भारत सरकार / Government of India

Daman 03^rdJune, 2022 13 Jyaishtha, 1944 (Saka) No. : 21

U.T. Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu,

Office of the Secretary(Revenue),

Secretariat, Daman.

No. 64-01-2018-LND/3144

Dated: 11/03/2022.

O R D E R

In exercise of powers under Section 26 of Goa, Daman & Diu Land Revenue Code, 1968 read

with Rule 34 of the Goa, Daman & Diu Land Revenue (Disposal of Govt. Lands) Rules, 1971, the

Hon‘ble Administrator, U.T. of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu is pleased to permit the

Collector, Diu to grant the extension of lease period of Government Land bearing Survey No.75

admeasuring 1,10,638 sq mts. and survey no. 114/6 admeasuring area 2100 sq. mtrs, in favour of

Omnibus Industrial Development Corporation (OIDC) at the rate of ₹1/- per annum as Lease Rent

from 30/07/2012 till the date of issuance of this order and further period of 33 years from the date of

issue of this order subject to the following conditions:

1. All Acts and rules particularly Revenue related are applicable to the licensee with all future

changes, modifications and amendments related to land.

2. The department shall make sure that there are no revenue leakages and timely deposit to

consolidated fund of India and also make sure that imposition of fine / levies of penalty in

case of default / delay as applicable.

3. The Lease extension is for OIDC as the Lessee only and further extension of sub lease shall

be on merit and only for industrially utilized plots by the Lessee / OIDC.

4. Strict compliance, of all applicable GFRs, other Rules and terms and conditions as

finalized, by the department from time to time.

By order in the name of the Hon‘ble

Administrator, DNH & DD

Sd/–

(Karanjit Vadodaria)

Joint Secretary (Revenue)

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सरकारी राजपत्र

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

संघ प्रदेश दादरा एवं नगर हवेली तथा दमण एवं दीव प्रशासन

U.T. ADMINISTRATION OF DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI AND

DAMAN AND DIU

श्रेणी - २

SERIES - II

प्राधिकरण द्वारा प्रकाधित / PUBLISHED BY AUHTORITY

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UT Administration of

Dadra &Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu

Department of Land Acquisition,

Dadra and Nagar Haveli

Silvassa.

No. LAQ/Khanvel Junction/Khedpa Border/Road/72/2021/58/REV(S)/2022 Dated:

16/05/2022

FORM II

[See rule-5(1) and Section 11(1)]

Preliminary Notification

Whereas, it appears to the Collector that a total of 5681sq.mt.of land is required in Rudana,

Chisda, Mandoni, Vasda, Sindoni & Khedpa villages of Dadra and Nagar Haveli for public purpose,

namely, for Widening of Road from Khanvel Junction to upto Khedpa Border

(project/purpose), Social Impact Assessment study was carried out by SIA team of DNH Consulting

Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi.

There is likelihood of families getting displaced due to the land acquisition. The

Resident Deputy Collector(S) is appointed as Administrator for the purpose of Rehabilitation

and Resettlement of the displaced families.

Therefore, it is notified that for the above said project in the Rudana, Chisda,

Mandoni, Vasda, Sindoni & Khedpa villages of the Dadra and Nagar Haveli District the piece

of land, whose detail description is enclosed as Annexure-I and is also mentioned in the Social

Impact Assessment (SIA) report, is under acquisition.

This notification is made under the provisions of Section-11(1) of the Right to Fair

Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act,

2013 (Act no. 30/2013), to all whom it may concern.

A plan of the land may be inspected in the office of the District Collector, Dadra and

Nagar Haveli, Silvassa and Resident Deputy Collector (Silvassa), Dadra and Nagar Haveli,

Silvassa on any working day during the working hours.

The Government is pleased to authorize Survey and Settlement Officer (Silvassa) and

his staff to enter upon and survey land, take levels of any land, dig or bore into sub-soil & do all

other acts required for the proper execution of their wok as provided and specified in Section 12

of the said Act.

Under section 11(4) of the Act, no person shall make any transaction or cause any

transaction of land i.e. sale/purchase, etc., or create any encumbrances on such land from the

date of publication of such notification without prior approval of the Collector.

Objections to the acquisition, if any, may be filed by the person interested within 60

(Sixty days) from the date of publication of this notification as provided under section 15 of the

Act before District Collector.

Encl: As above.

Place: Silvassa.

Date: 16.05.2022.

Sd/-

(Dr. Rakesh Minhas)

Collector

Dadra and Nagar Haveli

Silvassa

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Annexure-I

RUDANA VILLAGE

Sr.

No.

District

Sub-

division

Plot No./

Class of

land

Total Area

Area to be

acquired

Title of Land

Survey No.

(Sq.mt.)

(ownership)

DNH

Rudana

100/1

Agri.

3300

160

Mani Soniya Bond

Daji Soniya Bond

(Soniya Kakadiya Bond)

100/2/2

Agri.

9100

678

Bapu Janu Chaudhary

99/3P

Agri.

4300

103

Kisana Navsa Dodiya

173/1

Agri.

6000

554

Rupji Dhakal

174/P1

Agri.

3800

226

Dr. Chhatrasinh Mohansinh

Chauhan

174/P2

N.A.

21900

Dr. Chhatrasinh Mohansinh

Chauhan

178/1

Agri.

3400

292

Dr. Chhatrasinh Mohansinh

Chauhan

133/1

Agri.

3900

257

Vijaykumar Sundarlal

Contractor

133/2

Agri.

4000

133/3

Agri.

4400

133/4

Agri.

4600

133/5

Agri.

4100

133/6

Agri.

4100

137/1/42

Agri.

900

253

Guna Sidva Ghibhal

137/1/Plot/41

Agri.

200

Gopji Sidva Ghilbal.

137/1/30

Agri.

200

Budhiya Rama Dhadga

137/1/29

Agri.

170

Bablu Rama Dhadga

137/1/28

Agri.

200

Ratna Navsa Jimniya

Total

2646

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CHISDA VILLAGE

Sr.

No.

District

Sub-

division

Plot No./

Class of

land

Total Area

Area to be

acquired

Title of Land

Survey No.

(Sq.mt.)

(ownership)

DNH

Chisda

Agri.

21800

224

Rupji Janiya Thakre

Govnd Janiya Thakre

TulsiJanniya Thakre

Sankari Ramji Thakre

Soma Ramji Thakre

235

Agri.

23000

108

Ramliya Devji Nadgiya

Sajana Devji Nadgiya

Raij Devji Nadgiya

Radhi Devji Nadgiya

252/1P

Agri.

4333

Bai Saiji Widow of Somla

Devu Rathad

Bai Baijiben Somla Rathod

Bhiva Somla Rathod

Rasliben Somla Rathod

Devji Somla Rathod

Lakhmi Navji Widow of Navji

Rathad

Baijiben Widow of Ratan

Rathad

Jamna Somla Rathad

Mathi Somla Rathad

Soban Somla Rathod

Sonia Somla Rathod

Revjiya Somla Rathod

Devu Ratan Rathad

Anita Rathan Rathad

Shailesh Rathan Rathad

Sankuti Rathan Rathad

Ajay Rathan Rathad

Shanti Rathan Rathad

Anil Rathan Rathad

Laxibhai Navji Rathad

Dharmi Navji Rathad

Sainiben Navji Rathad

Ramanbhai Navji Rathad

Bhartiben Navji Rathad

Total

428

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MANDONI VILLAGE

Sr.

No.

District

Sub-

division

Plot No./

Class of

land

Total Area

Area to be

acquired

Title of Land

Survey No.

(Sq.mt.)

(ownership)

DNH

Mandoni

66/2

Agri.

12800

810

Manji Lakhma Malkari

Sanjay Janu Malkari

Widow of Kakduben Janu

Malkari

Chaita Ramiya Malkari

Maini Ratna Malkari

Chintu Ramiya Malkari

Sundri Ratna Malkari

Sonu Ratna Malkari

Pauvni Ratna Malkari

Sintu Ratna Malkari

78/1 P

Agri.

1500

288

Ramta Dhanji Gadvi

Kamdiben Babaji Gavdi

Sundriben Babaji Gavdi

Ramdas Babaji Gavdi

Parsu Babaji Gavdi

Nilesh Babaji Gavdi

Ganpat Babji Gavdi

Jayram Babji Gavdi

Raman Babji Gavdi

Suresh Babji Gavdi

Total

1098

SINDONI VILLAGE

Sr.

No.

District

Sub-

division

Plot No./

Class of

land

Total Area

Area to be

acquired

Title of Land

Survey No.

(Sq.mt.)

(ownership)

DNH

Sindoni

173/1

Agri.

1500

463

Barku Trimbak Mashiya

Kishan Trimbak Mashiya

Jamni Trimbak Mashiya

Kalpesh Dhakal Bhoya

Kishor Dhakal Bhoya

173/2

Agri.

15800

Badu Trimbak Tokariya

Budhiya Trimbank Tokariya

Sarjiben Trimbak Tokariya

Chaguniben Trimbak

Tokariya

Jiferiben Trimbak Tokariya

246

Agri.

12900

502

Laxi Sulji Tokariya

Agri.

6400

280

Laxi Sulji Tokariya

231/1

Agri.

3600

184

Chandarbhai Radhiyabhai

Tokariya

Navsabhai Radhiyabhai

Tokariya

Sundriben Radhiyabhai

Tokariya

Dhakluben Radhiyabhai

Tokariya

Total

1509

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

Total proposed acquired land

Shree Sarkar

1613sq. mt.

Forest Land

9387sq. mt.

Private Land

5681sq. mt.

Total

16681sq. mt.



Total Private Acquired land.

Village

Total Acquired Area in Sq.

Mtr.

Affected Parties

sindoni

1509

Mandoni

1098

Chisda

428

Rudana

2646

Total

5681

Sd/-

(Dr. Rakesh Minhas)

Collector,

Dadra and Nagar Haveli

Silvassa

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U.T. ADMINISTRATION OF DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI AND

DAMAN & DIU.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR, DHOLAR, MOTI DAMAN

AWARD UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE RIGHT TO FAIR

Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition

Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013.

CASE No.

: No.3/29/2017/LQN-POND/2017-18/2432

NAME OF THE VILLAGE

: MAGARWADA, MOTI DAMAN.

NATURE OF THE ACQUISITION

: PERMANENT

TALUKA

: DAMAN

DISTRICT

PURPOSE OF ACQUISITION

: DAMAN

: ACQUISITION OF LAND FOR WIDENING OF

EXISTING POND AT DABHEL WATER SUPPLY

PROJECT, DAMAN.

INTRODUCTION:

These proceedings are under provision of Section 23 of the Right to Fair Compensation and

Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 for determination of

compensation in respect of net area of land proposed to be acquired for the purpose of Acquisition of

Land for widening of Existing Pond at Dabhel Water Supply Project, Daman. The land acquisition

proceedings were initiated with the publication of Preliminary Notification under section 11 of the

Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement

Act, 2013.

The Executive Engineer, Public Works Department, WD-I, Daman had submitted a land

acquisition proposal of Acquisition of Land for widening of Existing Pond at Dabhel Water Supply

Project, Daman vide diary dated 28.03.2016.

NOTIFICATION OF SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND REPORT OF SIA:

Under section 4 & Sub Section 3 of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in

Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013, Notification No.3/29/2017/LQN-

POND/2017-18/11982 dated 27/12/2017 was published. SIA report was submitted to the Deputy

Secretary (Revenue) and copies were circulated to the office of the Collector, Daman and Office of

the Chief Executive Officer, District Panchayat, Daman, published and elsewhere for wide publicity

and uploaded on website.

EVALUATION OF SIA/ SIMP REPORT & REPORT OF THE LAND ACQUISITION

COLLECTOR:

Under Sub-Section (1) of Section 7 of the Act, an expert committee with an independent

multidisciplinary Expert Group of members for appraisal of Social Impact Assessment was

constituted. The SIA/SIMP Report was evaluated and the recommendations as well as observations

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were provided. Based on the SIA Report and recommendations of the Expert Committee, a detailed

report stating the Public Purpose and the necessity of acquiring the land along with Positive and

Negative impacts, dated 04/12/2018, was submitted by the Land Acquisition Collector as per the

requirement of Section 8 of the Act.

PUBLICATION OF NOTIFICATION AND ISSUE OF NOTICES:

The Preliminary Notification No. 3/29/2017/LQN-POND/2017-18/29 dated 04/01/2022 was

notified under section 11 of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition,

Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 that the land described in the schedule was needed for the

public purpose. Objection to the acquisition were invited from interested persons giving 60 days

opportunity from the date of the Publication. A committee was also formed to assess and determine

the Market Rate of the land parcels that were going to be acquired.

Vide Declaration No. 3/48/2018/LND-ACQ/2018-19/1593 dated 31/03/2022, it was declared

under the provision under Section 19 of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land

Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 that the said lands were required for the

public purpose namely, Acquisition of Land for Construction of Highway at Village Magarwada,

Moti Daman.

In connection with acquisition of total land admeasuring 888.00 Sq. Mtrs. for Acquisition of

Land for widening of Existing Pond at Dabhel Water Supply Project, Daman, the Administration of

Daman intended to take possession of the land, the particulars of which were given in the declaration

u/s 19(1) of the Right to Fair compensation & Transparency in Land Acquisition Rehabilitation and

Resettlement (RFCTLARR) Act, 2013.

METHODOLOGY USED FOR DETERMINATION OF COMPENSATION



JOINT MEASUREMENT

The Land Acquisition Collector, Daman had requested for joint measurement of the land

through the Surveyors. The joint measurement of land was carried out by surveyor along with

officials of the Executive Engineer, P.W.D. WD-I, Daman and the latest report was received on

23.12.2020.



OWNERSHIP:

Names of the persons whose land is under acquisition, standing in the record of rights were

ascertained from the revenue records and the same are shown in Award statement and claimed

ownership or claim of compensation with regard to their land under acquisition and compensation

thereof.



SITUATION AND DESCRIPTION OF THE LAND:

The Land under acquisition is agriculture land.

Land situated at Dabhel, Nani Daman for Acquisition of Land for widening of Existing Pond

at Dabhel Water Supply Project, Daman as shown specifically in the MAP and Plan displayed u/s. 19.

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

LOCATION OF THE LAND:

The total acquired land admeasuring 888.00 Sq. Mtrs Situated at Nani Daman.



MUTATION OF OCCUPANCY IN RESPECT OF THE SAID LAND BEING

ACQUIRED:

The Mamlatdar, Daman and Enquiry Officer, City Survey, Daman shall ensure that the record

of right and all the relevant documents relating to the ownership/ Occupancy of the said land are

accordingly modified and show the transfer of the said land solely in the name of Government

consequent to taking over possession of the said land and the payment of the compensation to the

concerned interested parties.



CORRECTION OF THE RECORD IN THE RECORD OF RIGHTS:

The Mamlatdar, Daman is requested to carry out necessary mutation in the Record of Rights

in the name of Government in respect of the land so acquired as per the enclosed Award statement.



APPORTIONMENT:

Payment will be made according to the latest entries in the Revenue Record and the as per

enquiry conducted u/s 23 (c). In case of any dispute, which is not settled within reasonable time, the

amount of compensation will be remitted to the Court under section 64 of the Right to Fair

Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 for

determination.



ENCUMBRANCES:

The land under acquisition is free from all encumbrances and it has been mentioned in the

Award statement.



DETERMINATION OF COMPENSATION:

As per the provision of Section 30[1] of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in

Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013, 100% of the market value is awarded as

Solatium as has been determined in the Award statement.

COMPENSATION OF LAND:

After considering the parameters provided in Section 27, 28, 29 of the Act, the compensation

of land is determined. The total amount of award workout to be ₹ 35,22,680.00 (Rupees thirty five

lakhs twenty two thousand six hundred eighty only).

SUMMARY OF THE AWARD.

The award is summarized as under:-

Total Area of the Land Acquired from interested persons of 888.00 Sq.

Mts.

₹ 15,55,954.00

Total Area of the Land Acquired from the Government of 00.00 Sq. Mtrs

-Nil-

100% Solatium on market Value.

₹ 15,55,954.00

Additional Amount @ 12% Interest for 4 years, 4 month, 23 days

₹ 4,10,772.00

Value of Structures & Trees including 100% Solatium.

₹ 00.00

Total value of Award (A+B+C+D)

₹ 35,22,680.00

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The details of compensation of the land acquisition as per the Annexure – I, II & III are

enclosed herewith.

PAYMENT OF COMPENSATION TO INTERESTED PERSONS:

The interested parties are hereby informed that the payment of compensation shall start from

11.00 AM on 31/05/2022 at Conference Hall, Collectorate, Dholar, Moti Daman. All the interested

persons who are deemed lawfully entitled may receive compensation on submission of the below

mentioned documents:

a) Original land documents.

b) Nil Encumbrance Certificate from Sub Registrar, Daman.

c) Receipt of Payment of land revenue till date, if any,

d) In case of N.A. land, the claimant has to be produced the N.A. order &Sand.

e) A copy of Bank Account Pass Book.

f) PAN Card/Aadhaar Card for identification.

g) The claimant will have to produce latest I & XIV abstract Nakal of the land.

POSSESSION OF THE LAND:

As per the requirement of Section 37(2) and 37(3), the Mamlatdar is directed to follow the

procedure of display of summary of acquisition proceedings on the official website and to circulate it

to all concerned authorities and paste it at conspicuous places.

The possession of land proposed of Acquisition of Land for widening of Existing Pond at

Dabhel Water Supply Project, Daman shall be taken after compliance of Section 38 by the by

Mamlatdar, Daman immediately and shall be handed over to the requiring Department.

Place: DAMAN.

Dated: 24/05/2022.

Sd/–

Land Acquisition Collector,

Daman.

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ANNEXURE – I

Details compensation of Land for widening of Existing Pond at Dabhel water Supply Project Daman (Balance Proposal).

Sr. No. ^Survey

No.

Area of land

acquisition in

(Sq.Mtrs.)

Name of

persons believed

to be having

interest

Class

of land

Circle value

@ 100

Sq.Mtrs. for

village

Dabhel Nani

Daman

Agri. Land

Rs.87610/-

Multiplication

Factor 2

Solatium

100% on

Multiplication

value of land

additional

Amout @

12% of 4

years 4

months 22

days.

Total

compensation

on land

( 7+8+9 = 10 )

382

888.00

Arunaben

Raman,

Anil Raman,

Jintendra Raman

Agri.

₹ 777,977.00

₹ 1,555,954.00

₹ 410,772.00

₹ 3,522,680.00

888.00

₹ 777,977.00

₹ 1,555,954.00

₹ 410,772.00

₹ 3,522,680.00

Sd/–

भूमम अजजन समाहताज, दमण

Land Acquisition Collector, Daman

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ANNEXURE - II

Details compensation of Tree & Structure for widening of Existing Pond at Dabhel water Supply Project Daman (Balance Proposal).

Sr. No. ^Survey

No.

Name of persons

believed to be

having interest

Type of

trees

No. of

Trees

Rate

Total

Type of

structure

Total

Compensation

of stucture

Compensation

of Trees

Total

Compensation

Solatium

100%

Total

Compensation

382

Arunaben Raman,

Anil Raman,

Jintendra Raman

₹ 0.00

Total

₹ 0.00

Sd/–

भूमम अजजन समाहताज, दमण

Land Acquisition Collector, Daman

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ANNEXURE - III

Details compensation of Land for widening of Existing Pond at Dabhel water Supply Project Daman

(Balance Proposal).

Sr.

No.

Name of persons

believed to be having

interest

Survey

No.

Area of land

acquisition in

(Sq.Mtrs.)

Land Value

Assets

Value

Total

Arunaben Raman,

Anil Raman,

Jintendra Raman

382

888.00

₹ 35,22,680.00

₹ 0.00

₹ 35,22,680.00

TOTAL:

888.00

₹ 35,22,680.00

₹ 0.00

₹ 35,22,680.00

Sd/–

भूमम अजजन समाहताज, दमण

Land Acquisition Collector, Daman

***

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U.T. ADMINISTRATION OF DADRA & NAGAR

HAVELI AND DAMAN & DIU

REVENUE DEPARTMENT,

COLLECTORATE, DAMAN.

No.3/92/LND/ACQ/2020-21/2465

Dated: 25/05/2022.

N O T I C E

WHEREAS, vide Preliminary Notification No. 3/92/LND-ACQ/2020-21/2952 dated

10/06/2021, it was Notified under section 11 of the Right to Fair compensation and Transparency in

Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013, that the land described in the schedule

hereto (thereafter referred to as the said land/lands) were needed or likely to be needed for the public

purpose, namely for the purpose of Acquisition of land for widening of road starting from Rajiv

Gandhi Setu to Dholar Junction, Moti Daman (Additional proposal).

WHEREAS, a report was submitted to the Government Authority i.e. Administrator of Dadra

& Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu for the proceed with the acquisition process and the same has been

approved by the Appropriate Government i.e. Administrator of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman &

Diu.

WHEREAS, vide Declaration No. 3/92/LND-ACQ/2020-21/2113 dated 06/05/2022, it was

declared under the provision of Section 19 of the Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation Act that the said

lands are required for the public purpose, and namely for the purpose of Acquisition of land for

widening of road starting from Rajiv Gandhi Setu to Dholar Junction, Moti Daman (Additional

proposal).

WHEREAS, in connection with acquisition of land admeasuring 120.00 sq.mtrs. for

Acquisition of land for widening of road starting from Rajiv Gandhi Setu to Dholar Junction,

Moti Daman (Additional proposal), the Administration of Daman intends to take possession of the

land, the particulars of which are given in the declaration u/s 19(1) of the Right to Fair compensation

& Transparency in Land Acquisition Rehabilitation and Resettlement (RFCTLARR) Act, 2013.

WHEREAS, under Section 21 of the RFCTLARR Act, 2013, the Government intend to take

possession of the land on 05/07/2022 at 10.00 hrs., and claims to compensations and rehabilitation

and resettlement for all interests in the land, has to be submitted to the Collector for disposal on or

before 23/06/2022 at 15.00 hrs.

The details compensation on the land acquisition as per the Annexure – I, II & III are

enclosed herewith.

WHEREAS, under sub section (1) & (2) of Section 22 of the said Act, the Collector may also

require any such person to make or deliver to him a statement containing the name of every other

person possessing any interest in the land or any part thereof as co-proprietor, sub-proprietor,

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mortgage, tenant or otherwise, and of the nature of such interest, and of the rents and profits, if any

received or receivable on account thereof for three years next preceding the date of statement, every

person required to make or deliver a statement under this section shall be deemed to be legally bound

to do so within the meaning of section 175 and 176 of the Indian Penal Code (45 of 1860).

NOW THEREFORE, to facilitate causation of the above requirements, public notice is

hereby served under section 21 of the RFCTLARR Act, 2013 that all persons having interest in the

said land to appear personally or by agent or advocate before the Collector, Daman on 28/06/2022 and

to state in writing and signed by the party or his agent, the following :

a) The nature of their respective interest in their land;

b) The amount and particulars of their claims to compensation for such interests;

c) Their objection if any to the measurements made and marked on the referred area.

Please take notice that as provided under sub-section 22 of the aforesaid Act, every person

required to make or deliver a statement under this section shall be deemed to be legally bound to do so

within the meaning of sections 175 and 178 of the Indian Penal Code (45 of 1860).

Sd/–

(Dr. Tapasya Raghav)

Collector, Daman

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ANNEXURE – I

Details compensation of land for Acquisition of land for widening of road starting from Rajiv Gandhi Setu to Dholar Junction, Moti Daman(Additional proposal)

Sr.

No.

Survey

No. Sub–

Div No./

Chalta

No.

Area of

land

acquisition

(Sq.Mtrs.)

Name of persons believed to be

having interest

Class

land

Market value @

100 Sq.Mtrs. for

Moti Daman

Rs.202900/- N.A.

Land

Multiplication

Factor 1

Solatium

100% on

Multiplication

value of land

additional

Amout @

12%

Total

compensation

on land

( 7+8+9 = 10)

PTS No.

89/102

120.00

Anjumae Himayatul Muslem

N.A.

243480.00

0.00

486960.00

120.00

243480.00

0.00

486960.00

Sd/–

भूमम अजजन समाहताज, दमण

Land Acquisition Collector, Daman

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ANNEXURE - II

Details compensation of Acquisition of land for widening of road starting from Rajiv Gandhi Setu to Dholar Junction, Moti Daman(Additional

proposal)

Sr.

No.

Survey

No.

Sub–

Div

No./

Chalta

No.

Name of

persons

believed

to be

having

interest

Type

trees

No. of

Trees

Rate Total

Type of

structure

Total

Compensation

of stucture

Compensation

of Trees

Total

Compensation

Solatium

100%

Total

Compensation

PTS

No.

89/102

Anjumae

Himayatul

Muslem

Septic

Tank/

Soak Pit

12000.00

0.00

12000.00

24000.00

12000.00

0.00

12000.00

24000.00

Sd/–

भूमम अजजन समाहताज, दमण

Land Acquisition Collector, Daman

SERIES – II No. 21 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD

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ANNEXURE - III

Details compensation of Acquisition of land for widening of road starting from Rajiv Gandhi Setu to Dholar Junction, Moti Daman(Additional proposal)

Sr. No.

Name of persons believed to be

having interest

Survey No. Sub–

Div No./

Chalta No.

Area of land

acquisition in

(Sq.Mtrs.)

Land Value

Assets Value

Total

Anjumae Himayatul Muslem

PTS No.

89/102

120.00

486960.00

24000.00

510960.00

120.00

486960.00

24000.00

510960.00

Sd/–

भूमम अजजन समाहताज, दमण

Land Acquisition Collector, Daman

***

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U.T. ADMINISTRATION OF

DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI AND DAMAN AND DIU

(DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY)

RIGHT OF WAY ORDER, 2022

CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTION

Adequate Infrastructure in the form of Road and Railway Networks, Ports, Airports and

their Efficient Operations and Maintenance is not only important for ensuring faster economic

growth but also pertinent to provide seamless delivery of essential services to the public. In this

context the importance of establishment of a robust telecom and IT Infrastructure in the highly

globalized world cannot be overemphasized.

Whereas, multifarious laws and complicated procedures in giving permission for starting

works related to Underground and overground Telegraph Infrastructure are staggering the

progress of the development of Telecommunication Infrastructure in the country.

Whereas, to regulate the Underground and Overground Infrastructure and to bring in

uniformity in the procedure relating to permissions for the establishment and maintenance of

Telegraph Infrastructure as well as for their regulations, Government of India notified Indian

Telegraph Right of Way Rules, 2016.

Therefore, based on the above said rules notified by the Ministry of Communications -

Department of Telecommunication, Government of India, dated 15^th November, 2016, to regulate

the establishment of the said Infrastructure and to foster the development of Telecommunication

Infrastructure across the entire Union Territory, the U.T. Administration of Dadra and Nagar

Haveli and Daman and Diu hereby issues the Right of Way Order 2022.

1. Short title and commencement:

This order may be called as the Right of Way Order, 2022 to be implemented in the Union

Territory of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu.

This order shall apply to entire Union Territory of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu.

This order shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.

This order shall be administered by the Department of Information Technology, U.T.

Administration of DNH & DD.

This order shall not be in violation of any of the provisions contained in the Indian Telegraph

Act, 1885, Indian Wireless Telegraphy Act 1933, Indian Telegraph Right of Way Rules,

2016, Tower guidelines issued by Dot 2013 and their amendments issued from time to time.

2. Definitions:

In this order, unless the context otherwise requires

(a)

―Act‖ means Indian Telegraph Act, 1885 issued by Ministry of Communications -

Department of Telecommunication, Government of India;

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(b)

―Appropriate Authority‖ shall mean ‗Collector / District Magistrate‘ of the

respective district of the Union Territory of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman &

Diu.

(c )

―Applicant‖ for the purpose of this order shall mean a person or an agency on whom

the powers of the Telegraph Authority have been conferred by notification under

section 19(b) Indian Telegraph act 1885, subject to any conditions and restrictions as

may be imposed in such notifications.

(d)

―State Government‖ means the Administrator of Union Territory of Dadra & Nagar

Haveli and Daman & Diu;

(e)

―DoT‖ means the Department of Telecommunication, Government of India;

(f)

―LSA‖ (earlier known as TERM Cell)‖ means Telecom Enforcement, Resource and

Monitoring Cell of the Department of Telecommunication (DoT), Government of

India which is competent agency to tender advice on Electromagnetic Field (EMF)

Radiation related matters of Mobile Towers & Telegraph Lines.

(g)

―SACFA‖ means Standing Advisory Committee on Frequency Allocation (SACFA)

of DoT.

(h)

―UTTC‖ means the U.T Telecom Committee as formed under this order;

(i)

―DTC‖ means the District Telecom Committee as formed under this order;

(j)

―Nodal officer‖ means any officer appointed by Collector / District Magistrate for

the purpose of these rules ;

(k)

―Over Ground Telegraph Infrastructure‖ means a Telegraph or a Telegraph line

established over the ground and includes posts or other above ground contrivances,

appliances and apparatus for the purpose of establishment or maintenance of the

Telegraph or the Telegraph line;

(l)

―Rules‖ means the Indian Telegraph Right of Way Rules, 2016.

(m)

―Underground Telegraph Infrastructure‖ means a Telegraph line laid under the

ground and includes manholes, marker stones, appliances and apparatus for the

purposes of establishment or maintenance of the Telegraph line.

(n)

―Infrastructure Provider (IP)‖ means and includes a person, firm association of

persons or company (Pvt. Ltd. or Ltd.) which is duly registered by the DoT under

IP-1 registration and is duly authorized to install passive Telecom Infrastructure for

sharing with TSPs on non-discriminatory basis.

(o)

―Telecom Service Provider (TSP)‖ means and includes a person, firm, association of

persons or Company (Pvt. Ltd. or Ltd.) who is duly licensed by the DoT under

section 4 of the Indian Telegraph Act, 1885 for providing inter alia Mobile Phone

services, Internet and data transfer services etc.

(p)

Telegraph/Telecom Infrastructure includes,

Telecommunication Cell Site or Base Station (TCS/BS) or Telecom Tower or

Mobile Tower, a place for tower, delta, single pole antenna, Microwave

Antenna, Telecom transceiver machinery, related civil works, requisite wire

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and cable, power supply equipment, Diesel Generator set, cabin or cupboard

for housing any or all of the aforesaid items.

ii.

Ground based tower (GBT), ground based mast/monopole (GBM), roof top

tower (RTT), roof top pole (RTP).

iii.

Cell Phone Tower (CPT), Micro Cell Tower (MCT), antenna fixtures,

fabricated antenna, tower to install Telephone lines and Wi-Fi antenna, any

other transmission towers.

iv.

Pre-Fabricated or masonry structure shelters or installation of Base

Transceiver Station (BTS) and other equipment.

Ducts, Underground OFC (Optical Fiber Cable), cabling on the poles or

electric poles and terrestrial connecting homes with Fiber.

However, the Telegraph Infrastructure, for the purpose of this order, shall not

include Television Antennas or Dish Antennas installed for domestic

purposes.

Words and expressions used and not defined herein but defined in the Indian Telegraph

Right of Way Rules, 2016 shall have the meaning assigned to them in the said rules.

3. Mode of Application - Before starting to lay down any Infrastructure, the applicant shall apply

online for obtaining permission of execution of work to the Appropriate/concerned Authority

through either Form-1 or Form-2 attached herein and shall begin the work only after obtaining the

necessary permission. And the validity of the permission issued under this order would be co-

terminus with the validity of the License / IP-1 issued by the Department of Telecommunication,

Government of India.

The Appropriate Authority shall exercise the powers under this order on an Application for

establishment and maintenance of Underground or Overground Telegraph Infrastructure and it

shall be responsibility of the Appropriate Authority, to develop an electronic Application process

or Integrate with the related web portals, if any, developed by DOT, within a period of 3 months

of notification of this order

4. Nodal officer to be designated by Appropriate Authority.- Every Appropriate Authority shall

designate a nodal officer for the purposes of the execution of the order.

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CHAPTER II

ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF UNDERGROUND TELEGRAPH

INFRASTRUCTURE

5. Application by a Licensee.—(1) A Licensee shall, for the purposes of establishment of

Telegraph Infrastructure under any immovable property vested in or under the control or

management of any Appropriate Authority, make an Application, supported by such documents

including general project description along with the topography details, plan & profile drawings,

land acquisition details, safety plan & diversion plan and other necessary project related drawings.

The information along with supporting documents to be provided by the Licensee in the

Application made under proviso (1) above and shall include:-

(a) a copy of the license granted by the Central Government.

(b) the details of Underground Telegraph Infrastructure proposed to be laid;

(d) the time of the day when the work is expected to be done in case the Licensee expects

the work to be done during specific time of the day;

(e) the details of expenses that such Appropriate Authority will necessarily be put in

consequence of the work proposed to be undertaken by the Licensee;

(f) the inconvenience that is likely to be caused to the public and the specific measures

proposed to be taken to mitigate such inconvenience;

(g) the specific measures proposed to be taken to ensure public safety during the

execution of the work;

(h) any other matter relevant, in the opinion of the Licensee, connected with or relative to

the work proposed to be undertaken; and

(i) any other matter connected with or related to the work as may be specified, under this

order;

Provided that the Licensee shall, while making the Application, give a specific commitment

on whether he undertakes to discharge the responsibility for restoration, to the extent

reasonable and prudent, of the damage that the Appropriate Authority shall necessarily be

put in consequence of the work proposed to be undertaken.

Every Application under proviso (1) above and shall be accompanied with such fee to meet

Administrative expenses for examination of the Application and the proposed work as has

been specified below:-

(a)

An Administrative fee equal to Rs. 1,000 per kilometer of the Underground

Infrastructure proposed to be laid and;

(b)

If the laying is proposed in pre-existing utility ducts, then charge of Rs. 10,000 per Km

as laying charges for the Underground Telegraph Infrastructure and with an undertaking

by the Licensee / IP-I to restore the damages. An amount of Rs. 50,000 per Km or 1% of

the Total Estimated Project Cost calculated on the basis of prevailing Schedule of Rates

(SOR), whichever is more shall be taken as security (in lieu of expenses for restoration)

prior to the commencement of such work in the form of bank guarantee to ensure that

no damage to the existing utility duct is caused in laying process, which shall be valid

for a period of one year. This bank guarantee/security deposit shall be returned after one

year of satisfactory completion of restoration work in lieu of laying of Underground

Telegraph Infrastructure after deducting the charges for any loss caused by the agency

in the laying process, or-

(c)

In case, the Applicant fails to restore the land to a similar condition that it was, before

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the Infrastructure was laid, the Appropriate Authority can direct the concerned

department to do the restoration and encase the bank guarantee against the charges

incurred.

(d)

If the laying of the Underground Telegraph Infrastructure is proposed by digging road

and the applicant has promised to make good site condition and if, any damage is

caused to the road, then an amount equal to road restoration charges calculated on the

basis of prevailing Schedule of Rates (SOR) or Rs. 75,000 per Km, whichever is more,

shall be taken as security in the form of bank guarantee. This bank guarantee/security

deposit shall be returned after one year of satisfactory completion of laying of

Underground Telegraph Infrastructure after deducting any damages for any loss caused

by the agency in the laying process or for future damages likely to be caused due to any

repair or restoration works; or

(e)

Restoration charges shall be calculated by the Appropriate Authority as under:

(i)

Restoration charges shall be calculated on the prevailing SOR rates or the actual

cost incurred for establishment of the Infrastructure, whichever is higher.

(ii)

Charges shall be calculated on actual size of the pit, but it shall be presumed that

no pit is less than 1.0-meter-wide x 1.0-meter-long and 1.0-meter-deep; and shall

be excavated at intervals of not less than 100 meters.

(iii)

Pits shall not be allowed to be refilled with the excavated material but shall be

allowed to be filled only with the non-cohesive granular material and only as per

specifications, thus no further settlement takes place; failing which penalty as

applicable, shall be levied, besides the cancellation of permission.

(iv)

If the road is dug, it shall be presumed that the trench is minimum 1.0-meter-wide

x 1.0-meter-long and 1.0-meter-deep and it shall be repaired as per maintenance

guidelines of road work.

(v)

The charges shall not be less than what is stated in the Schedule of this order.

(vi)

No laying of Underground Infrastructure shall be allowed during monsoons,

except for repairs.

(f)

No other charges like annual rental charges , user charges, shall be levied upon the

Licensee/IP-I;

(g)

The Applicant shall be liable for repair/restoration of any damage caused to the property

during implementation of the work. The Applicant shall ensure proper filling and

compaction of the excavated trench for laying Underground Optical Fiber Cable , in

order to restore the land including roads, drain, water pipelines, stand-posts, reservoirs,

and any other damaged public Infrastructure into the same condition as it was before

digging the trench including clearing debris/loose earth produced due to excavation of

trenches.

(h)

In case of minor repair and digging of urgent nature, applicants may apply under Form-

1 or Form-2 and shall be granted permission within 24 hours of such Application on

payment of Administrative fee of Rs. 1,000 and the restoration charges shall be paid by

the concerned applicant after the satisfactory completion of the repair work.

(i)

Every Application made under this order shall be accompanied with such fees as has

been prescribed under this order.

(j)

The cost of shifting conduits/OFC, wherever required, shall be borne by the Applicant

and all instructions of the local body with respect to shifting of lines shall be complied

with, within the time frame provided.

(k)

Appropriate Authority shall not be responsible for any damage to OFC and resultant

losses, if any, due to any Administrative act of the Officials of the Govt. or local bodies,

while performing official duties.

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(l)

The applicant shall make proper arrangement for access control of the chambers to

avoid misuse/illegal use of ducts and the chambers.

6. Grant of permission by Appropriate Authority.-

(1) The Appropriate Authority shall

examine the Application with respect to the following parameters, namely:-

(a)

the route planned for the proposed Underground Telegraph Infrastructure and the

possible interference, either in the establishment or maintenance of such Telegraph

Infrastructure, with any other public Infrastructure that may have been laid along the

proposed route;

(b)

the mode of execution;

(c)

the time duration for execution of the work and the time of the day that the work is

proposed to be executed;

(d)

the estimation of expenses that the Appropriate Authority shall necessarily be put in

consequence of the work proposed to be undertaken;

(e)

the responsibility for restoration of any damage that the Appropriate Authority may

necessarily be put in consequence of the work proposed to be undertaken and the

estimation of road or electric work to be done in consequent to the damage caused is to

be done as per Schedule-I of this order;

(f)

Assessment of the treatment to be carried out at the project sites in cases of utility

shifting or crossing including the size of trial pits and the manner of horizontal

directional drilling for laying down utilities to be done as per Schedule-II of this order ;

(g)

Assessment of the methodology of execution of utility shifting to be done as per the

specifications provided under the MoRT&H Manual and as indicated in Schedule-III of

this order.

(h)

Assessment of measures to ensure public safety and inconvenience that the public is

likely to be put to in consequence of the work proposed and the measures to mitigate

such inconvenience indicated by the Licensee;

(i)

Any other matter, consistent with the Indian Telegraph Act, 1885, Indian Telegraph

Right of Way Rules 2016 and this order, connected with or relative to the establishment

or maintenance of Underground Telegraph Infrastructure, through a general or specific

order, by the U.T. Administration of DNH & DD.

The Appropriate Authority shall within a period not exceeding sixty days from the date of

Application made under proviso 5-

(a)

Grant permission on such conditions including, but not limited to, the time, mode of

execution, measures to mitigate public inconvenience or enhance public safety and

payment of restoration charge, as may be specified, subject to the provisions of the

relevant Act/Rules and this order; or

(b)

Reject the Application for reasons to be recorded in writing:

Provided that no Application shall be rejected unless the applicant Licensee has been

given an opportunity of being heard on the reasons for such rejection:

7. Obligations of Licensee in undertaking work.-(1) The Licensee shall make the payment of

expenses or submit the bank guarantee as determined by the Appropriate Authority within a

period of thirty days from the date of grant of permission and prior to the commencement of work

of laying the Underground Telegraph Infrastructure:

Provided that the Appropriate Authority may, at its discretion, extend the said period for payment

of expenses or submission of bank guarantee on an Application made by the Licensee seeking

such extension.

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The Licensee shall ensure that –

(a)

Prior to the commencement of work of laying the Underground Telegraph Infrastructure

and at all times during the execution of work, the measures to mitigate public

inconvenience and provide for public safety are implemented; and

(b)

The work of laying Underground Telegraph Infrastructure is carried out in accordance

with the conditions specified in the grant of permission by the Appropriate Authority.

(c)

The work of laying the Infrastructure shall preferentially be done utilizing the existing

Infrastructure such as laying the lines or cables within the existing utility ducts with

proper advanced planning and coordination with all related agencies before execution,

in order to minimize the damage to the existing Infrastructure and to prevent losses to

public exchequer.

The Licensee shall ensure provision of positional intelligence, through Appropriate

Technology, of all Underground Telegraph Infrastructures to enable the Appropriate

Authority to obtain real time information on its location.

8. Powers of Appropriate Authority to supervise the work.-(1) The Appropriate Authority may

supervise the execution of work to ascertain if the conditions imposed in the grant of permission

are observed by the Licensee.

(a)

The Appropriate Authority may, on the basis of such supervision, impose such other

reasonable conditions as it may think fit.

(b)

If the Appropriate Authority comes to the conclusion that the Licensee has willfully

violated any of the conditions for grant of permission, it may forfeit, in full or in part,

the bank guarantee submitted by the Licensee and withdraw the permission granted to

the Licensee, for reasons to be recorded in writing:

Provided that no action shall be taken under this order unless the Licensee has been

given an opportunity of being heard.

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CHAPTER III

ESTABLISHMENT OF OVERGROUND TELEGRAPH INFRASTRUCTURE

9. Application by a Licensee.—(1) A Licensee shall, for the purposes of establishing Overground

Telegraph Infrastructure, upon any immovable property vested in or under the control or

management or under the jurisdiction of Appropriate Authority, make an Application, supported

by such documents and in such manner and form as has been prescribed under this order, to the

Appropriate Authority.

The information along with supporting documents to be provided by the Licensee in the

Application made shall include-

(a)

a copy of the license granted by the Central Government;

(b)

the nature and location, including exact latitude and longitude, of post or other above

round contrivances proposed to be established;

(c)

the extent of land required for establishment of the Overground Telegraph Infrastructure

including proper single line diagram;

(d)

the details of the building or structure, where the establishment of the Over ground

Telegraph Infrastructure, is proposed;

(e)

the copy of approval issued by the duly authorized officer of the Central Government

for location of the above ground contrivances proposed to be used for the transmission

of Radio waves or Hertzian waves;

(f)

the mode of and the time duration for, execution of the work;

(g)

copy of No Objection Certificate (NOC) from building owners/entities having rooftop

rights in case of roof-based tower or from landowner in case of ground-based tower.

(h)

the inconvenience that is likely to be caused to the public and the specific measures

proposed to be taken to mitigate such inconvenience;

(i)

the measures proposed to be taken to ensure public safety during the execution of the

work;

(j)

the detailed technical design and drawings of the post or other above ground

contrivances;

(k)

certification of the technical design by a structural engineer attesting to the structural

safety, of the Overground Telegraph Infrastructure;

(l)

certification, by a structural engineer, attesting to the structural safety of the building,

where the post or other above ground contrivances is proposed to be established on a

building;

(m) the names and contact details of the employees of the Licensee for the purposes of

communication in regard to the Application made;

(n)

any other matter relevant, in the opinion of the Licensee, connected with or relative to

the work proposed to be undertaken; and

(o)

provided that the Licensee/IP-I shall, while making the Application, give a specific

commitment on whether he undertakes to discharge the responsibility for restoration,

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to the extent reasonable and prudent, as has been assessed by the Appropriate

Authority or that has been caused by the Licensee during the execution of the work till

its completion.

(p)

any other matter connected with or relevant to the work as may be specified, from

time to time through a general or special order, by the U.T. Administration or

Appropriate Authority.

Every Application under sub-rule (1) shall be accompanied with such fee to meet

administrative expenses for examination of the Application and the proposed work as has

been prescribed below, under this order :-

(a)

An administrative fee equal to Rs. 10,000 per Application for Overground

Infrastructure proposed to be erected.

(b)

If the erection involves damage to public property/road, then charges equal to repairs

of such damages shall also be collected.

(c)

Post erection the Licensee/IP-I shall be liable to pay taxes annually to local Authorities

which shall not be more than Rs. 1000 per meter or Rs. 20000 per tower, whichever is

less. For micro-Telegraph structure, such tax shall not be more than Rs. 1000 per

structure per year.

(d)

The applicant shall abide by all building byelaws and such other laws governing use of

space and erection of Infrastructure as applicable from time to time.

10. Grant of permission by Appropriate Authority -(1) The Appropriate Authority shall

examine the Application with respect to the following parameters, namely:-

(a)

the extent of land required for the Over ground Telegraph Infrastructure;

(b)

the location proposed;

(c)

the approval issued by the duly authorized officer of the Central Government for

location of the above ground contrivances proposed to be used for transmission of

Radio waves or Hertzian waves;

(d)

the mode of and time duration for execution of the work;

(e)

the estimation of expenses that the Appropriate Authority shall necessarily be put in

consequence of the work proposed to be undertaken;

(f)

assessment of the inconvenience that the public is likely to be put to in consequence of

the establishment or maintenance of the Over ground Telegraph Infrastructure, and the

measures to mitigate such inconvenience indicated by the Licensee;

(g)

certification of the technical design by a structural engineer attesting to the structural

safety of the Over ground Telegraph Infrastructure;

(h)

certification, by a structural engineer, of the structural safety of the building on which

the post or other above ground contrivances is proposed to be established;

(i)

any other matter connected with or relevant to the work as may be specified, from

time to time through a general or special order, by the U.T Administration or

Appropriate Authority:

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Where the establishment of the Overground Telegraph Infrastructure renders the

immoveable property, vested in the control or management or under the jurisdiction of the

Appropriate Authority over which such Overground Telegraph Infrastructure is established,

unlikely to be used for any other purpose, a compensation not exceeding Rs. 1,000/- per

Km. of the Overground Telegraph Infrastructure established shall be levied by the

Appropriate Authority.

The Appropriate Authority shall, within a period not exceeding sixty days from the date of

Application made under proviso 9 -

(a)

grant permission on such conditions including, but not limited to, the time, mode of

execution, measures to mitigate public inconvenience or enhance public safety or

structural safety and payment of restoration charge or compensation , subject to the

provisions of the Act and these rules; or

(b)

reject the Application for reasons to be recorded in writing:

Provided that no Application shall be rejected unless the applicant/ Licensee has been

given an opportunity of being heard on the reasons for such rejection:

The Appropriate Authority shall not charge any fee other than those mentioned under this

order from the Licensee

11. Obligations of Licensee in undertaking work.—(1) The Licensee shall ensure that

(a)

Prior to the commencement of establishment and maintenance of Over ground

Telegraph Infrastructure and at all times, the measures to mitigate public

inconvenience and ensure public safety, including structural safety of such Over

ground Telegraph Infrastructure are implemented;

(b)

The work of establishment and maintenance of Over ground Telegraph Infrastructure

is carried out in accordance with the conditions specified in the grant of permission by

the Appropriate Authority.

(c)

The tower establishment shall be in accordance with this order and with the advisory

guidelines dated as 1^st August 2013 issued by the DoT & RoW Rules, 2016 notified by

GoI as amended from time to time. The Licensee/IP-I shall be required to abide by it,

failing which suitable action as deemed necessary shall be taken by the Appropriate

Authority.

(d)

If any damage is caused to any person or property because of the tower, machine

room, battery equipment etc. erected by the operator, the operator shall be solely

responsible for paying all kinds of compensation and damages to the concerned and

shall be liable to face any civil or criminal proceedings.

12. Powers of Appropriate Authority to supervise the work: (1) The Appropriate Authority

may supervise the execution of work to ascertain if the conditions imposed in the grant of

permission are observed by the Licensee.

The Appropriate Authority may, on the basis of such supervision, impose such other

reasonable conditions as it may think fit.

If the Appropriate Authority comes to the conclusion that the Licensee has willfully

violated any of the conditions for grant of permission, withdraw the permission granted to

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the Licensee, for reasons to be recorded in writing:

Provided that no action shall be taken under this order unless the Licensee has been given

an opportunity of being heard.

13. Application procedure for setting up In-Building Solution (IBS)

Mode of deployment of In-Building Solution: There shall be various modes of Deployment

of In-Building solutions such as:

(a)

Deployment by a neutral host Infrastructure provider or built and managed by Mobile

operator and sharing with other service providers on non-discriminatory basis.

(b)

Deployment by IP (Infrastructure Provider) and shared with telecom service providers

(TSPs). For deploying indoor solutions these companies will be requiring permissions

from the building owners. Moreover, if the IP requires to install optical fiber for

connecting In-Building Solution (IBS) / Distributed Antenna System (DAS) nodes for

which RoW / permissions will be required and shall be granted accordingly.

Permissibility: The IBS component being a small equipment can be installed on any type of

land/building/utility pole and there is no requirement of getting the permission for

installation of these components from the Local Authority but it is required to get permission

from the Administrative Authority of the concerned building. This permission from the

Administrative Authority is applicable only for Government buildings.

Procedure for submitting Application for obtaining clearance: The Application should be

made to the Administrative Authority of the Building/ Head of the office with a Layout

diagram for implementing IBS in the building.

Fees: There shall be no fee to be charged for IBS. However, charges may be levied for

provision of power, fixtures, etc. if taken by the TSP/IP.

The setting up of In-Building solutions shall be carried out as per the relevant guidelines

provided under the National Building Code of India, 2016 (Volume 2: 8.6 on Information

and Communication Enabled Installations).

14. Provided further that Cell-on Wheels (COW) and any temporary Infrastructure for

managing events/festivals/fares of short duration (maximum 90 days which may be further

extended), or to give coverage to blank areas, shall not be included in Telegraph Infrastructure

for the purpose of this order. Appropriate Authority should be empowered to permit installation

of such temporary structure who shall upon an Application made by the Licensee/IP-I should

grant or reject such installation. However, approval or rejection in this regard is expected to be

accorded within 3 days from the date of acknowledgement of the Application by the

Appropriate Authority. Provided that no Application shall be rejected unless the applicant

Licensee/ IP-I has been given an opportunity of being heard on the reasons for such rejection.

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CHAPTER IV

REGULARIZATION OF EXISTING TOWERS OR INFRASTRUCTURE

15. Procedure for Regularization of Existing Towers:

Wherever permission has already been granted under erstwhile policy/rules, the same shall

hold good and no fresh permission will be required under these guidelines.

Wherever permission has already been granted or was deemed to be granted under

erstwhile rule(s) / policy (ies)/ Orders, the same shall hold good and no fresh permission

will be required under this order. However, all the existing Mobile Towers, Telegraph

lines, etc. wherein formal permission has not been issued by the concerned Appropriate

Authorities, shall be regularized upon the submission of Application in Form-2 along with

information and documents as specified therein and after the payment of prescribed fee

/charges under this order. Such Application shall be submitted within six months of issue of

this order, after which the said mobile towers, Telegraph lines, etc., shall be deemed as

unauthorized. Earlier fees paid, if any, by the Licensee/IP-I shall be adjusted, once the

Application is submitted within due time, the operation of the Tower shall not be

discontinued till disposal of the Application by the Appropriate Authority.

In cases where Applications for permission have been submitted under erstwhile

Orders/policy(ies) but no fee has been paid or documents as per erstwhile policy(ies) were

not submitted and/or permission(s) have not been issued, then in such cases, documents as

per this order and/or fees of Rs. 10,000 to meet administrative expenses (if not paid earlier)

may be submitted & permission shall be issued in accordance with this order.

In all other cases where no Application has been made, the Licensee/IP-I as one-time

exercise, shall file Applications in Form-2 along with documents & fees as per this order

within six months from the date of issuance of this order and such construction of Tower

shall be regularized. Also, the Licensee/IP-I shall deposit the fee as per the relevant clauses

provided the various chapters of this order .Further this one-time permission fee shall be

payable for all those existing Towers which are older to the issuance of this order. Once the

Application is submitted, the operation of the Mobile Tower and Telegraph lines shall not

be discontinued till disposal of the Application by the Appropriate Authority.

16. Safety and Security of Telecom Infrastructure:

Wherever permission has already been granted under erstwhile policy/rules, the same shall

hold good and no fresh permission will be required under these guidelines.

Telecom Installations are lifeline installations and a critical Infrastructure in mobile

communication. In order to avoid disruption in mobile communication, an essential service,

any, Sealing of existing and operational Base Transceiver Station Towers or disconnection of

electricity of such towers may not be resorted to without the consent of the respective TERM

Cell in respect of the EMF radiation related issues.

Strict legal action under relevant sections of Indian Telegraph Act 1885 and Indian Penal

Code by the respective law & enforcement Authorities to be initiated against anyone causing

willful / negligent damage to the telecom Infrastructure facility or causing interruption to the

network connectivity.

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CHAPTER V

RIGHT OF APPROPRIATE AUTHORITY TO SEEK REMOVAL OF UNDERGROUND

OR OVERGROUND TELEGRAPH INFRASTRUCTURE

17. Right of Appropriate Authority to seek removal, etc.—(1) Where the Appropriate Authority,

having regard to circumstances which have arisen since the establishment of any Underground

or Overground Telegraph Infrastructure under, over, along, across, in or upon, any immovable

property vested in or under the control or management or under the jurisdiction of the

Appropriate Authority, considers that it is necessary and expedient to remove or alter such

Telegraph Infrastructure, it shall issue a notice to the Licensee, being the owner of such

Telegraph Infrastructure, to remove or alter its location.:

On receipt of the notice under proviso (1) as given above, the Licensee shall, forthwith and

within a period of thirty days, proceed to submit, to the Appropriate Authority, a detailed

plan for removal or alteration of such Telegraph Infrastructure.

The Appropriate Authority shall, after examination of the detailed plan submitted by the

Licensee under proviso (2), pass such orders as it deems fit:

Provided that the Appropriate Authority shall, having regard to emergent and expedient

circumstances requiring the removal or alteration of such Telegraph Infrastructure, give a

reasonable time of not less than ninety days to the Licensee for removal or alteration of

such Telegraph Infrastructure:

Provided further that the responsibility and liability, including the cost thereof, for removal

or alteration of such Telegraph Infrastructure shall be borne by the Licensee.

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CHAPTER VI

DEFECT LIABILITY, SUBMISSION OF REPORTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF

GOVERNMENT UTILITY AGENCIES

18. Defects Liability Period:-

After the completion of Utility Shifting, the defect liability period shall be Five Years.

During the Defect Liability Period, the Applicant shall maintain Appropriate site conditions

in accordance with this order. The obligations of the Applicant hereunder shall include:

(a)

permit safe, smooth and uninterrupted flow of traffic on the project road;

(b)

undertake routine maintenance including prompt repairs of potholes, cracks, joints,

drains, embankments, structures, pavement markings, lighting, road signs and other

traffic control devices. For the avoidance of doubt, during the defect liability period,

the maintenance work and also the electricity charges for operation of electrical

Infrastructure installed along the project length, being used by the Applicant for its

own use, shall be borne by the ‗Applicant‘ only;

(c)

undertake repairs within the scope of the project;

(d)

inform the Authority of any unauthorized use of the project land;

(e)

inform the Authority of any encroachments on the project land; and

(f)

operation and maintenance of all communication, patrolling, and administrative

systems necessary for the efficient maintenance within the scope of the project in

accordance with the provisions of this order.

19. Submission of Final Report: The execution of work shall be carried out within prescribed time

limit and reports of the final executed work shall be submitted to the respective Appropriate

Authority by the applicant.

20. OBLIGATIONS OF GOVERNMENT UTILITY AGENCIES :

The custodian agencies of various utilities such as Electricity Distribution Companies,

water supply and sewerage bodies, Public Works Department, etc., while undertaking new

construction / repair works affecting the alignment of Underground / Overground telecom

Infrastructure shall intimate at least 15 days prior to the starting of the work to concerned

Local Authority and TSP / IP providers. This will ensure provision of sufficient time to

make plans for shifting of Infrastructure or adopt further suitable action by the TSP/IP

Provider in order to avoid disruption in Mobile / Internet services.

21. Notwithstanding anything contained in this order, the methodology and quantum of estimation

of charges to be levied upon the Licensee/IP-1 is only indicative and the decision of the Appropriate

Authority is final and binding.

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CHAPTER VII

DISPUTE RESOLUTION

22. Disputes between Licensee/IP-I and Appropriate Authority:

Any dispute arising between a Licensee/IP-I and the Appropriate Authority in consequence

of this order, shall be referred to the Committee designated by U.T. Administration of

Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu.

The Committee designated by U.T. Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman &

Diu shall within a period of sixty (60) days determine the dispute referred to it.

23. District and State Level Committees

There shall be a District Telecom Committee (DTC) in each district and a U.T Telecom

Committee (UTTC) in the Union Territory to deal with matters relating to public

grievances on installation of Mobile Towers and other issues concerning telecom

Infrastructure in the Union Territory of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu.

District Telecom Committee (DTC): The DTC will comprise of the members as mentioned

below:

However, the Chairman of DTC is authorized to co-opt any expert as necessitated:

a) Secretary Revenue

Chairman

b) District Magistrate

Member

c) Sub–Divisional Magistrate /

Deputy Collector

Member Secretary

d) Representative of Local bodies /

PWD / Development Authorities

Member

e) Representatives of TSP and IP

Member

d) Assistant Director (I.T)

Member

U.T Telecom Committee (UTTC): The UTTC shall comprise the following members.

However, the Chairman, UTTC may co-opt any two experts/ officers as necessitated.

a) Advisor to Hon‘ble Administrator

Chairman

b) Chief Conservator of Forests

Member

c) Secretary, Information Technology

Member

d) Secretary, Urban Development

Member

e) Secretary, PWD

Member

f) Advisor/Sr. DDG of DoT working in the Member

Licensed Service Area (LSA) in Gujarat.

g) Director (I.T)

Member- Convenor

h) Chief General Manager, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. Special Invitee

i) Chief General Manager, Bharat Broadband Network Ltd. Special Invitee

j) Representative from Cellular Operators

Special-Invitee

Association of India (COAI)

k) Representative from Towers and Infrastructure

Special-Invitee

Providers Association (TAIPA)

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The DTC/UTTC shall deal with the issues relating to installation of Telecom Infrastructure

including:

(a)

Timely disposal of Applications for permission or renewal of permissions.

(b)

Public grievances relating to installation of Towers/ Appliances/ Apparatuses, etc.

(c)

Grievance pertaining to rejection of permission/ seizure / removal of unauthorized

Towers, etc.

All such issues / disputes shall be resolved / decided, as far as possible, within 60 days from

the date of filing / receiving of the complaints/ grievances.

This issues with the approval of Advisor to the Hon‘ble Administrator, DNH and DD.

Sd/–

(S. Krishna Chaitanya)

Director-cum-Dy. Secretary (IT)

DNH and DD

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SCHEDULE- I

ESTIMATION OF RESTORATION CHARGES

1. Estimation of Road & Electric work to be carried out in order to calculate restoration charges

shall be done as per the following rates for the districts of ‗Daman‘ and ‗Dadra & Nagar

Haveli‘ in the U.T of DNH and DD:

a. SOR R&B Valsad

b. SOR NH Bharuch

c. Market Rates

d. The actual cost incurred for the construction/establishment of the Infrastructure.

2. For the district of ‗Diu‘ in the U.T of DNH and DD the above shall be carried out as per

following rates:

a. SOR R&B Porbandar

b. SOR NH Rajkot

c. Market rates.

d. The actual cost incurred for the construction/establishment of the Infrastructure.

3. Estimation of restoration charges with respect to damage to sewerage & water supply

networks/installations, in the U.T of DNH and DD shall be carried out as per following SOR:

a. SOR GWSSB

b. Market rates.

c. The actual cost incurred for the construction/establishment of the Infrastructure

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SCHEDULE-II

MINIMUM TREATMENT REQUIRED AT THE PROJECT SITES

For works pertaining to Utility Shifting, the following minimum treatment shall be carried out at the

project sites:

a). National Highways (NH):

For Flexible Pavement:

● Bituminous Concrete (BC) - 40mm

● Dense Bituminous Macadam (DBM) - 100mm

● Wet Mix Macadam (WMM) - 250mm

● Granular Sub-base (GSB) - 200mm

● Subgrade (SG) - 500mm (with minimum CBR 5)

● And remaining embankment should be provided with suitable fill

(with minimum CBR 5)

For Rigid Pavement:

● Pavement Quality Concrete (PQC) - 300mm

● Dry Lean Concrete (DLC) - 150mm

● Granular Sub-base (GSB) - 150mm

● Subgrade (SG) - 500mm (with minimum CBR 5)

● And remaining embankment should be provided with suitable fill

(with minimum CBR 5)

b). State Highways (SH):

For Flexible Pavement:

● Bituminous Concrete (BC) - 40mm

● Dense Bituminous Macadam (DBM) - 90mm

● Wet Mix Macadam (WMM) - 250mm

● Granular Sub-base (GSB) - 200mm

● Subgrade (SG) - 500mm (with minimum CBR 5)

● And remaining embankment should be provided with suitable fill

(with minimum CBR 5)

For Rigid Pavement:

● Pavement Quality Concrete (PQC) - 300mm

● Dry Lean Concrete (DLC) - 150mm

● Granular Sub-base (GSB) - 150mm

● Subgrade (SG) - 500mm (with minimum CBR 5)

● And remaining embankment should be provided with suitable fill

(with minimum CBR 5)

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c). Major District Roads (MDR) / Other District Road (ODR):

For Flexible Pavement:

● Bituminous Concrete (BC) - 40mm

● Dense Bituminous Macadam (DBM) - 75mm

● Wet Mix Macadam (WMM) - 250mm

● Granular Sub-base (GSB) - 200mm

● Subgrade (SG) - 500mm (with minimum CBR 5)

● And remaining embankment should be provided with suitable fill

(with minimum CBR 5)

For Rigid Pavement:

● Pavement Quality Concrete (PQC) - 250mm

● Dry Lean Concrete (DLC) - 150mm

● Granular Sub-base (GSB) - 150mm

● Subgrade (SG) - 500mm (with minimum CBR 5)

● And remaining embankment should be provided with suitable fill

(with minimum CBR 5)

d). Village Roads (VR):

For Flexible Pavement:

● Bituminous Concrete (BC) - 40mm

● Dense Bituminous Macadam (DBM) - 50mm

● Wet Mix Macadam (WMM) - 200mm

● Granular Sub-base (GSB) - 200mm

● Subgrade (SG) - 500mm (with minimum CBR 5)

● And remaining embankment should be provided with suitable fill

(with minimum CBR 5)

For Rigid Pavement:

● Pavement Quality Concrete (PQC) - 200mm

● Dry Lean Concrete (DLC) - 150mm

● Granular Sub-base (GSB) - 150mm

● Subgrade (SG) - 500mm (with minimum CBR 5)

● And remaining embankment should be provided with suitable fill

(with minimum CBR 5)

e). Urban Roads:

For Flexible Pavement:

● Bituminous Concrete (BC) - 40mm

● Dense Bituminous Macadam (DBM) - 80mm

● Wet Mix Macadam (WMM) - 250mm

● Granular Sub-base (GSB) - 200mm

● Subgrade (SG) - 500mm (with minimum CBR 5)

● And remaining embankment should be provided with suitable fill

(with minimum CBR 5)

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For Rigid Pavement:

● Pavement Quality Concrete (PQC) - 250mm

● Dry Lean Concrete (DLC) - 150mm

● Granular Sub-base (GSB) - 150mm

● Subgrade (SG) - 500mm (with minimum CBR 5)

● And remaining embankment should be provided with suitable fill

(with minimum CBR 5)

For Separators & Footpaths: For all the above-mentioned categories of road:

● Interlocking Concrete Blocks - 60mm (M-30)

● Sand Bed - 35mm

● Granular Sub-base (GSB) - 200mm

● Subgrade (SG) - 500mm (with minimum CBR 5)

● And remaining embankment should be provided with suitable fill

(with minimum CBR 5)

For Interlocking Concrete Block Pavement with Commercial Traffic:

For all the above-mentioned categories of road:

● Interlocking Concrete Blocks - 100mm (M-40)

● Sand Bed - 35mm

● Wet Mix Macadam (WMM) - 250mm

● Granular Sub-base (GSB) - 250mm

● Subgrade (SG) - 500mm (with minimum CBR 5)

● And remaining embankment should be provided with suitable fill

(with minimum CBR 5)

Trial Pits & Horizontal Directional Drilling:

a. The actual size of pit shall be presumed that no pit is less than 1.0-meter-wide x 1.0-meter-

long and 1.0-meter-deep and the filling of such trial pits shall be carried out as per above

mentioned crust thickness respective to the category of road.

b. Pits shall not be allowed to be refilled with the excavated material but shall be allowed to be

filled only with the non-cohesive granular material and only as per specifications, thus no

further settlements take place.

c. If the road is dug, it shall be presumed that the trench is minimum 1.0-meter-wide x 1.0-

meter-long and 1.0-meter-deep and it shall be repaired as per maintenance guideline of the

road work.

d. The Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD), for laying down utilities, carried out through the

main carriageway, shall be filled as per above mentioned crust thickness respective to the

category of road and when carried out ‗Longitudinally‘ besides main carriageway, shall be

filled

with

suitable

fill

(with

minimum

CBR

5).

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SCHEDULE-III

METHODOLOGY FOR EXECUTION

1. The execution of utility shifting shall be carried as per the specifications provided under the

MoRT&H Manual and some of the specifications are provided under :-

a. Bituminous Concrete (BC) to be constructed as per Clause 507 of MoRT&H Manual.

b. Dense Bituminous Macadam (DBM) to be constructed as per Clause 505 of

MoRT&H Manual.

c. Wet Mix Macadam (WMM) to be constructed as per Clause 406 of MoRT&H

Manual.

d. Granular Sub-base (GSB) to be constructed as per Clause 401 of MoRT&H Manual.

e. Subgrade (SG) & Embankment to be constructed as per Clause 305 of MoRT&H

Manual.

f. Pavement Quality Concrete (PQC) to be constructed as per Clause 602 of MoRT&H

Manual.

g. Dry Lean Concrete (DLC) to be constructed as per Clause 601 of MoRT&H Manual.

2. The execution of utility shifting shall be carried out in presence of responsible employees of

applicant from each related discipline with minimum experience stated as below:

a. Civil Engineer - Minimum 5 years of experience after completing a Graduation

degree.

b. Electrical Engineer - Minimum 5 years of experience after completing a Graduation

degree.

c. Mechanical Engineer - Minimum 5 years of experience after completing a Graduation

degree.

d. Electronic & Communication Engineer – Minimum 5 years of experience after

completing a Graduation degree.

e. Environmental Engineer – Minimum 5 years of experience after completing a

Graduation degree.

f. Information Technology – Minimum 5 years of experience after completing a

Graduation degree

Minimum 3 years of experience after completing a Post Graduation degree from the above-

mentioned relevant disciplines.

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FORM 1

Application for Permission / Renewal of Permission for Laying / Establishment of

Underground Telecom Infrastructure / Optical Fiber Cable.

To,

The Appropriate Authority,

----------------------------

Details of the Applicant / Licensee/IP-I

License / Registration Certificate Details

Name of Licensee / IP-I / Registrant

Registered Address

Circle Office Address

Name & designation of Authorized Person

Phone/Mobile no. of the Authorized Person

E-mail

Details of the proposed work to be laid

Length etc. of the proposed work

Route planned for the proposed work

Nature of the proposed work

Methodology for Execution of the proposed work

Location details including ward no. village etc.

City / Town / Village, Tehsil & District

3. Details of Fee and Charges deposited

List of documents attached

Yes / No

A copy of relevant License / registration certificate granted by the Central

Government

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The location map showing the details of Underground or over ground OFC /

Telegraph Infrastructure including route planned, exact latitude and longitude,

nature of land.

The detailed technical design and drawings of the post or other above ground

contrivances (in case of over ground cabling)

Other Information for proposed work

The details of land or building or structures where the laying of OFC /

Telegraph Infrastructure is proposed

The mode of and the time duration for Execution of the work

The time of the day when the work is expected to be done in case the applicant

expects the work to be done during the specific time of the day.

The inconvenience that is likely to be caused to the public and the specific

measures proposed to be taken to mitigate such inconvenience.

The specific measures proposed to be taken to ensure public safety during the

execution of the work.

Any other information required under any rules of DoT, U.T Administration or

Local body.

Declaration

1. I hereby declare that I have carefully read the Order. I fully comply with the terms and conditions

therein.

2. I understand that this Application, if found incomplete in any respect and/or if found with

conditional compliance or not accompanied with the processing fee, shall be summarily rejected.

3. I understand that the processing fee is non-refundable irrespective of whether or not the

permission is granted to me.

4. I declare that if at any time any averments made or information furnished by me is found

incorrect or false, my Application shall be liable to be rejected and any permission granted on the

basis of such information/documents shall be liable to be canceled/rejected.

Signatures and Name of the Authorized Signatory

With a seal.

Date:

Place:

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FORM 2

Application for Permission / Renewal / Regularization of Permission for Installation of

Over Ground Telecom Infrastructure.

To,

The Appropriate Authority,

----------------------------

Details of the Applicant/ Licensee/IP-I:

I. License / Registration Certificate Details

II. Name of Licensee/IP-I / Registrant

III. Registered Address

IV. Circle Office Address

V. Name & designation of Authorized person

VI. Phone/Mobile no. of the Authorized person

VII.

E-mail

The nature of Post / Tower or other Above Ground contrivances proposed to be established:

The extent of land required (size and area in meters):

Details and Location of the Land and Proposed site:

Exact Latitude and Longitude of the proposed site

Details of Building or Structure of the Proposed Site:

Name of Building / Structure

II.

Height and Stories of Building

III.

Area of the Building / Structure

IV.

Complete Address of the Building/Structure

Exact Latitude and Longitude of the proposed site

Name and Address of the Owner of the Land or Building:

Other Related Information:

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I. The mode of and the time duration for execution of the work

II. The inconvenience that is likely to be caused to the public and the specific measure to be taken to

mitigate such inconvenience

III. The measures proposed to be taken to ensure public safety during the execution of the work

IV. The names and contact details of the employees of the Licensee/IP-I for the purpose of

communication in regard to the Application made.

V. Any other matter relevant, in the opinion of the Licensee/IP-I, connected with or relative to the

work proposed to be undertaken.

VI. Any other matter specified by the DoT or State Govt. or the local body.

Details of Fee and Charges Deposited

List of Documents Attached

Attached or Not (Yes / No)

Copy of the License/ Registration certificate granted by the Central Government

II.

Copy of Structural Stability Certificate through NDT – Non-Destructive Testing.(If

Applicable)

III.

Copy of No Objection Certificate issued by the Fire Safety Department in case of high

rise buildings where fire clearance is mandatory. (If Applicable)

IV.

Copy of SACFA clearance/copy of SACFA Application for the said location submitted

to WPC wing of DoT with registration number as WPC acknowledgement (to be

submitted as soon as the location is finalized and tower is installed). (If Applicable)

Copy of clearance from U.T Environment & Forest Department. (If Applicable)

VI.

Acknowledgement receipt issued by TERM Cell of the self-certificate submitted by

Licensee /IP-I (to be submitted within 90 days after radiating the tower) (If Applicable)

VII.

Copy of certificate issued by Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) to the

Manufacturers of the DG sets. (In case the capacity of the DG is above 1 MVA). (If

Applicable)

VIII.

Copy of relevant License/Infrastructure provider registration certificate issued from DoT.

(If Applicable)

IX.

Any other document.

Declaration

1. I hereby declare that I have carefully read the Order. I fully comply with the terms

and conditions therein.

2. I understand that this Application, if found incomplete in any respect and/or if found

with conditional compliance or not accompanied with the processing fee, shall be

summarily rejected.

3. I understand that the processing fee is non-refundable irrespective of whether or

not the permission is granted to me.

4. I declare that if at any time any averments made or information furnished by me is

found incorrect or false, my Application shall be liable to be rejected and any

permission granted on the basis of such information/documents shall be liable to be

canceled/rejected.

Signature and Name of the Authorized Signatory

with seal.

Date:

Place:

***

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U.T. Administration of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu

Office of the Joint Secretary (PE & ME), Collectorate, Daman

No. 01/06/App. of Dir. (PE & EM)/2020/60

Dated: 28.05.2022

Subject: Appointment of Director of Panchayat & Municipal Election in the UT of Dadra and

Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu- reg

With reference to subject cited above, the Notification No. 7-7/EC/DD/2020/651 dated

27.05.2022 received from the Election Commissioner for UT of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman &

Diu, F-Block, M.S. Apartment, K.G. Marg, New Delhi is hereby published in the official Gazette of

this U.T. Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu for general information.

Sd/–

(Ashish Mohan)

Joint Secretary (PE & ME)

UT of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu,

Daman

––––––––

ELECTION COMMISSION

Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu

F-Block, 1 Floor, M.S. Apartments,

KG Marg, New Delhi-110 001.

Dated the 27^th May, 2022

NOTIFICATION

No.7-7/EC/DD/2022: In exercise of the powers conferred on it under Rule 8 (1) of the Dadra

and Nagar Haveli Panchayats (Election Procedure) Rules, 2014, Rule 8 (1) of the Dadra and Nagar

Haveli Municipal Council (Elections) Rules, 2005, Rule 8 (1) of the Daman and Diu Panchayats

(Election Procedure) Rules, 2014 and Rule 8 (1) of the Daman and Diu Municipalities (Elections)

Rules, 1995 and in supersession of all its previous Notifications issued under the said rules, the

Election Commission for the Union Territory of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu, in

consultation with the Administrator of the said Union Territory, appoints Shri Gaurav Singh Rajawat,

IAS, Finance Secretary, UT Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu as the

Director of Panchayat Elections and Director of Municipal Elections for Dadra & Nagar Haveli and

Daman & Diu with immediate effect.

Sd/–

(Narendra Kumar)

Election Commissioner

***

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U.T. Administration of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu

Office of the Joint Director (PE & ME), Collectorate,

Daman

No. 04/2022/DIR(PE & EM)/Revr of Seat/28

Dated: 02/06/2022

Subject: Reservation of seats for the SCs, STs and Women in Diu Municipal Council for the

forthcoming General Election- reg

With reference to subject cited above, the Commission Order No. 7-11/EC/DD/2022 dated

02^nd June, 2022 issued by the Election Commissioner for UTs is hereby published in the Official

Gazette of this UT Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu for general

information.

Sd/–

(Ashish Mohan)

Joint Director (PE & ME)

UT of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and

Daman & Diu,

–––––––

ELECTION COMMISSION

Dadra and Nagar Haveli & Daman and Diu

F-Block, 1^st Floor

M.S. Apartments, K. G. Marg

New Delhi - 110 001

Camp at Diu

***

Dated the 2^nd June, 2022

O R D E R

No. 7-11/EC/DD/2022: Whereas, the Administrator of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman

and Diu has determined the total number of seats and the seats to be reserved for women, the

Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes and women belonging to these castes/tribes in the Diu

Municipal Council vide Notification No. UD/DNH/Muni/Res./Women/99/2017/42 dated 5^th October,

2020, there by alloting one seat to Scheduled Castes women and six seats to general women;

And, whereas, Rule 3 (1) (b) of the Daman and Diu Municipalities (Election) Rules, 1995

provides that ―wards in which seats are reserved for the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes,

women belonging to these castes or tribes or women shall, as far as practicable, be distributed in

different parts of each Council‖;

And whereas, Rule 3(1) (c) of the said Rules provides, inter alia, that ―the seats reserved

under clause (b) may be rotated by the Commission by draw of lots separately for the Scheduled

Castes, the Scheduled Tribes and the women so that it is ensured that seats are so reserved in favour

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of such Castes, Tribes or Women in all the wards before such reservation is made in respect of a ward

for the second time for that category‖;

And in compliance thereof and keeping in view the reservation order of seats for general

women and Scheduled Castes women in the general election, 2017, a public draw of lots was held in

the Conference Hall of Diu Municipal Council, Diu, on 02.06.2022 in the presence of representatives

of political parties and others interested in the subject;

Now, in pursuance of Section 10(4) of the Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu

Municipal Council Regulation, 2004 read with Rule 3 (1) (b) and (c) of the Daman and Diu

Municipalities (Election) Rules, 1995, the Election Commission for Dadra and Nagar Haveli and

Daman and Diu, following the principle of rotation and after draw of lots held at Diu on 02.06.2022,

hereby allots the seats reserved for women, the Scheduled Castes, and women belonging to the

Scheduled Castes to the following wards for the purpose of the forthcoming general election to the

Diu Municipal Council:-

Sr. No.

Ward No.

Reserved for

Ward No.3

General women

Ward No.6

General women

Ward No.7

General women

Ward No.8

General women

Ward No.10

General women

Ward No.12

General women

Ward No.13

Scheduled Castes women

Sd/–

(Narendra Kumar)

Election Commissioner

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