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HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

NOTIFICATION

Shimla-2, the 29th August, 2016

No. EDN-A-Kha(2)4/2012.—As required under Para 4.1 of the guidelines issued by the

University Grants Commission for accreditation or Tests for eligibility for the Lectureship, the

Governor, Himachal Pradesh is pleased to appoint Mr. Ashok Gupta, Under Secretary, H.P. Public

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Service Commission as Member Secretary of the following committees for the conduct of State

Eligibility Test for recruitment of Assistant Professors (College Cadre) with immediate effect.

1.

Steering / Advisory Committee.

2.

Moderation Committee.

By order,

R.D. Dhiman,

Pr. Secretary (Hr.Edu.).

___________

H.P. STATE LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITY, SHIMLA-171 009

OFFICE ORDER

Shimla-9, the 31st August, 2016

No. P.F./Secretaries/2016.—Hon’ble the Executive Chairman, H.P. State Legal Services

Authority has been pleased to grant of 5 days commuted leave w.e.f. 16.8.2016 to 20.8.2016

(5x2=10) in favour of Shri Kapil Sharma, Secretary, District Legal Services Authority, Mandi &

Bilaspur at Mandi.

Certified that Shri Kapil Sharma will join the same post and at the same station from where

he proceeds on medical leave, after the expiry of the above leave period.

Also certified that Shri Kapil Sharma, would have continued to hold the post of Secretary,

but for his proceeding on leave for the above period.

By order,

Sd/-

Executive Chairman,

H.P. State Legal Services Authority,

Shimla-171 009.

__________

INFORMATION AND PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENT

NOTIFICATION

Shimla-171002, the 30th August, 2016

No.Pub-A(4)-1/2013.—In partial modification of this department notification of even

number dated 26-9-2015, the Governor, Himachal Pradesh is pleased to make necessary

changes against the names of the following members of H.P. Press Advisory Committee:—

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Sr.

No.

Sr. No. of

the

notification

Existing Name and

Designation

Proposed

changes/corrections

1.

04

Additional Chief Secretary (I&PR)

to the Govt. of H.P.

Chief Secretary (I&PR) to the

Govt. of. H.P.

2.

06

Shri

Avinash

Chopra,

Joint

Editor, Punjab Kesari Group,

Jalandhar.

Shri

Avinash

Chopra,

Joint

Managing Editor, Punjab Kesari

Group, Jalandhar.

3.

07

Shri Om Thanvi, Group Editor,

Jansatta, Delhi.

Shri

Mukesh

Bhardwaj,

Executive

Editor,

Jansatta,

Noida.

4.

11

Shri Ramesh Vinayak, Resident

Editor,

Hindustan

Times,

Chandigarh.

Shri Ramesh Vinayak, Editor,

Hindustan Times, Chandigarh.

5.

12

Ms.

Nirupama

Subhramanium,

Editor,

Indian

Express,

Chandigarh.

Ms.

Nirupama

Subramanian,

Editor,

Indian

Express,

Chandigarh.

6.

14

Smt. Rachna Gupta Editor, Dainik

Jagran, Shimla.

Dr. Rachna Gupta, Editor (State),

Dainik Jagran, Shimla.

7.

15

Shri Chander Mohan, Editor, Vir

Pratap, Jallandher.

Shri Chander Mohan, Editor,

Vir, Pratap, Jalandhar.

8.

18

Shri Munish Tiwari, Editor-in-

Chief, Daily Post, Chandigarh.

Shri Rajdeep

Singh,

Editor,

Daily Post, Chandigarh.

9.

19

Shri

Deepak

Dhiman,

State

Editor,

Dainik

Tribune

Chandigarh.

Shri Deepak Dhiman, Editor

Dainik Bhaskar, Chandigarh.

10.

20

Shri.

Santosh

Tiwari,

Editor,

Dainik Tribune, Chandigarh.

Shri. Santosh Tiwari, Editor,

Dainik Tribune, Chandigarh.

11.

21

Shri Barjinder Singh Hamdard,

M.D. Ajit Samachar, Jallandhar.

Shri Barjinder Singh Hamdard,

Chief Editor, Ajit Samachar,

Jalandhar.

12.

22

Shri Irvin Khanna, Editor, Uttam

Hindu, Jallandhar.

Shri Irvin Khanna, Chief Editor,

Uttam Hindu, Jalandhar.

13.

23

Shri Vishwa Kirti, Editor, Hindi

Milap, Jallandhar.

Shri Vishal Suri, Chief Editor,

Daily Hindi Milap, Jalandhar.

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14.

24

Shri Sheetal Vij, Dainik Savera

Times, Jallandhar.

Shri Sheetal Vij, Editor, Dainik

Savera Times, Jalandhar.

15.

27

The

Director,

Information

&

Public Relation, H.P., Shimla

(Member).

The Director, Information &

Public Relation, H.P., Shimla

(Member Secretary).

Other terms and conditions will remain unchanged.

By order,

(V.C. Pharka)

Chief Secretary (I&PR).

_____________

LANGUAGE, ART & CULTURE DEPARTMENT

NOTIFICATION

Shimla- 2, the 26th August, 2016

No. LCD-C(10)-6/2015.—The Governor, Himachal Pradesh is pleased to notify the

"Scheme for providing financial assistance to promote film making in Himachal Pradesh"

(Annexure- A) formulated by the Department of Language, Art & Culture.

By order,

(Anuradha Thakur)

Secretary (LAC).

___________

To provide financial assistance to promote film making.

1.

OBJECTIVE

The main objective of this scheme is to give impetus to film making in Himachal Pradesh

based on Art & Craft, Culture, History, Archaeology, Language, Literature, Contemporary Arts,

Traditional and Tribal Folk, Music, Dance, Drama, Cuisine, Fiction, Tourism, Environment,

Social Issues and any other subject related to Himachal Pradesh.

2.

LANGUAGES

Folk dialects of Himachal Pradesh, Hindi, Sanskrit, English and Urdu or any other language

will be included with the permission of Government of Himachal Pradesh.

3.

DURATION OF FILM AND TIME FOR COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT

•

The duration of documentary film should normally be between 26-52 minutes.

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•

The duration of short and animated film be between 10-50 minutes.

•

However, filmmakers shall be allowed to pitch for different duration as well. The

Selection Committee may approve films of different durations, giving reasons for the

same.

•

The maximum time for completion of the project should not exceed Ten months after

signing of the agreement between filmmaker and the Department of Language,

Art & Culture. Further extension of a maximum of four months in all may be

granted, two months at one time. Justification should be given by the Film Maker and

further approved by the Director (LAC) in exceptional cases only.

4.

ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS FOR FINANCIAL AID

(i) Bonafide residents of Himachal Pradesh or people living in Himachal Pradesh only

18 years and above age or people from outside the State making a film in Himachal

Pradesh on themes related to Point No. 1 above.

(ii) Those who have made short film/ documentary film on Himachal Pradesh.

(iii) those who have a proposal for making a documentary film, short film or animation

film on Himachal Pradesh.

(iv) Bonafide Himachalis would be allowed to submit films/proposal pertaining to any

theme. Atleast 50% of the proposals finally approved shall be from amongst those of

Bonafide residents of Himachal Pradesh.

(v) The applicant has to be a Director or Auteur (a filmmaker, who has individual

style and complete control over all elements of production and unique stamp).

(vi) Who has preferably studied at a prestigious Film Institute and Mass Commissions

centre.

(vii) Middlemen including production houses cannot apply.

(viii) No member or associate of a member of Department of Language, Art & Culture and

organisations under Government of Himachal Pradesh will be eligible.

5.

FINANCIAL AID, PAYMENT TERMS/ DRAWL OF ON ACCOUNT ADVANCE

(i) A financial aid of Maximum Rupees Ten Lakh (i 10,00,000/-) shall be provided for

each project.

(ii) The Government may at its own discretion pay 'on account advance' to the filmmaker

as mentioned below against the agreed contracted amount towards initial expenses:

(a) Not exceeding being twenty percent of the total contracted amount on signing of

the contract.

(b) Not exceeding being forty percent of the contracted amount upon approval of

the final script to be delivered within one month of signing of the contract. The

film maker would be free to submit it at the initial stage itself but would

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need to clearly state that it is his/her FINAL submission. In that case sixty

percent shall be paid at the first instance. The script should define the content

of the film/documentary and its proposed style and detailed treatment including

technical aspects.

(c) Not exceeding being twenty percent of the contracted amount on approval of

the rough cut by the Government.

(d) The rest and the remainder to be paid after delivery of the film and other

deliverables, completion of all formalities by the film maker and final

acceptance and approval of the final film materials as mentioned herein above.

The Government would determine annual allocations towards this scheme based on which

the number of projects to be approved every year would be determined.

6.

PROCEDURE FOR APPLICATION

Proposal on prescribed application form will be invited through advertisement in leading

newspapers in the beginning of each financial year (April-May). The applicant will submit an

application on the prescribed Performa along with his bio-data, synopsis, and treatment of the

proposed or already made films. The synopsis should cover its category like documentary film,

short film, animated film, contents, treatment and should also indicate the techniques to be used

like voice over, music, interviews, candid shots, regarding dubbing, graphics etc. A proposal once

rejected can be considered again only, if significant changes have been made to it. The applicant

shall highlight the changes in response to the comments of the Selection Committee. The

filmmaker would have the freedom to submit a FINAL script defined in 5 ii (b). In view of 7 (b) iii

filmmakers would be advised to clearly add a statement of the same.

7.

SELECTION PROCEDURE

(a) Pre-leminary Selection Committee

(i) The applicant will submit the proposal and will also make a 5-10 minutes

presentation to the Pre-liminary Screening Committee comprising of :—

1.

Director, Language, Art & Culture, Himachal Pradesh.

2.

Director, Information & Public Relations (or his nominee).

3.

Director, Tourism (or his nominee).

4.

Director, Higher Education (or his nominee).

5.

Curator, Himachal Pradesh State Museum or Deputy/ Assistant Director of

Department of Language, Art & Culture.

6.

Secretary, Himachal Academy of Arts, Culture and Languages.

7.

Nominee of film division of India, who will be provided boarding/ lodging

by the State Government.

8.

An expert in the field of Art & Culture to be nominated by the State

Government.

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(ii) The proposals will be screened by the Committee primarily on the basis of

submitted synopsis and treatment, and proposals found qualifying will be

forwarded to the Final Selection Committee with comments especially in the cases

of the rejected proposals. The Pre-leminary selection committee shall meet

twice a year.

(b) Final Selection Committee

(i) The proposals approved/recommended by the Preliminary Screening Committee

shall be placed before the final selection committee comprising of :—

1.

Administrative Secretary, Language, Art & Culture to the Govt. of

Himachal Pradesh, Chairperson.

2.

Director, Language, Art & Culture, Himachal Pradesh.

3.

Director, Information & Public Relations ( or his nominee).

4.

Director, Tourism (or his nominee).

5.

Deputy Director, General Film Division, Delhi who will be provided

boarding/lodging by the State Government.

6.

Director Cameraman, Film Division Delhi who will be provided boarding/

lodging by the State Government.

7.

Two nominated members, chosen from a panel of eminent film experts

(filmmakers, technical experts, artists, critics etc.) by the Government of

Himachal Pradesh, from or outside of Himachal Pradesh proposed by the

Director, Language, Art & Culture.

(ii) The selection committee shall meet twice a year and as and when necessary.

Non-official members of the final selection committee will be paid honorarium

for each meeting as per decision made by the Government of Himachal Pradesh.

This committee will see all aspects of proposal of film making and will make a

decision based on criteria such as

•

strength of idea

•

the importance of subject

•

treatment

•

duration

•

costing

•

funding pattern

•

time for completion of film and profile of the Director.

•

importance to Himachal Pradesh.

(ii) Preference will be given to those where artists hailing from Himachal Pradesh

are employed especially at executive levels. The committee will also take

decision regarding the quality of finally made film for releasing the final

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instalment of financial aid. The selection committee will indicate the duration,

budget and time for completion of the project as part of its decision.

(iii) The final selection committee may seek opinion of a subject expert on the

proposal at any stage if it deems fit to do so. However, such an opinion will not be

binding on the selection committee.

(iv) The recommendation of the final selection committee will be final.

8.

MEDIUM

1.

Hi- Definition Videos.

2.

Digital Video Camera Pro (DVC Pro).

3.

Any other material as per the latest advances in technology.

9.

CONTRACT

A contract in prescribed format shall be executed between Government of Himachal

Pradesh and applicant, whose proposal has been accepted. The contract shall contain inter alia,

details of duration, format, language, cost, schedule for release of funds, schedule for various

stages of filmmaking and final material to be submitted to Government of Himachal Pradesh on

completion of film. The amount assigned for a film will be inclusive of all taxes which the film

makers may have to pay such as service tax, VAT, GST etc. to the Government.

In case of any violation of the contract and provisions of these guidelines by the

applicant, Government of Himachal Pradesh shall have full right to debar him and hence any

proposal submitted by such applicant under this scheme will not be considered again. However,

a reasonable time not less than 15 days would be given to such applicant for submitting the

clarification in this regard.

10. COPYRIGHT & ALL OTHER RIGHTS

Copyright, marketing royalty and all other rights of all films produced in this arrangement

shall vest in the Government of Himachal Pradesh. However, an implied consent to the Director

of the film for limited non-commercial use such as submission of the film to film festivals or

screening of films in educational institutions and film societies shall be included in the

agreement. This will not include any theatrical screening a telecast, even on non-commercial

basis, for which prior permission of Government of Himachal Pradesh shall be necessary. The

Director/Film Maker will keep the Government of H.P. informed of all such entries/screenings.

Director will be permitted to retain the prize money if the film wins a prize specifically for direction

in any film festival or competition.

The Director will have to indemnify Government of Himachal Pradesh against any

damages resulting from violation of any copyright or intellectual property right any law in force for

breach of condition that may form part of festival/screenings.

11. MONITORING OF PROJECTS

Government of Himachal Pradesh/Selection Committee may schedule special evaluation

of any film at any stage. If at any stage or during any evaluation, the Selection Evaluation

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Committee comes to the Conclusion that a project is not likely to yield a good quality film, the

project can be scrapped at any stage. However, in such a case, a Special Evaluation Committee

will be set up for re-evaluation and the Director shall be given an opportunity to present his case

before the Evaluation Committee.

_____________

TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING DEPARTMENT

CORRIGENDUM

Shimla-2, the 30th August, 2016

NO. TCP-F(5)-2/2016.—In partial modification of this Department’s Notification of

even number dated 10.06.2016 vide which the Bilaspur Planning Area was extended, the date of

Notification may be read as 8th June, 2016 instead of 10th June, 2016.

By order,

Sd/-

Addl. Chief Secretary (TCP).

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500

/kkjk 175-

Tky iznk; dh O;oLFkk fd, fcuk u,

ifjljksa dks vf/kHkksx esa ysus dk izfr’ks/kA

6000

500

/kkjk 180-

Ikzos”k] vkfn ls bUdkjA

10000

500

/kkjk 183] mi&/kkjk

¼1½

Tky dh ikbiksa vkfn dk ,slh fLFkfr esa

yxk;k tkuk tgka mUgsa {kfr iagqp ldrh

gS ;k mudk ty iznwf’kr gks ldrk gSA

5000

500

/kkjk 183] mi&/kkjk

¼2½

“kkSpky;ksa] vkfn dk ,slh fLFkfr esa fuekZ.k

djuk tgka ikbiksa dks {kfr igqap ldrh

gS ;k mudk ty iznwf’kr gks ldrk gSA

5000

500

/kkjk 187-

Ukxjikfydk ukyh dh ;k uxjikfydk

ukyh esa fxjus okyh ukyh dh vUroZLrq

ds fuokZ/k izokg dks {kfr igqapkuk ;k

muesa ck/kk MkyukA

7000

500

/kkjk 188] mi&/kkjk

¼2½

izkbosV ukyh dks uxjikfydk ukyh ds

lkFk lwpuk ds fcuk u feykukA

5000

500

/kkjk 189-

Tky fuLlkj.k jfgr ifjljksa esa ty

fudkl ds fy, O;oLFkk djus dh

v/;is{kk dk vuqikyu u djukA

7000

500

/kkjk 190-

Ukkyh ds fcuk u, ifjlj cukukA

10000

500

/kkjk 191-

Ikfjljksa ds fdlh lewg ;k Cykd ds fy,

ty fudkl ladeZ ds cuk, j[kus dh

v/;is{kk dk vuqikyu u djukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 192-

dfri; n”kkvksa esa izkbosV ukyh dks cUn

dj nsus ;k mldk mi;ksx lhfer djus

ds funs”k dk vuqikyu u djukA

5000

500

/kkjk 193-

fdlh ukyh ds Lokeh ls fHkUu O;fDr

}kjk mlds iz;ksx ds ckjs esa vk;qDr ds

vkns”kksa dk vuqikyu u djukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 194-

Ekyokgh vkSj o’kkZ tyokgh ukfy;ksa dks

j[kus dh v/;is{kk dk vuqikyu u

djukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 195-

Ikzkax.k vkfn dks ikVus dh v/;is{kk dk

vuqikyu u djukA

5000

500

4187

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 1 flrEcj] 2016@10 Hkknzin] 1938

/kkjk 197-

fyf[kr vuqKk ds fcuk uxjikfydk ty

;k ukfy;ksa ls duSD”kuA

10000

1000

/kkjk 200] mi&/kkjk

¼4½-

fdlh ikbi ;k ukyh dks cUn djus]

gVkus ;k mldh fn”kk cnyus dh

v/;is{kk dk vuqikyu u djukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 206] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

vuqKIr uylkt ls fHkUu O;fDr }kjk

ladeZ dk fu’iknuA

2000

&

/kkjk 206] mi&/kkjk

¼2½-

fu;ksftr fd, x, vuqKIr uylkt dk

uke nsus dh vis{kk fd, tkus ij

vlQyrkA

2500

&

/kkjk 206] mi&/kkjk

¼6½-

vuqKIr uylktksa }kjk fofgr izHkkjksa ls

vf/kd izHkkj u ekaxk tkukA

2000

&

/kkjk 206] mi&/kkjk

¼8½-

vuqKIr

uylkt

mi&fof/k;ksa

dk

mYya?ku ugha djsaxs ;k ladeksaZ dk

fu’iknu] vkfn vlko/kkuh ls ;k

mis{kkiwoZd ugha djsaxsA

5000

&

/kkjk 207-

Tky ;k eyokgh ladeksZa ds lEcU/k esa

tkucw>dj ;k mis{kkiwoZd fd, x, dk;ksZa

dk izfr’ks/kA

10000

1000

/kkjk 215] mi&/kkjk

¼3½-

iFk dh fu;fer ykbu ds ckgj fudys

Hkou dk vuqKk ds fcuk fuekZ.kA

10000

1000

/kkjk 217-

Hkouksa dks iFk dh fu;fer ykbu rd

ihNs gVkus dh v/;is{kk dk vuqikyu

djus esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 220-

Hkouksa dks iFk dh fu;fer ykbu rd

vkxs c<+kus dh v/;is{kk dk vuqikyu

djus esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 223] mi&/kkjk

¼5½-

fuxe ds vkns”kksa ds vuqikyu ls vU;Fkk

fdlh Hkwfe dk mi;ksx djuk] fodz;

djuk ;k mlds ckjs esa vU;Fkk dk;Zokgh

djuk ;k izkbosV iFk dh O;oLFkk djukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 224] mi&/kkjk

¼1½] [k.M ¼d½ vkSj

¼[k½A

iFk ds Qsj&Qkj ds fy, gsrqd nf”kZr

djus dh ;k vk;qDr ds le{k gkftj gksus

dh v/;is{kk ds vuqikyu esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 225] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

izkbosV iFk ;k mlls yxh gqbZ Hkwfe ;k

Hkou ds Lokeh ls ,sls iFk dks lery

djus] vkfn dh v/;is{kk ds vuqikyu esa

mldh vlQyrkA

10000

1000

4188

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 1 flrEcj] 2016@10 Hkknzin] 1938

/kkjk 227] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

iFkksa vkfn ij ckgj dh vksj fudyrh gqbZ

lajpukvksa dk izfr’ks/kA

,d ekl

dk

dkjkokl

;k 10]000 #Ik,

;k nksuksa

1000

/kkjk 227] mi&/kkjk

¼2½-

iFkksa ij ckgj dh vksj fudyrh gqbZ

lajpukvksa dks gVkus dh vè;is{kk ds

vuqikyu esa vlQyrkA

,d ekl dk

dkjkokl

;k 10]000 #Ik,

;k nksuksa

1000

/kkjk 228] mi&/kkjk

¼3½-

,sls cjkens] NTts] vkfn dh tks /kkjk 235

¼1½ ds vuqlkj cuk, x, gSa] esa gVkus dh

v/;is{kk ds vuqikyu esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 229-

/kjkry eafty ds njoktksa] vkfn esa ,sls

Qsj&Qkj djus dh fd os ckgj dh vksj

u [kqys] v/;is{kk ds vuqikyu esa

vlQyrkA

10]000

1000

/kkjk 230] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

,slh lajpukvksa ;k fQDlpjksa dk fuekZ.k

vkfn tks iFkksa esa ck/kk Mkyrs gSaA

10]000

1000

/kkjk 230] mi&/kkjk

¼2½-

iFkksa esa oLrqvksa dks tek djuk@j[k nsuk

vkfnA

10000

1000

/kkjk 233] mi&/kkjk

¼1½ vkSj ¼2½-

lkoZtfud iFkksa esa tho&tUrqvksa dks

cka/kuk vkSj Ik”kqvksa dks nqgukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 234] mi&/kkjk

¼4½-

jksd ;k r[rkcUnh vkfn dks fof/k

fo:)r% gVkuk ;k izdk”k dks gVkuk ;k

cq>kukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 235] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

vuqKk ds fcuk iFkksa dk [kksnuk ;k rksM+uk

vkSj mu ij vuqKk ds fcuk Hkou fuekZ.k

lkexzh tek djukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 237] mi&/kkjk

¼2½-

iFk dk uke vkSj x`g la[;kad u’V ;k

fo:fir] vkfn u djukA

5000

500

/kkjk 238] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

[krjukd LFkku dh eqjEer djus] cpko

djus ;k gkrkcanh djus dh v/;is{kk ds

vuqikyu esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 240] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

ySEiksa dks {kfr djuk ;k gVkukA

5000

500

/kkjk 240] mi&/kkjk

¼2½-

lkoZtfud iFkksa vkfn ds izdk”k dks

tkucw>dj vkSj mis{kkiwoZd cq>kukA

5000

500

4189

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 1 flrEcj] 2016@10 Hkknzin] 1938

/kkjk 242-

vk;qDr dh eatwjh ds fcuk Hkou cukukA

10]000 #i, ;k

rhu ekl rd

dk dkjkokl ;k

nksuksa

1000

/kkjk 243] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

Hkou cukus ds vk”k; dh lwpuk nsus esa

vlQyrkA

10]000

1000

/kkjk 244-

Hkouksa esa ifjo/kZu vkfn djus ds vk”k;

dh lwpuk nsus esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 247] mi&/kkjk

¼4½-

Lkwpuk] vkfn ds fcuk ladeZ dk izkjEHkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 249-

iFkksa ds dksuks ij Hkouksa dks xksykdkj

djus dh v/;is{kk ds vuqikyu esa

vlQyrkA

10]000

1000

/kkjk 250] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

Uk, iFkksa dks lery fd, fcuk] Hkouksa dk

cuk;k tkukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 250] mi&/kkjk

¼2½-

iFk dh fu;fer ykbu ls vkxs dks fudys

;k fdlh Ldhe ;k ;kstuk ds mYya?ku esa

Hkou cukuk ;k ladeksZa dk fu’iknuA

10]000

1000

/kkjk 252-

Toyu”khy lkexzh dk vuqKk ds fcuk

iz;ksxA

10]000

1000

/kkjk 253-

Ekatwjh ds fcuk cuk, x, Hkouksa dks rksM+us

esa vlQyrk ;k vkns”k dk mYya?ku

djds Hkou cukukA

10]000 #i, ;k

rhu ekl rd

dk dkjkokl

;k nksuksa

1000

/kkjk 254-

Ekatwjh dh “krksZa vkfn ds mYya?ku esa Hkou

cukukA

10]000

1000

/kkjk 256-

ifjorZu djus esa vlQyrkA

10]000

1000

/kkjk 257] mi&/kkjk

¼1½ vkSj ¼2½-

Ikwjk gksus ds izek.k&i=ksa dk vuqikyu u

djuk] vuqKk ds fcuk vf/kHkksx ;k iz;ksx

vkfnA

10]000

1000

/kkjk 258] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

Hkouksa ds iz;ksx ij fucU/kuksa dk vuqikyu

u djukA

10]000

1000

/kkjk 258] mi&/kkjk

¼2½- vkSj ¼3½

Hkou ;k fxjus okyh lajpukvksa dks gVkus

dh v/;is{kk ds vuqikyu esa vlQyrkA

10]000

1000

4190

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 1 flrEcj] 2016@10 Hkknzin] 1938

/kkjk 259] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

[krjukd n”kk] vkfn ds Hkouksa dks [kkyh

djus ds fy, O;oLFkk djus esa

vlQyrkA

10]000

1000

/kkjk 264-

dwM+s ds laxzg.k gVkus vkSj tek djus ds

fy, O;oLFkk djus esa vlQyrkA

5]000

500

/kkjk 265-

Ckktkj vkfn ds :Ik esa iz;qDr ifjljksa ls

dwM+k vkfn gVkus ds fy, v/;is{kk ds

vuqikyu esa vlQyrkA

5000

500

/kkjk 266] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

dwM+k vkSj xUnxh pkSchl ?k.Vksa ls vf/kd

le; rd j[kuk vkfnA

5000

500

/kkjk 266] mi&/kkjk

¼2½-

xUnxh dks iFk ij tkus nsukA

5000

500

/kkjk 266] mi&/kkjk

¼3½-

dwM+k ;k xUnxh vkfn dk IkFk] vkfn esa

tek fd;k tkukA

5000

500

/kkjk 269] mi&/kkjk

¼1½

lsok 'kkSpky; dks ty ¶yl@ty 'khy

'kkSpky; esas vifjofrZr djuk vkSj

ew=ky; vuqKk ds fcuk ;k fofgr

fucU/kuksa dk mYya?ku djds fufeZÙk fd,

ugha tk,axsA

5000

500

/kkjk 270] mi&/kkjk

¼1½ vkSj ¼2½

Uko fufeZÙk ;k iqufufeZÙk Hkouksa esa

“kkSpky;] ew=ky; vkSj vU; lqfo/kkvksa dh

O;oLFkk djus esa vlQyrkA

5000

500

/kkjk 270] mi&/kkjk

¼3½-

i`Fkd oklx`gksa okys vkokl Hkouksa esa

/kjkry eafty ij lsodksa ds fy,

“kkSpky;] Luku djus ;k /kksus dh O;oLFkk

esa vlQyrkA

5000

500

/kkjk 271-

Ckgqr O;fDr;ksa }kjk iz;qDr ifjljksa esa

“kkSpky;ksa dh O;oLFkk djus vkSj mUgsa

lkQ vkSj mfpr n”kk esa j[kus esa

vlQyrkA

5000

500

/kkjk 272-

Ckktkj] Ik”kq “kSM] xkM+h LVSaM] vkfn ds

fy, “kkSpky;ksa dh O;oLFkk djus vkSj

mUgsa lkQ vkSj mfpr n”kk esa j[kus dh

v/;is{kk dh vuqikyu esa vlQyrkA

5000

500

/kkjk 273] [k.M ¼d½]

¼[k½] ¼x½ vkSj ¼?k½-

“kkSpky; ;k ew=ky; ds fy, LFkku] vkfn

lEcU/kh micU/k dk ikyu djus dh

v/;is{kk ds vuqikyu esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

4191

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 1 flrEcj] 2016@10 Hkknzin] 1938

/kkjk 274] mi&/kkjk

¼2½-

vfr l?ku Hkouksa dks gVkus dh v/;is{kk

ds vuqikyu esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 275-

Ekkuo&fuokl ds fy, vuqi;qDr Hkouksa ds

lq/kkj djus dh vè;is{kk ds vuqikyu esa

vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 277] mi&/kkjk

¼1½] ¼2½]¼3½ vkSj ¼4½-

Ekkuo&fuokl ds fy, vuqi;qDr Hkouksa

dks rksM+us ds vkns'k ds vuqikyu esa

vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 278

vLoPN >ksaifM+;ksa vkSj “kSMksa vkfn dks

gVkus dh vk;qDr dh vè;is{kk ds

vuqikyu esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 279] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

/kksch }kjk /kqykbZ dh ckcr izfr’ks/kA

5000

500

/kkjk 280-

[krjukd jksx dh tkudkjh nsus esa

vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 282-

Hkouksa ;k oLrqvksa dh lQkbZ djus vkSj

muds foladzke.k dh vè;is{kk ds

vuqikyu esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 283-

LakØkfer >ksaifM+;ksa ;k “kSMksa dks u’V djus

dh v/;is{kk ds vuqikyu esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 284-

fdlh ,sls LFkku esa tks vk;qDr }kjk

vf/klwfpr ugha gS] diM+ksa] fcLrjksa] vkfn

dh /kqykbZA

5000

500

/kkjk 286] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

/kksch ;k ykaMªh dks LakØfer diM+s HkstukA

5000

500

/kkjk 286] mi&/kkjk

¼2½-

ftl /kksch ;k ykaMªh dks diM+s Hksts x, gSa

mldk irk nsus esa vlQyrkA

5000

500

/kkjk 287] mi&/kkjk

¼1½] ¼2½] vkSj ¼3½-

[krjukd jksx vkfn ls ihfM+r O;fDr;ksa

}kjk lkoZtfud izog.kksa dk mi;ksxA

5000

500

/kkjk 289-

Hkouksa dks HkkVd ij nsus ls iwoZ mudk

folaØke.k djus esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 290-

LakØkfer oLrqvksa dk folaØke.k fd, fcuk

O;;uA

5000

500

/kkjk 291-

LakØkfer O;fDr;ksa }kjk Hkkstu cukuk ;k

foØ; djuk ;k diM+s /kksukA

10000

1000

4192

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 1 flrEcj] 2016@10 Hkknzin] 1938

/kkjk 292-

vk;qDr }kjk yxk, x, fucU/ku ;k

izfr’ks/k ds mYya?ku esa [kk| ;k is; dk

foØ;A

10000

1000

/kkjk 293-

vk;qDr ds izfr’ks/k ds mYya?ku esa dqavksa

vkSj rkykcksa ls ty ys tkuk vkSj mldk

iz;ksxA

10000

1000

/kkjk 294-

fdlh [krjukd jksx] vkfn ls ihfM+r

O;fDr dh mifLFkfr ;k vkpj.k ls

O;fDr;ksa dks laØe.k dh tksf[ke esa

MkyukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 295-

bl /kkjk ds micU/k ds mYya?ku esa

LakØkfer “koksa dks gVkukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 296] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

lwpuk ds fcuk >kM+wd”kksa vkfn dh dŸkZO;

ls vuqifLFkfrA

dkjkokl

tks

,d ekl rd

gks ldsxk ;k

10]000 #i;s ;k

nksuksa

&

/kkjk 297-

“ke”kku ;k dfczLrkuksa ds Hkkjlk/kd

O;fDr;ksa

}kjk

tkudkjh

nsus

esa

vlQyrkA

5000

500

/kkjk 298-

vuqKk ds fcuk Uk, “ke”kkuksa ;k

dfczLrkuksa dk iz;ksxA

5000

500

/kkjk 299] mi&/kkjk¼1½-

“ke”kku ;k dfczLrku cUn djus dh

v/;is{kk ds vuqikyu esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 299] mi&/kkjk¼2½-

fdlh “ke”kku ;k dfczLrku dks cUn

djus ds Ik”pkr~ mlesa “koksa dk nkgdeZ

;k nQuk;k tkukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 300-

fofgr ekxksZa ls fHkUu ekxksZa ls “koksa dks ys

tkukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 301] mi&/kkjk

¼1½] [k.M ¼[k½-

e`r i”kqvksa ds “koksa dks gVkus dh lwpuk

nsus esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 302 mi&/kkjk¼1½]

¼2½] ¼3½ vkSj ¼6½

U;wlsUl djuk

5000

100

/kkjk 303-

U;wlsUl gVkus ;k mi”keu ds fy,

v/;is{kk ds vuqikyu esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

4193

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 1 flrEcj] 2016@10 Hkknzin] 1938

/kkjk 304] mi&/kkjk

¼4½-

dqŸkksa dks tathj ls cka/ks fcuk iFk esa [kqyk

?kqeus nsukA

5000

500

/kkjk 304] mi&/kkjk

¼5½-

fgald dqŸks dks eq[kcUn] vkfn yxk,

fcuk [kqyk ?kweus nsukA

5000

500

/kkjk 305-

Ikzfr’ks/k ds mYya?ku esa Toyu”khy lkexzh

dk <sj yxkukA

10]000

1000

/kkjk 306-

[kqyh cŸkh j[kukA

5000

500

/kkjk 307-

,slh vkrh”kckth] vXU;k;q/k] vkfn NksM+uk

ftuls [krjk mRiUu gksuk lEHkkO; gSA

5000

500

/kkjk 308-

Hkouksa] dqvksa vkfn dks lqjf{kr djus dh

v/;is{kk ds vuqikyu esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 309-

vuqfpr iz;kstuksa ds fy, iz;qDr Hkwfe esa

?ksjk yxkus dh v/;is{kk esa vlQyrkA

10000

1000

/kkjk 314; mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

vuqKk ds fcuk Ukxjikfydk cktkjksa esa

foØ; djukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 315] mi&/kkjk

¼1½-

vuqKfIr ds fcuk LFkkuksa dk izkbosV

cktkjksa ds :Ik esa iz;ksx djuk vkSj

uxjikfydk o/k”kkyk ls fHkUu LFkkuksa dk

o/k”kkykvksa ds :Ik esa iz;ksx djukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 315] mi&/kkjk

¼2½ ijUrqd ¼d½-

vk;qDr }kjk vf/kjksfir “krksZa dk

vuqikyu u djukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 317-

vuqKfIr vkfn ds fcuk cktkj pykukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 318-

vuqKIr cktkj esa foØ; djukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 319-

Ckktkj ds fudV dkjckj ;k O;kikj

pykukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 322-

vuqKfIr vkfn ds fcuk cwpM+ksa] efN;kjksa

;k dqDdqV foØsrkvksa }kjk O;kikj djukA

5000

500

/kkjk 323-

vuqKk ds fcuk dkj[kkus vkfn dh

LFkkiukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 324-

vuqKfIr fcuk dfri; oLrq,a ugha j[kh

tk,axh vkSj dfri; O;kikj vkSj lafØ;k,a

ugha pykbZa tk,axhA

10000

1000

4194

jkti=] fgekpy izns'k] 1 flrEcj] 2016@10 Hkknzin] 1938

/kkjk 325] mi&/kkjk

¼3½-

Tkho&tUrqvksa vkfn dk j[kk tkuk]

ifjR;kx fd;k tkuk ;k ckaèkk tkukA

5000

500

/kkjk 326] mi&/kkjk

¼5½-

?kks’k.kk ds mYya?ku esa ifjljksa dk iz;ksxA

10000

1000

/kkjk 327-

vuqKfIr vkfn ds fcuk oLrqvksa dk Qsjh

yxkdj foØ; djukA

5000

500

/kkjk 328-

vuqKfIr ds fcuk ;k ml ls izfrdwy :Ik

esa Hkkstuky;] cklk ;k pk; dh nqdku]

vkfn j[kukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 329-

vuqKfIr ds fcuk ;k mlds fucU/kuksa ds

izfrdwy

fFk,Vj]

ldZl

;k

vU;

lkoZtfud fouksn LFkku [kqyk j[kukA

10000

1000

/kkjk 356]

mi&/kkjk ¼5½-

vuqKfIr ;k fyf[kr vuqKk is”k djus esa

vlQyrkA

10000

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AUTHORITATIVE ENGLISH TEXT

Bill No. 17 of 2016

THE HIMACHAL PRADESH MUNICIPAL CORPORATION (AMENDMENT)

BILL, 2016

(AS INTRODUCED IN THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY)

A

BILL

further to amend the Himachal Pradesh Municipal Corporation Act, 1994 (Act No.12 of

1994).

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BE it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of Himachal Pradesh in the Sixty-seventh Year of

the Republic of India as follows:—

1.

Short title and commencement.—(1) This Act may be called the Himachal Pradesh

Municipal Corporation (Amendment) Act, 2016.

(2) It shall come into force on such date as the State Government may, by notification

published in the Official Gazette, appoint.

2.

Amendment of section 4.—In section 4 of the Himachal Pradesh Municipal Corporation

Act, 1994 (hereinafter referred to as the “principal Act”), in sub-section (3-A), for the words

“three persons”, the words “five persons” shall be substituted.

3.

Amendment of section 46.—In section 46 of the principal Act,—

(a) in sub-secton (1), for the words and sign “Joint/Assistant Commissioner”, the words

and sign “Additional/Joint Commissioner” shall be substituted, and after sub-section

(1) as so amended, the following proviso shall be inserted, namely:—

“Provided that an officer posted in the Corporation with less than seven years

service shall be designated as Joint Commissioner and an officer with more than

seven years service shall be designated as Additional Commissioner.”; and

(b) in sub-section (2), for the words and sign “Joint/Assistant Commissioner”, the words

and sign “Additional/Joint Commissioner” shall be substituted.

4.

Amendment of section 121.—In section 121 of the principal Act, after the existing

proviso, the following proviso shall be inserted, namely.—

“Provided further that the Commissioner may, after affording an opportunity of being

heard, deny or withdraw the No Objection Certificate issued for installation of electricity

connection and disconnect the water connection and sewerage connection, if the owner, or the

occupier of the premises in question is assessable to taxes and arrears to the Corporation as per

the demand raised and the same may be restored on the written request of such owner or

occupier, by the Commissioner by imposition of a penalty not exceeding twenty thousand

rupees.”.

5.

Amendment of section 157.—In section 157 of the principal Act, for clause (a), the

following clause shall be substituted, namely;—

“(a) the Commissioner, with the prior approval of the Standing Committee constituted

under sub-section (4) of section 40 of the Act, may dispose of, by sale, lease or

otherwise, any movable or immovable properties belonging to the Corporation, by

public auction, except such movable and immovable properties which is to be given

on lease or otherwise, to the Government Departments, Boards or Corporations for

public utility.”.

6.

Amendment of section 159.—In section 159 of the principal Act,—

(a) “in clause (c), for the words “rupees five lac”, the words “rupees twenty lac” shall

be substituted; and

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(b) in the proviso to clause (c), for the words “rupees five lac”, the words “rupees

twenty lac” shall be substituted.

7.

Amendment of section 352.—In section 352 of the principal Act, for the words “which

may extend to five thousand rupees”, the words “of ten thousand rupees” shall be substituted.

8.

Amendment of section 384.—In section 384 of the principal Act, for the words and sign

“which may extend to five hundred rupees, and in case of a continuing failure or contravention with

an additional fine which may extend to fifty rupees”, the words and sign “of five thousand rupees,

and in case of a continuing failure or contravention with an additional fine of five hundred rupees”

shall be substituted.

9.

Amendment of SECOND SCHDULE.—In SECOND SCHEDULE appended to the

principal Act, for the existing TABLE, the following TABLE shall be substituted, namely:—

"TABLE

Section, sub-

section, clause

or proviso

Subject

Fine or

imprisonment

which may be

imposed

Daily fine

which may be

imposed

1

2

3

4

Section 98, sub-

section (1) and

(2)

Failure to give notice of transfer or

devolution of land or building.

8000

500

Section 98, sub-

section (3)

Failure to produce instrument of transfer

7000

500

Section 99

Failure to give notice of erection of new

building

8000

500

Section 100

Failure to give notice of demolition or

removal of building.

8000

500

Section 101

Failure to comply with requisition to

furnish information etc.

10000

500

Section

105

sub-section (2)

Wilful delay or obstruction of valuers

10000

500

Section 116

Prohibition

of

advertisement

without

permission

10000

500

Section 131

Failure to give notice of re-occupation of

vacant land or building

6000

500

Section

136,

sub-section (2)

Non-compliance with the requisition of

attendance before the Commission

10000

1000

Section 139

Failure of disclose liability

10000

1000

Section 173

Failure to give notice

5000

500

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Section 175

Prohibition

to occupy new premises

without arrangement for water supply.

6000

500

Section 180

Refusal of admittance, etc.

10000

500

Section

183,

sub-section (1)

Laying of water pipes, etc. in a position

where the same may be injured or water

therein polluted.

5000

500

Section

183,

sub-section (2)

Construction of latrines, etc., in a position

where pipes may be injured or water

therein polluted.

5000

500

Section 187

Injury to, or interference with free flow of

contents of municipal drain or drains

communicating with municipal drain.

7000

500

Section 188,

sub-section (2)

Private drain not to be connected with

municipal drain without notice.

5000

500

Section 189

Non-compliance

with

requisition

for

drainage of undrained premises.

7000

500

Section 190

Erection of new premises without drains

10000

500

Section 191

Non-compliance

with

requisition

of

maintenance of drainage works for any

group or block of premises.

10000

1000

Section192

Non-compliance with direction to close or

limit the use of private drains in certain

cases.

5000

500

Section 193

Non-compliance with Commissioners order

regarding the use of a drain by a person

other than the owner thereof.

10000

1000

Section 194

Non-compliance

with

requisition

for

keeping sewage and rain water drains

distinct.

10000

1000

Section 195

Non-compliance with requisition for the

payment of court-yard etc.

5000

500

Section 197

Connection with municipal water works of

drains without written permission.

10000

1000

Section 200,

sub-section (4)

Non-compliance with requisition to close,

remove or divert a pipe or drain.

10000

1000

Section 206,

sub-section (1)

Execution of work by a person other than a

licensed plumber

2000

-

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Section

206,

sub-section (2)

Failure to furnish when required, name of

licensed plumber employed.

2500

-

Section

206,

sub-section (6)

Licensed plumbers not to demand more

than the charge prescribed.

2000

-

Section

206,

sub-section (8)

Licensed plumbers not to contravene bye-

laws or execute work carelessly or

negligently, etc.

5000

-

Section 207

Prohibition of wilful or neglectful acts

relating to water or sewage works.

10000

1000

Section

215,

sub-section (3)

Construction of building within the regular

line of street without permission.

10000

1000

Section 217

Failure to comply with requisition to set

back building to regular line of street.

10000

1000

Section 220

Failure to comply with requisition to set

forward buildings to regular line of street.

10000

1000

Section

223,

sub-section (5)

Utilising, settling or otherwise dealing with

any land or laying out a private street

otherwise than in conformity with orders of

the Corporation.

10000

1000

Section

224,

sub-section (1)

clauses (a)

and (b)

Failure to comply with requisition to show

cause for alteration of street or appearance

before the Commissioner.

10000

1000

Section

225,

sub-section (1)

Failure to comply with requisition on

owner of private street or owner of

adjoining land or building to level, etc.

such street.

10000

1000

Section

227,

sub-section (1)

Prohibition of projection upon street, etc.

Imprisonment

for one month

and Rs. 10,000

or both.

1000

Section

227,

sub-section (2)

Failure to comply with requisition to

remove projections from street.

Imprisonment

for one month

and Rs. 10000

or both.

1000

Section

228,

sub-section (3)

Failure to comply with requisition to

remove a verandah, balcony, etc, put up in

accordance with section 235 (1).

10000

1000

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Section 229

Failure to comply with requisition to have

ground floor doors, etc., so altered as not to

open outwards.

10,000

1000

Section

230,

sub-section (1)

Erection, etc. of structures of fixtures

which cause obstruction in streets.

10,000

1000

Section

230,

sub-section (2)

Deposit, etc, of things in streets.

10000

1000

Section

233,

sub-section (1)

& (2)

Tethering of animals and milking of cattle

in Public Streets.

10000

1000

Section

234,

sub-section (4)

Unlawful removal of bar or shorting timber

etc, or removal or extinction of light.

10000

1000

Section

235,

sub-section (1)

Streets not to be opened or broken up and

building material not to be deposited

thereon without permission.

10000

1000

Section

237,

sub-section (2)

Name of street and number of house not to

be destroyed or defaced etc.

5000

500

Section

238,

sub-section (1)

Failure to comply with requisition to repair,

project or enclose a dangerous place.

10000

1000

Section

240,

sub-section (1)

Removal or damage of lamps.

5000

500

Section

240,

sub-section (2)

Wilfully and negligently extinguishing

light in public streets etc.

5000

500

Section 242

Erection of a building without the sanction

of the Commissioner.

10,000 or

imprison-

ment upto

three months

or both.

1000

Section

243,

sub-section (1)

Failure to give notice of intention to erect a

building.

10000

1000

Section 244

Failure to give notice of intention to make

additions etc, to building.

10000

1000

Section

247,

sub-section (4)

Commencement of work without notice

etc.

10000

1000

Section 249

Failure to comply with requisition to round

of building at corners of streets.

10000

1000

Section

250,

sub-section (1)

Erection of building on new streets without

levelling.

10000

1000

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Section

250,

sub-section (2)

Erection of building on execution of work

within regular line of street or in

contravention of scheme or plan.

10000

1000

Section 252

Use of inflammable material without

permission.

10000

1000

Section 253

Failure to demolish building erected

without sanction or erection of buildings in

contravention of order.

10,000

or

imprisonment

upto

three

months

or

both.

1000

Section 254

Erection of buildings in contravention of

conditions of sanction etc.

10000

1000

Section 256

Failure to carry out alterations.

10000

1000

Section

257,

sub-section (1)

& (2)

Non-compliance

with

revision

as

to

completion certificates, occupation or use

etc.

10000

1000

Section

258,

sub-section (1)

Non-compliance with restrictions on user

of buildings.

10000

1000

Section

258,

sub-section (2)

& (3)

Failure to comply with requisition and to

remove structures which are in ruins or

likely to fall.

10000

1000

Section

258,

sub-section (4)

Failure to comply with requisition to vacate

buildings in dangerous conditions etc.

10000

1000

Section 264

Failure to provide for collection, removal

and deposit of refuse and provision of

receptacles.

5000

500

Section 265

Failure to comply with requisition for

removal of rubbish etc, from premises used

as market etc.

5000

500

Section

266,

sub-section (1)

Keeping rubbish and filth for more than

twenty four hours etc.

5000

500

Section

266,

sub-section (2)

Allowing filth to flow in streets.

5000

500

Section

266,

sub-section (3)

Depositing rubbish or filth etc. in street etc.

5000

500

Section

269,

sub-section (1)

Non-Conversion of service latrines into

water flush latrines/water seal latrines and

urinals not to be constructed without

permission or in contravention of terms

prescribed.

5000

500

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Section

270,

sub-section (1)

& (2)

Failure to provide buildings newly erected

or re-erected with latrine, urinal and other

accommodation.

5000

500

Section

270,

sub-section (3)

Failure to provide residential buildings

composed of separate tenements with

latrine, bathing or washing place for

servants on the ground floor.

5000

500

Section 271

People and to keep them clean and in

proper condition.

5000

500

Section 272

Failure to comply with requisition to

provide latrines for market cattle shed, cart-

stand, etc. and to keep them clean and in

proper order.

5000

500

Section

273,

clause (a), (b),

(c) and (d).

Failure to comply with requisition to

enforce provision of latrine or urinal

accommodation etc.

10000

1000

Section

274,

sub-section (2)

Failure to comply with requisition for

removal of congested buildings.

10000

1000

Section 275

Failure to comply with requisition to

improve

buildings

unfit

for

human

habitation.

10000

1000

Section

277,

sub-section (1),

(2), (3) and (4)

Failure to comply with order of demolition

of buildings unfit for human habitation.

10000

1000

Section 278

Failure to comply with requisition of the

Commissioner to remove insanitary huts

and sheds etc.

10000

1000

Section

279,

sub-section(1)

Prohibition against washing by washerman

5000

500

Section 280

Failure to give information of dangerous

diseases.

10000

1000

Section 282

Failure to comply with requisition to

cleanse and disinfect buildings or articles.

10000

1000

Section 283

Failure to comply with requisition to

destroy infectious huts or sheds,

10000

1000

Section 284

Washing of clothing, bedding, etc. at any

place not notified by the Commissioner.

5000

500

Section

286,

sub-section(1)

Sending effected clothes to washerman or

laundry

5000

500

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Section

286,

sub-section(2)

Failure to furnish address of washerman or

laundry to which clothes have been sent.

5000

500

Section

287,

sub-section (1),

(2) & (3)

Use of public conveyances by persons

suffering from a dangerous disease etc.

5000

500

Section 289

Failure to disinfect buildings before letting

the same.

10000

1000

Section 290

Disposal of infected articles without

disinfection.

5000

500

Section 291

Making or selling of food, etc. or washing

of clothes by infected persons.

10000

1000

Section 292

Sale of food or drink in contravention of

restriction

or

prohibition

of

the

Commissioner.

10000

1000

Section 293

Removal or use of water from wells and

tanks in contravention of prohibition of

Commissioner.

10000

1000

Section 294

Exposure of persons to risk of infection by

the presence or conduct of a person

suffering from a dangerous disease, etc.

10000

1000

Section 295

Removal

of

infectious

corpses

in

contravention of the provision of the

section.

10000

1000

Section

296,

sub-section (1)

Absence of sweepers, etc., from duty

without notice.

Imprisonment

which

may

extend to one

month of Rs.

10000 or both.

—

Section 297

Failure to supply information by persons

in-charge of burning or burial grounds.

5000

500

Section 298

Use of new burning or burial ground

without permission

5000

500

Section

299,

sub-section (1)

Failure to comply with requisition to close

burning or burial grounds.

10000

1000

Section

299,

sub-section (2)

Burning or burial of corpses in burial

grounds after it has been closed.

10000

1000

Section 300

Removal

of

corpses

by

other

than

prescribed routes.

10000

1000

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Section

301,

sub-section (1)

clause (b).

Failure to give notice for removal of

corpses of dead animals

10000

1000

Section

302,

sub-section (1),

(2), (3) and (6)

Commission of nuisances

5000

100

Section 303

Failure to comply with requisition for

removal or abatement of nuisance.

10000

1000

Section

304,

sub-section (4)

Dogs not to be at large in a street without

being secured by a chain lead.

5000

500

Section

304,

sub-section (5)

Ferocious dogs at large without being

muzzled, etc.

5000

500

Section 305

Stacking

inflammable

material

in

contravention of prohibition.

10000

1000

Section 306

Setting a naked light.

5000

500

Section 307

Discharging fire-works, fire arms, etc.,

likely to cause danger.

5000

500

Section 308

Failure to comply with requisition to render

buildings, wells etc. safe.

10000

1000

Section 309

Failure to comply with requisition to

enclose land used for improper purposes.

10000

1000

Section

314,

sub-section (1)

Sale

in

municipal

markets

without

permission.

10000

1000

Section

315,

sub-section (1)

Use of places as private market without a

licence and use of places other than a

municipal slaughter house as slaughter

house.

10000

1000

Section

315,

sub-section (2)

Proviso (a)

Non-compliance, with condition, imposed

by Commissioner.

10000

1000

Section 317

Keeping market open without licence etc.

10000

1000

Section 318

Sale in unlicensed market.

10000

1000

Section 319

Carrying on business or trades near a

market.

10000

1000

Section 322

Carrying on butcher’s, fish-monger’s or

poulter’s trade without licence, etc.

5000

500

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Section 323

Establishment of factory etc., without

permission.

10000

1000

Section 324

Certain things not to be kept and certain

trades and operations not to be carried on

without a licence.

10000

1000

Section

325,

sub-section (3)

Keeping, abandonment or tethering of

animals, etc.

5000

500

Section

326,

sub-section (5)

Use of premises in contravention of

declaration.

10000

1000

Section 327

Hawking articles for sale without a licence

etc.

5000

500

Section 328

Keeping a lodging house, eating house, tea

shop, etc., without licence or contrary to

licence.

10000

1000

Section 329

Keeping open theatre, circus or other place

of public amusement without licence or

contrary to terms of licence.

10000

1000

Section

356,

sub-section (5)

Failure to produce licence or written

permission.

10000 or

imprisonment

upto

three

months

or

both.

1000

Section 357

Preventing the Commissioner or any person

authorised in this behalf from exercising

his powers of entry etc.

10000 or

imprisonment

upto

three

months

or

both.

1000

Section 358

Preventing the Commissioner or any person

authorised in this behalf from exercising

his powers of entry upon any adjoining

land.

10000 or

imprisonment

upto

three

months

or

both.

1000

Section 363

Obstruction or molestation in execution of

work.

10000 or

imprisonment

upto

three

months

or

both.

1000

Section

370,

sub-section(4)

Failure to comply with requisition to state

the name and address of owners of

premises.

10000

1000

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Section

371,

sub-section(3)

Failure of occupier of land or building to

afford owner facilities for complying with

provisions of the Bill etc. After eight days

from issue of order by District Judge.

5000

500

Section 409

Observation of Mayor or any Corporation

authority etc.

10000 or

imprisonment

upto

three

months

or

both.

1000

Section 410

Removal of any mark, set up for indicating

level etc.

5000

500

Section 411

Removal etc, of notice exhibited by or

under

order

of

the

Corporation

Commissioner, etc.

5000

500

Section 412

Unlawful removal of earth, sand or other

material or deposit of any matter or

making of any encroachment from any land

vested in the Corporation.

10000

1000

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

Section 4 of the Himachal Pradesh Municipal Corporation Act, 1994 provides for

constitution of Corporation. Under this section, the State Government has the power to nominate

not more than three persons having special knowledge or experience of Municipal Administration.

Now, it has been proposed to increase the number of nominated members from three to five.

Section 46 of the Himachal Pradesh Municipal Corporation Act, 1994 empowers the State

Government to appoint Joint/Assistant Commissioner and certain other officers in the Municipal

Corporation. According to the existing provisions of section 46, the Legal Advisor-cum- Law

Officer with 7 years service would be designated as Additional Commissioner, whereas, an officer

from the Civil State Service after completing of 8 years service will be designated as Joint

Commissioner. Thus, in order to remove this ambiguity, it has been decided to make a provision to

designate an administrative officer posted in the Municipal Corporation with less than seven years

service as Joint Commissioner and an officer with more than seven years service as Additional

Commissioner.

Further, the penalities provided under the different provisions of the Act ibid, is very

nominal in the present time and age. Imposition of penalty ranging from rupees 50/- to rupees 500/-

is considered not at all sufficient and is an apology in the name of penalty. The issue with regard to

the existing penalties under the Municipal laws have also came before the Hon’ble High Court

while hearing CWPIL No.28/2011, titled as Abhishek Rai V/s State of H.P. and others wherein the

Hon’ble Court has observed that the Government should consider to enhance the penalties under

the Municipal laws. The issue has been examined and it has been considered just and proper to

enhance the penalties provided under various provisions of the Act ibid so as to make the

provisions more deterrent. According to section 157 of the Act ibid, the movable or immovable

property of the Corporation can only be disposed of on lease, sale or otherwise by public auction

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only. The Corporation cannot provide its properties to the Government Departments, Boards, and

Corporations for public purpose without resorting to public auction. There are number of requests

pending with the Corporation relating to public utility schemes, but due to this existing provision,

the Corporation cannot provide its properties to such Departments, Boards or Corporations for such

public purposes. Thus, it has been decided to make provision enabling the Corporation to

allot/dispose of its properties to the Government Departments, Boards and Corporations for

implementation of such public utility schemes in the larger public interest.

Further, according to section 159, the financial power of the Commissioner to enter into a

contract has been restricted up-to five lac and thereafter, the Commissioner has to approach the

General House of the Corporation to execute the work/contract beyond five lac which results delay

in execution of such work. Thus, in order to avoid such delay and to ensure expeditious execution

of developmental activities, it has been decided to enhance the financial power of the

Commissioner up-to twenty lac and above twenty lac, prior approval of Corporation shall be

required. This has necessitated amendments in various provisions of the Act ibid.

This Bill seeks to achieve the aforesaid objectives.

(SUDHIR SHARMA)

Minister-in-charge.

SHIMLA:

The ——————,2016

_____________

FINANCIAL MEMORANDUM

-Nil-

_____________

MEMORANDUM REGARDING DELEGATED LEGISLATION

-Nil-

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[Authoritative English text of this Department Notification No. EXN-E(3)-19/2016 Loose

dated 31.08.2016 as required under clause (3) of Article 348 of the constitution of India].

EXCISE AND TAXATION DEPARTMENT

ORDER

Shimla-2, the 31st August ,2016

No. EXN-E(3)-19/2016-Loose.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (2) of

section 41 read with sub-section (1) of section 42 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic

Substances Act, 1985 ( No. 61 of 1985), the Governor of Himachal Pradesh hereby empowers the

following officers of the Excise and Taxation Department of the State Government for the purpose

of said sections, within their respective jurisdiction:—

1.

The Deputy Excise and Taxation Commissioners South Zone Shimla, Central Zone Mandi

and North Zone Palampur.

2.

The Deputy Excise and Taxation Commissioners, Flying Squad (North Zone Palampur,

South Zone Parwanoo and Central Zone Una.

3.

All the Assistant Excise and Taxation Commissioners in Himachal Pradesh.

4.

The Excise and Taxation Officers, I/C Kinnaur District at Reckong Peo, Himachal Pradesh.

5.

All the Excise and Taxation Officers, in Himachal Pradesh.

By order,

Sd/-

Pr. Secretary (E&T) .

___________

[Authoritative English text of this Department Notification No. EXN-E(3)-19/2016- Loose dated

31.08.2016 as required under clause (3) of Article 348 of the constitution of India].

EXCISE AND TAXATION DEPARTMENT

NOTIFICATION

Shimla-2, the 31st August, 2016

No. EXN-E(3)-19/2016-Loose.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (2) of

section 53 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 (No. 61 of 1985), the

Governor of Himachal Pradesh hereby invests the following officers of the Excise and Taxation

Department of the State Government with the powers of an officers-in-charge of Police Station for

the investigation of offences under the Act ibid within their respective jurisdiction, namely:—

1.

The Deputy Excise and Taxation Commissioners South Zone Shimla, Central Zone Mandi

and North Zone Palampur.

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2.

The Deputy Excise and Taxation Commissioners, Flying Squad (North Zone Palampur,

South Zone Parwanoo, Central Zone Una).

3.

All the Assistant Excise and Taxation Commissioners in Himachal Pradesh.

4.

The Excise and Taxation Officers, I/C Kinnaur District at Reckong Peo in Himachal

Pradesh.

5.

All the Excise and Taxation Officers, in Himachal Pradesh.

By order,

Sd/-

Pr. Secretary (E&T).

______________

SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT DEPARTMENT

NOTIFICATION

Shimla-02, the 26 August, 2016

No. SJE-A-F(1)-1/2016.—The Governor, Himachal Pradesh is pleased to issue the

guidelines for the appointment of Additional Anganwari Worker-cum-Nutrition Counselor on

honorarium basis under ICDS Programme in Himachal Pradesh as per Annexure-A.

The above guidelines shall come into force from the date of issue of this Notification.

By order,

Sd/-

Secretary (SJ&E).

__________

ANNEXURE-A

Draft Scheme/Guidelines for the engagement of the Additional Anganwari Worker cum

Nutrition Counselor on honorarium basis under ICDS scheme run by Social Justice &

Empowerment Department

I. Selection procedure:

1.

Objectives.—The State Govt, on pilot basis, has created 418 posts of Additional

Anganwari Worker cum Nutrition counsellor in two Child Development Blocks i.e. Dharamshala

and Nahan. These posts of Additional Anganwari Worker cum Nutrition Counselor have been

created to address under nutrition amongst children by improving family contacts, nutrition

counseling and care services for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers and children under three years

of age. The Additional Anganwari Worker-cum-Nutrition Counselor will be attached to an

Anganwari Centre already functional for delivery of service.

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2.

Selection Committee.—The engagement of Additional Anganwari Worker cum

Nutrition Counselor shall be made by the following Selection Committee :—

1. Sub-Divisional Officer (Civil)

. .

Chairman

2. District Programme Officer

. .

Member

(concerned District).

3.

Child Development Project Officer

(concerned project) (custodian of all records)

. .

Member

3. Honorarium.—The Additional Anganwari Worker cum Nutrition Counselor will be

paid monthly honorarium of Rs. 3000/- subject to change from time to time by State Govt.

4. Eligibility Criteria.—Only such female candidates are eligible to apply for the post of

Additional Anganwari Worker-cum-Nutrition Counsellor who are:

(a) Normal residents of the village (in case of Rural Area) /ward (in case of Urban

Area) where an Anganwari Centre is located and to which the Additional

Anganwari Worker cum Nutrition Counselor will be attached or belongs to the

feeding villages/wards of that Anganwadi area.

(b) For Additional Anganwari Worker cum Nutrition Counselor minimum

qualification shall be 10+2 or equivalent

(c) Age between 21-45 years;

(d) The annual income of the family of candidate does not exceed Rs. 35000/- Per

annum to be certified/countersigned by an officer not below the rank of Naib

Tehsildar/ Tehsildar/Executive Magistrate.

5. Advertisement of Vacancies.—The vacancies of Additional Anganwari Worker cum

Nutrition Counselor shall not be notified through the Employment Exchange. The Child

Development Project Officer will call applications for engagement of Additional Anganwadi

Workers cum Nutrition Counselor formally advertising the vacancies through News Papers and

Akashwani. Publicity of vacancies shall also be made through ICDS Supervisors/Chairman

Panchayat Samiti/Members Panchayat Samiti/Pradhan Gram Panchayat /Secretary Notified Area

Committee/Municipal Committee (in case of Urban Anganwadi Centres)/ Mahila Mandal members

residing in the Anganwadi area/feeder area. Notice of vacancy shall also be notified in writing to all

members of Panchayat Samiti and Panchayat/Municipality and on the notice board of Deputy

Commissioner office/local Sub-divisional Magistrate office and Child Development Project Office.

6.

Applications.—The desirous candidates will have to apply on plain paper to the Child

Development Project Officer concerned. Receipts will be given to all the applicants by the O/O

CDPO. The applicants will be required to bring the testimonials/certificates on the day of interview,

which will be screened by the Selection Committee and the applicants having the requisite

documents/testimonials will be eligible to appear for the interview. However, the Selection

Committee will give speaking remarks about non eligibility of the candidates to be recorded on the

merit list in remarks column. Besides, to give maximum opportunity to the desirous candidates and

select best available candidate it has been provided for walk-in interviews and any candidate

coming with the requisite documents on the day of interview will be provided the opportunity to

appear before the Selection Committee.

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7. Marks.—Selection shall be based on merit out of the total marks of 25. Marks will be

awarded as follows:—

(A) Maximum 10 Marks for educational qualification will be given in the following

manner:—

i)

Percentage of Marks in 10+2 subject to the maximum of 7 marks.

ii) Candidates who possess Certificate/Diploma in Nutrition and Child Care/ ECCE

will be given 3 additional marks.

(B) Maximum 3 marks for experience to be given as under:—

•

Anganwari Workers/Anganwadi Helpers/ Balsevikas/ Balwadi Teachers/ Nursery

Teachers/Tailoring Teachers working in the same Panchyat/Shishu Palaks of

ECCE who have worked for 10 months,shall be given one mark for each year of

experience subject to maximum of 3 marks.

(C) 2 mark for disabled women having 40%and above disability subject to the condition

that the type of disability is not such as to hamper the discharge of her job

responsibility.

(D) 2 marks for SC/ST/ OBC candidates.

(E) 3 marks for State Home Inmates/Balika Ashram Inmates/Orphans/Widows/ Destitutes/

Divorcees/ Married women whose husband are untraceable for the last 7 years/Women

deserted by their husbands and who are living with their parents.

(E-I) 2 marks for the girl belonging to the families having up two daughters without any

male issue will be given preference in the appointment as Anganwari Worker cum

Nutrition Counselor

F) 3 marks for personal interview.

Total . .

25 marks

8. Finalization & Declaration of result.—The result will be declared by the Selection

Committee within one day of the completion of all interviews.

9. Orders.—On the basis of result, engagement of the selected Additional Anganwadi

Worker cum Nutrition Counselor will be done by the concerned Child Development Project Officer

within a week of the declaration of result.

10. Panel.—For every selected/engaged candidate, one candidate who is next in merit will

be kept in waiting. This waiting list will be valid for 6 months after the selection process is over.

Candidate kept in waiting may be engaged if the selected candidate does not join or leaves the job

within 6 months of engagement. In the eventuality of Court cases this waiting list will be valid for a

period of 45 days after final order is passed by the Hon’ble Court in the matter.

11. Relaxation of eligibility.—No exemption will be given.

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12. Appeal against selection.—Ist and final appeal by any aggrieved candidate can be

made to the concerned Deputy Commissioner who will decide the same within 15 days from the

date of filing appeal.

II.

Terms and Conditions of Services :

1.

Duties.—Anganwari Worker cum Nutrition Counsellor will be responsible for:

•

Home based counselling for optimal Infant and young child feeding.—Ensuring

skilled one-to-one counselling services at family level to pregnant, lactating women

and care givers. Additional Anganwari Worker cum Nutrition cum Counselor will

follow up with every mother closely through regular home visits during antenatal

period and promote (a) early initiation of breast feeding; (b) avoiding prelectal feeding;

(c) exclusive breast feeding for six months; (d)age appropriate complementary feeding

along with breast feeding after six months of age; and (e) feeding during and after

illness. The activity would also include providing lactational support to mothers with

problems related to breast feeding. She will ensure effective implementation of the

Infant Milk Substitutes Feeding Bottles, and Infant Foods( Regulation of Production,

Supply and Distribution) Act 1992, and Amendment Act2003(IMS Act) by

discouraging mothers/caregivers from using commercial breast milk substitutes and

feeding bottles. To ensure successful exclusive breastfeeding and timely and

appropriate comple- mentary feeding the home visits should be intensified after six

weeks of birth, when visits by ASHA are withdrawn.

•

Monitoring and promotion of young child growth using Mother & Child

Protection( MCP) Card.—Ensuring monthly monitoring of weight of all children 0-3

years and close monitoring of growth trajectory and detection of early growth faltering,

counselling of these care givers especially on IYCF, appropriate care will be essential

activity.

•

Early Childhood stimulation and monitoring of development, using the joint

MCP card.—Parents will be supported on early childhood stimulation, Anganwari

Worker cum Nutrition Counselor will monitor during home visits the developmental

milestones and identify delays. Disabilities will be detected and referral arranged.

•

Supporting community based childcare and management of undernutrition.—

She will be responsible for community based approach for reduction in undernutrition;

Sneh Shivirs with support from Centre based AWW, AWH and Community. Based on

monthly growth monitoring listing of children to be enrolled for these sessions,

children with visible signs of wasting, and oedema of both feet would be referred to

NRC after consultation with ASHA and ANM, Mobilisation of mothers, conducting

sessions, monitoring and follow up are some essential duties which she will be

conducting. Linkage with health referral systems for sick and undernourished children

also will be ensured by her.

•

Services for pregnant women.—She will reach out to all pregnant women, ensure

early registration and full antenatal checkups, provide advice on diet, rest and monitor

weight gain and compliance of IFA. She will establish linkages with IGMSY, Anaemia

control among adolescent girls supervised administration of IFA tablets and biannual

deworming.

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•

Establishing linkages with other sectors and programmes.—With health facilities

and functionaries as well as related programmes like RGSEAG for adolescent, ARSH,

WIFS etc. to address the inter-generational cycle of undernutrition and anaemia.

•

Linkages with Creche arrangements and MGNREGS child care provisions.—In

cases where crèches are functional, she will ensure that children of working mothers

are enrolled. In cases where AWC cum crèches exists she will provide assistance for

care of children below three.

•

Participate in Village Health and Nutrition Days( VHND) and Village health,

nutrition and sanitation days.—She will mobilise communities on these days and

along with Anganwari Workers conduct awareness on health, nutrition and sanitation

issues.

•

Advocacy, IEC and Community mobilisation.—The Additional Anganwari Worker

cum Nutrition Counselor will be responsible to disseminate information on nutrition

related programmes, entitlements and generate improved community response to these

programmes. Create awareness on better care practices for improved nutrition

outcomes in children and women.

•

Referral services.—Undernourished children who have medical complication like

oedema, loss of appetite, vomiting, fever should be referred to ASHA, ANM or health

facilities, similarly sick children with ARI, diarrhoea, fever may be referred to ASHA

or ANM/MO. Pregnant and lactating women with complication will be referred to

ASHA/ANM for further necessary action.

•

All other duties / responsibilities related to Care and Nutrition Counseling services

under ICDS and as per instructions issued by the Centre and State Govt. from time to

time.

2.

Training.—The engaged Additional Anganwari Worker cum Nutrition Counselor will

have to undergo prescribed training/orientation and refresher courses from time to time. The worker

will have to undergo training within one year from the date of joining as Additional Anganwari

worker cum Nutrition Counselor.

3.

Leave.—The Additional Anganwari Workers cum Nutrition Counselors shall be

entitled for leave as per guidelines issued by the Government of India from time to time.

4. Transfer/Adjustment of the Additional Anganwadi Workers cum Nutrition

Counselor.—Under ICDS programme there is no provision of transfer of honorary workers like

Anganwari Worker/Anganwari Helper/Additional Anganwari Worker cum Nutrition Counselor.

However, only in case of marriage some adjustments can be done as follows. If a vacancy

exists/arises at the place of her husband's normal place of residence/place of marriage or within the

Project area concerned, she can be adjusted on her request made within one month from date of

vacancy arising or date marriage as the case may be. Divorced/ destitute women living with their

parents in Anganwari area, but working at the place of marriage can be transferred to the place of

Anganwari falling in the parental area or within the Project area in a similar manner subject to the

availability of vacancy. District Programme Officer will be the competent authority to order

transfer/adjustment of Additional Anganwari Worker cum Nutrition Counselor within the Project

on the recommendation of Child Development Project Officer.

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5. Resignation.—(a) In case of permanent shifting of the Additional Anganwari Worker

cum Nutrition Counselor from Anganwari Area due to her marriage or otherwise, if there is

disruption in the delivery of services she will have to resign within a month. In case she does not

resign, services will be terminated after giving 15 days notice through registered post with AD.

(b) The Additional Anganwari Worker cum Nutrition Counselor will submit her

resignation to the Child Development Project Officer.

(c) In both cases the CDPO concerned shall be the competent authority to accept the

resignation and for termination of services under intimation to Director, WCD.

6. Age of retirement.—An Additional Anganwari Worker cum Nutrition Counselor can

work as Additional Anganwari Worker cum Nutrition Counselor up to the age of 60 years. On

attaining the age of 60 years, Child Development Project Officer will issue office orders for her

retirement which will be effective from the last date of the month of her birth / attaining 60 years of

age.

7. Removal.—Additional Anganwari Workers sum Nutrition Counselors are honorary

workers. For any act of misconduct, misbehavior and for non-performance of her duties, her

services can be terminated after serving 15 days notice for giving reasons to be recorded in writing.

The termination order will be issued by the concerned Child Development Project Officer with the

prior approval of Director (WCD).

8. Rights to claim Regular Appointment.—Any candidate engaged as Additional

Anganwari Worker cum Nutrition Counselors have no right to claim regularization /absorption /

appointment as regular Govt. employee of the State Govt.

9. Right of amendments.—The Govt. of Himachal Pradesh shall have the right to amend

any of the provisions mentioned in the above scheme in public interest.

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AUTHORITATIVE ENGLISH TEXT

Act No. 11 of 2016

THE HIMACHAL PRADESH TAX ON ENTRY OF GOODS INTO LOCAL AREA

(AMENDMENT) ACT, 2016

(AS ASSENTED TO BY THE GOVERNOR ON 12

TH AUGUST, 2016)

AN

ACT

further to amend the Himachal Pradesh Tax on Entry of Goods into Local Area Act, 2010

(Act No. 9 of 2010).

BE it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of Himachal Pradesh in the Sixty-seventh Year

of the Republic of India as follows :—

1.

Short title.—This Act may be called the Himachal Pradesh Tax on Entry of Goods

into Local Area (Amendment) Act, 2016.

2.

Amendment of section 3.—In section 3 of the Himachal Pradesh Tax on Entry of

Goods into Local Area Act, 2010 (hereinafter referred to as the “principal Act”), in sub-section (4),

in clause (ii), for the words, figures and signs “Sr. Nos. 6 and 7”, the words, figure and signs “Sr.

No. 1(a)” shall be substituted.

3.

Insertion of new section 4-A.—After section 4 of the principal Act, the following

new section shall be inserted, namely:—

“4-A. Levy of tax on e-commerce.—(1) Notwithstanding anything contained in section 3,

there shall be levied a tax on entry of goods specified in Schedule-II into local area made

through online purchase or transaction or through e-commerce.

(2) The tax shall be levied on the value of the goods in the manner prescribed and shall be

collected from the person-in-charge of the goods on behalf of the importer.”.

4.

Amendment of section 6-A.— In section 6-A of the principal Act,—

(a) for sub-sections (1) and (2), the following sub-sections shall be substituted, namely:—

“(1) Every registered dealer shall furnish return in such manner as may be prescribed.

(2) Before filing of return under sub-section (1), a dealer shall deposit full amount of

tax due for each period as prescribed and shall furnish the proof of payment of

such tax to the Assessing Authority.”; and

(b) in sub-section (3), the word “monthly” shall be omitted.

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