -110 066
3.
Shri Dharmendra, IAS, Chief Secretary
—
Member
Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar
Ajay Kumar Bisht, IAS
Secretary (Power),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
1
2
3
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 19, Vol. XXXIII, Naharlagun, Friday, October 14, 2022 , Asvina 22, 1944 (Saka)
Separate paging is given to this part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation.
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - III
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government and Heads of Departments.
NOTIFICATION
The 21st September, 2022
No.DWCD-14/2/2022.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to notify the "Guidelines
for Adoption of Anganwadi Centres" to regulate the "Adopt an Anganwadi" Campaign in the State of Arunachal
Pradesh.
These guidelines shall come into effect from the date of its publication in the official gazette.
C.N.Longphai, IAS
Secretary,
Women and Child Development Department,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
ITANAGAR
—————
GUIDELINES FOR ADOPTION OF ANGANWADI CENTRES BY INDIVIDUALS, ORGANISATIONS,
BUSINESS HOUSES AND CORPORATE BODIES
1.
Introduction
Anganwadi Services Scheme is a programme under the Ministry of Women and Child Development,
Govt. of India to take care of health, nutrition and early learning of Children and Mothers. Towards this end,
several steps have been taken for improvement and strengthening of ICDS scheme. Anganwadi centre is
the focal point for delivery of all the services for the beneficiaries comprising, children in the age group of
0-6 years, Pregnant Women, Lactating Mothers and Adolescent girls. Intensive efforts are being made for
improving the service delivery at Anganwadi Centres through POSHAN Abhiyaan Scheme and online
monitoring through Poshan Tracker. 'Adopt an Anganwadi' is a campaign to explore the possibility of
supporting an Anganwadi by desirous individuals and organizations. Based on the belief that a community
prosper when it accepts responsibility for all of its members, the programme affords an exceptional
opportunity that allows for organization and individuals to enrich life of the children and other beneficiaries
of the AWC by providing financial, logistic and moral support.
2.
Vision
‘Adopt an Anganwadi’ is an opportunity for an individual and organization to use their ability to enhance
physical, emotional, intellectual, social and moral development of the children, a sure sign of their positive
contribution to the society. This campaign will supplement the efforts of State and Centre and provide for
nutritious food, clean water, basic health need along with developing social, emotional, ethical qualities,
physical, motor and cognitive capacities and communication skills.
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To ensure that Children attending Anganwadi Centres enjoy a better place for their early learning,
better nutrition, better health facilities and sufficient infrastructure for their indoor and outdoor activities.
Through adoption of an Anganwadi Centre, the department's mission is to develop the Anganwadi
Centre as a model Early Childhood learning centre with all the facilities for the physical and psychological
development of children.
3.
Objectives
In order to increase the community participation and providing better services in Anganwadi Services
under Umbrella ICDS scheme, the State Government has initiated 'Adopt an Anganwadi' campaign to
bring innovation and create model AW Centres.
4.
Who can adopt an Anganwadi Centre
Individuals, Non-Governmental organizations, local bodies, Business houses, corporate bodies or
any legal entity having their activities is permitted in India can adopt an Anganwadi.
5.
Standard Specification of an AW Centre
Normally, ideal land area for well-functioning of an Anganwadi Centre will be 1500-2000 sq ft. which
should cover at least 600 sq ft. built up area, boundary wall, kitchen garden, play area etc. The AW
building should be child friendly with all relevant infrastructure, separate sitting room for children/women,
separate kitchen, store for storing food items and child friendly toilets and space for playing of children
(indoor and outdoor activities). It should be equipped with safe drinking water.
6.
Suggested focus areas for individuals and Organizations for 'Adopt an Anganwadi' campaign
(i) Upgradation of Physical Infrastructure.
(ii) Upgrading / Renovating interior befitting the ECCE programme.
(iii) Assisting in non-formal education for children and Vocational training of Adolescent girls.
(iv) Contribution of toys, ECCE friendly equipment, children book, science corner.
(v) Support for healthcare of children and other beneficiaries.
(vi) Psycho social support.
(vii) Counselling and mental health support facilities.
(viii) Capacity building programme for Anganwadi Worker, Anganwadi Helper and representative from
community.
(ix) Organizing and supporting Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE), Village Health, Sanitation
and Nutrition Day (VHSND) and Community Based Events (CBE) activities.
(x) Counselling and rehabilitation support to children with special needs.
7.
Benefits for the sponsor for adopting
Participating in adopt an Anganwadi campaign will open the doors for corporate, business houses
and individuals to contribute in nation building and thereby transform early lives of children for their physical,
emotional, intellectual, social and moral development.
(i)
Will get recognition certificate for their contribution to children from the State Government.
(ii)
Utilization of funds can be seen and reflected in individual corporate social responsibility policy as
well as plans.
8.
Role of the State Government Department
(1)
The department of Women and Child Development will be the nodal department in the State for
management of this 'Adopt an Anganwadi' campaign.
(2)
ln the district level, the Deputy Commissioner shall be officer in charge for 'Adopt an Anganwadi'
campaign. He shall be responsible for the following:
(i)
Co-ordination, management and support to Individuals/Organizations/Corporate bodies willing to
participate.
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(ii)
Guiding the CDPOs for selection of one Anganwadi Centre per Project initially with preference to
be given to such AWC which is being run in the Government building and have a substantive
population to cater and subsequently selecting more Anganwadi Centres for coverage under the
"Adopt an Anganwadi" campaign.
(iii)
Shall conduct periodical review of the campaign implementation status.
9.
Implementation Mechanism at District level
The Deputy Commissioner shall invite proposals from interested individuals, organizations, corporate
bodies etc. for adoption of Anganwadis.
The Deputy Commissioner along with the Deputy Director (ICDS)/Child Development Project Officer
will clearly lay down the areas/activities where an organization or individual can extend their support
physically, financially or logistically.
The Deputy Commissioner shall give out an advertisement in the newspaper inviting individuals/
organizations or corporate bodies for Adoption of AW Centre.
The Deputy Commissioner shall sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in this regard.
The terms and conditions of the MoU shall be clearly spelt and mutually agreeable by the Deputy
Commissioner and the Sponsor.
Separate record of financial support or items received in kind or details of activities conducted under
the campaign shall be maintained by the concerned CDPO.
10.
Evaluation and Monitoring of the campaign
The existing District Level, Project Level & Village Level Review & Monitoring Committee shall monitor
the adopted AW Centres. The Committee shall invite the sponsor to take part in the quarterly review
meetings to discuss the ways and means for better functioning of adopted AWC. The Village level Review
and Monitoring Committee shall submit quarterly report to the concerned CDPO/Deputy Director (ICDS)
and Deputy Commissioner and the CDPO/Deputy Director shall submit quarterly report to the State
nodal department.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
ITANAGAR
—————
CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION
IS HEREBY AWARDED TO
________________________________
(Name of individual/organization/corporate house)
FOR SUPPORT TOWARDS-'ADOPT AN ANGANWADI' CAMPAIGN
AT
________________________________________________________________________
(Name and address of Anganwadi Centre, ICDS Project / District)
FROM
_____________________
(Time period)
Deputy Commissioner
Deputy Director(lCDS)
CDPO
(Name and Seal)
(Name and Seal)
(Name and Seal)
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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
BETWEEN
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
AND
( NAME OF INDIVIDUAL / ORGANISATION / BUSINESS HOUSE / CORPORATE BODY ( NAME &
ADDRESS) HAVING ITS REGISTERED OFFICE / PERMANENT ADDRESS AT _______ AND REGISTERED
UNDER_____________ ACT,_______)
THIS MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING for Adoption of Anganwadi Centre is entered on this _____day
________, 20______ by and between the Department of Women and Child Development, Government of
Arunachal Pradesh, represented by the Deputy Commissioner, _________[hereinafter referred to as the "FIRST
PARTY"), and ______________________(here mention the name & address of the Individual/Organization/
Business House/Corporate Body] as represented by Sri/Smti/Miss_________________________ (hereinafter
referred to as the "SECOND PARTY");
WHEREAS the sole purpose of this Memorandum of Understanding is to encourage the interested
Individuals/Organizations/Business Houses/Corporate Bodies to adopt at least one Anganwadi Centre in each
ICDS Project of Arunachal Pradesh and help in transforming it into a model Anganwadi Centre by supplementing
the Government efforts for strengthening the services provided under the Mission Saksham and Poshan 2.0
Scheme;
WHEREAS the SECOND PARTY is a Resident of_____Village/Town___________District________/
Company registered under the Companies Act, 2013/ a society registered under the Societies Registration
Act, 1860 vide Certificate of Registration No._________ dated_____________/,etc.
WHEREAS the SECOND PARTY is interested in adopting the ________________ Anganwadi Centre
under___________ICDS Project,____________District and supplement the Government efforts for transforming
the said Anganwadi Centre into a Model - Anganwadi Centre;
AND WHEREAS the FIRST PARTY desires to utilize the resources of the SECOND PARTY for the said
purpose and the SECOND PARTY has agreed to adopt it on the terms and conditions hereinafter contained.
NOW THEREFORE THIS MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITHNESSTH THE FOLLOWING
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
1.
That the SECOND PARTY shall provide support in terms of infrastructure facilities and other support
services as per the guidelines for transforming the adopted AW Centre into a model AW Centre on a
pro-bono basis without any obligation.
2.
That the FIRST PARTY shall be responsible for providing logistical support to the SECOND PARTY for
the purposes of this Memorandum of Understanding;
3.
That both the PARTIES agree that they shall keep confidential any documents, data or other information
furnished to each other.
4.
That this Memorandum of Understanding will be in effect initially for a period of three (03) years
from ___________to__________ 20______ and is renewable for such period as may be decided
mutually between the parties. In case, however, the performance of the SECOND PARTY is found
not satisfactory, this Memorandum of Understanding may be terminated by the FIRST PARTY any
time before expiry of the MoU period by giving one month's notice to the SECOND PARTY.
5.
That this Memorandum of Understanding may be altered, modified or amended with the mutual consent
of the PARTIES.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have signed, sealed and delivered these presents on the day,
month and year first above written.
Signature: ____________________________
Signature: ____________________________
Name: _______________________________
Name: _______________________________
Designation: Deputy Commissioner, _____________________
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(For and on behalf of the FIRST PARTY)
(For and on behalf of the SECOND PARTY)
Witness:
Witness:
Signature: ___________________________
Signature:
________________________
1.
Shri/Smt. _________________________
1.
Shri/Smt. _________________________
Designation _______________________
Designation _______________________
Witness:
Witness:
Signature: ___________________________
Signature:
________________________
2.
Shri/Smt. _________________________
2.
Shri/Smt. _________________________
Designation _______________________
Designation _______________________
(On behalf of the FIRST PARTY)
(On behalf of the SECOND PARTY)
FORMAT OF APPLICATION FOR ADOPTING ANGANWADI CENTRES
A.
(In case of Individuals)
1.
Name:
2.
Father's Name
3.
Age:
4.
Permanent Address:
5.
Present Address:
6.
Educational qualification:
7.
Nationality:
8.
Religion
9.
Whether belongs to Scheduled Tribe of A.P.
10.
Profession:
11.
Financial status:
12.
Previous experience in adopting AW Centres, if any.
13.
If yes, please give a brief about it stating location, activities etc.
14.
Period proposed for adoption:
15.
Activities for which additional support will be provided (Please specify)
(1)
If financial support will be provided, then state financial status (last six months Bank statement)
16.
Two copies of recent passport size photograph (to be enclosed)
17.
Police verification report (to be enclosed)
18.
Contact Number.
Declaration
I hereby declare that the information given above are true and correct to the best of my/our knowledge
and belief.
Name & Signature of the applicant (Sponsor)
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FORMAT OF APPLICATION FOR ADOPTING ANGANWADI CENTRES
B.
(In case of non-governmental organizations/business houses/corporate bodies)
1.
Name of organization:
2.
Registered office address:
3.
Registration number (if applicable):
4.
Validity of registration (Enclose registration certificate):
5.
Name and designation of office bearers:
6.
Place of Business/activity:
7.
Type of Business/activity:
8.
Financial status (Annual financial statements for the previous two years to be enclosed):
9.
Previous experience in adopting AW Centres,if any:
10.
If yes, please give a brief about it stating location, activities etc.:
11.
Period proposed for adoption:
12.
Activities for which additional support will be provided (Please specify):
13.
Two copies of recent passport size photograph of Office bearers
(President/Secretary/Proprietor/MD/Partner etc. (to be enclosed)
14.
Police verification report (to be enclosed)
15.
Contact Number of office bearer.
Declaration
I/We hereby declare that the information given above are true and correct to the best of my/our
knowledge and belief.
Date:
Signature of the applicant (Sponsor)
Name
(Office seal)
______________
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ORDER
The 23rd September, 2022
No. SECTT/PHE-27/2019.— In partial modification of even No. dated 16/08/2022, the Executive Engineer,
under PHE & WS Divisions, shall exercise the Financial power of category “C” in pursuance of Government
Notification No. FIN/E-13/86(Pt)/347 dated 22nd February, 2016.
Rinchin Tashi, IAS
Secretary (PHE & WSD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 24th September, 2022
No. DA/VI/15/2009.— On the recommendation of the High Level Standing Committee meeting held on
9th September, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accord approval for establishment
of 2 (two) Nos. Sub-Treasury offices at Tuting under Upper Siang District and Yachuli under Lower Subansiri
District with the condition that the basic required infrastructure and manpower for the proper functioning of
the Sub-Treasury Offices shall be provided by the concerned District Administration as follows —
Sl. No.
Location
District
Administrative jurisdiction
Ex-Officio Collector
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Tuting
Upper Siang
All Offices under the
DC, Yingkiong.
Administrative control of
the ADC, Tuting
2.
Yachuli
Lower Subansiri
All Offices under the Administrative
DC, Ziro
control of the ADC, Yachuli.
This order shall take effect from the date of issue of this notification.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary (Finance),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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CONTENTS
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PART - I
— Appointments, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
136
- 139
PART - III — Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government
150
- 153
and Heads of Departments.
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - I
Appointment, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
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ORDER
The 5th October, 2022
No. SHPD-11018/1/2021.—On recommendation of the Department Promotion Committee dated 27th
July, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order notional promotion/regularization of the
following Assistant Engineer (EM) to the post of Executive Engineer (E&M) in the scale of Pay of `15,600-
39,100 pm + (Grade Pay of ` 6,600) (Pre-revised) plus other allowances as admissible from time to time from
the date of their officiating appointment or date of completion of qualifying length of their services whichever is
later as indicated against each below :
Sl.
Name of
Education
Date of
Date of
Date of
Qualifying
Date of
No.
officer
qualification
Birth
Appointment
officiating
date for
notional
Promotion as Promotion as Promotion as
Promotion/
AE (EM)
EE (EM)
EE (EM)
Regularisation
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1. Shri Jumbom
B. Tech (E)
01.01.1971
07.09.2005
07.05.2010
08.09.2010
08.09.2010
Geyi
2. Shri Hogmar
B.E (Elect)
27.11.1971
10.02.2009
30.07.2012
11.08.2014
11.02.2014
Ete
3. Shri Kipa Kaya B. Tech (E)
01.01.1978
20.03.2007
12.08.2013
21.03.2012
12.08.2013
4. Shri Dharmen
B. Tech (E)
14.01.1971
12.07.2011
19.12.2016
11.12.2014
19.12.2016
Gogoi
The other terms and condition which are not specified herein shall be governed by the Government orders
as in force.
P.S. Lokhande
Commissioner (HPD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 5th October, 2022
No. SHPD-11011/1/2021.—On recommendation of the Department Promotion Committee dated 27th
July, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order notional promotion/regularization of the
following Junior Engineer (EM) to the post of Assistant Engineer (E&M) in the scale of Pay of ` 15,600-39,100
pm + (Grade Pay of ` 5,400) (Pre-revised) plus other allowances as admissible from time to time from the
date of their officiating appointment or date of completion of qualifying length of their services whichever is
later as indicated against each below :
Sl.
Name of
Education
Date of
Date of
Date of
Qualifying
Date of
No.
candidate
qualification
Birth
Appointment Promotion as
date for
notional
as JE (E&M)
AE (E&M)
Promotion as
Promotion/
AE (E&M)
Regularisation
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1. Shri Tage
B. Tech (E)
05.10.1983
31.01.2006
18.07.2011
01.02.2014
01.02.2014
Tagia
2. Shri Tagum
B. E. (E)
01.03.1978
31.01.2006
18.07.2011
01.02.2014
01.02.2014
Techi
3. Shri Duyu
B. E. (E)
02.01.1979
31.01.2006
06.08.2012
01.02.2014
01.02.2014
Habung
4. Shri Limo Nyori B. E. (E)
12.02.1982
31.01.2006
06.08.2012
01.02.2014
01.02.2014
5. Shri Wanchu
B. E. (E)
12.12.1974
31.01.2006
06.08.2012
01.02.2014
01.02.2014
Thongdok
6. Shri Chera
B. E. (E)
10.01.1979
31.01.2006
06.08.2012
01.02.2014
01.02.2014
Robin
7. Shri Garing
B. E. (E)
05.02.1983
31.01.2006
06.08.2012
01.02.2014
01.02.2014
Hina Nabam
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
8. Shri Sheel
B. E. (E)
01.01.1981
31.01.2006
06.08.2012
01.02.2014
01.02.2014
Kapar
9. Shri Bengia
B. E. (Comp) 08.06.1977
31.01.2006
28.06.2013
01.02.2014
01.02.2014
Neye Likha
The other terms and condition which are not specified herein shall be governed by the Government
orders as in force.
P.S. Lokhande
Commissioner (HPD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 11th October, 2022
No. LLJ-11/7/2022.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to confer Shri Himanshu Nigam,
I.A.S. (Probationer), Upper Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh, with the powers of Special Executive Magistrate
as provided under Section 21 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973, (Act No. 2 of 1974) for such period as
may be deemed expedient during his probation period as Additional District Magistrate, Upper Siang District,
Arunachal Pradesh within the local limit of territorial Jurisdiction until further orders.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 12th October, 2022
No. Jud-57/2002/Vol-I.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint the following Advocates/
Lawyers as Government Panel Advocates with effect from 1st January, 2022 to 31st December, 2024 for
conducting cases before the Courts of the Judicial Magistrate First Class, Chief Judicial Magistrate, Additional
District and Session Judge, District & Session Judge in the State of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Office of the Deputy Commissioners and all the Government Establishment may engage the Lawyers
from the respective District-wise panel.
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Name of Advocate
Name of District
(I)
East Kameng
1.
Shri Sunday Iingfa
2.
Shri Nama Dodum
3.
Shri Bimon Sonam
4.
Shri Raka Singhi
5.
Shri Japu Gyadi
6.
Shri Rajiv Cheri
(II)
Tawang
1.
Shri Lobsang Tsering
(III)
Kurung Kumey
1.
Shri Taro Koyang
Commissioner (Law)
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 14th October, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 787 dated 6th October, 2022 sworn
in before Executive Magistrate 1st Class, Nyapin, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made
by Shri Gyamar Karang, son of Late Gyamar Choya, a permanent resident of Village - Mujariang,
P.O. & P.S. - Nyapin, District - Kurung Kumey, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name/surname from
Shri Karang Waii to Shri Gyamar Karang.
Henceforth, Shri Karang Waii will be known and distinguished as Shri Gyamar Karang for all
purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 17th October, 2022
No.LMD-11025/7/2021.—In pursuance of affidavit No. 180940 dated 17th August, 2022, sworn before the
Executive Magistrate, Papum Pare District, Balijan and as per written request made by Shri Techi Hitlar,
DLRSO, Land Management Department, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar to change his name from
Hitlar to Nyishi. Government approval is hereby accorded for change of name from “Hitlar” to “Nyishi” and
hereinafter, he will be known and distinguished as Shri Techi Nyishi for all purposes.
Pankaj Kr. Jha, IAS
Secretary (Land Management),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 20th October, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 12182 dated 16th February, 2017 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made by
Miss Techi Yabb, daughter of Late Techi Taddar, a permanent resident of Village - Bolo, P.O. - Palin,
P.S. - Sangram, District - Kra Daadi, Arunachal Pradesh to change her name/surname from Miss Techi Yabb,
to Smti Dana Yabb Tacho.
Henceforth, Miss Techi Yabb will be known and distinguished as Smti Dana Yabb Tacho for all
purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
DEPARTMENT OF LEGAL METROLOGY & CONSUMER AFFAIRS
NAHARLAGUN
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NOTIFICATION
The 26th November, 2021
No. CLMCA-13024/4/2021.— In exercise of powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 102 of the
Consumer Protection Act, 2019 (35 of 2019) and in supersession of the “The Arunachal Pradesh Consumer
Protection (Appointment, Salary, Allowances and Conditions of Service of President and Members of the
State Commission and District Forum) Rules, 2019”, except as respect things done or omitted to be done
before such supersession and in consonance with the Central Government model rule notified vide G.S.R. 452
(E) dated New Delhi, the 15th July ,2020 the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh hereby makes the following rules,
namely : -
1.
Short title and commencement :
(1)
These rules may be called the Arunachal Pradesh Consumer Protection (Qualification for
appointment, method of recruitment, procedure of appointment, term of office, resignation
and removal of the President and Members of the State Commission and District Commission)
Rules, 2021.
(2)
They shall come into force from the date of their notification in the Arunachal Pradesh Official
Gazette.
2.
Definitions :
(1)
In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires, -
(a)
“Act” means the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 (35 of 2019);
(b)
“Selection Committee” means the Selection Committee referred to in sub-rule (1) of rule 6;
(2)
The words and expressions used herein, but not defined and defined in the Act shall have the same
meaning assigned to them in the Act.
3.
Qualifications for appointment of President and Members of the State Commission :
(1)
A person shall not be qualified for appointment as President, unless he is, or has been,a Judge of
the High Court ;
(2)
A person shall not be qualified for appointment as a member unless he is of not less than forty years
of age and possesses—
(a)
an experience of at least ten years as presiding officer of a district court or of any tribunal at
equivalent level or combined service as such in the district court and tribunal :
Provided that not more than fifty percent of such members shall be appointed ; or
(b)
a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university and is a person of ability, integrity and standing,
and has special knowledge and professional experience of not less than twenty years in
consumer affairs, law, public affairs, administration, economics, commerce, industry, finance,
management, engineering, technology, public health or medicine :
(3)
At least one member or the President of the State Commission shall be a woman.
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4.
Qualifications for appointment of President and member of District Commission :
(1)
A person shall not be qualified for appointment as President, unless he is, or has been , or is
qualified to be a District Judge.
(2)
A person shall not be qualified for appointment as member unless he-
(a)
is of not less than thirty-five years of age ;
(b)
Possesses a bachelor’s degree from a recognized University ; and
(c)
is a person of ability, integrity and standing, and having special knowledge industry, medicine,
and professional experience of not less than fifteen years in consumer affairs, law, public
affairs, administration, economics, commerce, finance, management, engineering technology,
public health or
(3)
At least one member or the President of the District Commission shall be a woman.
5.
Disqualification for appointment of President or Member of State Commission and District
Commission :
A person shall be disqualified for appointment as the President or a member of a State Commission
or District Commission if he/she —
(1)
has been convicted and sentenced to imprisonment for an offence which involves moral turpitude ; or
(2)
has been adjudged to be insolvent ; or
(3)
is of unsound mind and stands so declared by a competent court ; or
(4)
has been removed or dismissed from the service of the State Government or Central Government or
a body corporate owned or controlled by such Government ; or,
(5)
has, in the opinion of the State Government, such financial or other interest as is likely to prejudicially
affect his functions as the President or a member.
6.
Procedure of appointment :
(1)
The President and members of the State Commission and the District Commission shall be appointed
by the State Government on the recommendation of a Selection Committee, consisting of the
following persons, namely : –
(a)
Chief Justice of the High Court or any Judge of the High Court
—
Chairperson
nominated by him
(b)
Secretary in-charge of Consumer Affairs of the State Government
—
Member
(c)
Nominee of the Chief Secretary of the State
—
Member
(2)
The Secretary in-charge of Consumer Affairs of the State Government shall be the convener of the
Selection Committee.
(3)
No appointment of the President, or of a member shall be invalid merely by reason of any vacancy
or absence in the Selection Committee other than a vacancy or absence of the Chairperson.
(4)
The process of appointments shall be initiated by the State Government at least six months before
the vacancy arises.
(5)
If a post falls vacant due to resignation or death of a member or creation of a new post, the process
for filling the post shall be initiated immediately after the post has fallen vacant or is created, as the
case may be.
(6)
The advertisement of a vacancy inviting applications for the posts from eligible candidates shall be
published in leading newspapers and circulated in such other manner as the State Government may
deem appropriate.
(7)
After scrutiny of the applications received till the last date specified for receipt of such applications,
a list of eligible candidates along with their applications shall be placed before the Selection
Committee.
(8)
The Selection Committee shall consider all the applications of eligible applicants referred to it and
if it considers necessary, it may shortlist the applicants in accordance with such criteria as it may
decide.
(9)
The Selection Committee shall determine its procedure for making its recommendation keeping in
view the requirements of the State Commission or the District Commission and after taking into
account the suitability, record of past performance, integrity and adjudicatory experience.
(10)
The Selection committee shall recommend a panel of names of candidates for appointment in the
order of merit for the consideration of the State Government.
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(11)
The State Government shall verify or cause to be verified the credentials and antecedents of the
recommended candidates.
(12)
Every appointment of a President or member shall be subject to submission of a certificate of
physical fitness as indicated in the annexure appended to these rules, duly signed by a civil surgeon
or District Medical Officer.
(13)
Before appointment, the selected candidate shall furnish an undertaking that he does not and will
not have any such financial or other interest as is likely to affect prejudicially his functions as a
President or member.
7.
Resignation by President or Member of State Commission or District Commission :
The President or any member may, by writing under his hand addressed to the State Government,
resign his office at any time :
Provided that the President or member shall, unless he is permitted by the State Government to
relinquish office sooner, continue to hold office until the expiry of three months from the date of receipt of
such notice or until a person duly appointed as a successor enters upon his office or until the expiry of his
term of office, whichever is the earliest.
8.
Removal of President or Member of State Commission or District Commission from office :
(1)
The State Government shall remove from office any President or member, who—
(a)
has been adjudged as an insolvent ; or
(b)
has been convicted of an offence which involves moral turpitude ; or
(c)
has become physically or mentally incapable of acting as such member; or
(d)
has acquired such financial or other interest as is likely to affect prejudicially his functions as
a member ; or
(e)
has so abused his position as to render his continuance in office prejudicial to public interest :
Provided that where a President or member is proposed to be removed on any ground
specified in clauses (c) to (e), the President or member shall be informed of the charges
against him and given an opportunity of being heard in respect of those charges.
9.
Procedure for inquiry of misbehavior or incapacity of President or Member of State Commission
or District Commission :
(1)
If a written complaint is received by the State Government, alleging any definite charge of misbehavior
or incapacity to perform the functions of the office in respect of the President or a Member of the
State Commission or District Commission, the State Government shall make a preliminary scrutiny
of such complaint.
(2)
If on preliminary scrutiny, the State Government is of the opinion that there are reasonable grounds
for making an inquiry into the truth of any misbehavior or incapacity of the President or a Member of
the State Commission or District Commission, it shall make a reference to the National Commission
in the case of State Commission and to the State Commission in the case of District Commission
to conduct the inquiry.
(3)
The National Commission or the State Commission, as the case may be, shall complete the inquiry
within three months or such further time as may be specified by the National Commission.
(4)
After the conclusion of the inquiry, the National Commission or the State Commission, as the case
may be, shall submit its report to the State Government stating therein its findings and the reasons
therefor on each of the charges separately with such observations on the whole case as it may
think fit.
(5)
The National Commission or the State Commission, as the case may be, shall not be bound by the
procedure laid down by the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (5 of 1908) but shall be guided by the
principles of natural justice and shall have power to regulate its own procedure, including the fixing
of date, place and time of its inquiry.
10.
Term of office of President or Member : The President and every member of the State Commission
and the District Commission shall hold office for a term of four years or up to the age of sixty-five years,
whichever is earlier and shall be eligible for reappointment for another term of four years subject to the
age limit of sixty-five years, and such reappointment is made on the basis of the recommendation of the
Selection Committee.
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Substitution of
new section for
section 41.
ANNEXURE
[See rule 6 (12)]
CERTIFICATE OF PHYSICAL FITNESS
I hereby certify that I have examined Shri/Smt./Ms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . and that
I have not discovered that he/she has any disease (communicable or otherwise), constitutional weakness or
bodily infirmity, except . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I do not consider this a disqualification for his/her for
employment as member in the State/District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission for a period of four
years or up to the age of sixty five years, whichever is earlier.
Signature
Signature of candidate
Designation
Date . . . . . . . . . . . .
(Civil Surgeon/District Medical Officer).
Opak Gao, IAS
Secretary,
Legal Metrology & Consumer Affairs,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh
Itanagar.
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PART III — Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government
154
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART I
Appointments, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
ORDER
The 18th December, 2015
No. MDEV39/14.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to accord sanction to the
creation of the following temporary Group A, B, C NonPlan posts under Health & Family Welfare Department,
Arunachal Pradesh for a period up to 29th February, 2016 from the date of issue of the order.
Sl.
Designation of Posts
No. of
Scale of pay
Head of Account
Location
No.
Posts
1
2
3
4
5
6
SPECIALIST - 101 (Gr. A)
1.
Medicine
02
`15,60039,100+
2210Medical &
Arunachal
6,600
PH, 03RHS
State Hospital/
(Allopathy),
General
110H&D01Estt.
Hospital/
Expenses, 0001
Dist. Hospital.
Salaries, Demand
No. 15.
2.
Surgical
03
`15,60039,100+
do
do
6,600
3.
Anesthetist
04
` 15,60039,100+
do
do
6,600
4.
Pediatrician
06
` 15,60039,100+
do
do
6,600
5.
Obs & Gynecology
06
`15,60039,100+
do
do
6,600
6.
Radiologist
16
`15,60039,100+
do
do
6,600
7.
Medical Oncolgist
6
`15,60039,100+
do
do
6,600
8.
Radiotherapist
04
`15,60039,100+
do
do
6,600
9.
Orthopedist
13
`15,60039,100+
do
do
6,600
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10.
Ophthalmologist
08
`15,60039,100+
do
do
6,600
11.
Forensic Medicine
06
`15,60039,100+
do
do
6,600
12.
ENT Surgeon
15
`15,60039,100+
do
do
6,600
13.
Dermatology
06
`15,60039,100+
do
do
6,600
14.
Psychiatrist
06
`15,60039,100+
do
do
6,600
15.
Medical Officer (Allopathy)
65
`15,60039,100+
do
do
5,400
16.
Medical Officer (Ayur.)
05
`15,60039,100+
2210Medical &
do
5,400
PH, 04RHS
(Other system of
Medicine),
101Ayurveda, 01Estt.
Expenses, 00,01
Salaries, Demand
No. 15.
17.
Medical Offier (Homoeo)
05
` 15,60039,100 +
2210Medical &
do
5,400
PH, 04RHS
(Other system of
Medicine),
102Homoeo, 01Estt.
Expenses, 00,01
Salaries, Demand
No. 15.
18.
Biomedical Instrumentation
02
` 15,60039,100 +
2210Medical &
do
Engineer
5,400
PH, 03RHS
(Allopathy),
110H&D 01Estt.
Expenses, 0001
Salaries, Demand
No. 15.
Group - B
19.
Physiotherapist
07
` 9,30034,500 +
2210Medical &
do
4,600
PH, 03RHS
(Allopathy),
110H&D 01Estt.
Expenses, 0001
Salaries, Demand
No. 15.
20.
Staff Nurse
256
` 9,30034,500 +
2210Medical &
do
4,600
PH, 03RHS
(Allopathy),
110H&D 01Estt.
Expenses, 0001
Salaries, Demand
No. 15.
21.
Drug Inspecter
11
` 9,30034,500 +
2210Medical &
do
4,600
PH, 06Public Health
001Direction & Adm.,
0001Salaries,
Demand No. 15.
1
2
3
4
5
6
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Group - C
22.
ANM
150
` 5,20020,200 +
2210Medical &
do
2,400
PH, 03RHS
(Allopathy),
110H&D 01Estt.
Expenses, 0001
Salaries, Demand
No. 15.
23.
Radiographer
06
` 5,20020,200 +
do
do
2,400
24.
Laboratory Technician
34
` 5,20020,200 +
do
do
2,400
25.
Blood Bank Technician
12
` 5,20020,200 +
do
do
2,400
26.
ECG Technician
03
` 5,20020,200 +
do
do
2,400
27.
OT Technician
18
` 5,20020,200 +
do
do
2,400
Total =675
This sanction is subject to the following terms and conditions :
1.
The sanction is subject to actual availability of fund provision in the Department in proper Head of Account
in the Departmental Budget.
2.
This sanction is subject to the condition that recruitment process will be made in phase manner after
observing all codal formalities.
3.
As per approval, required fund provision shall be made in BE 201617.
4.
The Department shall indicate and communicate to Budget Department as to how many posts is filled
during current financial year 201516 on the date of appointment.
This issues with the concurrence of the Finance Depatment vide their Dy. No. Fin. (D) 603 dated
14th December, 2015.
Bolung Siram, IAS
Commissioner (Health & F.W),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
ORDER
The 13th April, 2016
No. MDEV39/14.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is hereby pleased to accord sanction to the
creation of the following temporary Group A, B, C Non-Plan post under Health & Family Welfare Department,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh for a period up to 28th February, 2017 from the date of issue of the order.
Sl.
Designation of Posts
Scale of pay
Number
Head of Account
Remarks
No.
of Posts
01Nonplan
1
2
3
4
5
6
Group - A
SUPER SPECIALIST
Sl. No. 1-5 Pay
Scale and other
Service condition
subject to
finalisation of
Recruitment Rules.
1.
Rheumatologist
` 15,60039,100 +
1
2210Medical & PH,
Tomo Riba
7,600
03RHS (Allopathy),
State
110H&D01Estt.
Hospital
Expenses, 0001
Salaries, Demand
No. 15. (01-Non-Plan)
1
2
3
4
5
6
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2.
Neurologist
` 15,60039,100 +
1
do
do
7,600
3.
Nephrologist
` 15,60039,100 +
1
do
do
7,600
4.
Gastroenterologist
` 15,60039,100 +
1
do
do
7,600
5.
Endocrinologist
` 15,60039,100 +
1
do
do
7,600
Jr. SPECIALIST
6.
Medicine
` 15,60039,100 +
3
do
GHs
6,600
7.
Surgical
` 15,60039,100 +
3
do
GHs
6,600
8.
Anesthesiology
` 15,60039,100 +
2
do
GHs
6,600
9.
Pediatrics
` 15,60039,100 +
2
do
GHs
6,600
10.
Obs & Gynecology
` 15,60039,100 +
2
do
GHs
6,600
11.
Pathologist
` 15,60039,100 +
5
do
GHs
6,600
12.
Mircobiology
` 15,60039,100 +
5
do
GHs
6,600
13.
Epidemiologist
` 15,60039,100 +
4
do
GHs
6,600
14.
Biochemistry
` 15,60039,100 +
5
do
GHs
6,600
15.
Chest & TB/Pul.
` 15,60039,100 +
5
do
GHs
Medicine
6,600
DENTAL SPECIALIST
16.
Conservative
` 15,60039,100 +
2
do
Tomo Riba
Dentistry & Endodontist
6,600
State
Hosptial &
GH Pasighat
17.
Oral & Maxillofacial
` 15,60039,100 +
2
do
do
Surgery
6,600
18.
Orthodontist
` 15,60039,100 +
1
do
Tomo Riba
6,600
State
Hosptial
19.
Propsthodontist
` 15,60039,100 +
2
do
Tomo Riba
6,600
State
Hosptial &
GH Pasighat
GDMOs
20.
GDMO (Allopathy)
` 15,60039,100 +
43
do
GHs/DHs
5,400
CHCs/PHCs
21.
GDMO
` 15,60039,100 +
16
do
GHs/DHs
(Dental Surgeon)
5,400
CHCs/PHCs
22.
GDMO(Homoeo)
` 15,60039,100 +
33
2210Medical &
GHs/DHs
5,400
PH, 04RHS
CHCs/PHCs
(Other system of
Medicine), 102
Homeo., 01Estt.
Expenses, 00,
01Salaries,
Demand No. 15
(01-Non-Plan)
1
2
3
4
5
6
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23.
GDMO (Ayur.)
` 15,60039,100 +
5
2210Medical &
GHs
5,400
PH, 04RHS
(Other system of
Medicine), 101
Ayurveda., 01Estt.
Expenses, 00,
01Salaries,
Demand No. 15
(01-Non-Plan)
24.
GDMO (Unani)
` 15,60039,100 +
1
2210Medical &
Tomo Riba
5,400
PH, 04RHS
State
(Other system of
Hospital.
Medicine), 101
Ayurveda., 01Estt.
Expenses, 00,
01Salaries,
Demand No. 15
(01-Non-Plan)
Group - B
25.
Drug Inspector
` 9,30034,500 +
4
2210Medical &
All Districts
4,600
PH, 06Public
Health, 001
Direction & Admn.,
0001Salaries,
Demand No. 15
(01-Non-Plan)
26.
Staff Nurse
` 9,30034,500 +
53
2210Medical &
All CHCs/
4,600
PH, 03RHS
PHCS.
(Allopathy),
110H&D01Estt.
Expenses,
0001Salaries,
Demand No. 15
(01-Non-Plan)
Group - C
27.
Pharmacist
` 5,200 20,200 +
42
2210Medical &
All CHCs/
2,800
PH, 03RHS
PHCS.
(Allopathy),
110H&D01Estt.
Expenses,
0001Salaries,
Demand No. 15
(01-Non-Plan)
28.
Ophthalmic Assistant
` 5,200 20,200 +
11
do
do
2,800
29.
Radiographer
` 5,200 20,200 +
46
do
do
2,400
30.
Laboratory Technician
` 5,200 20,200 +
32
do
do
2,400
31.
ECG Technician
` 5,200 20,200 +
16
do
do
2,400
32.
OT Technician
` 5,200 20,200 +
4
do
do
2,400
33.
Dental Technician
` 5,200 20,200 +
20
do
do
2,400
34.
Blood Bank Technician
` 5,200 20,200 +
5
do
do
2,400
35.
ANM
` 5,200 20,200 +
64
do
All SCs
2,400
(Non
functional)
1
2
3
4
5
6
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36.
HA (Jr.)
` 5,200 20,200 +
32
do
do
1,900
37.
Driver
` 5,200 20,200 +
52
do
CHCs/PHCs
1,900
MTS
38.
Stretcher Bearer
` 5,200 20,200 +
88
do
Deployment
1,800
to be notified
separately
39.
Sanitary Assistant
` 5,200 20,200 +
89
do
do
1,800
40.
Cook
` 5,200 20,200 +
22
do
do
1,800
41.
Masalchi
` 5,200 20,200 +
98
do
do
1,800
42.
Dhobi/Washerman
` 5,200 20,200 +
67
do
do
1,800
43.
Female Attendant
` 5,200 20,200 +
96
do
do
1,800
44.
Male Attendant
` 5,200 20,200 +
90
do
do
1,800
45.
Night Chowkidar
` 5,200 20,200 +
94
do
do
1,800
46.
Peon
` 5,200 20,200 +
98
do
do
1,800
47.
RHW/MPW
` 5,200 20,200 +
447
2210Medical & PH,
1 (one) for
1,800
06Public Health101
each Health
P&CD01MEP00
SubCentre
01Salaries,
Demand No. 15.
(01NonPlan)
Total =
(One thousand seven
1716
hundred sixteen)
This issues with the concurrence of the Finance Department vide their Dy. No. Fin(D) 1006
dated 29th March, 2016.
Hage Kojeen, IAS
Commissioner (Health & F.W.),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 13th September, 2016
No. MED/NS/RR/18/2013.—In pursuance of GoI OM No. Z28015/77/2008N, dated 7th May, 2010 and
No. MED/HCC1/2002 dated 15th December, 2009, the post of Junior Public Health Nurse (JPHN) under
Department of Health and Family Welfare is hereby redesignated as Public Health Nurse (PHN) in line with
Government of Arunachal Pradesh Order No. MED/NS/2013, dated 31st October, 2014, and also as per
recommendation of 6th Pay Commission.
Kaling Tayeng, IAS
Commissioner (Health & FW),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
1
2
3
4
5
6
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NOTIFICATION
The 30th June, 2022
No. TPULB/19012/1/2021—. WHEREAS, Government of Arunachal Pradesh has enacted “Arunachal
Pradesh Urban & Country Planning Act, 2007 (Act No. 3 of 2008)” for regulating various development
activities in the state.
AND WHEREAS, provision is made under section 39 of the said Act to levy charges (hereinafter called
Development Charge) on carrying out of any development or the institution or change of land use in the
whole part of planning area.
THEREFORE, in exercise of the powers conferred under Section 39 and Section 40 of the said Act,
read with rule 4 of the Arunachal Pradesh Urban & Country Planning Rules, 2011, the Governor of Arunachal
Pradesh is pleased to approve and fix the rates for development charges for the jurisdiction of Local Planning
Areas in the state of Arunachal Pradesh which shall not exceed the prescribed rate :
Sl.
Activities
Rate of charge (per sqm)
No.
Urban
Urban/
Rural
(Municipal
District
Areas
Area)
Areas
1.
(a)
For institution of use
(i)
For Residential
5.00
4.00
2.00
(ii)
For Industry
10.00
8.00
5.00
(iii)
For Commerce
12.00
8.00
6.00
(iv)
Others
2.00
2.00
1.00
(b)
For change of Land Use
` (per sqm)
` (per sqm)
` (per sqm)
(i)
From Agriculture to Residence
25.00
15.00
10.00
(ii)
From Agriculture to Industry
50.00
20.00
20.00
(iii)
From Agriculture to Commerce
25.00
15.00
15.00
(iv)
From Residence to Industry
50.00
30.00
20.00
(v)
From Residence to Commerce
25.00
20.00
15.00
(vi)
From Industry to Residence
50.00
20.00
20.00
(vii)
From Industry to Commerce
25.00
15.00
15.00
(c)
For Carrying Development
` (per
` (per
` (per
cubic m)
cubic m)
cubic m)
(i)
Land Development
5.00
3.00
2.00
(ii)
Erection/reerection/extension of
5.00
3.00
2.00
content of building works
(d)
Development Permission @ per sqm for
5.00
5.00
5.00
NOCs
Ajay Kumar Bisht, IAS
Secretary to Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Department of Town Planning,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 11th August, 2022
No. Law/Legn22/2019.— In the interest of public service and in exercise of the powers conferred
under section 388 of the Indian Sucession Act, 1925, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to
invest the Courts of JMFCcumCivil Judge (Jr. Division) and CJMcumCivil Judge (Sr. Division) with the
powers to exercise the functions of a District Judge under Part X of the said Act until further order.
The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is further pleased to order that in terms of Article 236 of the
Constitution of India read with Section 3 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 as amended by Notification
No. Jud25/74 dated 2nd April, 1974 and subsection (23) and (24) of Section 3 of Arunachal Pradesh
Interpretation and General Clause Act, 1982 (Act No. 3 of 1982), in such District where no Judicial Officers
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are posted, the Deputy CommissionerscumDistrict Magistrates and Additional Deputy Commissioners
cumAdditional District Magistrates shall continue to exercise the function of District Judge for issue of
Succession Certificate till regular Judicial Officers are posted.
This supersedes the Government Notification No. Jud/DCS37/2010 dated 8th September, 2010 and
shall come into force on the date of its publication in the Official Gazette and the same shall be enforced
till further order.
By order and in name of the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagr.
CORRIGENDUM
The 22nd August, 2022
No. Law/Legn22/2019.— In the Government Notification No. Law/Legn22/2019 dated 11th August, 2022,
the First paragraph may be read as below,—
“In the interest of public service and in exercise of the powers conferred under section 388 of the
Indian Succession Act, 1925, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to invest the Courts of JMFC
cumCivil Judge (Jr. Div.) and CJMcumCivil Judge (Sr. Div.) (wherever the District and Sessions Judges
are not posted), with the powers to excercise the functions of a District Judge under Part X of the said
Act until further order”.
Chief Secretary
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 31st August, 2022
No. DSE13012/4/2021.—On recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee held on
12th July, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint on promotion of the following
Headmaster/VicePrincipal /DAEO to the post of Principal (Group'A' Gazetted) in the scale of Pay Matrix
Level 12 plus other allowances as admissible under rules from time to time with effect from 1st August, 2022.
1.
Shri Chou Enseng Singkai, HM/VP
2.
Shir Bili Gadi, HM/VP
3.
Shri Tenzing Wangda, HM/VP
4.
Shri Tapok Ezing, HM/VP
5.
Shri Baling Gamno, HM/VP
6.
Shri Eken Bam, HM/VP
7.
Smti Hengam Ete Bagra, HM/VP
8.
Shri Pokdey Yomgam, HM/VP
9.
Smti Khunya Catherene Lowangcha, HM/VP
10.
Shri Osup Tahar, HM/VP
11.
Smti Olak Ratan, HM/VP
12.
Shri Malo Rilo, HM/VP
13.
Smti Yabiang Anku Padi, HM/VP
14.
Shri Talu Dai, HM/VP
15.
Shri Jeyum Romin, HM/VP
16.
Shri Emin Rumi, DAEO
17.
Shri Techi Pratap, DAEO
[2]
1.
The posting order is to be implemented with immediate effect. The newly promote will be deemed
to be relieved from their current place of posting by 15th September, 2022.
2.
No representation regarding change of place of posting will be entertained in any circumstances.
3.
The other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed as per existing
Government Rules and Orders in force from time to time.
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[3]
Consequent upon their promotion and in the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal
Pradesh is pleased to transfer and posting of the following promotees as shown below with immediate
effect.
Sl.
Name of Promotee
Present Posting
Posted to
Remarks
No.
Place
(on Promotion)
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Shri Chou Enseng
GSS, Wakro,
GHSS, Seppa,
Against newly post
Singkai, HM/VP
Lohit Dist.
Bazar Line, East
created vide order
Kameng District as
No. EED.2/548/201516
Principal
dated 4th May, 2018.
2.
Shri Bili Gadi, HM/VP
GSS, Tai,
GHSS, Seijosa,
Against newly post
Lepa Rada Dist.
Pakke Kessang
created vide order
District as
No. EED.2/548/201516
Principal
dated 4th May, 2018.
3.
Shri Tenzing Wangda,
GTSS, Tuting,
GHSS, Tawang,
Against newly post
HM/VP
Upper Siang Dist.
Tawang District
created vide order
as Principal
No. EED.2/548/201516
dated 4th May, 2018.
4.
Shri Tapok Ezing,
GSS, Ngorlung,
GHSS, Anini,
Against newly post
HM/VP
East Siang Dist.
Dibang Valley
created vide order
District as
No. EED.2/548/201516
Principal
dated 4th May, 2018.
5.
Shri Baling Gamno,
GHSS, Dambuk,
GHSS, Bana, East
Against Shri Apel Tayeng,
HM/VP
Lower Dibang
Kameng District as
Principal retired
Valley Dist.
Principal
6.
Shri Eken Bam,
GSS, Tissa Camp,
GHSS, Nyapin,
Against Shri C.S. Singpho,
HM/VP
Longding Dist.
Kurung Kumey
Principal retired
District as Principal
7.
Smti Hengam Ete
GSS, Yangte,
GHSS, Yazali
Against Shri Bompang
Bagra, HM/VP
Kra Daadi Dist.
Lower Subansiri
Tayeng, Principal retired
District as Principal
8.
Shri Pokdey Yomgam,
GHSS, Yomcha,
GHSS, MuriMugli,
Against Shri Kaling Ratan,
HM/VP
West Siang Dist.
Kamle District as
Principal retired
Principal
9.
Smti Khunya
GSS, Nirjuli,
GHSS, Khonsa,
Against Shri Bomgi Doke,
Catherene
Papum Pare Dist.
Tirap District District
DDSE retired
Lowangcha, HM/VP
as Principal
10.
Shri Osup Tahar,
GHSS, Chongkham,
GHSS, Kalaktang,
Against Shri Tachok Zirdo,
HM/VP
Namsai Dist.
West Kameng as
Principal retired
Principal
11.
Smti Olak Ratan,
GHSS, Mebo,
GHSS, Manmow,
Against Shri Nyami Riba,
HM/VP
East Siang Dist.
Changlang District
Principal retired
as Principal
12.
Shri Malo Rilo,
GHSS, Dumporijo,
GHSS, Thrizino,
Against Shri Tagin Tatan,
HM/VP
Upper Subansiri
West Kameng
Principal retired
Dist.
District as
Principal
13.
Smti Yabiang Anku
GHSS, Arunodaya,
GHSS, Raga,
Against Shri Orkam Garam,
Padi, HM/VP
Itanagar, Capital
Kamle District
DDSE retired
Complex
as Principal
14.
Shri Talu Dai, HM/VP
GSS, Yagrung,
GHSS, Jang
Against Shri Talem Jamoh,
East Siang Dist.
Tawang District
DDSE retired
as Principal
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15.
Shri Jeyum Romin
GSS, Roing, Lower
GHSS, Innao,
Against Shri Tapor Mibang,
HM/VP
Dibang Valley Dist.
Changlang District
Principal retired
as Principal
16.
Shri Emin Rumi,
O/o The DSE,
GHSS, Longding,
Against Shri Mijum Lego,
DAEO
Itanagar
Longding District
Principal retired
as Principal
17.
Shri Techi Pratap,
O/o The ISSE,
O/o The DEE,
Against Shri Tatem Taloh,
DAEO
Itanagar
Itanagar as DDEE
Principal retired
against Shri Eto Ete.
This issues with the approval of Competent Authority vide Note# 112 dated 31st August, 2022.
Padmini Singla, IAS
Commissioner (Education),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The19th September, 2022
No. DSE13012/3/2022.—On recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee held on
8th September, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to Promote the following Deputy Director
of School Education/Principal to the post of Joint Director, (Group ‘A’ Gazetted) in pay Matrix Level 12 plus
other allowances as admissible under rules from time to time with effect from 8th September, 2022.
Sl.
Name of the promotee
Present place of posting
Posted to
Remark
No.
(On Promotion)
1.
Shri Obuk Panor, DDSE
O/o the DEE, Itanagar
O/o the DEE, Itanagar
Against Shri Otem
as Joint Director
Tayeng, Joint
Director promoted to
DEE.
2.
Shri Tani Talom, DDSE
O/o the DEE, Itanagar
O/o the DEE, Itanagar
Against Shri Tapi
as Joint Director
Gao, Joint
Director retired
3.
Smti Mallo Yam Gollo,
O/o the DSE, Itanagar
O/o the DSE, Itanagar
Against Shri Marken
as Joint Director
Kadu, Joint Director
promoted to DSE.
The posting is to be implemented with immediated effect.
The other terms and conditions which are not specified herein shall be governed as per existing Government
Rules and Orders in force from time to time.
This issues with the approval of Competent Authority vide U.O. No. 47 dated 19th September, 2022.
Padmini Singla, IAS
Commissioner (Education),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 24th September, 2022
No. DME T & R/ESTT2019/05.—In partial modification of Government order No. HFW06/2018, dated
Itanagar, the 10th August, 2018, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accord sanction to the
creation of following temporary Group ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’ posts of 7 (seven) Nursing Schools under Health and
Family Welfare Department, Government of Arunachal Pradesh in the pay scale/pay matrix plus other allowances
admissible from time to time from the date of issue of this order, with deletion of serial No. 3 of the terms and
conditions of the Government order vide No. HFW06/2018 dated 10th August, 2018.
Terms and Conditions
1.
The recruitment of staff against created posts shall be subject to available of fund strictly as per
recruitment rule.
2.
The status of posts and pay scale shall be as approved by AR Department.
1
2
3
4
5
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3.
Cooks shall be appointed as contingency as per guidelines.
4.
Time to time post continuation shall be obtained.
5.
Appointment will be through APPSC/APSSB as the case may be.
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Name & Classification of Post
No. of Post
Pay Matrix
1.
Principal Group ‘A’ (Gazetted)
7
Level 12, ` 78,800
2.
Tutor, Group ‘A’ (Gazetted)
22
level 10, ` 56,100
3.
Clinical Instructor, Group ‘B’ (NonGazetted)
24
level 8, ` 47,600
4.
Warden, Group ‘B’ (Non Gazetted)
7
Level 6, ` 35,400
5.
Librarian, Group ‘C’ (Non Gazetted)
7
Level 5, ` 29,200
6.
Computer Operator, Group ‘C’ (Non Gazetted)
7
Level 4, ` 25,500
7.
Cook, Group ‘C’ (Non Gazetted)
7
Level 2, ` 19,900
Total Number of Posts
81
The expenditure is debitable under Head of Account MajorHead 2210 Medical and Public Health,
Sub Major Head 05 Medical Education, Training and Research, MinorHead 105 Allopathy, Sub Head 03
Establishment expenses, Detailed Head 00, Object Head 01 Salary, Demand No. 80, Code 01 (Non Plan).
This order supersedes the earlier order No. HFW06/2018, dated Itanagar 10th August, 2018.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary (Health & FW),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 17th October, 2022
No. PERS13043/1/2021/382.— Consequent upon the recommendation of the Arunachal Pradesh Public
Service Commission vide their Letter No. PSCR(B)/22/2020 dated 30th June, 2022 , the Governor of Arunachal
Pradesh is pleased to appoint the following candidates to the post of Law officercumJunior Draftsman in the
Law, Legislative & Judicial Department, Government of Arunachal Pradesh in the Pay Matrix Level 10
(` 56,1001,77,500) (Group A) and other allowances as admissible from time to time, with effect from the date
of his/her joining until further orders :
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Name of the candidate
Roll No.
Permanent Address
1.
Shri Tenzin Zimba
100158
Shri Tenzin Zimba, S/o Shri Tashi Phuntso,
Melongkong, Village Dirang, West Kameng,
Arunachal Pradesh.
2.
Shri Tani Tatak
100111
Shri Tani Tatak, S/o Shri Tamen Tatak
E 50, Pessing, Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh
(2)
The appointees shall be on probation for a period of 2 (two) years from the date of their joining, and
probation shall be regularized subject to satisfactory performance.
(3)
The appointment may be terminated at any time by a month’s notice given by either side, viz, the
appointee or the appointing authority, without assigning any reason thereof. The appointing authority however
reserves the right to terminate the service of the appointee forthwith or without any notice by making payment
to him of a sum equivalent to the pay and allowances for the period of notice or the unexpired portion thereof.
(4)
If any declaration given or information furnished by the candidate proves to be false or if the candidate
is found to have willfully suppressed any material information, he shall be liable for removal from service and
such other action as the Government deems necessary.
(5)
The appointment will be further subject to :—
(i)
Submission of a declaration in regard of marriage in the prescribed form.
(ii)
Taking an Oath of allegiance & faithfulness to the Constitution of India (or making of solemn
affirmation to that effect) in the prescribed form on joining.
(iii)
Production of Release Order/NOC from the previous employer (applicable in the case of Person(s)
who are already in Government Service).
(iv)
Production of original educational qualification certificates and all other testimonials for verification
at the time of joining.
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(v)
The other terms and conditions of service which are not specified herein shall be governed by the
relevant rules and orders in force from time to time.
(vi)
No TA will be allowed for joining on appointment.
The appointee shall join the service in the Department of Law, Legislative & Judicial, Government of
Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar within 15 days from the date of the issue of this appointment order, failing
which the appointment order shall stand cancelled.
Mimum Tayeng, IAS
Secretary (Personnel),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 18th October, 2022
No. PHE/Sectt45/97 Pt.III.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order for creation of the
functional PHE & WS SubDivision at Bilat by bifurcating from PHE & WS SubDivision, Pasighat, under
Pasighat Division, East Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh with administrative jurisdiction namely, Bilat CO
Hq, Korang CO Hq, Ruksin ADC Hq and Oyan CO Hq for proper & speedy implementation of JJM/supervision/
monitoring, execution, operation and maintenance of the various water supply schemes. All the proposals of
ongoing projects/schemes/works and all related office records, correspondences, file etc. along with all assets
like buildings, office equipments and materials etc. shall be relocated from the existing man power,
This order comes into force with immediate effect.
N. T. Glow, IRS
Secretary (PHE & WS),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 19th October, 2022
No. APLA29015/1/2022.—Sanction is hereby accorded to the creation of the following temporary Group
‘C’ Post with effect from 29th September, 2022, for the Legislative Assembly Secretariat, Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar in the pay matrix as shown against for a period upto 28th February, 2023.
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Designation of Post
No. of Post
Pay Matrix
1
2
3
4
1.
MTS
6 (six)
Level 1, ` 18,00056,900
2.
Cook
2 (two)
Level 1, ` 18,00056,900
Total 8 (eight) Posts
The expenditure is debitable to the Head of Account 2011 02 103 01 00 01 Salaries (NonPlan) under
Demand No. 1.
The Finance Department concurs the creation of above posts vide No. BUDGET101/1/2022 (Pt.)/4646,
dated 13th September, 2022.
This issues with the apporval of competent authority.
K. Habung,
Secretary,
Legislative Assembly,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 19th October, 2022
No. APLA29015/1/2022.—Sanction is hereby accorded to the creation of the following temporary
Group ‘C’ Post with effect from 29th September, 2022 for the Legislative Assembly Secretariat, Arunachal
Pradesh, Itanagar in the pay matrix as shown against each for a period upto 28th February, 2023.
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Designation of Post
No. of Post
Pay Matrix
1
2
3
4
1.
Upper Division Clerk (Group ‘C’ NonGazetted)
4 (four)
Level 5 ` 29,20092,300
2.
IT Assistant (Group ‘C’ NonGazetted)
2 (two)
Level 5 ` 29,20092,300
3.
Store Keeper (Group ‘C’ NonGazetted)
1 (one)
Level 5 ` 29,20092,300
4.
Curator (Group ‘C’ Non Gazetted)
1 (one)
Level 5 ` 29,20092,300
5.
LDCcumComputer Operator
4 (four)
Level 4, ` 25,50081,100
(Group ‘C’ NonGazetted)
6.
Proof Reader (English)
1 (one)
Level 4, ` 25,50081,100
Total 13 (thirteen)
Posts
The expenditure is debitable to the Head of Account 2011 02 103 01 00 01 Salaries (NonPlan) under
Demand No. 1.
The Finance Department concurs the creation of above posts vide No. BUDGET101/1/2022 (Pt.)/4646,
dated 13th September, 2022.
This issues with the apporval of competent authority.
K. Habung,
Secretary,
Legislative Assembly,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 19th October, 2022
No. APLA29015/1/2022.—Sanction is hereby accorded to the creation of the following temporary
Group ‘C’ Post with effect from 29th September, 2022 for the Legislative Assembly Secretariat, Arunachal
Pradesh, Itanagar in the pay matrix as shown against each for a period upto 28th February, 2023.
Sl. No.
Designation of Post
No. of Post
Pay Matrix
1.
Driver Heavy Vehicle
1 (one)
Level 5 ` 29,20092,300
2.
Driver LMV
4 (four)
Level 4, ` 25,50081,100
Total
5 (five) Posts
The expenditure is debitable to the Head of Account 2011 02 103 01 00 01 Salaries (NonPlan) under
Demand No. 1.
The Finance Department concurs the creation of above posts vide No. BUDGET101/1/2022 (Pt.)/4646,
dated 13th September, 2022.
This issues with the apporval of competent authority.
K. Habung,
Secretary,
Legislative Assembly,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 19th October, 2022
No. DTC11025/3/2021 (E20466)/196278.—On the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion
Committee (DPC) Meeting held on 19th October, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order for
regularization/promotion of Shri Sonyung Modi, Deputy Director, Trade & Commerce to the post of Director,
Trade & Commerce, Government of Arunachal Pradesh in the pay scale of (` 1,23,1002,15,900), Level –13, with
Grade Pay of ` 8,700 Per month with effect from the date of officiating appointment i.e., 7th February, 2022.
The expenditure is debitable to the Head of Account Code No. 01 (NonPlan), Major Head2875 Other
Industries, SubMajor Head 60Others, Minor Head001Direction and Administration, SubHead 01, Detail
Head00, Object Head 01 Salaries under Demand No. 64. The other terms and conditions of the services
which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant rules, orders and regulations of the Government
as amended and circulated from time to time.
This issued with the approval from the competent authority.
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 19th October, 2022
No. APLA29015/1/2022.—Sanction is hereby accorded to the creation of the following temporary
Group ‘B’ post with effect from 29th September, 2022 for the Legislative Assembly Secretariat, Arunachal
Pradesh, Itanagar in the pay matrix as shown against each for a period upto 28th February, 2023.
Sl.
Designation of post
No. of Post
Pay Matrix
No.
1
2
3
4
1.
Media Officer (Group ‘B’ Gazetted)
1 (one)
Level 8 ` 47,600 1,51,100
2.
Chief Marshall (Group ‘B’ Gazetted)
1 (one)
Level 8 ` 47,600 1,51,100
3.
Committee Officer (Group ‘B’ Gazetted)
1 (one)
Level 8 ` 47,600 1,51,100
4.
Security Officer (Group ‘B’ Gazetted)
1 (one)
Level 8 ` 47,600 1,51,100
5.
I T Officer (Group ‘B’ Gazetted)
1 (one)
Level 8 ` 47,600 1,51,100
Total
5 (five) Posts
The expenditure is debitable to the Head of Account 2011 02 103 01 00 01 Salaries (NonPlan) under
Demand No. 1.
The Finance Department concurs the creation of above posts vide No. BUDGET 101/1/2022(Pt)/4646
13th September, 2022.
This issues with the approval of Hon’ble Speaker.
K. Habung,
Secretary,
Legislative Assembly,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 25th October, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD29/201920.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 1139 dated 20th October, 2022 sworn
in before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh as per written
request made by Smti Rugom Niji, daughter of Late Taru Niji, a permanent resident of Village Katrito,
P.O. Raga, P.S. Raga, District Kamle, Arunachal Pradesh to add her surname from Smti Rugom
Niji to Smti Rugom Niji Hiri.
Henceforth, Smti Rugom Niji will be known and distinguished as Smti Rugom Niji Hiri for all
purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 25th October, 2021
No. EX293/202021/01.—In the public interest and consequent upon the decision of the Government
dated 30th September, 2021, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order that upon issuance of
notification No. EX293/202021 dated 25th October, 2021 on levy of upfront payment of Excise Duty on Alcoholic
Beverages in the State, all Bonded Warehouses in Arunachal Pradesh shall deposit the applicable amount of
Excise Duty on all the wholesome existing stock of Alcoholic Beverages (in the godown and transit) which
were/are imported from outside the State as well as removed and transported into from the manufacturers
within the State under bond (without prepayment of Excise Duty) within a period of 6 (six) months from the
date of issue of the notification cited above.
Y. W. Ringu, IAS
Secretary (Tax & Excise),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 26th October, 2022
No. PERS 18012/1/2021/416.—WHEREAS, vide Government Order No. PERS 44/03/69
dated 3rd September, 2018 Dr. OlikTaring, APCS (Senior Grade) while posted as EAC in DC’s Office, Itanagar
Capital Complex, Itanagar and holding the additional charge of Chief Municipal Executive Officer of Itanagar
Municipal Council was placed under suspension on the basis of a report received from the Superintendent of
Police, Special Investigation Cell (Vigilance) Itanagar that Dr. Olik Taring, APCS (Senior Grade) was arrested
on 23rd August, 2018 at Dehradun by an Officer of SIC (Vigilance) Police Station, Itanagar and was under police
custody exceeding the period of of forty eight hours in a case vide FIR No. 15/2008 U/s 409/420/201/506/
120(B) IPC read with 13(1) (c) (d) & 13(2) of PC Act, 1988 ;
AND WHEREAS, the Competent Authority in exercise of powers conferred under the SubRule (2) of Rule
10 of the Central Civil Service (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1965 placed the said Dr. Olik Taring,
APCS (Senior Grade) under “deemed” suspension with effect from 23rd August, 2018 till further order vide
Government Order as reffered vide Para 1 above ;
AND WHEREAS, Dr. Olik Taring, APCS (Senior Grade) was arrested and investigation is under process
for his involvement in illegal appointments of large numbers of Junior Engineers, Lower Division Clerks, Upper
Division Clerks, Sanitary Assistants and Contingency staff in Itanagar Municipal Council. It was noticed that
Dr. Olik Taring has indulged in gross misconduct and has acted in a manner which is totally unbecoming of a
government servant. It was also noted that he was involved in criminal conspiracy and issued appoinment
orders to large number of candidates at various levels, absolutely in an illegal manner, violating and flouting
Rules and guidelines prescribed in this regard and also without obtaining any approval for creation of posts from
the Government ;
AND WHEREAS, the matter was discussed and deliberated in the Suspension Review Committee (SRC)
meeting held on 18th October, 2022. After detailed deliberations and taking into consideration the serious
charges of the gross irregularity, illegality and grave misconduct by the officer, and in view of the fact that Criminal
proceedings have been initiated against him, the Suspension Review Committee recommended extension of
suspension of Dr. Olik Taring, APCS (Senior Grade) for a further period of 3 (three) months with effect from 3rd
November, 2022.
AND WHEREAS, The Competent Authority after the examination of all the facts and circumstances of the
cases and documents placed on record has accepted the aforesaid recommendation of the Suspension Review
Committee ;
NOW THEREFORE, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, in exercise of powers conferred by the Rule
10(6) of the CCS (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1965, hereby extends the Suspension of said
Dr. Olik Taring, APCS (Senior Grade) for a further period of 90 days with effect from 3rd November, 2022 to
31st January, 2023.
(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH).
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 31st October, 2022
No. JUD50/2004PtI.—In continuation of Notification No. JUD50/2004 dated 28th December, 2016 and
in pursuance of the Provisions of Sec 3 of the Notaries Act, 1952 read with Rule 7A of the Notaries Rules, 1956.
The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to constitute the following 2 (two) additional interview Boards
shown in the table to judge the competency of the applicants for appointment as a Notary :
Sl.
Board No.
Composition of Board
No.
1.
Board No. 1
(1)
Additional Secretary (Law)
—
Chairperson
(2)
Deputy Secretary (Legn)
—
Member
(3)
Under Secretary (Law)
—
Member
2.
Board No. 2
(1)
Joint Secretary (Law)
—
Chairperson
(2)
Under Secretary (Legn)
—
Member
(3)
Law Officer (Notary)
—
Member
The above notification shall come into force with immediate effect.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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NOTIFICATION
The 25th October, 2021
No. EX-293/2020-21.— In exercise of powers conferred by section 77 (1) (xxxviii) of the Arunachal Pradesh
Excise Act, 1993 (Act No. 6 of 1993), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to make the following rule
further to amend the Arunachal Pradesh Excise Rules, 1994 (herein after referred to as the Principal Rules),
namely : -
1.
Short title and commencement : (i)
This rule may be called the Arunachal Pradesh Excise
(Amendment) Rule, 2021.
(ii)
They shall come into force with effect from 24th November, 2021.
2.
Amendment of Rule 204 : In the Arunachal Pradesh Excise Rules, 1994, for Rule 204, the following
shall be substituted, namely :-
“204 The duty imposed on Foreign Liquor (India Made Foreign Liquor, Bottle in Origin, Beer, Wine, etc.)
and Country Spirit ;
(a)
Imported from outside the State, or
(b)
Removed and transported from a manufacturer within the State,
shall be paid before import or removal from the manufacturer”.
Y. W. Ringu, IAS
Secretary (Tax & Excise),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 12th August, 2022
No. DHS-50/3/2022.—WHEREAS, Arunachal Pradesh is a State having remote and dispersed habitation
with rugged and tough terrain;
AND WHEREAS, these areas encounter various health emergencies like adverse cardiac, respiratory,
neurological events, trauma including road traffic accident, poisoning, drowning etc., which require quality
emergency care at time of occurrence even if these patients need further referral, as many of these conditions
are time sensitive;
AND WHEREAS, while medical care knowledge and system keep upgrading, it is necessary that
emergency care system also accordingly upgrades so that patients get needed immediate care so as to
reduce morbidity and mortality;
AND WHEREAS, health emergencies often strike when patient and their families are mentally, physically
and financially vulnerable and not adequately prepared to cope with the situation;
AND WHEREAS, to cope up with the aforesaid situation there is a need to-
(a)
Assure affordable, accessible and quality emergency care;
(b)
Strengthen and reorganize various emergency care component including infrastructure, equipment,
drugs, medicines and human resources to bring in optimum, synergistic and rational use of existing
and forthcoming resources to bring in feasible current practices of emergency care system;
(c)
Establish robust integrated emergency care service system which can effectively and efficiently
address medical, surgical emergencies inclusive of trauma-related care;
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(d)
Standardize protocols, SOPs for emergency care, inclusive of triage to have common optimal State-
wide policy;
(e)
Train and develop skill on quality and rational emergency care; and
(f)
strengthen the prevailing pre-hospital services like ambulance service.
NOW, THEREFORE, in the interest of public services, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to
frame the following guidelines to regulate the functioning of the Chief Minister Health Emergency Life Protection
Service (CM HELPS) initiative, as under.-
1.
Short title and commencement :
(1)
These guidelines may be called the Chief Minister Health Emergency Life Protection Service (CM
HELPS) Guidelines, 2022.
(2)
they shall come into force with immediate effect.
2.
Objectives :
Chief Minister Health Emergency Life Protection Service (CM HELPS) is an initiative to achieve affordable,
accessible, rational, integrated, quality and resilient emergency care system through three basic pillars.
(1)
Capacity Building
(2)
Basic Infrastructure
(3)
Enabling, Converging and Synergistic environment, policy and protocol.
3.
Components :
(1)
Transformation of Casualty room to Emergency Care Centre in phases - Casualty or Emergency
room in all district/general/Zonal hospital and Community Health Centre would be transformed into
Emergency Care Centre incorporating feasible modern and contemporary concept of emergency
care. Appropriate equipment and infrastructure will be augmented on need basis.
(2)
Manpower training and skill development- Doctors, nursing officer and paramedical worker will
be trained in basic emergency care including Basic Life Support (BLS)/Cardio pulmonary resuscitation
(CPR) and triage system. BLS/CPR training to be imparted to students youth, police, armed/
security forces personnel and public to the extent feasible and possible. Advance emergency care
training will be also provided based on qualification/suitability.
(3)
Operation and maintenance - CM HELPS will augment/provide support for operation and
maintenance of emergency care system including Oxygen, ICU and Padiatric ICU/HDU related
infrastructure, equipment, ambulance/vehicle, human resources etc. established or set up under
CM HELPS, Central or State or other fund/scheme, Central/National or State programme/initiative.
(4)
Digital Emergency Care Ecosystem - Convergence with Hospital Management Information System/
e-hospital/tele medicine to create digital emergency care ecosystem, Emergency care admission,
treatment, referral, MLC record, monitoring and evaluation will be digitalized.
(5)
Reduce out of pocket expenditure on health emergencies - Vision to achieve assured minimum
feasible free emergency care in first 24 hours of stay in emergency care centre. Convergence with
CMAAY/PMJAY.
(6)
Strengthening/Augmentation of pre-hospital emergency care - including ambulance service,
outreach activities etc.
(7)
Awareness generation through IEC activities and community service through activities like Mobile
Medical Vehicle etc. - for prevention of health emergencies and early feasible health care at
community/scene level.
4.
CM-HELPS Fund
(1)
CM-HELPS shall be a State Government umbrella platform through which emergency and critical
care system will be improved, strengthened and augmented:
(i)
by various new endeavor under CM HELPS and
(ii)
through convergence and synergy with existing and any forthcoming initiative/scheme/programme
on emergency and critical care.
(2)
Fund source/support for CM HELPS can be through and/or supported by
(a)
State Budget
(b)
Central Assistance/Fund/Grant in Aid
(c)
National Health Mission
(d)
National Health Programme/Initiative
(e)
State Health Programme/Initiative
(f)
Corporate Social Responsibility/Donation etc.
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(3)
Fund for CM HELPS shall be placed in CM HELPS FUND account under Arunachal Pradesh State
Health Society Mukhya Mantri Rogi Kalyan Kosh (APSHS MMRKK). Though placed under APSHS
MMRKK, CM HELPS Fund shall be utilized or used in accordance/pursuance to (i) recommendation/
decision/minutes of meeting of ; (a) CM HELPS steering committee in state HQ and (b) CM HELPS
district committee in district, (ii) and or with approval of competent authority. Director of Health
Service and Finance & Account Officer, Directorate of Health Services to be responsible for accounting,
disbursal, auditing and management of CM HELPS fund account under APSHS MMRKK. District
will also open corresponding CM HELPS FUND account at District level under District Rogi Kalyan
Kosh Unit (DRKKU) at district level. The sanction/authorized limit of various officers for drawing and
disbursal of CM HELPS fund placed under APSHS MMRKK/DRKKU will be same to limit existing
under APSHS MMRKK guidelines.
(4)
State Nodal Officer Emergency Care Services shall be also State Nodal Officer CM HELPS. All file
related to CM HELPS to be initiated from the office of State Nodal Officer (SNO) Emergency Care
Services-cum-SNO CM-HELPS at State Head Quarter Level and from District Nodal Officer (DNO)
Emergency Care Service-cum-DNO CM-HELPS at District level.
INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF CM HELPS
1.
At State Level
(a)
CM HELPS Steering Committee -
CM HELPS Steering Committee shall be constituted at the state level with the following members
to plan/direct, develop policy, monitor and evaluate implementation of the CM HELPS for/in entire
state ;
1.
Principal Secretary/Commissioner/Secretary Health
—
Chairman
2.
Director of Health Services
—
Vice-Chairman
3.
Mission Director NHM
—
Member
4.
State Nodal Officer Emergency Care Service
—
Member Secretary
5.
Joint DHS Planning & Development
—
Member
6.
Finance and Account Officer
—
Member
7.
Invited expert/official/person
—
Member
(b)
CM HELPS steering Committee will meet at least once every 4 (four) months.
2.
State Emergency Care Cell (State Headquarter)-
(a)
Functions
(i)
To carry out day to day administration, supervising, monitoring and implementation of activities
decided upon by CM HELPS Steering Committee and/or having administrative approval.
(ii)
Preparation of State and District plans for implementation of CM HELPS.
(iii)
Release and monitor flow of funds to Districts.
(iv)
Procurement of Goods and Service.
(v)
To put in place an effective Management Information System (MIS) for collection of data for
effective supervision and monitoring of the Programme.
(b)
The Cell will be manned by following manpower -
(i)
State Nodal Officer Emergency care service-cum-State Nodal Officer CM HELPS who shall be
head of State Emergency Care Cell.
(ii)
Consultant/Programme Assistant.
(iii)
Data Entry Operator/Lower or Upper Division Clerk.
(iv)
Accountant.
(v)
Other personnel as assigned by competent authority to Emergency Care Cell.
3.
At District Level :
(a)
CM HELPS District Committee-
CM HELPS District Committee shall be constituted at the district level with the following members
to develop plan/direct, implement of monitor and evaluate CM HELPS at respective as per the
framework/guideline/direction laid down by CM HELPS Steering Committee and/or competent
authority.
1.
Deputy Commissioner
—
Chairman
2.
District Medical Officer/Joint DHS Pasighat/CMS TRIHMS
—
Member
3.
Medical Superintendent District/General Hospital/TRIHMS
—
Member
4.
District Nodal Officer Emergency Care Service
—
Member Secretary
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Substitution of
new section for
section 41.
5.
One Specialist preferably Medicine/Surgery/Anaesthetist
—
Member
6.
Seniormost Medical Officer
—
Member
7.
One AYUSH Doctor
—
Member
8.
Any other official/person as deemed fit by DMO/DNO
—
Member.
(b)
District Medical officer or Medical Superintendent or any doctor can be assigned as District Nodal
Officer. In case, District Medical Officer or Medical Superintendent of District/General Hospital are
not assigned as District Nodal Officer Emergency Care Service, they have to be compulsorily a
member of CM HELPS District Committee. Implementation of CM HELPS in TRIHMS (Tomo Riba
Institute of Health and Medical Sciences) will be done as per and through TRIHMS administrative
structure.
(c)
CM HELPS District Committee will meet atleast once every 4 (four) months.
4.
District Emergency Care Cell-
(a) Functions
(i)
To carry out day to day administration, supervising, monitoring and implementation of activities
decided upon by CM HELPS Steering Committee and/or having administrative approval.
(ii)
Preparation of District plans for implementation of CM HELPS.
(iii) Implementation of the CM HELPS at district through utilization of government facilities, involvement
of NGO and community participation.
(iv)
Monitoring and supervision of CM HELPS activities and quality control.
(v)
Social mobilization and public awareness.
(vi) Orientation of various functions of health and other related sectors.
(vii) Procurement of Goods and Service with approval of Joint DHS Pasighat for BPGH Pasighat,
Chief Medical Superintendent/Director TRIHMS for TRIHMS and District Medical Officer for
other locations for respective district and/or approval with higher authority like Deputy
Commissioner of respective district.
(viii) To put in place an effective Management Information System (MIS) for collection of data for
effective supervision and monitoring of the Programme.
(b)
The district emergency care cell will manned by -
(i)
District Nodal Officer Emergency Care Service-cum-District Nodal Officer CM HELPS who shall
be head of District Emergency Care Cell.
(ii)
Data Entry Operator/Lower or Upper Division Clerk.
(iii) Accountant
(v)
Other personnel as assigned by competent DMO/Medical Superintendent/competent authority
to Emergency Care Cell.
5.
Power to Amend the Guidelines : These guidelines can be amended/changed with addition, modification
and deletion from time to time through CM HELPS steering Committee and/or competent authority.
Necessary order/notification/guideline/protocol/instruction under CM HELPS can/will issued from time to
time.
Any existing regular employee of State Government holding the post will be assigned to carry out the
roles in CM HELPS initiative at his/her own scale and grade. Till such time, new manpower cannot be
recruited/hired, existing manpower under health department to be assigned for various activities under CM
HELPS.
Dr. Shrat Chauhan, IAS
Principal Secretary, Health & FW,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 6th October, 2022
No. CLMCA-13024/12/2022.— In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (c), (d), (e), and (g) of
sub-section (2) of section 102 of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 (35 of 2019) and in super-session of the
Arunachal Pradesh Consumer Protection Rules, 1987, except as respects things done or omitted to be done
before such super-session, the Government of Arunachal Pradesh hereby makes the following rules, namely : -
CHAPTER- 1
Preliminary
1.
Short title and commencement :
(1)
These rules may be called the Arunachal Pradesh Consumer Protection (State Consumer Protection
Council and District Consumer Protection Council) Rules, 2022.
(2)
They shall come into force from the date of their notification in the Arunachal Pradesh Official
Gazette.
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2.
Definitions :
(1)
In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires :
(a)
‘Act’ means the Consumer Protection Act 2019 (35 of 2019).
(b)
“State Council” means the State Consumer Protection Council established under the
sub-section (1) of section 6 of the Act;
(c)
‘Chairperson” means the chairperson of the State Council or District Council;
(d)
‘Vice-Chairperson” means the vice-chairperson of the State Council ;
(e)
District Council means District Consumer Protection Council established under section 8 (1)
of the Act ;
(2)
The words and expressions used herein, but not defined and defined in the Act shall have the
meaning assigned to them in the Act.
CHAPTER - 2
State Consumer Protection Council
3.
Composition of the State Council : The State Government shall, by notification in the Official Gazette,
establish the State Council which shall consist of the following members, not exceeding 30 (thirty),
namely :-
(a)
The Minister-in - Charge of Consumer Affairs in the State Government who shall be the Chairperson
of the State Council.
(b)
The Advisor, Legal Metrology & Consumer Affairs (where he is not holding independent charge) or
charge of Consumer Affairs in the State Government who shall be the Vice- Chairperson of the State
Council ;
(c)
One Member of Legislative Assembly.
(d)
Representatives of Departments of the State Government, Autonomous Organizations or Regulators
concerned with consumer interests, not exceeding five to be nominated by the State Government ;
(e)
Representatives of Central Government Departments, Autonomous Organizations, Boards etc, not
exceeding 10 (ten) ;
(f)
Representatives of consumer organizations not exceeding 2 (two), to be nominated by the State
Government ;
(g)
Representatives with proven expertise and experience who are capable of representing consumer
interests, drawn from amongst consumer organizations, consumer activists, research and training
organizations, academicians, farmers, trade or industry, not exceeding five, of whom at least one
shall be a woman ;
(h)
The Secretary in-charge of Consumer Affairs in the State Government shall be the Member-Secretary
of the State Council.
4.
Term of State Council : The term of the State Council shall be three years; provided that the State
Council shall continue to function for a further period of three months or till it is reconstituted, whichever
is earlier.
5.
Resignation of members of State Council : Any member may, by notice in writing under his hand
addressed to the Chairperson of the State Council, resign from the State Council.
6.
Vacancy caused by resignation ––
(1)
A vacancy caused by the resignation of a member under rule 5 shall be filled by a fresh appointment
from the same category of members by the State Government.
(2)
The person appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of a member under rule shall hold
office only for the period of time that the original member would have been entitled to hold office had
the vacancy not occurred.
7.
Working Groups —
(1) For the purposes of performing its functions under the Act, the State Council may constitute from
amongst its members, such working groups as it may deem necessary, and every working group so
constituted shall perform such task as are assigned to it by the State Council.
(2) The State Council shall entrust to each working group clearly defined tasks which are specified
through terms of reference, and which shall also include the time-period within which such task are
to be completed.
(3)
The working groups shall report to the Chairperson of the State Council.
(4) The findings of each working group shall be placed before the State Council for its consideration.
(5)
The working group shall cease to function on the completion of the task for which it was constituted.
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8.
Meetings of State Council for transaction of business :
(1)
The meetings of the State Council shall ordinarily be held in the State Capital: provided that the
State Council may also hold its meetings at any other place in the State, wherever in the opinion of
the Chairperson, it is expedient so to do.
(2)
The Chairperson, or in his absence, the Vice-Chairperson shall preside over the meetings of the
State Council.
(3)
In the absence of both the Chairperson and the Vice-Chairperson, the meetings of the State Council
shall be presided over by a member of the State Council elected for this purpose.
(4)
A meeting of the State Council may be called with the approval of the Chairperson by issuing a
notice in writing to every member at least fifteen days before the intended date of the meeting by
post, or through e-mail to facilitate speedy communication.
(5)
The notice of every meeting of the State Council shall intimate the time, date, and place of the
meeting and the items of agenda for the meeting.
(6)
Any business not included in the agenda shall not be transacted at a meeting of the State Council
except with the permission of the Chairperson, or the Vice- Chairperson, or the member presiding
over the meeting, as the case may be.
(7)
The draft minutes of each meeting of the State Council shall be prepared as soon as possible and
not later than one week from the conclusion of each meeting and the same shall be submitted to the
Chairperson or the Vice-Chairperson or to the member who presided over the meeting for his approval.
(8)
The draft minutes of each meeting of the State Council approved by the Chairperson or the Vice-
Chairperson or the member who presided over this meeting shall be forwarded to each member of
the State Council as soon as possible for adoption at the next meeting.
(9)
No proceedings of the State Council shall be invalid merely by reasons of existence of any vacancy
in or any defect in the constitution of the State Council.
9.
Reimbursement of expenses and sitting fees —
All the members of the State Council shall be entitled to :––
(a)
A sum of ` 2500 (rupees two thousand five hundred) only per each day of the meeting of the State
Council or its working groups.
(b) Assigned members of any working groups would be entitled for remuneration of ` 500 (Rupees five
hundred) per day to each member.
CHAPTER- 3
District Consumer Protection Council
10.
Composition of the District Council : The State Government shall, by notification in the Official Gazette,
establish the District Consumer Protection Council which shall consist of the following members, not
exceeding 30 (thirty), namely :-
(a)
The Deputy Commissioner of the District who shall be the Chairperson of the State Council.
(b)
Representative members of Zilla Parishad not exceeding three members.
(c)
Official or Non-Official representatives (not exceeding nine members) of the State Government
department and autonomous organizations or regulators concerned with consumer interests ;
(d)
Representative of Women (at least two) ;
(e) Representatives of consumer organizations ;
(f) Representatives of farmers, trades or industries ;
(g) Representatives of Central government departments, Autonomous Organizations, boards etc, not
exceeding 5 (five).
11.
Term of the District Council : The term of the District Council shall be three years: provided that the
District Council shall continue to function for a further period of three months or till it is reconstituted,
whichever is earlier.
12.
Resignation of members of District Council : Any member may, by notice in writing under his hand
addressed to the Chairperson of the District Council, resign from the District Council.
13.
Vacancy caused by resignation :
(1)
A vacancy caused by the resignation of a member under rule 12 shall be filled by a fresh appointment
from the same category of members by the State Government.
(2)
The person appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of a member under rule shall
hold office only for the period of time that the original member would have been entitled to hold office
had the vacancy not occurred.
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14.
Working Groups —
(1)
For the purposes of performing its functions under the Act, the District Council may constitute from
amongst its members, such working groups as it may deem necessary, and every working group so
constituted shall perform such task as are assigned to it by the District Council.
(2)
The District Council shall entrust to each working group clearly defined tasks which are specified
through terms of reference, and which shall also include the time-period within which such task are
to be completed.
(3)
The working groups shall report to the Chairperson of the District Council.
(4)
The findings of each working group shall be placed before the District Council for its consideration.
(5)
The working group shall cease to function on the completion of the task for which it was constituted.
15.
Meetings of District Council for transaction of business :
(1) The meetings of the District Council shall ordinarily be held in the District Head Quarter:
provided that the District Council may also hold its meetings at any other place in the District,
wherever in the opinion of the Chairperson, it is expedient so to do.
(2)
The Chairperson shall preside over the meetings of the District Council.
(3)
A meeting of the District Council may be called with the approval of the Chairperson by issuing a
notice in writing to every member at least fifteen days before the intended date of the meeting by
post, or through e-mail to facilitate speedy communication.
(4)
The notice of every meeting of the District Council shall intimate the time, date, and place of the
meeting and the items of agenda for the meeting.
(5)
Any business not included in the agenda shall not be transacted at a meeting of the District Council
except with the permission of the Chairperson.
(6)
The draft minutes of each meeting of the District Council shall be prepared as soon as possible and
not later than one week from the conclusion of each meeting and the same shall be submitted to the
Chairperson.
(7)
The draft minutes of each meeting of the District Council approved by the Chairperson shall be
forwarded to each member of the District Council as soon as possible for adoption at the next
meeting.
(8)
No proceedings of the District Council shall be invalid merely by reasons of existence of any vacancy
in or any defect in the constitution of the District Council.
16.
Reimbursement of expenses and sitting fees —
(1)
All the members of the District Council shall be entitled to :––
(a)
A sum of ` 1500 (rupees one thousand five hundred) only per each day of the meeting of the
State Council or its working groups.
(b)
Assigned Members of any working groups would be entitled for remuneration of ` 500 (Rupees
five hundred) per day to each member.
Opak Gao, IAS
Secretary,
Department of Legal Metrology &
Consumer Affairs,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh
Itanagar.
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 22, Vol. XXXIII, Naharlagun, Wednesday, November 30, 2022, Agrahayana 9, 1944 (Saka)
Separate paging is given to each part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation.
CONTENTS
PAGE
PART - I
— Appointments, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
155
- 161
PART - III — Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government
161
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and Heads of Departments.
PART - IV — Orders, Notifications and Rules of the High Court.
7
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - I
Appointments, promotions, powers and personal notices issued by the Governor.
ORDER
The 21st September, 2022
No. DSYA/ESTT/109/2020.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accord sanction to the
continuation of 87 (eighty seven) Nos of temporary post of Group ‘A’, ‘B’ & ‘C’ for the Directorate of Sports
Department of Youth Affaris & Sports, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar as per the Annexure - I
attached to this order for period of One Year with effect from 1st March, 2022 to 28th February, 2023.
The expenditure will be debitable under Demand No. 21 Code No. 01 (Non-Plan) Major Head-2204 Sports
& Youth Services, Sub-Major Head 00 Minor Head-001 Direction and Administration, Sub-Head-01 Directorate
Establishment, Detailed Head -00, Object Head-01 Salaries.
This issues with the concurrence of Finance Department reference No. 10524, dated
21st September, 2022.
Anirudh Saran Singh, IRS
Secretary,
Sports & Youth Affairs,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 30th September, 2022
No. TPT(B)-11024/12/2022.—In partial modification of earlier order No. TPT (B)-11016(11)/1/2021 dated
20th July, 2022, approval is hereby accorded for transfer and posting of following Station Superintendent under
State Transport Services with immediate effect and until further order.
Sl. No.
Name
Transferred
Remarks
From
To
1.
Shri Kaphang Matey,
STS, Longding
STS, Khonsa
He is relieved from the
Station Superintendent
charges of STS, Longding.
This issues with the approval of Competent Authority.
Dani Salu
Secretary (Transport),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 5th October , 2022
No. UDH-11012(23)/1/2021/5122.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to create the following
Group ‘A’ temporary posts under the Department of UD & Housing, Government of Arunachal Pradesh from
the date of issue of this order upto 28th February, 2023 08:04:23.
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Designation
Group
Classification/Pay Matrix
No. of Posts
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Superintending Engineer
‘A’
Level - 13 ` 1,23,100
2 (two)
2.
Executive Engineer
‘A’
Level - 11 ` 67,700
2 (two)
The expenditure is debitable to the Head of Account 2217-UD 80-001-01-00-01 Salaries of Code
No. 01 (Non-Plan) under Demand No. 57.
This is issued with the concurrence of Finance Department vide Computer No. 30313 dated 7th
September, 2022.
Mitali Namchoom, IAS
Secretary (UD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 7th October, 2022
No. DMETR-19012/1/2022.—In exercise of powers conferred by Section 22 and 29 of the National
Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions Act, 2021, and in supersession of the Notification
No. DMETR - 19012/1/2022 dated 13th July, 2022, except as respect things done or omitted to be done before
such supersession the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to notify constitution of Arunachal Pradesh
Allied and Healthcare Council and two autonomous Boards with the following members to regulate and maintain
the standards of education and services by allied and healthcare professionals in assessment of institutions,
maintenance of a Central Register and State Register and Creation of a system to improve access, research
and development and adoption of latest scientific advancement in the state :
Composition of Arunachal Pradesh Allied & Healthcare Council :
1.
Director of Medical Education, Training & Research
:
Ex officio Interim Chairman
2.
Joint Director Medical Education, Training & Research
:
Ex officio Member
3.
Professor & Head Department of Pathology, TRIHMS
:
Ex officio Member
4.
Professor & Head Department of Microbiology, TRIHMS
:
Ex officio Member
5.
Secretary, Rama Krishna Mission Hospital, Itanagar
:
Member
6.
Ms. Doyir Ete, Physiotherapist, TRIHMS
:
Member
7.
Mr. Duyu Nipa, Physiotherapist, CHC, Doimukh
:
Member
8.
Mr. Iba Lombi, Radiotherapy Technologist, TRIHMS
:
Member
9.
Mr. Mekkir Jini, CT/Imaging Technologist, TRIHMS
:
Member
10.
Mr. Ngilyang Tari, Medical LaboratoryTechnologist, TRIHMS :
Member
11.
Ms. Padma Tok, Microbiologist (Non-Medical), TRIHMS
:
Member
12.
Ms. Nabam Yani, Psychologist, Mental Hospital, Midpu
:
Member
13.
Ms. Bamin Ripa, Counselor ART Centre, TRIHMS
:
Member
14.
Ms. Millo Papi, Optometrist, TRIHMS
:
Member
15.
Mr. Radhe Gambo, Ophthalmic Assistant, TRIHMS
:
Member
16.
Mr. Tayum Samjo, ECG Technician, TRIHMS
:
Member
17.
Ms. Hage Onya, Technical Assistant, Blood Bank, TRIHMS
:
Member
18.
Mr. Odang Tamuk, Medical Laboratory Technologist, TRIHMS :
Member
19.
Mr. K. Ramji MA, BMRSc. Medical Records Officer, TRIHMS :
Member
20.
Mr. Nongki Yirang, Biomedical Engineer, TRIHMS
:
Member
UG/PG Allied and Healthcare Education Board :
1.
Mr. Ngilyang Tari Medical Laboratory Technologist,
:
President
2.
Ms. Iku Dirchi, Physiotherapist, TRIHMS
:
Member
3.
Mr. Mekkir Jini, CT-Radiographer, TRIHMS
:
Member
4.
Mr. Duley Lazy, Medical Laboratory Technologist TRIHMS
:
Member
5.
Ms. Nabam Ani, Medical Laboratory Technologist TRIHMS
:
Member
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Assessment, Rating, Ethics and Registration Board :
1.
Mr. Odang Tamut, Medical Laboratory Technologist,
:
President
2.
Ms. Doyir Ete, Physiotherapist, TRIHMS
:
Member
3.
Ms. Padma Tok, Microbiologist, TRIHMS
:
Member
4.
Ms. Hage Onya, Blood Transfusion Technologist, TRIHMS
:
Member
5.
Ms. Nending Pampi, Optometrist (Private)
:
Member
This notification shall be deemed to have come into force with effect from 13th July, 2022. This issues with
the approval of competent authority.
Dr. Sharat Chauhan
Principal Secretary, Health & FW,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 11th October, 2022
No. ED/HE(T)-728/14.— The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order immediate transfer and
posting of the following Lecturers of the Government Polytechnics as shown below against until further order.
Sl. No.
Name of candidate
From
To
Remarks
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Ms. Karma Chom Khrime
Govt. Polytechnic
C.P. Namchoom Govt.
Own request,
Lecturer (CE)
College, Dirang
Polytechnic College,
against the overall
Namsai.
sanction strength.
2.
Mr. Senter Karlo
Govt. Polytechnic
Govt. Polytechnic
Own request,
Lecturer (CE)
College, Laying
College, Pasighat
alongwith post.
3.
Ms. Cristina Gammeng
Govt. Polytechnic
Attached in the APSCTE
Public interest.
Lecturer (Maths).
College, Laying
under the Directorate
of Higher & Technical
Education.
This issues with the approval of competent authority vide Note # 27, dated 11/10/2022
Ms. Padmini Singla, IAS
Commissioner (Education),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 12th October, 2022
No. PERS-12/17/2022.— In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to
order re-allocation/transfer/posting of following IAS and APCS officers with immediate effect and until further
orders.
Sl. No.
Name of Officers
Present posting as
New posting as
Remarks
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Shri D. Verma , IAS
Secretary
Secretary (APPSC)
As additional
(AGMUT 2011)
(APSSB)
charge
2.
Shri Tasso Gambo,
i/c ADC, Balijan
Joint Secretary
—
APCS (Sel. Grd)
(APPSC)-cum-CoE
3.
Shri Rakesh Tacho,
EAC, Roing
Deputy Secretary
—
APCS (Sr. Grd)
(APPSC)
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 15th October, 2022
No. SIPR-63/2009.— In exercise of powers confered by Rule 14 of Delegation of Financial Powers Rules,
1978, the Secretary, IPR to the Government of Arunachal Pradesh hereby declares the post of District Information
and Public Relations Officers (DIPROs) under IPR department as Head of Office (HoO) in the district of his/her
jurisdiction.
This issues with the concurrence of Finance Department vide their U.O. NO.Estt-II - 20015/80/2022-ESTT-
II-FPID Computer No. 75481 dated 10/10/2022.
This order will come into force with immediate effect.
Ajay Kumar Bisht, IAS
Secretary, IPR,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 19th October, 2022
No. DWCD-11/83/2022.— On the recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee, the Governor
of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to promote Smti Aryoma Lowangcha, Deputy Director (ICDS) as Joint Director
(ICDS) on regular basis from the date of DPC i.e 2nd September, 2022 under Women and Child Development
Department, Government of Arunachal Pradesh in the Pay Matrix Level - 12 (` 78,800 - 2,09,200) p.m. and
other allowances and concessions as admissible from time to time.
Other terms and conditions of services which are not specified herein shall be governed by the relevant rules
and orders in force from time to time as applicable to the employees of the Government of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Expenditure is debitable to the Major Head of Account - “2235-Social Security & Welfare-Sub-Major
Head-02 Social Welfare, Minor Head - 001 Direction & Administration Sub-Head 01 Establisment Expenses
Detailed Head - 00-Object Head 01-Salaries under Demand No. 11.
This has the approval of the Competent authority vide Note # 8 of the File. No. DWCD-11/83/2022.
C.N. Longphai, IAS
Secretary,
Women and Child Development, Department,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 26th October, 2022
No. CWL/E/80/2000/2323-73.— Consequent upon the change of surname by Shri Toku Taja to Shri Taku
Taja as per affidavit executed by him before the Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Comlex, Papum Pare
District, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh. Shri Toku Taja will be known as Shri Taku Taja, henceforth for all
purposes with immediate effect.
N. Tam
PCCF (WL&BD) & CWLW,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 28th October, 2022
No. RWD-11035/1/2021/188.—Whereas, Smti Reena Sharma, who is serving as WC(r ) Sweeper under
RWC, Pasighat, Arunachal Pradesh under Rural Works Department has executed an affidavit on 14th October,
2020 before the NOTARY, Government of Assam to change her surname from Smti Reena Sharma to
Smti Reena Chetry ;
Whereas, Smti Reena Sharma has followed and filled all the procedures prescribed for change of surname
by a Government employee as laid down in OM. 19016/1/87-Estt(A) dated 12th March, 1987 of department of
Personnel and Training and the Ministry of Home Affairs O.M. No. 62/272-48 Estt., dated 3rd November, 1948
as amended vide O.M. No. 87/52 Estt. dated 24th March, 1952.
Now, therefore, the Government of Arunachal Pradesh approves change of surname by Smti Reena Sharma
to Smti Reena Chetry who will be known as Smti Reena Chetry hereafter for all purposes.
N.T. Glow
Secretary (RWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 28th October, 2022
No. RWD-11035/1/2021/188.—Whereas, Shri Gantua Pansa, who is serving as WC(R) Mazdoor under
RWD Khonsa, Arunachal Pradesh under Rural Works Department has executed an affidavit on 2nd May, 2022
before the Executive Magistrate, Tirap District, Khonsa, Arunachal Pradesh to change his surname from
Shri Gantua Pansa to Shri Ganton Pansa ;
Whereas, Shri Gantua Pansa has followed and filled all the procedures prescribed for change of surname
by a Government employee as laid down in O.M. 19016/1/87-Estt(A) dated 12th March, 1987 of department of
Personnel and Training and the Ministry of Home Affairs O.M. No. 62/272-48 Estt. dated 3rd November, 1948
as amended vide O.M. No. 87/52 Estt. dated 24th March, 1952 ;
Now, therefore, the Government of Arunachal Pradesh approves change of surname from Shri Gantua
Pansa to Shri Ganton Pansa who will be known as Shri Ganton Pansa hereafter for all purposes.
N.T. Glow
Secretary (RWD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 1st November, 2022
No. JUD-21/LSA/2019.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accord sanction for creation of
the following temporary posts of the Arunachal Pradesh State Legal Services Authority in the scale of pay as
indicated against each post plus other allowances as admissible from time to time from the date of issue of
formal creation order up to 28th February, 2023.
Sl.
Name of posts
No. of
Consolidated pay per month
No.
Posts
1
2
3
4
1.
Under Secretary
01
` 111000.00 (level-J-3)
(Standard Judical pay at the level of
(revised pay structure as recommended
Arunachal Pradesh Judicial services
by the Second National Judicial Pay
Grade-II rank.)
Commission as approved by Supreme
Note : with the condition that RR is to
Court on 27th July, 2022 as notified by
be framed first by the Law, Legislative
State Government in JUD-55/2022 dated
and Justice Department following due
20th October, 2022)
process and only then process of
appointment should begin
2.
P.A. (Steno) Gr.-III
01
Level-1, Cell-6
3.
UDC-cum-Accountant
01
Level-1, Cell-5
4.
LDC-cum-Computer Operator
01
Level-1, Cell-4
5.
Driver
01
Level-1, Cell-4
6.
Peon
01
Level-1, Cell-1
7.
MTS Chowkidar
01
Level-1, Cell-1
8.
Bungalow Peon (house orderly) skilled
01
` 11000.00
contingency
Total
08
The expenditure is debitable to the Head of Account "2014" Law, Legislative and Justice, Major Head-2014
Administration of Justice, Sub-Major Head-00, Minor-Head-119, Other Expenditure Sub-Head-02 State Legal
Service Authority, Detailed Head-00 Object Head-31 Grant-in-Aid General (Salary), Demand No. 47. (N/P).
This issue with the concurrence of Finance Department vide their endorsement in Note # 39, Computer
No. 17379 dated 25th October, 2022 as rendered in e-file No. LLI-11036/1/2021, Computer No. 10710.
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 2nd Novermber, 2022
No. PERS-14011/5/2018.—Consequent upon attaining the age of superannuation, the Governor of Arunachal
Pradesh is pleased to order relieving of Shri Ranadhir Choudhury, Private Secretary (Arunachal Pradesh
Secretariat Stenographer's Service (General Cadre) from Government service with effect from 30th November,
2022 (AN) in accordance to the FR 56.
Remo Kamki, IAS
Secretary (Personnel),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
CORRIGENDUM
The 9th Novermber, 2022
No. TPT(B)-12029/2/2021.—In the Government Notification of even No. and dated 15th November, 2021,
for the words appearing in the first para "and officers of Transport Department above the rank of Motor Vehicle
Inspector” may be read as “and officers of Transport Department from the rank of Motor Vehicle Inspector
and above to compound offences under ……" for all purposes.
Dani Salu
Secretary (Transport),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 15th November, 2022
No. PER-12015/66/2022.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accept the resignation tendered
by Miss Pinkey Debnath, APCS Entry Grade (Probation) posted as Circle Officer, Rebo-Perging, Siang District
(A.P) from the post of APCS (EG).
Consequent upon acceptance of her resignation, the officer shall stand relieved from Government service
i.e., the post APCS Entry Grade (Probation) under the Government of Arunachal Pradesh with effect from 14th
November, 2022 (FN).
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 15th November, 2022
No. APSDC/2022/ELECT/317.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint
Dr. Dusu Laji, DDHS (AYUSH) as Returning Officer as per part XI - Election, under section 38 of APSDC
Rule - 2014, to conduct election to the Arunachal Pradesh State Dental Council, 2022.
Sharat Chauhan
Principal Secretary (H & FW),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 16th November, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 220 dated 7th November, 2022 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request
made by Shri Rain Tayo, son of Shri Tayo Tallom, a permanent resident of Rending Complex, Near Lagun
Bridge, Naharlagun, P.O. and P.S. - Naharlagun, District - Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to change his
name from Shri Tayo Lummar to Shri Rain Tayo.
Henceforth, Shri Tayo Lummar will be known and distinguished as Shri Rain Tayo for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 16th November, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 1286 dated 28th January, 2015 sworn
in before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh as per written
request made by Shri Kelik Anthony, son of Late Kelik Tarak, a permanent resident of Ha Village,
Circle - Pipsorang, P.S. - Sangram, District - Kra Daadi, Arunachal Pradesh to change his surname from
Shri Kelik Anthony to Shri Jikke Anthony.
Henceforth, Shri Kelik Anthony will be known and distinguished as Shri Jikke Anthony for all
purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 22nd November, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 3521 dated 11th November, 2022
sworn in before Executive Magistrate, Itanagar Capital Complex, Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh as
per written request made by Smti Reneo Dey, daughter of Shri Kago Bath, a permanent resident of
Village - Hong, P.O. & P.S. - Ziro, District - Lower Subansiri, Arunachal Pradesh to change her name from
Smti Reneo Dey to Smti Kago Rinyo Dey.
Henceforth, Smti Reneo Dey will be known and distinguished as Smti Kago Rinyo Dey for all
purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner,
Itanagar Capital Complex,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - III
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government and Heads of Departments.
NOTIFICATION
The 12th April, 2022
No.COOP(ORG)1092/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “PHASSANG FARMERS PRODUCER
COOPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd” Lungsa, P.O.- Nyapin, Kurung Kumey District, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin
No. 791118, has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP(ORG)1092/2021 on the 12th day of April
of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 11th April, 2025. The
area of operation of the society shall be confined to whole of Phassang Administrative Circle of Kurung Kumey
District of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
13th June, 2022
No.COOP(ORG)1137/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "DAWN MULTIPURPOSE COOPERATIVE
SOCIETY Ltd” Huto Village, P.O/P.S.- Doimukh, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin No. 791112,
has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP(ORG)1137/2022 on the 13th day of June of the year
two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 12th June, 2025. The area of
operation of the society shall be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
20th July, 2022
No.COOP(ORG)1139/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "NOWHOO MULTIPURPOSE COOPERATIVE
SOCIETY Ltd" Manfaiseng , P.O/P.S.- Namsai, District Namsai, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin No. 792103, has
been registered in this office and numbered as COOP(ORG)1139/2022 on the 20th day of July of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 19th July, 2025. The area of operation
of the society shall be confined to Namsai District of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
20th July, 2022
No.COOP(ORG)1132/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "ANE DAPER MULTIPURPOSE
COOPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd" Golden Market, P.O/P.S.- Daporijo, Upper Subansiri District, Arunachal
Pradesh, Pin No. 791122, has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP(ORG)1132/2022 on the
20th day of July of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 19th
July, 2025. The area of operation of the society will be confined to Upper Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
22nd July, 2022
No.COOP(ORG)1138/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "PAPUM POMA THRIFT & CREDIT
COOPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd" Khamir Village, P.O.- Balijan, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin
No. 791123, has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP(ORG)1138/2022 on the 22nd day of
July of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 21st July, 2025.
The area of operation of the society shall be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
26th July, 2022
No.COOP(ORG)1142/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "POMA VALLEY MULTIPURPOSE
COOPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd" Poma Village, P.O/P.S.- Balijan, Circle Sangdupota, Papum Pare District,
Arunachal Pradesh, Pin No. 791123, has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP(ORG)1142/
2022 on the 26th day of July of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration
is upto 25th July, 2025. The area of operation on the society shall be confined to Papum Pare District of
Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 12th August, 2022
No.COOP(ORG)1059/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style "LINKE MULTIPURPOSE COOPERATIVE
SOCIETY Ltd" Village - Linke, PO/PS-Siyum, Upper Subansiri District, Pin No.-791122, Arunachal Pradesh has
been registered in this office and numbered as COOP(ORG)1059/2022 on the 12th day of August of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 11th August, 2025. The area of operation
will be confined to Upper Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 27th October, 2022
No.CE(M)/HPD/W-203/2017-18/Pt.—In exercise of the powers conferred by clause 9.14 of the Arunachal
Pradesh Hydro Power Policy, 2008 read with clause 28(6) of the Arunachal Pradesh Small Hydro Power
Policy, 2007 and clause 2 (vii) of Ranganadi Hydro Electrical Power Local Area Development Fund Guidelines,
2021 and based on recommendations of the Deputy Commissioners of Lower Subansiri District and Papum
Pare District, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order Project Affected Area (PAA) and Project
Affected Zone (PAZ) of Lower Subansiri District and Papum Pare District as follows.
1.
Lower Subansiri District :
(a)
Project Affected Area (PAA)
Sl.No.
Name of the village as on 1991 census
Population as per 1991 census
1.
Peni
392
2.
Pitappol
116
3.
New Pitapool
108
4.
Bilo
155
5.
Rup (Rub)
76
6.
Chod
54
7.
Potin
7
8.
Chun
88
9.
NEEPCO Complex
1296
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Project Affected Zone (APZ)
Sl.No.
Name of the village as on 1991 census
Population as per 1991 census
1.
Yazali
896
2.
Tago
149
3.
Tanio
141
4.
Yaizat
186
5.
Takampassa
213
6.
Amgi
67
7.
Did
68
8.
Russi
12
9.
Dodo
117
10.
Pochu
94
11.
Pei
97
12.
Kebi
200
13.
Sakhe
86
14.
Cholu (Chullyu)
222
15.
Rob
59
16.
Pith
90
17.
Depo
65
18.
Pai
93
19.
Kuchkut
101
20.
Komp
85
21.
Lichlith
128
22.
Tabi
209
23.
Dilli Paji
156
24.
Toll
83
25.
Rubdi
351
2.
Papum Pare District :
(a)
Project Affected Area (PAA)
Sl.No.
Name of the village as on 2011 census
Population as per 2011 census
1.
Lichi-I
117
2.
Lichi-II
128
3.
Par Lichi
67
4.
Upper Sher
395
5.
Lower Sher
177
6.
Nyokoriang
31
7.
Upper Jumi
297
8.
Komaseki
80
9.
Boda
175
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(b)
Project Affected Zone (PAZ)
Sl.No.
Name of the village as on 2011 census
Population as per 2011 census
1.
Bumchi-Bumte
02
2.
Sele
25
3.
Jollang
-
4.
Tanio Hapa
130
5.
Tadar Hapa
138
6.
Kimin-I
7.
Kimin-II
8.
Model Village
354
9.
Kudh Village
314
10.
Durpa-I
11.
Durpa-II
12.
Durpa-III
533
13.
Aibee Village
215
14.
Lora-I
15.
Lora-II
16.
Belo-I
110
17.
Belo-II
111
18.
Belo-III
107
19.
Buka
53
20.
Lower Jumi
167
Prashant S.Lokhande, IAS
Commissioner (HPD),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - IV
Orders, Notifications and Rules of the High Court.
NOTIFICATION
The 31st October, 2022
No.HC(IB)06/2008(VOL-I)/8160-74.—In exercise of the power conferred under Rule 18(1) & (2) read with
Schedule-'A' of the Arunachal Pradesh Judicial Service Rules, 2006 and in accordance with the Government
Notification No. JUD-40/2009, dated 18th September, 2012, the Hon'ble Gauhati High Court is pleased to
promote the following District & Sessions Judge of the Arunachal Pradesh Judicial Service to the post of
Selection Grade District and Sessions Judge of the Arunachal Pradesh Judicial Service in the Scale of Pay of
` 57,770-1,230-58,930-1,380-67,210-1,540-70,290 p.m. [Pre-Revised] and 2nd Revised NJPC of ` 1,63,030
[Level J-6] [Entry Level] plus other allowances as admissible under the rules with effect from the date shown
against the Officer.
Sl. No. Name of the Officer with Designation
Date of Promotion Effective From
(1)
(2)
(3)
1.
Smti Jaweplu Chai, District & Sessions Judge, Ziro
28th September, 2022
This notification has been issued in pursuance of the letter vide No. HC.VII-09/2021/8873/A, dated
19th October, 2022, received from Registrar (Vigilance), Gauhati High Court, Guwahati.
By Order,
Sd/- Budi Habung
Registrar,
Gauhati High Court,
Itanagar Permanent Bench,
Yupia.
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ORDER
The 25th October, 2022
No. IND/ESTT/56/97.—In exercise of power conferred by sub-section (2) of section 5 of the Right to
Information Act, 2005, Shri Gyamar Tabin, Deputy Director of Industries is hereby designated to function
as Public Information Officer (PIO) for the Arunachal Pradesh Industrial Development & Financial Corporation
Ltd. (APIDFC Ltd.), Itanagar with immediate effect till appointment of a regular PIO, for the purpose of providing
information to the public whenever asked for as permissible under the Act in addition to his normal official
duties without any financial benefit with following contact details.
Sl. No.
Name
Designation
Designated as
Mobile No.
Email ID
1.
Shri Gyamar Tabin
Deputy Director
Public
9862060840
[email protected]
of Industries
Information
Officer (PIO)
Hage Tari,
Secretary (Industries),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 31st October, 2022
No. DA-43/5/2022/211.—In pursuance of decision of State Cabinet vide Memo No. CAB/M-12/12/2021/
586 dated 24th December, 2021 and No. CAB/M-24/10/2022/223 dated 28th October, 2022, the Governor of
Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to accord approval for constitution of a Committee, namely ‘District Level
Naming Committee’ in the Government of Arunachal Pradesh for the purpose of giving names to new villages,
change of names and renaming of Villages/Townships/Roads/Buildings/Bridges/Government Institutes,
publishing a list of standardized geographical names and ensuring their use by the Government Agencies and
public concerned etc.
The above ‘District Level Naming Committee’ so formed will be comprising of members as under:-
Composition of the Committee
1.
Deputy Commissioner
:
Chairman
2.
Additional Deputy Commissioner/SDO/CO or any associate
:
Member Secretary
officer of Deputy Commissioner
3.
Any 2 (two) CBO/NGO of the area (to be selected by the DC in
:
Member
consultation with the MLA of the area)
4.
Local MLA of the area
:
Special Invitee
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166
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PART - I
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Terms of Reffrence of the Committee
The mandate of the Committee extends to the following:-
(i)
Research and investigation into the names of geographical entities falling wholly within the boundaries
of the State of Arunachal Pradesh and standardization of their names and spelling in the official
language of the state.
(ii)
Assigning new names to the Villages, Towns, Roads, Bridges, Public Buildings, Government
Institutions etc.
(iii) Re-naming of Villages, Towns, Roads, Bridges, Public Buildings, Government Institutions etc.
(iv)
Publishing a list of standardized geographical names and ensuring their use by Government agencies
and the general public.
(v)
Acting as clearing house for information pertaining to geographical names.
(vi)
Co-ordination and co-operation with adjoining states in standarzation of names.
Procedures of the Committee
The ‘District Level Naming Committee’ will devise its own procedures and modalities for naming/re-
naming of the Villages/Towns/Government Institutions etc. The only two aspects that need to be specifically
indicated are regarding frequency of meetings and authority to constitute Sub-Committee. Accordingly :
1.
The Committee may meet at least 3 times in a year or as frequently as may be required to examine
and finalize the proposals.
2.
The Committee may constitute such number of Sub-Committees, at district levels as considered
desirable.
Sadhana Deori, IAS
Secretary (DA),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 9th November, 2022
No. DWCD/43/2022.— Consequent upon creation of 01 (One) new district viz. Lower Siang curving out
from the existing adjoining districts of West Siang and East Siang, re-arrangement of ICDS Projects falling
under Lower Siang District and adjoining District of East Siang is necessitated for smooth implementation of
Mission Saksham and Poshan 2.0 in the State of Arunachal Pradesh.
Therefore, Administrative Approval is hereby accorded for inclusion of Ramle Bango ICDS Project with 73
(seventy three) Anganwadi Centres in Lower Siang District. Consequent upon the said inclusion, Lower Siang
District would comprise of 3(three) ICDS projects viz. Gensi, Likabali and Ramle Bango and East Siang District
would comprise of 3 (three) ICDS Projects viz. Pasighat, Mebo and Ruksin.
The District-wise-ICDS Cells with number of ICDS projects and Anganwadi Centres, after the aforementioned
re-arrangement, are as shown below:
Name of
Name of ICDS
No. of AWCs
Name of
Name of
No. of AWCs
Remarks
District
Project
(after
District
ICDS
(after
re-arrangement)
Project
re-arrangement)
East Siang
Pasight
74
Lower
Gensi
53
Ramle Bango
Mebo
64
Siang
Likabali
85
ICDS Project
Ruksin
52
Ramle
with 73
Bango
73
AWCs
transferred
from East
Siang Distt.
to Lower
Siang
District.
Total
187
Total
211
C.N.Longphai, IAS
Secretary,
Women and Child Development Department,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ANNEXURE - A
DISTRICT-WISE ICDS CELL NUMBER OF ICDS PROJECT AND ANGANWADI CENTRES IN THE STATE
OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH (after transfer of Ramle Bango from East Siang to Lower Siang)
Sl.No.
Name of District
No. of ICDS
No. of AWCs
Name of District ICDS
Projects in
in the District
Cell and its jurisdiction
the District
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Tawang
5
197
ICDS Cell Bomdila
2.
West Kameng
5
307
ICDS Cell Bomdila
3.
East Kameng
5
369
ICDS Cell Seppa
4.
Pakke Kesang
2
111
ICDS Cell Seppa
5.
Papum Pare
8
522
ICDS Cell Yupia
6.
Lower Subansiri
2
222
ICDS Cell Ziro
7.
Kamle
2
130
ICDS Cell Ziro
8.
Kurung Kumey
6
325
ICDS Cell Koloriang
9.
Kra Daadi
4
267
ICDS Cell Koloriang
10.
Upper Subansiri
7
534
ICDS Cell Daporijo
11.
West Siang
4
266
ICDS Cell Aalo
12.
Lower Siang
3
211
ICDS Cell Aalo
13.
Leparada
2
146
ICDS Cell Aalo
14.
Shi-Yomi
2
139
ICDS Cell Aalo
15.
Upper Siang
6
234
ICDS Cell Yingkiong
16.
Siang
4
219
ICDS Cell Pasighat
17.
East Siang
3
187
ICDS Cell Pasighat
18.
Dibang Valley
3
85
ICDS Cell Roing
19.
Lower Dibang Valley
3
174
ICDS Cell Roing
20.
Lohit
2
102
ICDS Cell Tezu
21.
Anjaw
4
185
ICDS Cell Tezu
22.
Namsai
3
320
ICDS Cell Tezu
23.
Tirap
3
263
ICDS Cell Khonsa
24.
Longding
4
256
ICDS Cell Khonsa
25.
Changlang
6
454
ICDS Cell Changlang
Total
98
6225
C. N. Longphai, IAS
Secretary,
Women and Child Development Department,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
NOTIFICATION
The 21st November, 2022
No.GA-10/2015.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to declare that the holidays as specified
in the Annexure-I will be observed in all the offices and Institutions under Government of Arunachal Pradesh
during the year 2023.
2.
The Deputy Commissioners in respect of their respective district except Deputy Commissioner, Capital
Complex, Itanagar are authorized to declare 2 (two) days as local holidays out of the festivals enlisted
in Annexure-Ill. As regards Capital Complex, local holiday will be observed on 26th Febuary, 2023 on
account of Nyokum festival.
3.
The Local administrative officers, in Charge of the offices of Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh located in
New Delhi, Assam, Meghalaya, Maharashtra and West Bengal may declare 2 (two) holidays observed
from their respective state during the year 2023.
4.
Further, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to allow the employees of the State Government to
avail any 2(two) holidays as restricted holiday out of the list of restricted holiday, 2023 as enlisted in
Annexure-II.
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5.
The above mentioned holidays are not applicable to Banks and other financial institutions located in
Arunachal Pradesh. A separate notification for declaration of holidays in respect of Banks and other
financial institutions located in Arunachal Pradesh during the year 2023 will be issued separately as
per instructions of the Government of India.
Sadhana Deori
Secretary (GA),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ANNEXURE - I
LIST OF GAZETTED HOLIDAYS FOR THE YEAR, 2023
Sl. No.
Date & Month
Day
Gazetted Holiday
1.
1st January
Sunday
New Year’s Day
2.
14th January
Saturday
Makar Sankranti
3.
26th January
Thursday
Republic Day
4.
20th February
Monday
Statehood Day
5.
8th March
Wednesday
Holi
6.
7th April
Friday
Good Friday
7.
15th April
Saturday
Bohag Bihu
8.
22nd April
Saturday
Id-ul-Fitr
9.
5th May
Friday
Buddha Purnima
10.
15th August
Tuesday
Independence Day
11.
2nd October
Monday
Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday
12.
23rd October
Monday
Dussehra (Mahanavmi)
13.
24th October
Tuesday
Dussehra
14.
12th November
Sunday
Diwali (Deepavali)
15.
27th November
Monday
Guru Nanak’s Birthday
16.
1st December
Friday
Indigenous Faith Day
17.
25th December
Monday
Christmas Day
Okang Perme
Under Secretary (GA),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ANNEXURE - II
LIST OF RESTRICTED HOLIDAYS FOR THE YEAR - 2023
Sl. No.
Date & Month
Day
Gazetted Holiday
1
2
3
4
1.
15th January
Sunday
Pongal
2.
26th January
Thursday
Basant Panchami/Sri Panchami
3.
2nd February
Thursday
Ali-aye-ligang
4.
5th February
Sunday
Hazarat Ali’s Birthday
5.
5th February
Sunday
Guru Ravidas’s Birthday
6.
15th February
Wednesday
Swami Dayananda Saraswati Jayanti
7.
18th February
Saturday
Maha Shivaratri
8.
19th February
Sunday
Shivaji Jayanti
9.
7th March
Tuesday
Holika Dahan/Dolyatra
10.
22nd March
Wednesday
Chaitra Sukladi/Gudi Padava/
Ugadi/Cheti Chand
11.
30th March
Thursday
Ram Navami
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4th April
Tuesday
Mahavir Jayanti
13.
9th April
Sunday
Easter Sunday
14.
14th April
Friday
Vaisakhi/Vishu/Mesadi
Tamil New Year’s Day
15.
15th April
Saturday
Vaisakhadi (Bengal)
16.
21st April
Friday
Jamat-Ul-Vida
17.
9th May
Tuesday
Guru Rabindranath’s birthday
18.
20th June
Tuesday
Rath Yatra
19.
29th June
Thursday
Id-ul-Zuha (Bakrid)
20.
29th July
Saturday
Muharram
21.
16th August
Wednesday
Parsi New Year’s day/Nauraj
22.
20th August
Sunday
Vinayaka Chaturthi/Ganesh Chaturthi
23.
29th August
Tuesday
Onam or Thiru Onam Day
24.
30th August
Wednesday
Raksha Bandhan
25.
6th September
Wednesday
Janmashtami (Smarta)
26.
28th September
Thursday
Milad-un-Nabi or Id-e-Milad (Birth day
of Prophet Mohammad)
27.
28th October
Saturday
Maharishi Valmiki’s Birthday
28.
1st November
Wednesday
Karaka Chaturthi (Karva Chouth)
29.
12th November
Sunday
Naraka Chaturdasi
30.
13th November
Monday
Govardhan Puja
31.
15th November
Wednesday
Bhai Duj
32.
19th November
Sunday
Pratihar Sashthi or Surya Sashthi
(Chhat Puja)
33.
24th November
Friday
Guru Teg Bahadur’s Martyrdom day
34.
24th December
Sunday
Christmas Eve
Okang Perme
Under Secretary (GA),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ANNEXURE - III
LIST OF LOCAL HOLIDAYS - 2023
Sl. No.
Date & Month
Day
Name of Festival
Name of Tribe
1
2
3
4
5
1.
6th January
Friday
Si-Donyi
Tagin
2.
11th January
Wednesday
Sarok
Aka
3.
1st February
Wednesday
Reh
Idu-Mishmi
4.
2nd February
Thursday
Donggin
Adi
5.
6th February
Monday
Boori-Boot Yullo
Nyishi
6.
14th February
Tuesday
Shapwang Yaung
Singpho
Manawpoi
7.
15th February
Wednesday
Tam Ladu
Digrau/Tarun-Mishmi
8.
16th February
Thursday
Oriah
Wancho
9.
26th February
Sunday
Nyokum
Nyishi
10.
7th March
Tuesday
Unying-Aran
Adi
11.
5th April
Wednesday
Mopin
Galo
12.
11th April
Tuesday
Pongtu
Tutsa
13.
14th April
Friday
Sangken
Khamti/Singpho
14.
15th April
Saturday
Longte
Nyishi
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2
3
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25th April
Tuesday
Moh-Moi
Tangsa
16.
25th April
Tuesday
Gumkum-Gumpa
Puroik
17.
5th July
Wednesday
Dree
Apatani
18.
1st September
Friday
Solung
Adi
19.
10th September
Sunday
Pham-Kho-Sowai
Khowa(Bugun)
20.
24th September
Sunday
Ke-Meh-Ha
Idu Mishmi
21.
15th October
Sunday
Chindang
Miji
22.
15th November
Wednesday
Nyethrii-Dow
Aka (Hrusso)
23.
25th November
Saturday
Chalo-Loku
Nocte
24.
5th December
Tuesday
Podi-Barbi
Adi
25.
Date to be fixed
—
Khikshaba
Sherdukpen
by concerned D.C
26.
Date to be fixed
—
Lha-Chut
Meyor
by concerned D.C
27.
Date to be fixed
—
Losar
Monpa
by concerned D.C
28.
Date to be fixed
—
Poi-Pee Mau
Tai Khampti
by concerned D.C.
Okang Perme
Under Secretary (GA),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 21st November, 2022
No. PERS-40/6/2022/507.—On the basis of the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee
Meeting held on 14th November, 2022, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to confirm the
regularization of the services of following probationers appointed vide order No. PERS-158/2017, dated 19th
September, 2019 from the date shown against each as below :.
Sl. No. Name officers
Date of
Date of
Date of
Appointment
Joining
completion of
Probation
1.
Ms. Pate Nama,
19/9/2019
23/9/2019
23/9/2021
Law officer-cum-Junior Draftsman.
2.
Ms. Millo Dinsung,
19/9/2019
23/9/2019
23/9/2021
Law officer-cum-Junior Draftsman.
3.
Shri Behemso Tayeng,
19/9/2019
23/9/2019
23/9/2021
Law officer-cum-Junior Draftsman.
4.
Ms. Toter Ete,
Law officer-cum-Junior Draftsman.
19/9/2019
23/9/2019
23/9/2021
Other terms and conditions of the services which are not specified herein shall be governed by the rules
and orders of the State Government, as applicable from time to time.
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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ORDER
The 25th November, 2022
No. PERS-12012/18/2021/498.—In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to order posting/release in respect of following IAS officers with immediate effect and until further orders.
Sl.
Name of the
Present
Posted as/release from
Remark
No.
Officers
Posting
1.
Shri Pravimal Abhishek
DC, Seppa
Stands released from the strength
By superseding earlier
Polumatla, IAS
of Government of Arunachal
Order No. PERS-11011/
(AGMUT:2017)
Pradesh w.e.f. 30th November, 2022
49/2022/240 dated
in pursuance of the MHA Order
11th September, 2022.
No. 14020/03/2022. UTS - I
dated 7th September, 2022.
2.
Ms. Vishakha Yadav, IAS Awaiting
Posted as ADC, Deomali,
Vice Shri Duyu Ribya,
(AGMUT : 2020)
Posting
Tirap District.
APCS (AG) transferred
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 25th November, 2022
No.PERS-12012/18/2021/499.—In the interest of public service, the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is
pleased to order transfer/posting of the following APCS Officers as mentioned below with immediate effect and
until further order.
Sl.
Name of Officer
Present
Transferred/
Remarks
No.
Posting as
posted as
1
2
3
4
5
1.
Shri Taro Mize,
DC, Tirap
Registrar, APIC
Relieving Shri Habung
APCS (AG)
Donyi from the charge.
But he will continue to
hold the charge of
Member Secretary, State
Food Commission.
2.
Shri Hento Karga,
ADC, Yomcha/
DC, Tirap
Vice Sl. No. 1
APCS(AG)
under order of
posting as
Director (IT)
3.
Shri Duyu Ribya,
ADC, Deomali
CEO, ArSRLM
Vacant
APCS(AG)
4.
Shri Marge Sora,
Awaiting Posting
Director, NHM
Relieving Shri Liyon
APCS(AG)
Borang, from Additional
charge.
5.
Shri Liyi Bagra,
Director (ULB)
DC Shi Yomi
Vice Sl. No. 6
APCS(AG)
6.
Shri Mito Dirchi,
DC, Shi Yomi
Director(ULB)
Vice Sl. No. 5
APCS(AG)
7.
Shri Tunge Loya,
i/c ADC, Bameng
i/c ADC, Tato
Vice Sl. No. 8
APCS(Sel. Grd.)
8.
Shri Gamtum Padu,
SDO, Tato
SDO, Basar
Vacant
APCS(Sel. Grd.)
9.
Shri Lod Takkar,
US(APPSC)
EAC, Pakke
Vacant
APCS(Sr. Grd.)
10.
Shri Nangram Pingkap,
Spl.SPD(ISSE)
EAC, ICC
—
APCS(Sr. Grd.)
11.
Shri Bitu Kri,
OSD, APSSB/
Asstt. Director
Relieving him from
APCS(EG)
MD. AP State
(ATI)/MD, AP
the charge of OSD,
Co-operative
State Co-operative
APSSB
Apex Bank
Apex Bank
12.
Shri Hage Atho,
Under order of
Retained as CO,
In partial modification of
APCS(EG)
transfer/posting
Tirbin
order of even No. & dated
as CO Silsango
23rd September, 2022
13.
Ms. Toimi Tagi,
Under order of
CO, Hawai
Vice Sl.No. 14
APCS(EG)
transfer/posting
as CO, Giba
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14.
Ms. Fema Taku,
CO, Hawai
CO, Gyawe
Vacant
APCS(EG)
Purang
15.
Ms. Taba Milka,
CO, Walong
CO, Silsango
Vacant
APCS(EG)
16.
Ms. Toko Onu,
CO, Yachuli
CO, Hunli
Vice Sl.No. 17
APCS(EG)
17.
Shri Chukhu Taba,
CO, Hunli
CO, Yachuli
Vice Sl.No. 16
APCS(EG)
18.
Shri Kalen Saroh,
Under order of
Retained as
In partial modification of
APCS(EG)
transfer/posting
CO, Kangku
order of even No. & dated
as CO, Jomlo
23rd September, 2022.
Mobuk
2.
Further, Smti Marchina Boria, APCS (Sr. Grd.), EAC Balijan to lookafter the charges of ADC Balijan
till posting of regular ADC.
3.
The above officers may be relieved immediately enabling them to join their new place of posting. In
any case the officers stands relived after 30 days from the date of issue of this order, Copy of release/
joining report in respect of the officer may be forwarded to the Personnel Department.
Dharmendra, IAS
Chief Secretary,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 29th November, 2022
No. RWD-11014/1/2021.—On the basis of recommendation of Departmental Promotion Committee, the
Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to promote/appoint Shri Nyai Rigia to the post of Chief Engineer,
Group- ‘A’ Gazetted, in the pay matrix ` 1,44,200-2,18,200 Level-14 per month plus other allowances as
admissible under rules from time to time with effect from the date of DPC meeting, i.e, 2nd November, 2022.
Exercise of option for fixation of pay under FR-22(1) (a) (1) shall be entertained within one month from the
date of issuance of this order. Other terms and conditions of service which are not specified herein shall be
governed by the relevant rules and orders of the state Government as applicable from time to time.
N.T.Glow, IRS
Secretary RWD,
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 2nd December, 2022
No. PERS-14011/2/2022.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order relieving of Shri Vijaya
Kumaran Nair K., Private Secretary [Arunachal Pradesh Secretariat Stenographer’s Service (General Cadre)]
from Government Service with effect from 31st December, 2022 (AN) on attaining the age of superannuation in
accordance to the FR 56.
Mimum Tayeng, IAS
Secretary (Personnel),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
ORDER
The 2nd December, 2022
No. PERS-13014/13/2021.—The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh is pleased to order release of Smti Kenya
Gamoh, Under Secretary (Secretariat Administration), Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar from the
Government Service with effect from 31st December, 2022 (AN) on attaining the age of superannuation in terms
of FR 56.
Mimum Tayeng, IAS
Secretary (Personnel),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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Separate paging is given to this part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation.
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - III
Resolutions, orders, notifications, rules etc., issued by the Government and Heads of Departments.
GUIDELINES
The 16th December, 2013
To Protect and Safeguard Nurses Working under Private Hospitals/Clinical Establishments.
No. MED/SC/-10/2013.— In response to writ Petition WP@ No 527 of 2011 filed by Trained Nurses
Association of India Vs UOI & others and WP@ No. 430 of 2011 filed by Pravasi legal cell Versus UOI, it is
directed to all concerned for strict adherence/comply of the Rules as under with immediate effect.
1.
No Nurses may be forced to work beyond the working hours calculated by GoI i.e. 22/.23 shift every
month and each Nurse will get 96 days off in a year etc. Vide No. A.28011/1/90-PMS dated
2nd January, 1990. In short, all Nurses are entitled to get Facilities/leave as per GoI Letter
mentioned above.
2.
Minimum Salary for ANM/GNM/B.Sc. must be at with Contractual Nursing Staff in Government
Set-up (NRHM).
3.
Hostel/Quarter facilities for both married and unmarried Nurses must be provided with minimal facilities
in all aspect like water/Electricity/ventilation etc.
4.
Every Nurse may be given Right to freedom/liberty as per Article (3) of Human Right Act and Article
(1) of Universal declaration of Human Right.
5.
Appropriate Legal Action may be initiated against any Institution or Individual committing such offence
or any act of sexual harassment/exploitation/violence against Nurse.
6.
Extra remuneration to be paid to Nurses for performing duty beyond fixed hours limits as calculated
by GOI and High Power Committee.
7.
Minimum Nurse : Patient Ratio as per INC Norm (1 :6) may be strictly followed to avoid overloading
the Nurses.
8.
No Nurse under private Hospitals/Clinical establishments should be forced to execute service bond
and to deposit their original educational certificate and testimonial etc. in the cost of cash and kind.
9.
The employer found of retaining any of original certificates documents of Nurses employed by them,
appropriate action will be initiated against them as per law. They may return forthwith the original
certificates/documents to the concerned personnel within a forth night at the latest and in case of
any doubt, the original documents could be sought ; only their attested photocopy may be retained
by the authorities.
10. In case of failure to compile/in the event of any such incident being reported the Government of
Arunachal Pradesh will immediately initiate strong penal action against such erring hospital/clinical
establishments.
This is in-continuation of Instruction already circulated vide No. MED/NS/15/2013 of dated
28th March, 2013.
Herein fail not.
Indra Mallo, IAS
Secretary (H & FW),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar.
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NOTIFICATION
The 1st August, 2022
No. COOP (ORG) 1135/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “SYNIUM BANGO MULTIPURPOSE
COOPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd” Dumporijo, PO/PS.- Dumporijo, Upper Subansiri District, Pin No. 791122,
Arunachal Pradesh, has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP (ORG) 1135/2022 on the
1st day of August of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto
31st July, 2025. The area of operation will be confined to Upper Subansiri District of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 12th August, 2022
No. COOP (ORG) 1136/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “ARUN SINYIK MULTIPURPOSE
COOPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd” Damsite, PO- Naharlagun, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791110, Arunachal
Pradesh, has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP (ORG) 1136/2022 on the 12th day of
August of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 11th August,
2025. The area of operation of the society shall be confined to Papum Pare District of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 19th August, 2022
No. COOP (ORG) 1148/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “BONGLIA PAPIN MULTIPURPOSE
COOPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd” Koloriang, P.O - Koloriang, Kurung Kumey District, Arunachal Pradesh,
Pin No. 791118, has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP (ORG) 1148/2022 on the 19th day of
August of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 18th August,
2025. The area of operation of the society shall be confined to whole of Kurung Kumey District of Arunachal
Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 23rd August, 2022
No. COOP (ORG) 1143/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “DUDA NAMCHANG MULTIPURPOSE
COOPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd” Banderdewa, PO - Banderdewa, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791123,
Arunachal Pradesh, has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP (ORG) 1143/2022 on the
23rd day of August of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto
22nd August, 2025. The area of operation of the society shall be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal
Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 31st August, 2022
No. COOP (ORG) 1154/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “DIYUNG - DILAP MULTIPURPOSE
COOPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd” Boleng Town, PO/PS - Boleng, Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh,
Pin No. 791102, has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP (ORG) 1154/2022 on this 31st day
of August of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 30th August,
2025. The area of operation will be confined to Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 6th September, 2022
No. COOP (ORG)1144/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “RALLA MULTIPURPOSE COOPERATIVE
SOCIETY Ltd” Damin, PO - Damin, Kurung Kumey District, Pin No. 791118, Arunachal Pradesh, has been
registered in this office and numbered as COOP(ORG)1144/2022 on the 6th day of August of the year two
thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 5th September, 2025. The area of
operation of the society shall be confined to whole of Kurung Kumey District of Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 6th September, 2022
No. COOP (ORG)1155/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “TALISUK MULTIPURPOSE
COOPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd” PO/PS - Payeng, Upper Subansiri District, Pin No. 791122, Arunachal
Pradesh has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP (ORG)1155/2022 on the 6th day of September
of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 5th September, 2025.
The area of operation will be confined to Upper Subansiri District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 6th September, 2022
No. COOP (ORG) 1132/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “SUMCHI MULTIPURPOSE
COOPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd” Nirjuli Village - II, PO/PS - Nirjuli, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791109,
Arunachal Pradesh has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP (ORG)1132/2022 on
the 6th September of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto
5th September, 2025. The area of operation of the society shall be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal
Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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NOTIFICATION
The 6th September, 2022
No. COOP (ORG) 1157/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “DHEZENGFHU MULTIPURPOSE
COOPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd” Tuting, PO - Tuting, Upper Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh Pin
No. 791105, has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP (ORG)1157/2022 on the 6th day of April
of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 5th September, 2025.
The area of operation of the society shall be confined to Upper Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 6th September, 2022
No. COOP (ORG) 1079/2021.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “TAZAHAPA PASSA VALLEY
MULTIPURPOSE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd” Ngoleko Village, PO & Circle - Tazahapa Passa Valley,
District Pakke Kessang, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin code 790102, has been registered in this office and numbered
as COOP (ORG)1079/2021 on the 6th day of September of the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The
validity of the Registration is upto 5th September, 2025. The area of operation will be confined to Pakke Kessang
District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Tai Kaye
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
NOTIFICATION
The 26th September, 2022
No. COOP (ORG) 1149/2022.—Under Section 9 of the Arunachal Pradesh Cooperative Societies Act, 1978
(Act 3 of 1979), a Cooperative Society under the name and style “SANGO THRIFT & CREDIT COOPERATIVE
SOCIETY Ltd” Nyorch Village, PO/PS - Naharlagun, Papum Pare District, Pin No. 791110, Arunachal
Pradesh has been registered in this office and numbered as COOP (ORG)1149/2022 on the 26th September of
the year two thousand twenty two Anno Domini. The validity of the Registration is upto 25th September, 2025.
The area of operation of the society shall be confined to Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh.
The Bye-laws adopted by the society have been registered.
Krishna Kumar Singh, IAS
Registrar,
Cooperative Societies,
Arunachal Pradesh,
Naharlagun.
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ORDER
The 14th December, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 991 dated 30th November, 2022 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Yupia, Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made by
Miss Nabam Jumsi, daughter of Shri Nabam Tagi, a permanent resident of Village-Ressing, PO. & PS. Sagalee
District - Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to change her name/surname from Miss Nabam Jumsi to
Miss Meraki Nabam.
Henceforth, Miss Nabam Jumsi will be known and distinguished as Miss Meraki Nabam for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner.
Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
ORDER
The 26th December, 2022
No. DC/ICR/JUD-29/2019-20.—In pursuance of Affidavit No. 5075 dated 16th December, 2022 sworn in
before Executive Magistrate, Capital Complex, Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh as per written request made by
Shri Takio Tayub Tarh, son of Shri Takio Mangha, a permanent resident of Papu Nallah, Korjuli Colony, PO. &
PS. Naharlagun, Capital Complex, District - Papum Pare, Arunachal Pradesh to change his name from
Shri Takio Tayub Tarh to Shri Tarh Tayub.
Henceforth, Shri Takio Tayub Tarh will be known and distinguished as Shri Tarh Tayub for all purposes.
Talo Potom, IAS
Deputy Commissioner.
Itanagar Capital Complex, Itanagar,
Arunachal Pradesh.
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
PART - IV
Orders, Notifications and Rules of the High Court.
ORDER
The 15th December, 2022
No. HC(IB)10/2021/Admn/9149-9179.— Pursuant to letter vide No.HC.VII-52/2016/11262/A dated 24th
November, 2022 of the Registrar (Vigilance), Gauhati High Court, Guwahati, the services of the following
Judicial Officers of Arunachal Pradesh Judicial Service have been confirmed in their respective grades with
effect from the date as shown below against their respective names, on satisfactory completion of their probation
period :-
LIST OF GRADE-I OFFICERS
Sl. No.
Name & Current Designation
Date of Joining
Date of confirmation in
of the Judicial Officer
respective Grade.
1.
Shri Tageng Padoh,
24/06/2019 as Grade-I
24/06/2021
District & Sessions Judge,
of APJS
Pasighat
2.
Shri Hirendra Kashyap,
27/06/2019 as Grade-I
27/06/2021
District & Sessions Judge,
of APJS
Bomdila
3.
Shri Tage Halley
24/06/2019 as Grade-I
24/06/2021
Additional District & Sessions
of APJS
Judge, Basar
LIST OF GRADE-II OFFICERS
Sl. No.
Name & Current Designation
Date of Joining
Date of confirmation in
of the Judicial Officer
respective Grade.
1.
Shri Moji Ete,
21/12/2018 as Grade-II
21/12/2020
CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div.)
of APJS
Bomdila
2.
Miss Bissomoti Lego,
21/12/2018 as Grade-II
21/12/2020
CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div.)
of APJS
Daporijo
3.
Shri Tailang Laji
21/06/2019 as Grade-II
21/06/2021
Joint Registrar, Gauhati High Court,
of APJS
Itanagar Permanent Bench, Yupia
4.
Shri Habung Tangu
21/06/2019 as Grade-II
21/06/2021
CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div.)
of APJS
Seppa
5.
Shri Domo Padu
28/06/2019 as Grade-II
28/06/2021
CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div.)
of APJS
Tezu
6.
Smti Mary Kamsi
10/07/2019 as Grade-II
10/07/2021
CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div.)
of APJS
Changlang
7.
Shri Damge Niri
13/03/2020 as Grade-II
13/03/2022
CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div.)
of APJS
Ziro
8.
Miss Tenzin Metho
25/07/2018 as Grade-III
25/07/2020
CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div.)
of APJS
Pasighat
9.
Miss Kenyir Kato
25/07/2018 as Grade-III
25/07/2020
CJM-cum-Civil Judge (Sr. Div.)
of APJS
Yupia
LIST OF GRADE-III OFFICERS
Sl. No.
Name & Current Designation
Date of Joining
Date of confirmation in
of the Judicial Officer
respective Grade.
1.
Miss Sonia Ketan
25/07/2018 as Grade-III
25/07/2020
JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div.)
of APJS
Yupia
2.
Smti Mary Jonnam
25/07/2018 as Grade-III
25/07/2020
JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div.)
of APJS
Namsai
3.
Shri Narang Laji
25/07/2018 as Grade-III
25/07/2020
JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div.)
of APJS
Khonsa
4.
Shri Utumso Boo
25/07/2018 as Grade-III
25/07/2020
JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div.)
of APJS
Hawai
5.
Smti Epi Kapu
25/07/2018 as Grade-III
25/07/2020
JMFC-cum-Civil Judge (Jr. Div.)
of APJS
Yingkiong
Budi Habung
Registrar,
Gauhati High Court,
Itanagar Permanent Bench,
Yupia.
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