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LAW DEPARTMENT

NOTICE

Shimla-2, the 6th October, 2018

No. LLR-E(9)-8/2018-Leg.—Whereas, Shri Sandeep, Advocate s/o Sh. Ranbir Singh, r/o

Village Rangway, P.O. Lote, Tehsil Lahaul, District Lahaul and Spiti, H.P. has applied for

appointment of Notary Public in Sub-Division Keylong of District Lahaul & Spiti under rule 4 of

the Notaries Rules, 1956.

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Therefore, I, the undersigned in exercise of the power conferred vide Government

Notification No. LLR-A(2)-1/2014-Leg. dated 1st July, 2017, hereby issue notice under rule 6 of

the Notaries Rules, 1956, for the information of general public for inviting objections, if any,

within a period of fourteen days from the date of publication of this notice in e-Rajpatra, H.P.

against his appointment as a Notary Public in Sub-Division Keylong of District Lahaul & Spiti.

Sd/-

(Competent Authority),

DLR-cum-Deputy Secretary (Law-English).

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LAW DEPARTMENT

NOTICE

Shimla-2, the 16th October, 2018

No. LLR-E(9)-2/2018-Leg.—Whereas, the following Advocates of District Shimla, H.P.

have applied for appointment of Public Notary in the place and area mentioned against their names

under rule 4 of the Notaries Rules, 1956:—

Sl.

No.

Name of Advocate

Area for which they have

applied for appointment as

Notary

Shri Ujjwal Sain Mehta, Advocate s/o Late Shri

Chander Sain Mehta, r/o Village and PO Pharal, Tehsil

Kumarsain, District Shimla, H.P.

Sub-Division Kumarsain

Shri Ritesh Banyal, Advocate S/o Shri Premjit Banyal,

r/o Banyal Basera, Annadale, District Shimla, H.P.

Sub-Division Shimla

Therefore, I, the undersigned in exercise of the power conferred vide Government

Notification No. LLR-A(2)-1/2014-Leg. dated 1st July, 2017, hereby issue notice under rule 6 of

the Notaries Rules, 1956, for the information of general public for inviting objections, if any,

within a period of fifteen days from the date of publication of this notice in Rajpatra, H.P. against

their appointment as Notary Public in Sub-Divisions Kumarsain and Shimla of District Shimla.

Sd/-

(Competent Authority),

DLR-cum-Deputy Secretary (Law-Legislation).

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ENVIRONMENT, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT

NOTIFICATION

Shimla-2, the 29th September, 2018

No. STE-F(4)-2/2018.—The Governor, Himachal Pradesh is pleased to notify the “Vigyan

Gram Scheme” in five districts of Himachal Pradesh as per enclosed Annexure-A. This Scheme

shall be implemented with immediate effect.

By order,

Sd/-

Addl. Chief Secretary (Env. Sci. & Tech.).

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ANNEXURE-A

H.P. COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT (HIMCOSTE),

B-34, SDA COMPLEX, KASUMPTI, SHIMLA-171 009

VIGYAN GRAM SCHEME

1. Introduction:

The concept of “Vigyan Grams” is to establish a nodal place, which could act as a centre

for technology transfer and be a bridge between Laboratories and Universities in the State and the

houses in the far flung areas. These “Vigyan Grams” could provide options for improving the yield

of potential farm produce, income generation from off-farm activities as well as conservation and

efficient management of existing natural resources through implementation of appropriate

technologies for sustainable rural development in the State. Adopting villages under this initiative,

would provide an opportunity to directly benefit all sections of a village community in an

integrated, efficient and participatory fashion. These Centres would be called as “Vigyan Grams”.

The “Vigyan Gram” also aims to involve the Himachal Pradesh Council for Science,

Technology & Environment (HIMCOSTE) more directly in the development of model villages

through scientific and technological interventions. The State Council realizes the importance of

promising technologies and therefore, strongly perceives the need for large scale demonstration and

establishment of Technology, Resource Centres in rural and marginal areas of the State.

Under this scheme, the HIMCOSTE envisages to demonstrate, train and build capacities of

local farmers and other user groups in the State and to make them adopt some of the promising, low

cost, hill specific rural technologies. The technologies would be implemented, depending on the

geographical conditions, topography and current livelihood options and available natural resources.

A detailed socio economic survey by an independent team/organisation would proceed the

implementation of the activities. This survey would analyse all the secondary data available on

parameters like livelihood options, literacy, poverty, livestock, horticulture, agriculture, irrigation,

land holding, natural resources, employment opportunities etc. The participatory appraisal

thereafter would also collect primary data on the above parameters after site visit and interaction

with all sections of the village community.

A list of the technologies available/being developed by Universities and Institutions of the

State and of the National Government located in the State would be demonstrated in the Vigyan

Grams. NTOs/Semi–Govt. organisations with proven skill of community mobilization, institutional

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building, technology demonstration, training, marketing of products etc. would be actively involved

in the Vigyan Grams. Tie up would be also made with others State Councils in various States in

India and also National/International Ievel Institutions Organisations for bringing technologies to

the identifies “Vigyan Grams”.

2. Key issues in rural area of Himachal Pradesh :

(a) Agriculture and Horticulture :

While agriculture seems to have been the most suited for the mid-hills, the upper reaches of

the hill States region provided the ideal environment for the development of horticulture. In fact,

agriculture and horticulture emerged as the two most important occupations of the people of

Himachal Pradesh. In 1958, while more than 90 percent of the population of the State was directly

or indirectly dependent on these activities for their livelihood, in the upper hill States region, the

dependence was more than 94 %. Agro-climatic conditions of the region are entirely different from

those in the plains. The area is entirely mountainous and has a deeply broken topography with

complex geological structures. It has subtropical to alpine flora at different altitudes. The

availability of agricultural land in this hilly region is limited.

(b) Water for drinking and irrigation :

Water is the basic requirement for one’s survival and access to clean potable water is an

essential human right that can’t be denied to anyone. With increasing population, industrialization

and globalization, the demand for water is an all time high. Day by day increase in demand for

water is putting a great stress on the natural water resources. The uneven distribution of water

across time (temporal) and space (spatial) as well as the increased consumption and usage along

with the problems of pollution, contamination, misuse and wastage; have given rise to water crisis

in different parts of the State.

The surface water which is available in rivers, lakes, ponds, streams etc. is found above the

ground and is naturally replenished by precipitation. On the other hand, ground water is the water

that seeps below the earth’s surface and is found in the cracks and spaces in soil and rocks. Both the

surface water as well as the ground water resources of the state plays an important role in

agriculture, livestock production, power generation and industries apart from fulfilling domestic

requirements of the people. However, due to increasing population burden along with improved

standards of building, the demand for water is constantly rising whereas the per capita availability

of water is decreasing, rapidly.

(c) Energy :

The State has Hydro power potential of about 25,000 MW, including about 2300 MW of

Small hydro capacities, categorised as renewal source. About 10,000 MW capacities has already

been harnessed and additional about 8000 MW capacities are at various stages of development and

the State is an Energy surplus State.

The State has embarked upon 100% clean electricity policy and accordingly since 2014-15,

the HPSEBL is meeting its 100% requirement from hydel sources, with a small quantum from

nuclear and solar, mainly from Central Govt. sources. State has shares in coal and gas based power

plants of the NTPC and this quantum is available over and above its annual requirement and hence

these are either surrendered or traded, so that net requirement for consumption is met from clean

sources, including renewable.

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Himachal Pradesh Government Energy Development Agency (HIMURJA) is implementing

the Renewable Energy Programme in the State with the support of Central financial assistance

available under the Renewable Energy Programme on the Solar Photovoltaic Systems such as Solar

Street Lighting Systems, Solar Home Lighting System and Solar Power Plants, said government.

3. Vision:

Sustainable rural development of “Vigyan Grams” by improving the yield of potential farm

produce, income generation from off-farm activities as well as conservation and efficient

management of existing natural resources through implementation of appropriate technologies

available within the State or at National and International Level.

4. Objectives:

A model “Vigyan Gram” project would have the following important objectives:

(1) Demonstration of improved/ alternative and already available hill specific technologies

in the “Vigyan Grams” at selected field sites.

(2) Development of a frame work and participatory research approaches for self-

sufficiency within in the system on short and long term basis.

(3) Capacity building through training/live demonstrations/field exercise of target groups

on a regular basis.

(4) Guidance and support for field implementation of technology and subsequent

monitoring, evaluation, follow-up and adoption.

(5) Make the model village a “hub” that could attract resources for the development of

other villages in its vicinity and the replication thereof.

(6) Contribute towards socio-economic empowerment by engaging all sections of the

community towards a comprehensive village development.

(7) Create and sustain a culture of cooperative living for inclusive and rapid development.

5. Site Selection:

For the implementation of “Vigyan Gram” scheme, the Rural Development Department and

District Administration will provide names of poorest panchayats in each of the districts for the

implementation of this programme, initially in the Mid Himalaya Region of the State. The selection

criteria of the sites will be on the basis of proportion of BPL population, altitude and road

accessibility.

In the first phase, under mentioned five panchayats have been selected for demonstration of

various scientific technologies. Later depending the success of the programme; the number of

“Vigyan Grams” could be increased in the five districts.

Sr.

No.

Name of the

District

Name of the Sub-

Division

Name of the

Block

Name of the

Panchayat

Chamba

Churah

Tissa

Chanju

Kullu

Banjar

Mohani

Mandi

Gadagusain

Seraj

Ghat

Shimla

Shimla Rural

Basantpur

Piplidhar (Bainsh)

Sirmaur

Rajgarh

Matal Bakhog

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6. Convergence of Technologies:

Initiatives Govt. and Private Universities, R&D institutes, NGOs in H.P. and various

Govt. organizations in Uttarakhand has to be pooled into demonstrate their

technologies in the Vigyan Gram Panchayats.

ii. Outcomes of R&D Projects sanctioned by HIMCOSTE under R&D projects to various

Research Institutions will demonstrate and conduct training programmes and extension

activities in these “Vigyan Grams” after completion of one/two year’s activities in their

research projects.

iii. Visit of scientists and experts to the Vigyan Grams would ensure proper handholding

during technology transfer.

iv. The Socio-economic survey reports would be the basis for preparation of a “Science

and Technology Plan” of the Vigyan Grams by dovetailing various technologies.

7. Socio-economic survey of Vigyan Gram:

Expression of interest will be invited from various agencies empanelled by Himachal

Pradesh Institute of Public Administration (HIPA) or by open tender for carrying out socio

economic impact assessment survey in these five panchayats. The selected agency would prepare

Problem Priority Matrix and Solution Priority Matrix in the survey report alongwith all details

obtained from secondary and primary data.

8. Functional Components of Vigyan Grams :

Major components of proposed Vigyan Grams for Sustainable Community Development

will be as under:

• Adoption of Sustainable Agriculture and Horticulture Practices:

(a) Crop diversification and Traditional Crops.

(b) Organic Farming.

• Water management and irrigation :

(a) Rain water harvesting from roof tops.

(b) Revival and Creation of water ponds/maintenance of water bodies.

(d) Minimize water use through strict conservation practices-supply in sustainable manner.

• Adoption of Renewable Sources of Energy :

(a) Biogas.

(b) Solar lights and heaters.

• Solid Waste Management—Cleanliness :

Collection and disposal of non biodegradable wastes,

b. Disposal of biodegradable wastes through vermi composting.

Source segregation, composting.

d. Reuse of unwanted goods and materials.

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9. Procedure for Selection of Vigyan Grams:

Himachal Pradesh Council for Science, Technology & Environment (HIMCOSTE) will

shortlist/select/adopt the Villages/Panchayats subject to the availability of resources/funds. In the

first phase only one Village/Panchayat from a district would be selected for implementation under

the scheme, on the recommendation of the Department of Rural & Panchayati Raj Govt. of

Himachal Pradesh and Deputy Commissioner concerned.

10. Constitution of State Level Steering Committee :

For the purpose to ensure convergence of government schemes/funding and overseeing the

implementation of the Scheme, a State Level Steering Committee will be constituted as follows:—

Addl. Chief Secretary (Env., S&T)-cum-Chairman (EC)

Chairman

Director (Rural Development)

Member

Director (Agriculture)

Member

Director (Horticulture)

Member

Director (Animal Husbandry)

Member

Chief Executive Officer, HIMURJA

Member

Deputy Commissioner of Concerned District

Member

Block Development Officer of concerned block

Member

Member-Secretary (HIMCOSTE)

Member-Secretary

11. Formation of Village Level Management Committee

Himachal Pradesh Council for Science, Technology & Environment (HIMCOSTE) shall be

the Nodal Agency and will be over-all responsible for the implementation of the Plan. For each

Vigyan Gram, selected for development under this Scheme, HIMCOSTE will notify a Village

Level Management Committee (VMC) to coordinate and guide the implementation of the plan at

the Vigyan Gram Level.

The constitution of this committee shall be as under:

President of Panchayat concerned

Chairman

Representative of HIMCOSTE, Shimla

Member

Forest Beat Guard Panchayat concerned

Member

SHG/WSCG Chairperson

Member

BMC Chairperson

Member

Yuvak Mandal/ Mahila Mandal Chairperson

Member

Ward Members

Member

Science teacher of Secondary School in Vigyan Gram

Member

Two Graduates/Post Graduate science students of Vigyan Gram

Member

Panchayat Secretary

Member-Secretary

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The BDO concerned shall provide all necessary facilitation, support and co-ordination for

smooth execution of works and programmes under the scheme.

12. Budget/Grant Allotment and Release of Funds :

Projects on Greenhouse Technology; Conversion of Pine Needle Biomass Briquetting;

Popularizing use of water recycles from domestic waste water for kitchen gardening and irrigation;

LDPE Ponds submitted by Appropriate Technology Centre, Sundernagar and projects on Solar

Water Heating Units; Button Mushroom Training and Fodder slips of Improved Fodder Grasses

were submitted by Himalayan Research Group Shimla are being implemented in these Vigyan

Grams as entry point activities. In 2018-19 many more technologies would be implemented with

projects received from various other institutions within H.P. as well as neighbouring States and

more funds would be required.

Funds Requirement:

1. An amount of Rs. 30,00,000/- per Vigyan Gram i.e. Rs.30,00,000/-x5=Rs.1.5 crore is

required to be sanctioned during the FY 2018-19 for carrying out demonstration,

training programmes and extension activities in these Vigyan Grams.

2. Funds of Rs. 30.00 lakh per Vigyan Gram will be required every year for the

subsequent five years i.e. 1.50 crore x 5=7.5 crore would be required from State Plan

Funds.

3. Additional funds amounting to about Rs. 30,00,000/- per Vigyan Gram is anticipated

to be obtained by convergence of various schemes of Rural Development; Agriculture;

Horticulture; Animal Husbandry Departments etc.

4. Additional funds vide separate schemes like Deen Dayal Upadhayay Vigyan Gram

scheme etc. of Department of Science & Technology, Government of India to the tune

of about 50 lakh per Vigyan Gram would be obtained subsequently.

13. Involvement of Private—Non-Governmental Organizations in implementation of scheme:

Under this scheme the role of private/non-governmental organization is very important,

especially for surveys, creating awareness, trainings, village institution building and technology

demonstration. Collaboration with NGOs and Private sector would be encouraged in

implementation of the scheme and the Nodal agency; Himachal Pradesh Council for Science,

Technology & Environment (HIMCOSTE) shall examine and process such requests.

14. Monitoring and Impact Assessment–Reporting:

Each Vigyan Grams under the scheme shall be internally monitored by the HIMCOSTE

periodically internally and by external organisations whenever required. Monitoring and evaluation

of impacts over baseline status shall be carried out for each component under the implementation

plan. The monitoring can be community led, Departmental or through an independent agency.

The Member Secretary, Himachal Pradesh Council for Science, Technology & Environment

(HIMCOSTE) will be responsible for implementation of the guidelines and is authorized to add/

delete any of above terms & conditions in the guidelines in future, if deemed necessary with the

approval of the State Level Steering Committee.

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SPECIFIC NOTIFICATION

FINANCE DEPARTMENT

NOTIFICATION

Shimla-2, 19th October, 2018

No. Fin-2-C-(12)-3/2018.—Government of Himachal Pradesh hereby notifies the sale of

Himachal Pradesh Government Stock (securities) of 10-year tenure for an aggregate amount of

` 500.00 crore (Nominal). The sale will be subject to the terms and conditions spelt out in this

notification (called Specific Notification) as also the terms and conditions specified in the General

Notification No. Fin-2-C(12)-11/2003 dated July 20, 2007 of Government of Himachal Pradesh.

Object of the loan

(i) The proceeds of the State Government Securities will be utilized for the development

programme of the Government of Himachal Pradesh.

(ii) Consent of Central Government has been obtained to the floatation of this loan as

required by Article 293 (3) of the Constitution of India.

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Method of Issue

Government Stock will be sold through the Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai Office (PDO)

Fort, Mumbai-400 001 by auction in the manner as prescribed in paragraph 6.1 of the

General Notification No. Fin-2-C(12)-11/2003, dated July 20, 2007 at a coupon rate to be

determined by the Reserve Bank of India at the yield based auction under multiple price

formats.

Allotment to Non-Competitive Bidders

The Government Stock upto 10% of the notified amount of the sale will be allotted to

eligible individuals and institutions subject to a maximum limit of 1% of the notified

amount for a single bid as per the Revised Scheme for Non-Competitive Bidding Facility in

the Auctions of State Government Securities of the General Notification (Annexure-II).

Place and Date of Auction

The auction will be conducted by the Reserve Bank of India, at its Mumbai Office, Fort,

Mumbai-400 001 on October 23, 2018. Bids for the auction should be submitted in

electronic format on the Reserve Bank of India Core Banking Solution (E-Kuber) System as

stated below on October 23, 2018.

(a) The competitive bids shall be submitted electronically on the Reserve Bank of India

Core Banking Solution (E-Kuber) System between 10.30A.M. and 12.00 P.M.

(b) The non-competitive bids shall be submitted electronically on the Reserve Bank of

India Core Banking Solution (E-Kuber) System between 10.30 A.M. and 11.30 A.M.

Result of the Auction

The result of the auction shall be displayed by the Reserve Bank of India on its website on

the same day. The payment by successful bidders will be on October 24, 2018.

Method of Payment

Successful bidders will make payments on October 24, 2018 before close of banking hours

by means of cash, bankers’ cheque/pay order, demand draft payable at Reserve Bank of

India, Mumbai/New Delhi or a cheque drawn on their account with Reserve Bank of India,

Mumbai(Fort)/New Delhi.

Tenure

The Stock will be of 10-year tenure. The tenure of the Stock will commence on October

24, 2018.

Date of Repayment

The loan will be repaid at par on October 24, 2028.

Rate of Interest

The cut-off yield determined at the auction will be the coupon rate percent per annum on the

Stock sold at the auction. The interest will be paid on April 24 and October 24.

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Eligibility of Securities :

10.

The investment in Government Stock will be reckoned as an eligible investment in

Government Securities by banks for the purpose of Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR) under

Section 24 of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949. The stocks will qualify for the ready

forward facility.

BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF HIMACHAL PRADESH,

Sd/-

Addl. Chief Secretary to the Government of Himachal Pradesh

Finance Department.

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