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HOME DEPARTMENT
NOTIFICATION
Shimla-2, the 20th June, 2014
No. Home-B (B) 2-11/2006-Vol. I.—In continuation of this department notification No.
Home-II (B) 15-62 (IV) dated 17-11-1992, the Governor, Himachal Pradesh in exercise of the
powers vested in her under Section 3 (1) of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, is pleased to
confer the powers of Special Judge upon the District and Sessions Judge, Kangra at Dharamshala
under aforesaid Act.
By order,
Sd/-
Chief Secretary .
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H.P. BOARD OF DEPARTMENTAL EXAMINATION
FAIRLAWNS, SHIMLA-171012
NOTIFICATION
Dated : 9th May, 2014
No. HIPA (Exam)-20/76-VI.—In exercise of the powers conferred by Rule 24(2) of H.P.
Board of Departmental Examination Rules, 1997 as notified by Government of Himachal Pradesh,
Department of Training & Foreign Assignments, vide notification No. Per (Trg.) B (12)-40/95
dated 13.3.1997, the H.P. Board of Departmental Examination in consultation with the H.P. Public
Service Commission hereby carry out following amendments by substituting clauses relating to
Syllabus for the Departmental Examination in respect of Officers of Agriculture, Horticulture,
Statistics, Election, Welfare, Civil Defence and Home Guards Departments of the H.P.Government
(both Technical/Non Technical Officers) as per Annexure-III attached hereto. It is hereby clarified
that from the date of issue of the present notification the Syllabus as mentioned in Annexure-III
shall stands amended and replace the existing Syllabus for Departmental Examinations in respect of
Officers as detailed in schedule ‘B’ and ‘D’ (as per Annexure-III) attached to the Departmental
Examination Rules,1997, namely:—
1. Short title and commencement.—(i) These Rules shall be called the Himachal
Pradesh Departmental Examinations (Tenth Amendment) Rules, 2014.
(ii) These Rules shall come into force from the date of publication in Rajpatra, Himachal Pradesh.
2. Amendment of Rule 24(1) Paper and Syllabus.—For the existing provision against
Sub Rule(1) of Rule 24, the Syllabus for the Departmental Examinations of Technical/Non-
Technical Officers mentioned in schedule B & D shall be amended as shown in Annexure –III to
these Rules.
By order,
Sd/-
Secretary,
H.P. Board of Departmental Examination,
Fairawns, Shimla-171012.
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ANNEXURE-III
Name of the Department
Training & Foreign Assignment (H.P.Institute of Public
Administration)
Name of the post
Amendment of Syllabus as per Rule 24(1) of Departmental
Examination Rules,1997.
Sl.
No.
EXISTING PROVISION
AMENDMENT APPROVED BY THE
COMMISSION
1.
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT
Paper-3 (Rules and Acts)
1. The seeds Act, 1966, Seed Rules 1968
and Seeds Control order.
2. The Fertilizer (control) 1985.
3. The Insecticides Act, 1968 and Rules
made there under.
4. The Himachal Pradesh Agriculture and
Horticulture
Produce
Marketing
Development and Regulation) Act, 2005
and Rules.
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT
Paper-3 (Rules and Acts)
1. The seeds Act, 1966,Seed Rules 1968
and Seeds Control order.
2. The Fertilizer (control) orders, 1985.
3. The Insecticides Act,1968 and Rules
made there under.
4. The Himachal Pradesh Agriculture and
Horticulture
Produce
Marketing
Development and Regulation Act, 2005
and Rules.
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5. The Himachal Pradesh Agriculture Pest,
Disease and Noxious Weeds Act, 1969.
6. The constitution and working of H.P.
Seed and Organic Produce Certification
Agency.
7. The H.P. land Development Act, 1973
and Rules made there under.
GENERAL
1. National
Agriculture
Policy/
State
Priorities for Agriculture Development.
2. Extention Reforms, Role of Mass Media
in
Extension
and
public
Private
Partnership in Agriculture.
3. Agro- climatic Regional Planning for
Agriculture Development.
4. Watershed Development Approach and
concept.
5. W.T.O. Agreement on Agriculture.
6. Empowerment of Women in Agriculture,
Role of gender resources center.
7. Sustainable
Agriculture-
Organic
Farming,
Integrated
Nutrient
Management,
Integrated
Pest
Management.
8. Agri- Export Zones.
9. Diversified Agriculture for enhanced
farm income.
5. The constitution and working of H.P.
Seed and Organic Produce Certification
Agency.
6. The
Himachal
Pradesh
Service
Guarantee Act, 2011 and Rules.
7. Right to Information Act,2005
GENERAL
1. National Agriculture Policy /National
Policy for Farmers.
2. Organic Farming Policy of the State.
3. Extension Reforms and Role of Mass
Media in Extension.
4. Agriculture Potential and Agro-climate
Regional Planning.
5. Watershed Development and natural
resource management.
6. W.T.O. Agreement on Agriculture.
7. Empowerment
of
Women
in
Agriculture.
8. Sustainable Agriculture and climate
Change.
9. Diversified Agriculture for enhanced
farm income.
10. Precision Farming through protected
cultivation and Micro Irrigation.
11. Contingency crop planning.
12. Agriculture growth through Rashtriya
KrishiVikas Yojna.
2.
HORTICULTURE DEPARTMENT
PAPER –3 (RULES AND ACTS)
1. Development
of
Horticulture
in
Himachal Pradesh with specific relation
to various schemes in operation.
2. Status of Horticultural Industry in
Himachal Pradesh.
3. Problems and Solutions of Horticultural
Industry in Himachal Pradesh.
4. Objects and Scope of different schemes
in operation in Horticulture Department.
5. Basic Principle and Practices of Nursery
Propagation of Fruit Plants.
HORTICULTURE DEPARTMENT
PAPER –3 (RULES AND ACTS)
A. Technical
1.
Development
of
Horticulture
in
Himachal Pradesh with specific relation
to variousschemes in operation viz.
State
Planschemes,
Centrally
Sponsored schemeslike Horticulture
Mission for North Eastand Himalayan
States (HMNEH), Rashtriya Krishi
Vikas
Yojna
(RKVY),
National
Mission on Medicinal Plants(NMMP),
National Mission on Microirrigation
and Apple Rejuvenation Scheme.
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6. Natural vagaries which orchardist has to
face in the State and how can combat
them.
7. Problem of utilisation of un-marketable
fruit and their solution with specific
reference to steps taken by the state in
this regard.
8. Constitution and working of Himachal
Pradesh Horticulture Produce Marketing
and Processing Corporation.
9. Importance and salient features of
Himachal Pradesh Nursery Registration
Act, 1973 and H.P. Nursery Registration
Rules, 1997
10. Importance and salient features of
Himachal Pradesh Pests, Diseases and
obnoxious weeds Act, 1969.
11. Rules governing grant subsidies in
Department
of
Horticulture
for
establishment
of
garden
colonies,
community gardens and others.
12. Importance, salient features and working
of various horticultural loans by the
Financial Institutions.
13. Applied Nutrition Programme.
14. H.P. Panchayati Raj Act (as amended
from time to time) and rules made there-
under
15. Election Rules relating to Panchayati Raj
Bodies.
16. All State Act covering Agriculture/
Cooperation (bare Acts will be provided)
17. Implementation of insecticides.
18. Fertilizer control over for quality control
of fertilizer.
19. Any other Acts and Rules applicable in
Himachal Pradesh.
2. Strategies and road map for the
sustainable
Development
of
Horticulture
in
Himachal
Pradesh
especially in context to climatechange.
3.
Mandate
of
Progeny
cum
Demonstration Orchards (PCDOS) of
the Department andsteps taken by the
Govt.
for
improvementof
its
infrastructure.
4.
Constraints
in
productivity
improvement and steps taken in this
regard
by
the
Govt.
for
its
improvement.
5.
Importance
of
Diversification
in
Horticulture.
6. Integrated
Pest
and
Disease
Managementin Fruit crops.
7.
Basic Principles and Practices of
Nursery Propagation of Fruit Plants
with
specialreference
to
clonal
rootstocks.
8.
Disaster management plan for fruit
cropsaffected
by
various
natural
calamities.
9.
Weather based crops insurance scheme
for Apple and Mango fruit crops
tocompensate the farmers for losses to
fruitcrops due to adverse weather
conditions.
10. Leaf analysis and integrated nutrient
management in fruit crops.
11. Problem of utilization of un-marketable
fruit and their solution with specific
reference to steps taken by the State
Govt. in this regard.
12. Marketing of fruits through .
13. Constitution
and
working
of
HimachalPradesh Horticulture Produce
Marketing and Processing Corporation.
14. Role of National Horticulture Board
inpromoting Horticulture industry in the
State.
15. Important pest and diseases of temperate
fruits and their management.
16. Insect pests and diseases of important
sub tropical fruits in Himachal Pradesh
and their management.
17. Protected
cultivation
through
introduction
of
precision
farming
techniques.
18. Rules governing grant of subsidy in
Department
of
Horticulture
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forestablishment of garden colonies,
community gardens and others.
B. Acts and rules
1.
Importance and salient features of
Himachal Pradesh Nursery registration
Act, 1973 and H.P. Nursery registration
rules,1973
2.
Importance and salient features of
Himachal Pradesh Pest, Diseases and
obnoxious weeds Act,1969.
3.
H.P. Panchayati Raj Act (as amended
from time to time) and rules made
thereunder.
4.
Implementation of central Insecticide
Act,1968.
5.
Fertilizer control order for quality
control of fertilizer.
6.
All State Acts covering Agriculture/
Cooperation
(bare
Acts
will
be
provided).
7.
Any other Acts and Rules applicable in
Himachal Pradesh.
3.
STATISTICS DEPARTMENT
(Economics and Statistics)
(Economics and Statistics as well as the
Planning Department (including Economists
and/or Statisticians/ Research Officers of all
other Departments).
Rules and Acts (Paper No. 3)
1. Type of statistical systems, development
of national and state statistical systems
in India over years, functions of different
statistical organizations at the centre and
in the states.
2. Population census (livestock census,
agriculture census, and economic census,
techniques
adopted,
types of data
generated, changes in concepts and
definitions in various censuses.
3. National sample survey, organization,
type of date being generated by it in
socio-economic,
agriculture
and
industrial fields.
4. Measures of central tendency and
dispersion, probability, inter-polation,
binominal,
Poisson
and
normal
distributions, large and small sample
theory.
5. Standard sampling distributions such as
t, x2, f and tests of significance based on
STATISTICS DEPARTMENT
(Economics and Statistics)
(Economics and Statistics as well as the
Planning Department (including Economists
and/or Statisticians/ Research Officers of all
other Departments).
Paper No. 3 (Rules and Acts)
1. Type
of
statistical
systems,
developmentof
national
and
state
statistical systems inIndia over years,
functions
of
different
statistical
organizations at the centre andin the
states.
2. Population census (livestock census,
agriculture
census,
and
economic
census, techniques adopted, types of
data generated, changes in concepts and
definitions in various censuses.
3. National sample survey, organization,
type of data being generated by it in
socio-economic,
agriculture
and
industrial fields.
4. Measures of central tendency and
dispersion, probability, inter-polation,
binominal,
Poisson
and
normal
distributions, large and small sample
theory.
5. Standard sampling distributions such as
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them. Correlation co-efficient, curve
fitting.
6. Analysis of variance, theory theory of
linear estimation, two way classification
with interaction. Basic principles of
design of experiments, layout and
analysis of common designs such as
randomized blocks.
7.
Latin square Factoral experiments and
confounding missing plot techniques.
8.
Sampling technical; simple random
sampling with and without replacement,
stratified sampling,ratio and regression
estimates, cluster sampling, multistage
sampling and systematic sampling, non
sampling errors.
t,x2, f and tests of significance based
onthem. Correlation co-efficient, curve
fitting.
6. Analysis of variance, theory of linear
estimation, two way classification with
interaction. Basic principles of design of
experiments, layout and analysis of
common designs such as randomized
blocks.
7. Latin square factoral experiments and
confounding missing plot techniques.
8. Sampling technical; simple random
sampling with and without replacement,
stratified sampling, ratio and regression
estimates, cluster sampling, multisage
sampling and systematic sampling, non
sampling errors.
9. Concept of national income and social
accounting and its sectoral and regional
distribution; measurement of national
income; Inter-relationship between three
measures of national income in the
presence of the Government sector and
international transactions; Measuring
Economic Welfare; PQLI and H.D
Index.
10. Classification of Index number; problems
in the construction of index number;
comparison of different methods of
weighting; weighted average of price
relatives;
quantity
index
number;
mathematical consistency; fixed and
chain
base
indices;
base
shifting;
splicing and deflating; consumer price
index number (CPI); wholesale price
index number (WPI); methods of
compilation of CPI and WPI.
4.
ELECTION DEPARTMENT
Paper-5 (Election Law)
1. Returning Officer’s Hand Book.
2. Presiding Officer’s Hand Book
3. Hand Book for Candidates.
4. Consolidated Instructions of the Election
Commission.
5. Hand Book for Electoral Registration
Officers.
ELECTION DEPARTMENT
Paper-5 (Election Law)
1. Returning Officer’s Hand Book.
2. Presiding Officer’s Hand Book
3. Hand Book for Candidates.
4. Compendium of Instructions (Vol 1 to
4).
5. Hand Book for Electoral Registration
Officers.
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6. Hand Book for Booth Level Officers.
7. Instructions on Election Expenditure
Monitoring.
5.
WELFARE DEPARTMENT
Paper No. 3 Welfare
1.
Integrated Child Development Services
Scheme, its origin, objectives and
monitoring tools of ICDS.
2.
National Nutrition Policy, Strategies to
arrest malnutrition, role of micro-
nutrients, anemia among women and
children, role of sanitation and hygiene
in over-all health strategies.
3.
National Policy on children and Child
Action Plan.
4. Social Legislations relating to children
such as J.J.(care & protection) Act,
Child marriage Prohibition Act.
5.
Various Institutions such as Bal/Balika
Ashrams, Juvenile Homes, children
Homes etc.
6.
National Women Empowerment Policy-
2001, its components and monitoring
mechanism.
7.
Social Legislations relating to Women
such as Immoral Trafficking Prohibition
Act, 1956, Dowry Prohibition Act,
1961,
Mechanism
prescribed
for
Protection of Women from Sexual
Harassment at work places, Act for
Protection of Women from Domestic
Violence, 2005 and the Rules of this
Act, H.P. Registration of Marriages Act,
1996 and Rules, 2004
8. National/State Commission for Women.
9. H.P. Mahila Vikas Nigam.
10. Central/State schemes for Women and
children.
11. Rajya Mahila Samiti.
12. Schemes relating to girl child including
Balika Samridh Yojana, Kishori Shakti
Yojana, P.C.& P.N.D.T Act.
WELFARE DEPARTMENT
Paper No. 3 Welfare
(1). SCs/ STs / OBC and Minority Sectors
> Constitutional safe guards for Scheduled
castes and scheduled Tribes,
> Major poroblems of SCs/ STs/OBCs and
Minority in Himachal Pradesh,
> Schedules Caste Sub-Plan- concept,
implementation,
impact
monitoring
evaluation,
> Tribal Areas of Himachal Pradesh, single
line
administration,
Tribal
Advisory
Council
and
Project
Advisory
Committee-Policy and powers, Tribal
Sub-Plan-concept, implementation,
impact monitoring evaluation,
> Central/ State Scheme for Scheduled
Castes/ Scheduled Tribes/Minority,
> H.P.Vidhan Sabha Committee for SCs/
STs,
> Constitutions, functions and role of
District Welfare Committee,
(2).Schemes/ Programmes
> State/ Centrally sponsored Schemes for the
Welfare of SCs / STs / OBCs and
Minority,
> Schemes of National / State Corporations
for SCs/STs / OBCs and Minority,
(3). Functions and role of Commissions
> National Commission for Scheduled
Castes/ Scheduled Tribes
> National Commission for Backward
Classes
> National Commission for Minorities
> National Commission for Linguistic
Minorities
> National Commission for Economically
Backward Classes Commission
> State Commission for Backward Classes
(4). Boards
> Constitutions, role and functions of
Labana/ Kabirpanthi / Gorkha / SCs /
OBCs / Minority Boards.
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(5). Legislations
> Protection of Civil Rights Acts, 1995,
Scheduled Castes/ Scheduled Tribes
(Prevention of Atrocities) Act,1989 and
Rules there under.
Paper-4 (Welfare)
Paper No. 4 Welfare (Backward Classes
Sector)
1. Constitutional safeguards for Scheduled
Castes/ Scheduled Tribes.
2. Major
Scheduled
Castes/Scheduled
Tribes/ Backward Classes and Minorities
in Himachal Pradesh and their problems,
measures and solutions.
3. Social legislation- Protection of Civil
Rights
Act,
1955
&
Rules
1977,
Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribes
(Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 &
Rules 1995, H.P. Land Regulation Act
1968- Implementation thereof.
4. National Commission for Scheduled
Caste/
Scheduled
Tribes/
National
Commission
for
Backward
Classes/
National Commission for Minorities/
National Commission
for Linguistic
Minorities
/
State
Commission for
Backward
Classes-
recommendations
thereof.
5.
H.P. Vidhan Sabha Committee for
Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribes.
6.
Central/State sponsored schemes for
Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribes/
OBCs/Minorities and their impact and
implementation.
7. Scheduled Caste Sub Plan History,
Impact and implementation, monitoring
& evaluation system.
8. Constitution, function and role of District
Welfare Committee.
9.
H.P Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe
Corporation/H.P BCs Finance &
Development
Corporation/
H.P.
Minorities
Finance
&
Development
Corporation- function and Programmes.
10. National Scheduled Caste Development
Corporation, National Scheduled Tribe
Development Corporation- Function and
Programmes.
11. State Level Welfare Boards- Scheduled
Castes/ Other Backward Classes/
Paper-4
Welfare
(Backward
Classes
Sector)
(1) Probation
(1) Definition, historical background,
(2) Probation of Offenders Act,1958,
(3) H.P. Probation of Offenders Rules,1961,
(4) H.P. Good Conduct Prisoner’s Act-1968
and Rules there under,
(2) Social Security Schemes
1. Concept of Social Security,
2. State Social Scurity Pension Schemes,
3. National Social Assistance Programme
including Annapurna,
4. e-kalyan software
(3) Welfare of Aged
1. State / Centrally Sponsored Schemes for
the Welfare of Aged,
2. National Policy for older persons,
3. H.P.
Maintenance
of
Parents
and
Department Act,2001,
4. H.P.
Maintenance
of
Parents
and
Department Rules,2002,
(4) Beggary
1. Extent of problem, causes, consequences
and prevention,
2. H.P. Prevention of Beggary Act,1979 and
Rules there under,
(5) Drug (sub stance) abuse
1. Extent
of
problem
in
India
and
Himachal Pradesh, Causes, prevention
and rehabilitation,
2. National Anti Drug Strategy,
3. State / Centrally Sponsored Schemes for
the prevention of drug abuse
(6) Right of Information Act,2005 and
Rules there under
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Minorities/ Labana/ Kabirpanthi/
Gorkha-
Constitution,
functions,
important decisions etc.
12. Tribal Areas in Himachal Pradesh and
their topographical conditions of tribal
Districts viz Kinnaur, Lahaul & Spiti and
Chamba (Pangi & Bharmaour.
13. Tribal Sub Plan- Concept, Impact and
implementation,
Monitoring
&
evaluation system.
14. Single line Administration in Tribal
Areas, Tribal Advisory Council and
Project
Advisory
Committee-
Administration
Structure,
Policy
&
Powers and
15. Impact of schemes for Welfare of
Scheduled Tribes.
(7) H.P. Public Services Guarantee Act,
2011and Rules there under.
Paper-5 (Welfare)
Paper No.5 Welfare (Social Defence)
(1) Disability Sector:—
à
Disability its concept, types of
disability,
early
detection
of
disabilities, prevention of disabilities
and
rehabilitation
Procedure
for
assessment
of
disabilities
and
Issuing of Identity Cards to Persons
with Disabilities and facilities after
availing Disability identity card.
Legislation:—
à
The Person with Disabilities (Equal
Opportunities, Protection of Rights
& Full Participation) Act, 1995 &
rules made there under,
à
National Trust for the Welfare of
Persons
with
Autism,
Cerebral,
Palsy,
Mental
Retardation
and
Multiple Disabilities Act 1999,
à
The Rehabilitation Council Act of
India 1992.
Programmes, policies relating to persons
with disabilities:—
à
Various
central/
state
sponsored
scheme
for
Persons
with
Disabilities- National Handicapped
Finance
&
Development
Corporation-
Functions
and
Programmes.
Impact
and
implementation
of
schemes
and
problems, measures and solutions.
Paper No.5 (Welfare)
Paper No.5 Welfare (Social Defence)
(1) Disability
>. Causes, types of disabilities, early
deduction of disabilities, prevention of
disabilities and rehabilitation,
>. Procedure for assessment /certification
of disabilities,
>. Procedure for issuance of identity cards
tothe persons with disability,
>. e-pehchan software,
(2). Legislation/ Policies for Persons with
Disabilities
>. The Persons with Disabilities (Equal
Opportunities, Protection of Rights & full
Participation) Act 1995/ Rules 2005,
>. National Trust for Welfare of Persons
With Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental
Retardation and Multiple Disabilities
Act,1999,
>. Rehabilitation
Council
of
India,
Act,1992.
> . Mental Health Act,1987,
>. National
Policy
for
persons
with
Disabilities-2006,
>. H.P. State Policy for Persons with
Disability 2010,
>. United Nations Convention on the Rights
of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD),
(3). Schemes / Programmes
>. State Schemes for the persons with
disabilities,
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à
National Policy for Person with
Disabilities.
à
Special schools for special children
in Himachal Pradesh.
(II) Older person:-
à
Social Security concept, state social
security
pension
schemes-
implementation and impact thereof.
à
Social Security for aged- Nation
Social
Assistance
Programme,
Annapurna.
à
Institutional and non institutional
services for the aged including state/
centrally sponsored schemes.
à
Legislations- The H.P. maintenance
of Parents and Dependents Act 2001
and Rules 2002-
Implementation thereof.
à
National Policy for Older persons.
à
(III) Drug Abuse and Alcoholism:-
à
Extent of problem in India and
Himachal Pradesh, causes, prevention
and rehabilitation.
à
Narcotic control strategy- action plan
of Ministry of Social Justice &
Empowerment.
à
State/Central
schemes
for
the
prevention
of
drug
abuse
and
alcoholism.
(IV) Probation Services:-
à
History
and
concept,
role
of
department
of
Social
Justice
&
Empowerment.
à
Legislation-
à
The Probation of Offenders Act, 1958.
à
The H.P. Prevention of Beggary Act,
1979 and Rules 1980.
à
The H.P. Good Conduct Prisoners
Probation Release Act, 1968.
(V) Beggary:-
à
Extent
of
problem,
causes,
consequences and its prevention.
à
Legislation- The H.P. Prevention of
Beggary Act, 1979 and Rules 1980.
>. Central Schemes for the persons with
disabilities including schemes for NGOs
and Schemes of National Trust,
>. Schemes
of
National
Handicapped
Finance and Development Corporation,
>. National Institute for persons with
disabilities,
>. Special Schools for Special Children.
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(VI) NGOs Sector:-
à
Role of NGOs in the changing
scenario particularly in social sector.
à
H.P.
Grant-in-Aid
to
Voluntary
organizations,
Rules
1981-
implementation of programmes there
under.
à
H.P. Child Welfare Council,
à
Central Social Welfare Board, State
Social Welfare Board- function and
structure,
Other
Voluntary
Organization- constitution, functions,
Registration Procedure etc.
6.
CIVIL DEFENCE AND HOME GUARDS
DEPARTMENT
Paper-3
1.
Origin of Home Guards.
2. Organization of home guards, aims and
objects, training and functions.
3. Role of home guards in civil defence
duties.
4.
Home Guards as auxiliary force to
Police.
5. Recruitment general policy.
6. Physical standards and age group for
Recruitment of home guards.
7. Service liability.
8. Organization and function of women
home guards.
9. Duties of various ranks of home guard
and whole time staff.
10. Camp layout, hygiene and sanitation
and messing etc.
11. Qualities of good leader and man-
management.
12. Home guards act and rules.
13. Procedure to call out and call of the
home guards volunteers.
14. Use of field telephones.
15. Preparation of training programme for
Courses as follows:-
a. Basic course for 30 days.
b. Advance course for 35 days.
c. Leadership course for 21 days.
d. JO’s course for 30 days.
e. Refresher course for 21 days and
subjects to be taught are as under:—
i.
Drill with and without arms.
ii. Guards duties.
HOME
GUARDS
AND
CIVIL
DEFENCE DEPARTMENT
Paper-3 (Professional)
1.
H.P. Home Guards Act-1968 with latest
amendments.
2. H.P. Home Guards Rules-1971 with
latest amendments.
3. Home Guards Organization structure.
4. Home Guards Establishment.
5. Uniforms for Home Guards.
6. Home Guards Badges of ranks and
Allied insignia.
7. Training of Home Guards.
8. Arms and Ammunition for Home
Guards.
9. Home Guards –Financial Policy.
10. Reports and Returns.
11. Allowances and Honoraria.
12. Border Wing Home Guards.
13. Republic Day Parade and All India
Home
Guards
and
Civil
Defence
Professional and Sports meet.
14. President Home Guards and Civil
Defence Medals and Home Guards and
Civil Defence Medals and other Medals.
15. Welfare of Home Guards.
16. Home Guards Organization-Statutory
Provisions.
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iii. Weapon training i.e.rifle, bayonet,
Grenade, sten gun, LMG and
revolver.
iv. Field craft.
v. Elementary tactics.
vi. Patrolling and ambus.
vii. Range firing.
viii. CD and fire fighting and first-aid.
16. Explanation of stores types, prescribed
life
under
normal
usage
and
responsibilities of Bn.C.Ms.
17. Maintenance of ledgers and supporting
vouchers.
18. Indenting local purchase ,receipts, issues
and periodical stock verification of
stores.
19. Requirement and upkeep of training
Store, types of training stores and their
use.
20. Temporary issues, collection of uniform
from volunteers after temporary use.
21. Preservation,
repairs,
washing
and
storage of cotton and woolen articles.
22. Stores and accounting of arms and
ammunition.
23. Care
and
maintenance
of
leather,
Rubber, wooden and metal stores.
Paper-4
1. Why civil defence is necessary ?
2. Problems likely to crop in an air raid
emergency.
3. Civil defence organization in a town. A
role of various civil defence service.
4. Warning system, lighting restrictions
and ARP.
5. Types and effects of the Bomb/IB.
6. Protection against high explosive and
incendiary bomb trenches obstruction of
lights.
7. Fire fighting in emergencies.
8. Use of stirrup pump.
9. General principles of rescue, knowledge
and use of simple rescue equipment
ladders and ropes.
10. Emergency methods of rescue.
11. Civil defence act and rules.
Paper-4 (Professional)
1.
Challenges of Volunteer Management in
Disaster.
2.
Gender
vulnerable
Groups
and
Psychological Support.
3. Action and Practical/ Training on
Disaster.
4. Civil Defence and Disaster Management
– New Perspective.
5. Initiative, Approaches and Strategy in
Disaster Management .
6. Responses to Hydro and Meteorological
Disasters.
7. Responses to Geological Disaster.
8.
Responses
to
Industrial,
Chemical,
Nuclear and Radiological Emergency.
9. Responses Accidents and other related
Disaster.
10. Responses to Biological Disaster.
11. Civil Defence in India.
12. Organization of Civil Defence at Centre.
13. Civil Defence setup in the states.
14. Civil Defence-Financial Policy.
15. Planning for Civil Defence.
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16. Civil Defence – Reports and Returns.
17. Civil
Defence-Conference,
Sports,
Medals and Awards etc.
18. Enrolment, Equipment and Preparation
of Civil Defence Plans.
19. Training of Civil Defence Volunteers.
20. Disaster
Scenario
and
Institutional
arrangement in Disaster Management in
India.
21. Disaster
Management:
Issues
and
Challenges.
22. Disaster and Development.
Paper-5
1.
Principles of first aid and first aid
equipment.
2.
Nature of injuries aid problems to be
faced by a first aider.
3.
Organizing emergency services in
Natural calamities from fire, flood,
earthquake etc.
4.
Role of home guards in peace and
emergency.
5.
Maintenance and use of vehicles.
6.
Law relating to aid to civil authorities
in emergency.
Paper-5 (Professional)
1.
Organization and Functions of Civil
Defence Engineering Service.
2.
Organization and Functions of Rescue
Service.
3. Man pack Rescue Equipment.
4. Building Construction and appreciation
of the damage to the Buildings and
Utilities.
5. Reconnaissance and Stages of Rescue.
6. Rescue Tools and uses.
7. Portable Flood Lighting.
8. Ropes and Lashings.
9. Ladders for Rescue work.
10. Use of Improvised and Mechanical
Equipment in Rescue.
11. Raising and Supporting of Structural
Elements.
12. Causality
Handling
in
Rescue
Operations.
13. Emergency Entry.
14. Rescue from Heights.
15. Disposal of Dead.
16. Repair, Demolition and Salvage.
17. Rescue
operation
under
Non-
conventional strike environment.
18. Rescue from Floods.
19. Rescue in case of Earthquakes.
20. Rescue by Helicopter.
21. Rescue from Crashed Aircrafts.
22. Care and Preservation of Stores.
List of Reading Material
1. Relevant Acts, Rules and Notifications.
2. Home
Guards
Compendium
of
Instructions; Published by Directorate
General Civil Defence, Ministry of Home
Affairs, Govt. ofIndia.
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3. Civil
Defence
Compendium
of
Instructions; Published by Directorate
General Civil Defence, Ministry of Home
Affairs, Govt. ofIndia.
4. Manual on Rescue Techniques and
Operations,1993; published by Govt. of
India, Ministry of Home Affairs.
5. H.P.State
Policy
on
Disaster
Management, 2011.
6. Handbook of Training, Capacity Building
of Civil Defence and Sister Organizations
(Part I&II) April,2012; National Disaster
Management Authority, Govt. of India.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
I, Abhishek Kaundil s/o Shri Rajinder Prashad Kaundil, r/o Vanktesh Bhawan, Shiv Nagar,
Totu, Shimla-11, do hereby declare that my date of birth has been wrongly entered in my school
Record as 26-6-1995 instead of 27-6-1995. My date of birth be considered as 27-6-1995.
ABHISHEK KAUNDIL
s/o Shri Rajinder Prashad Kaundil,
r/o Vanktesh Bhawan,
Shiv Nagar ,Totu, Shimla-11.
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