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MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND PANCHAYAT RAJ SECRETARIAT, BANGALORE.

NOTIFICATION

No RDPR 186(1)/MGNREGA 2011 Bangalore dated 10.01.2012

Scheme Implementation of Social Audit Rules 2011 in Karnataka

Whereas Government of India enacted the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act 2005 dated 07.09.2005 and framed

Audit of Schemes Rules 2011 on 30.06.2011, in exercise of powers conferred in sub-section(1) of section 24 of MGNREGA 2005.

Whereas the rule 3 of the said notification makes it compulsory to State Governments to notify the Social Audit Scheme Rules 2011,

in exercise of the powers conferred under section 32 of MGNREGA 2005, the Government of Karnataka hereby make and notify the

following Scheme implementation of Social Audit in Karnataka.

I.

Short-title and commencement:-

1.

These rules may be called the MGNREGA Scheme Implementation of Social Audit rules 2011 in Karnataka.

2.

For the purpose of these rules, audit of schemes shall include social audit.

3.

They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the official Gazette.

II. Constitution of Social Audit unit:-

For the implementation of Social Audit by Gram Sabhas an independent society would be formed consisting of such

facilitators on such terms and conditions as it deems fit. The entire Social Audit Directorate will function under the bye-law provisions

of the society to be registered under the Societies Registration act 1960 and also the directions and guidelines issued by Government

of India and Government of Karnataka from time to time.

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1.

Director

Head of the Organization.

2.

Joint Director

To assist Director. (On deputation/Retd., persons)

3.

State Resource persons

4 in number.

4.

District Resource persons

30 Resource persons (One for each District).

5.

Taluk Resource persons

One resource person for 12 Gram Panchayats.

6.

Gram Panchayat resource

2 to 5 resource persons for each Gram

Panchayat depending on number of Works, the

number of persons will be notified by the

Director.

A retired all India Service Person/a retired selection grade civil servant of State Service shall be the head of the social

audit.

III. Duties and Responsibilities of Officers and staff of Social Audit Unit:-

1.

DIRECTOR

•

To manage day to day functioning of the society.

•

To ensure that all policy level decisions related to the society are implemented.

•

Undertake all activities necessary to fulfill the objective and vision of the society.

•

Undertake all activities necessary to fulfill the Provisions of MGNREGS Audit of Schemes Rules, 2011.

•

To frame an annual calendar to conduct at least one Social Audit in each Gram Panchayat every six months at the

beginning of the year and a copy of the calendar will be sent to all DPC for making necessary arrangements.

•

To oversee and responsible for every aspects of Social Audit of the NGREA in the entire State.

•

To recruit Staff, award consulting contracts and incur necessary expenditures to manage the day to day affairs of the

Directorate.

•

To take disciplinary action over staff as per the contract rules or any other rules applicable.

•

Responsible to take follow up action based on the findings of the Social Audit.

•

To create resource base for conducting social audits.

•

To assist the State Employment Council to monitor the action taken on Social Audit and prepare action taken report to

incorporate in the annual report to be placed before the State Legislative.

•

To prepare a summary of findings of social audits conducted during financial year to be submitted from the State

Government to CAG of India.

2. JOINT DIRECTOR

To assist the Director in discharge of his duties.

3. STATE RESOURCE PERSONS.

• To assist the Director / Joint Director in discharge of their duties.

• To oversee and responsible for every aspects of the Social Audit process from developing the Social Audit schedule to

monitoring the follow up of issues identified through the social audit in their respective regions.

• To monitor District and Taluk Resource persons work in their respective regions.

• To develop and submit reports on the social audit in their respective regions.

• To report and conduct investigations in case of any lapses in the social audit process their respective regions.

• To liaise with officials on different aspects of the Social audit process in their respective regions.

• To prepare a summary of finding of Social audits conducted during financial year of the respective regions.

• To monitor the action taken on the social audit and prepare social audit report of the respective regions.

• To undertake any other relevant administrative functions.

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4.

DISTRICT RESOURCE PERSONS.

•

To assist the State Resource persons in discharge of their duties.

•

To facilitate and conduct social audits in the allotted districts.

•

To oversee and responsible for every aspect of social audit process from developing the social audit schedule to

monitoring to follow up of issues identified through the social audit in the allotted districts.

•

To monitor Taluk Resource persons work in allotted Districts.

•

To prepare a summary of findings of social audits conducted during financial year of the respective District.

•

To monitor the action taken on the social audit and prepare action taken report of the respective District.

•

To develop and submit reports on Social Audit in the allotted District.

•

Host the social audit reports including action taken report in the public domain.

•

Any other administrative responsibilities entrusted by superiors.

5.

TALUK RESOURCE PERSONS

• To assist the District Resource Person in discharge of his duties.

• To facilitate and conduct social audit in GP including raising awareness on NREGA at the village level.

• To facilitate presenting the Social Audit findings in Grama Sabha and public hearings.

• Writing social audit reports and ensuring follow up on findings from the Social audit reports.

• Facilitating the works of GP resource persons and consolidating their findings and placing it before Grama Sabha.

• Facilitating training of GP Resource persons.

• To prepare a summary of finding of social audits conducted during financial year of the respective taluk.

• To monitor the action taken on the social audit and prepare action taken report of the respective taluk.

• To mobilize the people to come for the social audit Grama Sabha.

• Any other administrative responsibilities entrusted by the superiors.

6. GRAMA PANCHAYATH RESOURCE PERSONS.

•

Mobilization of wage seekers and the village community for social Audit process using slogans, songs etc raising

awareness on NREGA at village level.

•

Along with primary stakeholders shall verify-

a)

The Muster Roll, Entry and Payments made in the specified time period, by contacting the wage seekers whose names are

entered in such muster roll.

b)

The worksite and access the quantity with reference to records and also quality of work done.

c)

The cash book, bank statement and other financial record to verify the quality of work done.

d)

The invoice, bills, vouchers and other related records used for procurement of materials to testify such procurement as per

the estimate, as per procurement laid down and was economical fulfilment of the Rights and Entitlements of Labourers and

proper utilization of funds.

e)

Any other payments made by implementing agency.

•

Collecting evidence and filling up the Social audit format.

•

Presenting the finding of Social audit in the Grama Sabha.

•

Creating awareness among Labourers about their rights and entitlements under the Act.

7. ROLE & RESPONSIBILITY OF DISTRICT PROGRAMME CO-ORDINATOR AND EX-OFFICIO CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

AT DISTRICT LEVEL:

a)

To make necessary arrangements to conduct at least one social audit in each GP every month on receipt of copy of annual

calendar to conduct social audit by the Director of MGNREGA.

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b)

The DPC shall attend the Grama Sabha meeting or nominate an official of appropriate level for smooth conduct of Grama

Sabha.

c)

Ensure that all records for conduct of social audit are furnished to the social auditors by implementing agencies through the

PO.

d)

Ensure that corrective action is taken on the social audit report

e)

To take steps to recover the amount embezzled or improperly utlilised and issue receipts or acknowledgment for amount

so recovered.

f)

Maintain a separate account for amounts recovered during the social audit process.

g)

To facilitate the smooth conduct of Social Audit.

h)

To submit action taken report on Social Audit to the Directorate.

i)

Ensure that all record for conducting Social Audit are furnished to the Resource Persons by implementing agencies

through the PO.

j)

Ensure that the appropriate action (including criminal case/civil case or termination of services) is initiated against the

persons who misutilised or embezzled the amount meant for the schemes under the Act.

k)

To monitor the action taken on the social audit and prepare action taken report of the respective District.

l)

To notify the officer to preside over the Social Audit Grama Sabha/Public hearing.

8. ROLE & RESPONSIBILITY OF PROGRAMME OFFICER AND EX-OFFICIO EXECUTIVE OFFICER.

a)

The Programme Officer shall ensure that all required information and records of all Implementing Agencies such as, Job

card Register, Employment Register, Work Register, Grama Sabha Resolution, Copies of sanctions (Administrative or

Technical or Financial), Work Estimates, Work commencement Order, Muster Roll issue and Receipt register, Muster Roll,

wage Payment Acquaintance and order, materials –bills and vouchers (for each work) Measurement Books, Asset

Register, Action Taken Reports on previous Social Audits, Grievances or Complaints Register, any other documents that

the social audit unit requires to conduct the social audit process are properly collated in the requisite formats and provided,

along with photocopies, to the social Audit Unit by facilitating conduct of social audit at least fifteen days, in advance of the

scheduled date of meeting of the Grama Sabha conducting social audit.

b)

To prepare a summary of findings of social audits conducted during financial year of the respective Taluk

c)

To monitor the Action taken on Social audit and prepare Action Taken Reports of the respective Taluk.

d)

Ensure that corrective action is taken on the Audit Report.

9. ROLE & RESPONSIBILITY OF PANCHAYAT DEVELOPMENT OFFICER/SECRETARY (HE WILL ACT AS IMPLEMENTING

OFFICER)

a)

The Panchayat Development officer shall furnish that all required information and records of all Implementing Agencies

such as, job card Register, Employment Register, work Register, Grama Sabha Resolution, Copies of sanction

(Administrative or Technical or financial), Work Estimates, Work Commencement Order, Muster Roll Issue And receipt

register, Muster Roll, Wages Payment Acquaintance and order materials –bills and vouchers (for each work ) Measurement

Books, Asset Register, Action Taken Report on previous Social Audits, Grievances or Complaints Register, any other

documents that the social audit unit requires to conduct the social audit process are properly collated in the requisite

formats and providing, along with photocopies, to the Social Audit Unit of facilitating conduct of social audit at least fifteen

days in advance of the scheduled date of meeting of the Grama Sabha conducting social audit.

b)

To prepare a summary of findings of audit conducted during financial year of the GP.

c)

To Prepare Action Taken Report of the Grama Panchayat

d)

To take corrective action on the Social Audit Report.

e)

Creating enabling atmosphere for smooth conduct of audit.

f)

Obligation on PDO/SECRETARY to present during Social audit and public hearing.

g)

Ensure full, free and fair participation of labourers in the social audit Grama Sabha.

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10. ROLE of NGO

1)

The Directorate should explore the possibilities of engaging the NGO on the following issues.

a) Capacity building.

b) Facilitating the Grama Sabha and Public hearing.

c) As Independent observers.

d) Identifying training needs of stake holders.

e) Publicity.

2)

The Directorate shall also bring out general guidelines in identifying and engaging the NGO’s.

IV Duration of Social Audit:-

Social Audit shall facilitate conduct of the works taken into under the Act in every Gram Panchayat at least once in six

months in the manner prescribed under these rules.

1. The expenditure incurred during the financial year for the period commencing from April to September, be subjected to the

social audit to be conducted in the period commencing from October to March.

2. The expenditure incurred during the financial year for the period commencing from October to March be subjected to the

social audit to be conducted in the period commencing from April to September.

3. Accordingly Director has to prepare a calendar for the social audit to be under taken in the beginning of the financial year.

V Social Audit Facilitation.

Social Audit unit is responsible for the following namely:-

(a) Build capacities of Gram Sabhas for conducting social audit; and towards this purpose, identify, train and deploy suitable

resource persons at village, block, district and State level, drawing from primary stakeholders and other civil society

organizations having knowledge and experience of working for the rights of the people.

(b) Prepare social audit reporting formats , resource material, guidelines and manuals for the social audit process;

(c) Create awareness amongst the labourers about their rights and entitlements under the Act;

(d) Facilitate verification of records with primary stakeholders and work sites;

(e) Facilitate smooth conduct of social audit Gram Sabhas for reading out and finalizing decisions after due discussions;

(f)

Host the social audit reports including action taken reports in the public domain.

VI Process of conducting social audit:-

1)

The Social Audit Unit shall, at the beginning of the year, frame an annual calendar to conduct at least one social audit in

each Gram Panchayath every six months and a copy of the calendar shall be sent to all the District Programme

Coordinators of making necessary arrangements.

2)

For facilitating conduct of social audit by Gram Sabha, the resource persons deployed by Social Audit Unit, along with

primary stakeholders shall veify-

i)

The muster rolls, entry and payments made in the specified time period, by contacting the wage seekers whose

names are entered in such muster rolls;

ii)

The work site and assess the quantity with reference to records and also quality of work done;

iii)

The cash book, bank statements and other financial records to verify the correctness and reliability of financial

reporting;

iv)

The invoices, bills vouchers of other related records used for procurement of materials to testify such procurement

was as per the estimate, as per procedure laid down and was economical;

v)

Any other payment made by the implementing agency from the funds of the scheme.

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3)

The labourers and the village community shall be informed about the Gram Sabha conducting social audit by the resource

persons as well as the programme Officer to ensure full participation.

4)

To conduct social audit process, a Gram Sabha shall be convened to discuss the findings of the verification exercise and

also the review the compliance on transparency and accountability, fulfillment of the rights and entitlements of labourers

and proper utilization of funds.

5)

The information shall be collected and read over in Grama Sabha in the prescribed format.

VII Social Audit Grama Sabha

Social Audit in a Gram Panchayat takes place for 6 days.

Day ONE:

Training of GP Resource persons by Taluk Resource Persons.

Day TWO:

Grampanchayat Resource Persons to conduct door to door survey and verify the details &

payment as per Job Card and gathering other information.

DayTHREE & FOUR:

Physically visiting the works and observing the quality, Work Site Facilities.

Day FIVE:

Preparation of Report.

Day SIX:

Grama Sabha and Public Hearing.



At the end of the Social Audit finding of the Social Audit should be presented to the Grama Sabha for discussion. Public

hearings shall be conducted in Grama Sabha.



The process of Grama Sabha should be video recorded.



Social Audit Grama Sabha is entirely different from the Grama Sabha defined under KPR Act 1993 and it shall be presided over

by the officer notified by DPC. Provided the same officer shall not be notified to the same Panchayat for successive Social Audit

Grama Sabha.



Person presiding with the consent of Grama Sabha may refer the primafacie cases & fraud/embezzlement to Ombudsmen.

Ombudsmen shall dispose these cases as per law.

VIII Obligation of certain persons in relation to social Audit.

1)

The programme Officer shall ensure that all the required information and records of all implementing agencies such as, Job

card register, Employment register, Work Register, Gram Sabha Resolution, Copies of the sanctions (Administrative or

Technical or Financial), Work Estimates, Work Commencement Order, muster-roll issue and receipt register, muster Rolls,

Wage payment Acquaintance & order, Materials –Bills and vouchers (for each work), Measurement Books (for each work),

Asset Register, Action Taken Report on previous social audits, grievance or complaints register, any other documents that

the Social Audit Unit requires to conduct the social audit process are properly collated in the requisite formats; and

provided, along with photocopies, to the Social Audit Unit for facilitating conduct of social audit at least fifteen days in

advance of the scheduled date of meeting of the Gram Sabha conducting Social audit.

2)

The information referred to in sub-rule (1) shall be publically available at the same time and the photocopies shall be

available at nominal cost.

3)

Every District programme coordinator or any official on his behalf, shall-

a)

Ensure that all records for conduct of social audit are furnished to the Social Audit Unit by implementing agencies

through the Programme Officer;

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b)

Ensure that corrective action is taken on the social audit report;

c)

Take steps to recover the amount embezzled or improperly utilized; and issue receipts or acknowledgement for

amount so recovered.

d)

Pay wages found to be misappropriated within seven days of the recovery of such amount to the wage seekers.

e)

Maintain a separate account for amounts recovered during the social audit process.

f)

Ensure that the appropriate action (including initiating criminal and Civil proceedings or termination of services) is

initiated against individual or class of individuals or persons who misutilised or embezzled the amount meant for the

schemes under the Act.

IX Post Social Audit Processes:-

The DPC & PO are responsible to take follow up action on the findings of Social Audit Gram Sabha vide Prakarana

No:14(3)(E) & 15(5)(D) of MGNREGA.

1)

Social audit reports shall be updated in MIS by Taluk Social Audit Resource person.

2)

Taluk Resource person to submit social Audit reports to Programme officer, DPC, Resource Persons District/State.

3)

Follow up action about Social Audit.

4)

Action taken report shall be placed before in next social audit.

5)

The Directorate shall post the decision of the Grama Sabha and Public hearing of each Grama Sabha on the official Website

in the prescribed format.

6)

Action taken report shall be uploaded to the Website by the appropriate authority.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka,

DR.AMITA PRASAD,

Principal Secretary to Government

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FOREST, ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIATE

NOTIFICATION

No: FEE 302 FWL 2011-(II), Bangalore, dated: 27 -12-2011.

Whereas the Government of Karnataka has declared the area, situation and limits of which are specified in the Schedule I

below, to be a sanctuary as it is of adequate ecological, faunal, floral, geomorphological, natural or zoological significance for the

purpose of protecting, propagating or developing Wildlife or its environment. In exercise of powers conferred under subsection (1) of

section 35 of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, it has been declared as Bannerghatta National Park vide Notification No. AFD 61

FWL 74 dated: 06-25/09-1974 published in the Karnataka Gazette dated: 09-01-1975 and the same has been confirmed as per the

provision conferred under sub section (4) of section 35 of Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 (Central Act of 53 of 1972) as per the

Notification No. FEE 19 FWL 98 dated: 05.03.2004.

And now, the Government of Karnataka consider it’s necessary to alter the limits and boundaries of the said National Park

in view of the following aspects:

i)

during the meeting of State Board for Wildlife of Karnataka chaired by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Karnataka held

on 26-07-2011, it has been unanimously resolved to approve the proposal for re-organisation of Bannerghatta

National Park comprising of reserve forests only;

ii)

subsequently, during the meeting of Standing Committee of National Board for Wildlife held on 14-10-2011 has

given its approval for rationalization of boundaries of Bannerghatta National Park vide letter dated 14-11-2011 of

Ministry of Environment and Forests, New Delhi;

iii)

since additional Reserve Forest also has better wildlife habitat and it is corridor for wildlife movements and the

areas have adequate ecological, faunal, floral, geomorphological, natural or zoological significance for the purpose

of protecting, propagating or developing Wildlife or its environment and by protecting these reserve forest will act

as barriers to core area and help in better management of wildlife habitats;

iv)

the proposed area is quite unique from wildlife point of view as the area is rich in Elephants, Tiger, Leopards, Gaur,

Deer, Sambar etc. and also known for reptiles like Python, Vipers, Monitor Lizards etc., as well as the area known

for innumerable birds and other flora; and

v)

also, the proposed area acts as a critical wildlife corridor connecting reserved forests of Tamilnadu, Bengaluru

Urban Division and Ramanagara Divisions.

The Bannerghatta National Park shall not include any of the Revenue Villages, Patta Lands, Revenue Lands, Gomala

Lands and such other areas which do not form any part of State Forests and Reserve Forests. The encroached area ordered for

regularization under Government Order No. FEE 5 FGL 90 dated: 05.05.1997 falling under Bannerghatta National Park is also

excluded from the Bannerghatta National Park. The various rights of way and rights of water as notified in ‘C’ statements of the

respective Reserve Forests shall continue and are already vested with the State Government.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred under section 35 of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 (Central Act, 53

of 1972) the Government of Karnataka hereby declares the area, situation, limits which are specified in the Schedules (Including

Schedule I and II) shall be comprised within the “Bannerghatta National Park” and the said area described in Annexure – I shall

be called as “Bannerghatta National Park” with effect from the date of publication of this Notification.

SCHEDULE

Name of the Districts

:

Bangalore Urban and Ramanagara

Taluks

:

Anekal and Kanakapura

Area

:

26051.71 Ha or 260.51 Sq. Kms.

(Excluding the Revenue Villages, Patta Lands, Revenue lands,

Betta lands on the date of publication of this notification)

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ANNEXURE-I

Boundary Description:

Bannerghatta National Park Block – 1

(Bilekal Reserved Forest including existing Bannerghatta National Park)

The boundary Starts from GPS co-ordinate Lat N 12°34'1.02" Long E 77°34'45.79" and runs along the RF boundary till the

GPS co-ordinate Lat N 12°33'51.82" Long E 77°33'55 .24" and the boundary runs along the RF boundary towards South East till the

GPS co-ordinate Lat N 12°33'32.93" Long E 77°33'12. 01" and runs along the RF boundary southwards till the GPS co-ordinate Lat

N12°32'51.72" Long E 77°33'0.83" and runs along RF

boundary towards South East until the GPS co-ordinate Lat

N12°32'30.82"Long E77°33'44.43" and runs along RF b oundary towards North East till the GPS coordinate Lat N 12°32'52.37" Long

E 77°35'4.32" and runs along RF boundary southwards upto GPS coordinate Lat N 12°31'14.86" Long E 77°3 5'12.84" and runs along

RF boundary southwards upto GPS coordinate Lat N 12°30'28.33" Long E 77°35'24.41" and runs along RF boundary till the GPS

coordinate Lat N 12°29'57.16" Long E77°34'44.92" an d the runs along RF boundary southwards upto GPS coordinate Lat N

12°28'42.53" Long E77°34'48.70" and runs along RF b oundary towards southwards upto GPS coordinate Lat E 12°28'26.36" Long E

77°35'10.49" and runs along RF boundary upto GPS co ordinate Lat N 12°27'56.13" Long E 77°34'56.73" th en runs westwards along

RF boundary till GPS coordinate Lat N 12°27'46.88" Long E 77°34'8.03" then runs along RF boundary west wards till GPS coordinate

Lat N 12°27'45.30" Long E 77°33'19.67" then runs no rthwards along RF boundary till GPS coordinate Lat N 12°28'15.29" Long E

77°33'20.21" then runs towards northwest along RF b oundary upto GPS coordinate Lat N12°28'40.89" Long E77°32'55.66"then runs

along RF boundary upto GPS coordinate Lat N 12°28'4 9.12" Long E 77°33'8.11" then runs along RF boundar y upto GPS coordinate

Lat N 12°29'1.66" Long E 77°32'51.95" then runs alo ng RF boundary upto GPS coordinate Lat N 12°29'27.1 4" Long E 77°32'50.07"

then runs along RF boundary upto GPS coordinate Lat N 12°29'19.35" Long E 77°31'59.22" then runs north wards along RF boundary

till GPS coordinate Lat N 12°29'32.00" Long E 77°32 '1.94" then runs along RF boundary towards North East till GPS coordinate Lat N

12°30'1.04" Long E 77°32'10.18" then runs towards N orth East along RF boundary till GPS coordinate Lat N 12°30'28.48" Long E

77°32'38.89" then runs towards North West along RF boundary till GPS coordinate Lat N 12°30'54.41" Lon g E 77°32'4.53" then runs

along RF boundary upto GPS coordinate Lat N 12°30'4 6.56" Lon E77°31'6.40" then runs along RF boundary upto GPS

coordinate Lat N 12°30'1.38" Long E 77°31'14.50" th en runs along RF boundary upto GPS coordinate Lat N 12°29'12.13" Long E

77°30'30.62" then runs towards South West along RF boundary till GPS coordinate Lat N 12°28'45.98" Lon g E 77°30'22.54" then

runs towards North West along RF boundary till GPS coordinate Lat N 12°29'3.61" Long E 77°29'48.01" th en runs along RF

boundary upto GPS coordinate Lat N 12°28'41.20" Lon g E 77°29'38.32" then runs along RF boundary upto GPS coordinate Lat N

12°27'57.37" Long E 77°29'55.98" then runs along RF boundary upto GPS coordinate Lat N 12°27'0.37" Lo ng E 77°29'0.97" " then

runs towards North West along RF boundary till GPS coordinate Lat N " then runs towards North West along RF boundary till GPS

coordinate Lat N 12°28'46.23" Long E 77°28'0.34" 14 then runs towards North West along RF boundary till GPS coordinate Lat N

12°30'53.03" Long E 77°27'39.61" then runs towards North East along RF boundary till GPS coordinate Lat N 12°31'20.00" Long E

77°29'4.51" then runs along RF boundary upto GPS c oordinate Lat N 12°33'4.32" Long E 77°29'11.31" the n runs along RF

boundary upto GPS coordinate Lat N 12°34'3.57" Long E77°30'51.61" then runs towards North East along RF boundary till GPS

coordinate Lat N 12°34'46.94" Long E 77°31'57.91" t hen runs towards North East along RF boundary till GPS coordinate Lat N

12°35'27.11" Long E 77°32'5.44" then runs towards N orth East along RF boundary till GPS coordinate Lat N 12°36'4.92" Long E

77°32'48.96" then runs along RF boundary upto GPS coordinate Lat N 12°35'41.93" Long E 77°32'59 .21" then runs towards

South East along RF boundary till GPS coordinate Lat N 12°35'36.40" Long E 77°33'18.81" then run s towards South East along

RF boundary till GPS coordinate Lat N 12°35'8.89" L ong E 77°33'34.83" and passes along common boundary and reaches GPS

coordinate Lat N 12°34'1.02" Long E 77°34'45.79".

Bannerghatta National Park Block - 2

(Manjunatha State Forest and Ramadevarabetta State Forest)

Situation – A tract of jungle on the South – East border of the ankanhalliTaluk, situated between the Ramadevarabetta proposed

State Forest and the Madras frontier.

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North – Starting from the trijunction bandhs of Gattigunda (Madras), Kolgondahalli and Chinnamaley (Madras) the line runs North –

East along the Madras frontier to the North – West corner of Survey No. 43 of Kolgondahalli; then South – East following the same

boundary, meets the North – East corner of Survey No. 44 of the same village.

East – Thence south along the Madras frontier boundary then South – West along the western boundary of the same survey number

to Cairn No. 1 at a point about 40 chains South – West from the northern most corner of Survey No. 10 of Ganganahalli.

South – Thence North – West along the halla through Survey Nos. 83 and 82 of Ganganahalli for a distance of about 48 Cairn No. 2

at a point where two streams meet then in the same direction through Survey No. 82 of Ganganhalli for a distance of about 45 chains

to Cairn No. 8 at a point about 20 chaine north, from the North – East corner of Survey No. 109 of Hunsanhalli; thence Survey No.

108 of the same village for a distance of about 48 chains to Cairn No. 4 at a point about 57 chains east, from the North – East corner

of Survey 107 of the same village; then North – West straight through Survey No. 106 of Husanhalli village for a distance of about 58

chains to Cairn No. 5 at a point about 5 chains east, from the South – East corner of Survey No. 105 of the said village.

West – Thence North through Survey No. 106 of Hunsahalli and Survey No. 15 if Bilidale, following the halla for a distance of about

118 chains to the South – West corner of Survey No. 32 of Bilidale village; then South – East through Survey No. 15 of Bilidale village

for a distance of about 75 chains to Cairn No. 6 at a point about 15 chains south, from the South – West corner of Survey No. 17 of

the same village, thence east through Survey Nos. 15 and 6 of Bilidale for a distance of about 64 chains to Cairn No. 7 at a point

about 13 chains east, from the South – East corner of Survey No. 7 of the same village, then North – West straight through Survey

Nos. 6 and 4 of Bilidale, for a distance of about 82 chains to Cairn No. 8 at a point about 12 chains east, from the South – East corner

of Survey No. 206 of Kolagondanhalli, thence the line turns East and goes along the northern boundary of Bilidale for a distance of

about 23 chains to Cairn No. 9 at a point about 23 chains South – East from the South – East corner of Survey No. 201 of

Kolgondahalli for a distance of about 24 chains to Cairn No. 10 at a point about 24 chains North – East, from the North – East form

the North – East corner of Survey No. 81 of the same village, then North – West through Survey No. 153 of Kolgondanhalli for a

distance of 22 of the same village; 11 at a point about 2 obtains from the North – East corner of Survey No. 81 of the same village;

then North – East straight through Survey No. 153 of Kolgondanhalli for a distance of about 58 chains to Cairn No. 12 at a point

about 5 chains South – East from the South – East corner of Survey No. 80 of the same village, thence in the same direction through

point about 5 chains east, from the South – East corner of Survey No. 52 of the same village (where it meets the East – track leading

from Kolgondanhalli to Byalal); then North – East through Survey No. 45 of Kolgoandanhalli for a distance of about 78 chains to Cairn

No. 14 at a point about 10 chains east from the North – East corner of Survey No. 38 of the same about 22 chains to Cairn No. 15 a

point about 22 chains North – East from the North – East corner of Survey No. 33 of the same village; then the line turns West and

goes straight; through Survey No. 43 and 42 of Kolgondanhalli for a distance of about 90 chains to the starting point.

(Ramadevarabetta State Forest)

North – Starting from the South – West gadibandh of Kolagondanahalli village, the line runs East in a straight line along the southern

boundary of Kolagondanahlli village to a point about 41 chains West from the North – West corner of Survey No. 4 of Bilidale village.

East – Then South – West through Survey No. 32 and 15 of Bilidale in a straight line for about 74 chains and meets the western

boundary of Manjunatha State Forest.

South – Western boundary of Manjunatha State Forest

West – Eastern boundary of Ramadevarabetta State Forest

SCHEDULE – I (Existing Area)

Name of the Districts : Bangalore Urban and Ramanagara

Present composition of Reserved forests details:

102.74 Sq Kms of Bannerghatta National Park area includes Kalkere State Forest, Bannerghatta State Forest, Ragihalli

State Forest, Ragihalli Extension Block (South), Suddahalla Lac Reserve, Bannerghatta Lac Reserve, Gulhatti State Forest,

Madeswara State Forest, Kardikal State

Forest and Bantnal State Forest.

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SCHEDULE – II (Revised Area)

Name of the Districts : Bangalore Urban and Ramanagara

Total area 64373.78 Acres, or 26051.71 Ha. or 260.51 Sq Kms

Name of the Reserved forests included:

Sl.

No.

Name of the reserved forests

Extent

(in acres)

Declared RF in G.O.

1

Kalkere State Forest

1359.34

G. 5736 – Ft. 204-33-3 dated: 10.02.1934

2

Bannerghatta State Forest

435.06

R. 1719 – Ft. 183-15-11 dated: 08.08.1916

3

Ragihalli State Forest

7586.00

R. 4846 – Ft. 208-06-5 dated: 03.02.1908

4

Ragihalli Extension Block (South)

896.32

A.F. 310 – Ft. 272-39-3 dated: 17.07.1940

5

Suddahalla Lac Reserve

359.30

6

Bannerghatta Lac Reserve

160.00

G. 9791 – Ft. 260-81-2 dated: 15.06.1932

7

Gulhatti State Forest

3779.00

R. 1743 – Ft. 183-15-5 dated: 08.08.1918

8

Madeswara State Forest

5502.13

R. 4919 – Ft. 112-13-6 dated: 26.11.1915

9

Kardikal State Forest

1939.13

G. 7727 30 – Ft. 170-34-2 dated: 13.02.1935

10

Bantnal State Forest

3455.00

1810 dated: 11.04.1911

11

Bilekal

27432.50

Not available ( Area as per working plan)

12

Manjunatha

6702.50

G. 1820 – Ft. 14-11-5 dated: 21.08.1911

13

Ramadevarabetta

4767.50

G 2900 – Ft. 47-35-3 dated: 05.10.1935

Total

64373.78

By order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka

G.S.GURUSIDDAIAH,

Deputy Secretary to Government,

P.R. 1155

Forest, Ecology and Environment Department.

FOREST, ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIATE

NOTIFICATION

No: FEE 302 FWL 2011-(III), Bangalore, dated: 27 -12-2011.

Whereas the Government of Karnataka has declared the area, situation and limits which are specified in the Schedule-I

below, to be a sanctuary as it is of adequate ecological, faunal, floral, geomorphological, natural or zoological significance for the

purpose of protecting, propagating or developing Wildlife or its environment. In exercise to the powers conferred under Section 18 of

the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, it has been declared as Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary vide Notification No. AFD 48 FWL 74,

dated: 17-06-1974 and the same has been confirmed as per the provision conferred under Section 26(A) of Wildlife (Protection) Act,

1972 as per the Notification No. AFD 48 FWL 74 dated: 22-05-1978.

And now, the Government of Karnataka consider it’s necessary to alter the limits and boundaries of the said Wildlife

Sanctuary in view of the following aspects:

i)

during the meeting of State Board for Wildlife of Karnataka chaired by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Karnataka

held on 26-07-2011, it has been unanimously resolved to approve the proposal for re-organisation of

Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary comprising of reserve forests only;

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ii) subsequently, during the meeting of Standing Committee of National Board for Wildlife held on 14-10-2011 has

given its approval for rationalization of boundries of the Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary vide letter dated: 14-11-

2011 of Ministry of Environment & Forests, New Delhi; and

iii) since additional reserve forest also has better wildlife habitat and it is corridor for wildlife movements and the

areas have adequate ecological, faunal, floral, geomorphological, natural or zoological significance for the

purpose of protecting, propagating or developing Wildlife or its environment and by protecting these reserve forest

will act as barriers to core area and help in better management of wildlife habitats.

The Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary shall not include any of the revenue villages, patta lands, revenue lands, gomal lands

and such other areas which do not form any part of the above mentioned State Forests and Reserve Forests. The encroached area

ordered for regularization under Government Order No.FEE 5 FGL 90 dated 05.05.1997 falling under Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary

is also excluded from the Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary. The various rights of way and rights of water as notified in ‘C’ statements

of the respective Reserve Forests shall continue.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred under section 26 (A) of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 (Central Act,

53 of 1972),the Government of Karnataka hereby declares the area, the situation and limits which are specified in the Schedules

(Including schedule I and II) shall be comprised within the “Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary” and the said area described in

Annexure–I shall be called as “Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary” with effect from the date of publication of this notification.

SCHEDULE

Name of the Districts

:

Udupi and Shimoga

Taluks

:

Hosanagar and Kundapur

Area

: 37037.22 Ha or 370.37 Sq. Kms.

(Excluding the Revenue Villages, Patta Lands, Revenue lands,

Betta lands on the date of publication of this notification)

ANNEXURE – I

Boundary description:

North: The boundary starts from the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 58’ 48.6” Long E74⁰ 39’ 59” near Edmalegudda, then

the line runs towards South along the Hulimurdibare Reserve Forest Boundary line of upto the GPS co-ordinate Lat N 13⁰ 54’ 11.4”

Long E074⁰ 42’ 46.2” and reaches near Madibaregudda. Then the line traverse in the direction of East along the boundary of Megini

Valley Reserve Forest boundary and reaches theGPS co-ordinate Lat N 13⁰ 63’ 30” Long E074⁰ 51’ 42” at the junction of Kodachadri

Reserve Forest Boundary and then traverses towards East along the proposed sanctuary boundary line of Kodachadri, Chakra

Reserved Forest Line and reaches the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 54’ 58.2” Long E74⁰ 53’ 19.8”.

East: The boundary line traverses towards South –East and reaches the locality viz.,Ampulodi at GPS co-ordinate Lat

N13⁰ 53’ 19.6” Long E 74⁰ 54’ 22.8”. Then the boundary line runs towards South-East and reaches near Kundgal at GPS co- ordinate

Lat N 13⁰ 50’ 24.6” Long E 74⁰ 53’ 26.4”. Then the line traverses towards South along the boundary of Kilandoor Reserve Forest and

reaches at GPS Co-ordinate Lat N 13⁰ 45’ 00” Long E 74⁰ 59’ 22.8”. Then the line traverse in the direction of East along the

boundary of Kilandoor and Hulikal Reserve Forest boundary and reaches at GPS co-ordinate Lat N 13⁰ 40’ 51.6” Long E074⁰ 55’

49.8” Then the line runs in the direction of South along the Hulikan and Metkalgudda Reserve Forest boundary and reaches at the

GPS co-ordinate Lat N 13⁰ 41’ 42” Long E 75⁰ 01’ 24”.

South: Then the line runs towards South-West along the boundary of Metkalgudda Reserve Forest and reaches at GPS

co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 28’ 48” Long E 74⁰ 55’ 30”. Further, the line runs towards North-East along the boundary of Metkalgudda

Reserve Forest and reaches Baregundi Reserve Forest Boundary at GPS co-ordinate Lat N 13⁰ 44’ 06” Long E 74⁰ 58’ 42”. Further

the line runs along the boundary of Baregundi Reserve Forest towards West and reaches at the GPS co-ordinate Lat N 13⁰ 42’ 12”

Long E 74⁰ 53’ 06”. Further, the line runs towards North and reaches at the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 42’ 18” Long E 74⁰ 55’ 54”.

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Further the line runs towards North-East direction along the boundary of Baregundi Reserve Forest and reaches the GPS co-

ordinate Lat N 13⁰ 43’ 42” Long E 74⁰ 52’ 12”. Then the line traverse towards North direction and reaches the Nagankalbare

Junction at the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 47’ 06.6” Long E 74⁰ 56’ 04.8”. Further, the line runs towards South - West and reaches

at Harmanpare Reserve forest at the GPS co-ordinate Lat N 13⁰ 42’ 18” Long E 74⁰ 55’ 54” at Baregundi. Further the line runs

towards South direction along Mudgalpare and Harmanpare Reserve Forest boundary line and reaches the GPS co-ordinate Lat

N13⁰ 41’ 27.6” Long E 74⁰ 51’ 17.4”.Then the line traverse towards West direction along the Chakranadi River and reaches Harajodi

locality at the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 41’ 54.6” Long E 74⁰ 46’ 17.4”. Then the line traverses towards North-West direction along

Chittur Reserve Forest boundary and reaches the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 43’ 4.8” Long E 74⁰ 44’ 58.5” at Kaikana locality.

West: The the boundary line runs along the Abbigudde Reserve Forest towards North and reaches the GPS co-ordinate

Lat N13⁰ 45’ 45.4” Long E74⁰ 44’ 28.2” at Mundukodlu locality. Then line continues towards North- East along the boundary of

Gundaberupare Reserve Forest and Murkodihole Reserve Forest and reaches Kochalamakki locality at the GPS co-ordinate Lat

N13⁰ 50’ 8.1” Long E74⁰ 48’ 54”.Further the line runs towards North-West direction along Korathikalbare Reserve Forest and reaches

at the Kasalkodlu locality at the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 51’ 14.4” Long E74⁰ 42’ 03.6”. Further, the line traverses North-West

direction along the boundary of Korathikalbare Reserve Forest and Hulimurdibare Reserve Forest and reaches near Thunduhole at

the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 56’ 46.2” Long E74⁰ 39’ 11.4”. Further, line runs towards North direction and reaches at the starting

point.

Portion of villages coming under proposed Mookambika wildlife sanctuary :

Kollur, Golihole, Yedthare, Byndoor, Jadkal, Mudur, Hallihole, Yelajith, Taggarse, Vandse, Idur-Kunjadi, Hosur, Chittur,

Keradi, Bellala, Alur, Olur, Manjagalale, Kattinahole, Killandoor jungle, Marati, Malali, Karimane, Mathikai, Nidgodu, Kairgunda.

SCHEDULE- I (Existing Area)

Name of the Districts

: Udupi and Shimoga District.

Present composition of

Reserve Forests details

: 247.00Sq Kms of Jannalane, Gunduberu, Talburane, Korakoppadahola, Harmannupare,

Abbigudde, Murkodihola, Nujinane, Mudgalpare, Chittor, Naganakalbare, Meganivalley,

Hulimurdibare, Korathikalbare and Madibare Reserve Forests.

SCHEDULE – II (Revised Area)

Name of the District

: Udupi and Shimoga.

Total Area

: 91518.98 Acres or 37037.22 Hac or 370.37 Sq.Kms.

Name of the Reserved Forests included:

Sl.

No.

Name of the reserved forests

Extent (in acres)

Declared RF in G.O.

1

Jannalane

666.20

247 Rev, dated : 20-03-1893

2

Gunduberu

1986.60

274 Rev, dated : 05-04-1893

3

Talburane

583.00

359 Rev, dated : 01-05-1893

4

Korakoppadahola

405.80

359 Rev, dated : 01-05-1893

5

Harmannupare

596.50

195 Rev, dated : 09-03-1894

6

Abbigudde

1281.30

301 Rev, dated : 10-07-1896

7

Murkodihola

748.45

984 Rev, dated : 24-11-1897

8

Nujinane

638.70

7 Rev, dated : 05-01-1898

9

Mudgalpare

5813.80

556 Rev, dated : 28-09-1898

10

Chittor

1781.10

654 Rev, dated : 07-11-1898

11

Naganakalbare

4880.13

675 Rev, dated : 14-11-1899

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No.

Name of the reserved forests

Extent (in acres)

Declared RF in G.O.

12

Meganivalley

13828.20

539 Rev, dated : 12-08-1899

13

Hulimurdibare

5472.00

205 Rev, dated : 27-03-1899

14

Korathikalbare

5507.20

257 Rev, dated : 22-04-1899

15

Madibare

16844.00

223 Rev, dated : 02-04-1899

16

Kodachadri

4076.80

R.1286-Ft 220-06-5 dated 12.08.1907

17

Chakra

1900.80

8248-Ft61-16-10 dated 06.02.1917

18

Kilandur

16256.00

6245-Ft 66-16-5 dated 18.12.1916

19

Hulikal

1049.60

5864-Ft60-16-5 dated 11.12.1916

20

Metkalgudda

5575.00

123 dated 07.03.1899

21

Baregundi

1627.80

11 Rev dated 05-01-1899

Total

91518.98

By order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka

G.S.GURUSIDDAIAH,

Deputy Secretary to Government,

P.R. 1156

Forest, Ecology and Environment Department.

FOREST, ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIATE

NOTIFICATION

No: FEE 302 FWL 2011-(IV), Bangalore, dated: 27 -12-2011.

Whereas the Government of Karnataka has declared the area, situation and limits which are specified in the Schedule I

below, to be a sanctuary as it is of adequate ecological, faunal, floral, geomorphological, natural or zoological significance for the

purpose of protecting, propagating or developing Wildlife or its environment. In exercise to the powers conferred under Section 18 of

the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, it has been declared as Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary vide Notification No. AHFF 75 FWL 84 dated:

14 -1- 87 and the same has been confirmed as per the provision conferred under Section 26A(b) of Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 as

per the Order No. FEE 57 FWL 94 dated: 13-06-1994. Further a corrigendum order was issued as per the Order No. FEE 166 FWL

94 dated: 03-08-1994 declaring an extent of 526.95 Sq. Kms as “Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary”.

And now, the Government of Karnataka consider its necessary to alter the limits and boundaries of the said Wildlife

Sanctuary in view of the following aspects:

i)

during the meeting of State Board for Wildlife of Karnataka chaired by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Karnataka

held on 26-07-2011, it has been unanimously resolved to approve the proposal for re organisation of Cauvery

Wildlife Sanctuary comprising of reserve forests only;

ii)

subsequently, during the meeting of Standing Committee of National Board for Wildlife held on 14-10-2011, has

given its approval for rationalization of boundaries of Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary vide letter dated: 14-11-2011 of

Ministry of Environment and Forests, New Delhi; and

iii)

since additional reserve forest also has better wildlife habitat and it is corridor for wildlife movements and the

areas have adequate ecological, faunal, floral, geomorphological, natural or zoological significance for the

purpose of protecting, propagating or developing Wildlife or its environment and by protecting these reserve

forests will act as barriers to core area and help in better management of wildlife habitats.

The Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary shall not include any of the revenue villages, patta lands, revenue lands, gomal lands and

such other areas which do not form any part of the above mentioned State Forests and Reserve Forests. The various rights of way

and rights of water as notified in ‘C’ statements of the respective Reserve Forests shall continue.

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Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred under section 26 (A) of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 (Central Act,

53 of 1972),the Government of Karnataka hereby declares the area, the situation, limits and areas of which are specified in the

Schedules (schedule I and II) shall be comprised within the “Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary” and the said area described in

Annexure–I shall be part of wildlife sanctuary called as “Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary” with effect from the date of publication of this

notification.

SCHEDULE

Name of the District

:

Ramanagara, Mandya and Chamarajnagar

Taluk/s

:

Kanakapura, Kollegal and Malavalli

Area

:

102753.50 Ha or 1027.53 Sq. Kms.

(Excluding the Revenue Villages, Patta Lands, Revenue lands, Betta lands on the date of

publication of this notification)

ANNEXURE–I

Boundary description:

WEST: Starting from the Stone No.1 GPS N 12⁰ 19’ 942”, E 77⁰ 13’ 497” of Basavanabetta reserve forest then line forwards North-

East along Basavanabetta reserve forest boundary line upto S.No.10 GPS N 12⁰ 20’ 335”, E 77⁰ 13’ 759” then line travels in the

northern deviation towards S.No:25 GPS N 12⁰ 21’ 084”, E 77⁰ 13’ 768”, then line run slightly North-West deviation upto a S.No. 46

GPS N 12⁰ 22’ 135”, E 77⁰ 13’ 336”. then run towards east upto S.No: 52 GPS N 12⁰ 12’ 260”, E 77⁰ 13’ 606”. then line runs towards

South-East upto Stone No.60 GPS N 12⁰ 21’ 818”, E 77⁰ 13’ 806”, then line runs towards east upto S.No.68 GPS N 12⁰ 21’ 831”, E

77⁰ 14’ 280, then line runs towards North upto S.No: 92 GPS N 12⁰ 23’ 014”, E 77⁰ 14’ 157. then line runs towards east S.No. 96

GPS N 12⁰ 23’ 097”, E 77⁰ 14’ 295”, then boundary travels towards north up to S.No.116 GPS N 12⁰ 24’ 258”, E 77⁰ 14’ 460” along the

village Mathyalakatte and Hagaduru village. Then the line runs towards South-East direction upto Stone No.121 GPS N 12⁰ 24’ 027”,

E 77⁰ 14’ 673” .along Hegaduru village, then line runs towards east upto Stone No.141 GPS N 12⁰ 24’ 206”, E 77⁰ 15’ 494” along the

village Gundapura. Then line travels towards east direction upto S.No. 160 GPS N 12⁰ 23’ 739”, E 77⁰ 16’ 389” abbeting the village

Gundapura, Nandipura and Kempaiahnadoddi, then the line run towards north direction upto Stone No. 166 GPS N 12⁰ 24’ 629”, E

77⁰ 16’ 739”. along Kempaiahnadoddi village, then line runs towards east upto S.No. 175 GPS N 12⁰ 24’ 059”, E 77⁰ 17’ 171” along

Deviralu village. Then line runs towards south upto S.No. 179 GPS N 12⁰ 23’ 905”, E 77⁰ 17’ 247” along village Deviralu village the

line runs towards S.No. 191 GPS N 12⁰ 23’ 888”, E 77⁰ 18’ 003”. along Harihara village and Bhoohalli village. Then line run towards

South-East upto S.No.209 GPS N 12⁰ 23’ 526”, E 77⁰ 18’ 851”. end with Basavanabetta Reserve Forest boundary and that stone No.

1 of ChilandaWadi reserve forests. The Sanctuary Boundary as northern side start from s.no. 1 of Chilandawadi reserve forest GPS

N 12⁰ 19’ 825”, E 77⁰ 23’ 657” and run towards North -East upto S.No. 61 of GPS N 12⁰ 19’ 424”, E 77⁰ 24’ 198” . Abetting the

Bhuvalli, Dantur, Chikkamudude village, Nayakanahalli and Alahalli village. Then line runs upto S.No.134 GPS N 12⁰ 20’ 714”, E 77⁰

24’ 637”. along Alahalli, Uyamballi village and Helagalli village and Harosh. Then line run towards east upto stone no. 161 GPS N

12⁰ 20’ 088”, E 77⁰ 25’ 886”. and meets reserve forest boundary of Chunchi (East). From stone No. 1 of Chunchi east line runs

towards north upto GPS N 12⁰ 19’ 45.5”, E 77⁰ 27’ 57.1” and then line run towards south upto GPS N 12⁰ 21’ 32.8”, E 77⁰ 26’ 10.06” .

and meets reserve forest boundary of Muggur reserve forest. Then the line touches Muggur reserve forest at stone No. 43 GPS N

12⁰ 19’ 975”, E 77⁰ 29’ 827” running along Arekeppa, kotekoppe and Alanathi village. Then line runs towards South-East up to stone

No.140 GPS N 12⁰ 21’ 038”, E 77⁰ 32’ 657”.From there Sanctuary Boundary runs towards south upto stone No. 149 GPS N 12⁰ 20’

713”, E 77⁰ 32’ 852” for . to meet reserve forest boundary of Chavarkal.

Chavarkal reserve forest then continues starting with stone No.1 of Chavarkal GPS N 12⁰ 20’ 579”, E 77⁰ 32’ 643” and run

towards east upto interstate boundary of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka touching kestur reserve forest in Tamil Nadu and moves towards

south meets Muggur reserve forest at S.No. 204 GPS N 12⁰ 28’ 144”, E 77⁰ 33’ 452” and moves towards south upto S.No. 216 GPS N

12⁰ 17’ 712”, E 77⁰ 33’ 452” and moves towards south upto S.No. 216 GPS N 12⁰ 17’ 712”, E 77⁰ 33’ 106” and again moves towards

west upto S.No.246 GPS N 12⁰ 17’ 391”, E 77⁰ 31’ 907” and then line runs towards west upto S.No.290 GPS N 12⁰ 16’ 769”, E 77⁰

30’ 224”. Then line runs towards South-West up to S.No. 335 GPS N 12⁰ 14’ 782”, E 77⁰ 28’ 292” where it meets river Cauvery.

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NORTH: Then the Sanctuary line continues along river Cauvery which is also state boundary upto the point where palar river joins

Cauvery.

EAST: From the above point the line runs along Palar river upto the point where Kokkarehalla joins Palar river, then it continues

along the said halla at the point where Tulakkambihalla joins, then along Tulakkambihalla upto the point which is the South-East

corner of Indiganatha enclosure, then along the eastern boundary of the said enclosure and then northern boundary upto the point

where one of the tributary upto Yelekattuhalla, crosses the boundary, then along the said tributary upto Yelekattuhalla, then the line

runs along the river said halla upto the point where Gopinatham, M. Malai road crosses the river, then the line continues from the said

point along Bejjalani foot path where it crosses Gukkadahalla, then along the said halla upto the point where Jenukalluhalla joins

Gukkadahalla, then the line continues along Jenukahalla upto the South-East corner of Panchallani enclosure boundary, then the line

continues along the eastern boundary of the said enclosure upto the South-East corner crosses said enclosure then the artificial line

runs straight to the point which is the peak of Ponnachibetta, then the line continues from the said betta along one of the tributary of

Mamadavuhalla and joins Mamadavuhalla upto the point where Panchalkerehalla joins, then along Panchalkerehalla and crossing

the ridge in the same direction and joins Thondehalla, then along Thondehalla in South-West direction and then the artificial line

crossing the Belthalgumma ridge and joins Mantudukahalla, then along the said halla with Gundihalla, then along Gundihalla upto

Changadi enclosures, then the line continues in an artificial line upto one of the tributary of Naduttalhalla upto Elethhotadahalla, then

Elethotadahalla upto the point where the line ‘D’ between M.Malai and Cowdally touches. Then the line continues along said ‘D’ line

crossing the river Uduthorahalla and reaches the boundary of private lands. Then the line continues along the forest boundary upto

the point of Shaggyam Ganigamangala road, then along the said road upto Ganigamangala enclosure then along the eastern and

northern boundary of the said enclosure up to Agasagittihalla, then along the said halla in the South-West direction upto the forest

boundary. Then the line continues along the effort boundary crossing. Doddahalla upto point where the Koralaseatte - Kothanur road

crosses the boundary, then along the road upto river Cauvery. Then the line continues crossing river Cauvery along Kesarkkihalla

upto starting point.

SOUTH: Now Cowdalli reserve forest joins Sanctuary from M.M.Hills Wildlife Range Boundary ends at Mamadavuhalla upto the

point where Panchalkerehalla joins Cowdalli Wildlife Range Starts, then along Panchalkerehalla and crossing the ridge in the same

direction and joins Thondehalla, then along Thondehalla in South-West direction and then the artificial line crossing the

Belthalgumma ridge and joins Mantudukahalla, then along the said halla with Gundihalla, then along Gundihalla upto Changadi

enclosures, then the line continues in an artificial line upto one of the tributary of Naduttalhalla upto Elethhotadahalla, then

Elethotadahalla upto boundary of Mahadeshwara Malai Reserve Forest ending at Kuratti Bavi. Cowdalli reserve Forest starts, then

from stone No. 116 GPS N 12⁰ 06’ 625”, E 77⁰ 30’ 473” to S.No. 131 (E) (Cairn No 35), runs towards North-West, then turns

South-West upto stone. No. 133 GPS N 12⁰ 05’ 521”, E 77⁰ 27’ 344” and crosses Bhadraiahnahalli -Arabagere Road, then moves

South-West along stone No.137 (C) (Cairn 38) and moves towards stone No. 156 (Cairn 45), again it moves South-East towards

stone No. 157 GPS N 12⁰ 05’ 521”, E 77⁰ 27’ 344” (Cairn 46). Then the boundary line moves towards South-West Stone No.164

(Cairn No 48), again the line deviates towards South-West upto stone No. 167 (Cairn 49) and ends at Badraiahnahalli touching

Surgur Ayan Road and moves along the road in the M.G.Doddi revenue land and moves towards western direction upto stone

No.174 (Cairn No.50) and takes slight deviation along the road moving towards North-West upto stone No.185(A) (Cairn No. 53),

and moves towards North-East and touch’s and crosses Uduthorehalla, moving towards slightly South-West along the stone

No.187(C) (Cairn No. 55) Then moves towards south direction up to stone No.187(I) (Cairn No. 56), again it moves towards slightly

towards South-West direction upto stone No.190 (C) (Cairn No.58), it again moves towards west upto stone No.193(A) GPS N 12⁰

04’ 626”, E 77⁰ 29’ 200” (Cairn No. 59) touching Ellemala – Cowdalli Road near Mallaiahnapura then moves towards South-West

Stone. No. 193(G) (Cairn No- 63) then it again turns down south direction upto Stone No. 200(C) (Cairn No. 63) near

Dommanagadde-1. Then turns towards South-West Stone No. 207(A) (Cairn No.64). Again it deviates towards western direction upto

Stone No. 224(A) (Cairn No. 67) touching the village Ajjipura Revenue land then turns upto wards North Stone No. 224(B) (Cairn

No. 68) and it takes deviation towards North-West upto Stone No.226(A) (Cairn No. 69) and it moves towards Northern direction upto

Stone No. 230(A) (Cairn No. 70) then it takes deviation towards North-East direction upto Stone No. 230 (D), Cairn No. 71 then it

turns North-East upto Stone No.246(B) GPS N 12⁰ 04’ 630”, E 77⁰ 23’ 063” (Cairn No. 76) ending Ajjipura revenue land. Then

touching Ellemala village boundary runs along stone. No 247 (Cairn No. 78) moves towards Northern direction crossing S.No. 250

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GPS N 12⁰ 05’ 130”, E 77⁰ 23’ 107” Kenchaiahnadoddi- MM. Hills roads and moves towards slightly North-East direction upto Stone

No. 253(B) (Cairn No. 80) then turns 90^o towards western direction and touches Stone No. 256(A) GPS N 12⁰ 05’ 642”, E 77⁰ 22’ 827”

(Cairn No. 81) and it will take deviation towards North-East upto Stone No. 260(A), Cairn No. 82. Again it moves towards north

direction upto Stone No.264(B) (Cairn No. 83) again it takes deviation up to stone No.271(A) Ellemala boundary moving towards

North-East upto Stone No. 285(B) along D.M. Samudra and Eddamaranahalli Halla and crosses Thattahalla, moves towards North-

East direction along Guriyurhalla S.No.300 GPS N 12⁰ 09’ 297”, E 77⁰ 24’ 149”, Nayakaradoddi, Thomiyar Palya, Jaganathdoddi

running towards North-East along Shagya (Maria mangala Village) ending at stone No. 1 of Cowdalli Reserve Forest touching

Chikkallur R F. Chikkallur reserve forest joins Sanctuary at S.No.265 GPS N 12⁰ 11’ 091”, E 77⁰ 25’ 694” line runs moves towards

North-West direction up to S.No.322(A), GPS N 12⁰ 13’ 683”, E 77⁰ 24’ 633”. and runs it moves towards west touching S.No.333(A)

GPS N 12⁰ 13’ 709”, E 77⁰ 23’ 662” then line moves towards S.No. 350 (E) GPS N 12⁰ 11’ 400”, E 77⁰ 23’ 014”, then lines runs

towards South-West up to S.No.383(A) GPS N 12⁰ 10’ 222”, E 77⁰ 19’ 653” touches Mambetta reserve forest. Then line runs towards

South-West upto S.No.54(B) GPS N 12⁰ 09’ 737”, E 77⁰ 19’ 204” then line runs towards west upto S.No. 82(A) GPS N 12⁰ 10’ 098”, E

77⁰ 18’ 149”, then line runs towards North-West upto stone No.88(A) GPS N 12⁰ 10’ 077”, E 77⁰ 17’ 641”. then line runs slightly

towards south upto S.No.107(A) GPS N 12⁰ 08’ 798”, E 77⁰ 17’ 269”, then line run towards South-West S.No.127 GPS N 12⁰ 08’ 768”,

E 77⁰ 16’ 339” . Then line runs towards North-West upto S.No.138(A) GPS N 12⁰ 08’ 979”, E 77⁰ 16’ 293” . then line runs towards

North direction up to S.No.148(A) GPS N 12⁰ 10’ 158”, E 77⁰ 16’ 267” , then line run towards, then the line runs towards North-West

upto S.No.82(A) GPS N 12⁰ 10’ 098”, E 77⁰ 18’ 149”. then it moves towards South-West upto S.No.107 (A) GPS N 12⁰ 08’ 798”, E 77⁰

17’ 269” . then it moves towards North-West upto S.No.199 (A) GPS N 12⁰ 08’ 441”, E 77⁰ 16’ 665” . then line run towards North-East

upto S.No.69 of Mambetta Reserve Forest GPS N 12⁰ 11’ 875”, E 77⁰ 18’ 104” where it meet common boundary Mambetta

and Chikkallur reserve forest. Then line runs towards North east upto stone No.417 GPS N 12⁰ 13’ 072”, E 77⁰ 19’ 172”. then the line

continues reserve forest boundary evorry Doddahalla upto point where the Koralasette, Kothanur Road across the boundary.Then

the line moves towards South-West upto S.No.602 GPS N 12⁰ 15’ 763”, E 77⁰ 17’ 216”, then line runs towards North-West upto

S.No.619 GPS N 12⁰ 16’ 149”, E 77⁰ 16’ 834”. then the line runs towards North-East upto S.No.628(A) GPS N 12⁰ 15’ 748”, E 77⁰ 16’

765” . then the line runs towards East upto S.No. 636(A) GPS N 12⁰ 15’ 409”, E 77⁰ 16’ 638”. then the line moves towards North-East

upto S.No.710(A) GPS N 12⁰ 16’ 858”, E 77⁰ 14’ 964” . then line runs towards North upto S.No.730 GPS N 12⁰ 18’ 286”, E 77⁰ 14’

729” and meets the river Cauvery touching village Jageri. Then Sanctuary boundary line crosses Cauvery River and meet the

S.No.169 of Dhanguru reserve forest GPS N 12⁰ 18’ 579”, E 77⁰ 14’ 315” and runs all along the river Cauvery Upto S.No.201 GPS N

12⁰ 18’ 545”, E 77⁰ 01’ 645” . then line runs towards north upto S.No.1 of Dhangur reserve forest GPS N 12⁰ 18’ 764”, E 77⁰ 09’ 734”

and then line runs towards North up to S.No.67 GPS N 12⁰ 21’ 345”, E 77⁰ 10’ 353”. then the line moves towards South-West upto

S.No.126 GPS N 12⁰ 24’ 067”, E 77⁰ 12’ 349” where it meets Simsa river and across the river and touches line S.No. 1 of

Basavanabetta reserve Forest. Thereby it completes the full boundary description of the Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary.

SCHEDULE–I (Existing Area)

Name of the District : Chamarajanagara and Ramanagara

Present composition of Reserved Forests details:

526.95 SqKms of Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary area includes Basavanabetta State Forest, Chilandavadi Forest, Muggur

State Forest, Chikkalur Reserved Forest, and Mahadeshwara Resrve Forest.

SCHEDULE–II (Revised Area)

Name of the District : Chamarajanagara and Ramanagara

Total Area : 102753.50 Hacters or 1027.53 Sq. Kms.

Re-Organized Area of Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary,

Kollegal, Chamrajnagar showing inclusion of additional Reserve Forests

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Sl.

No.

Name of the

Reserve Forest

Total Extent

RF/SF (Ha.)

Extent RF/SF

already with

CWL (Ha.)

Extent

RF/SF now

proposed

(Ha.)

Total

Proposed

Extent (Ha.)

Difference

of area

(Ha.)

(C - F)

Remarks

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

1

Cowdally

10232.52

-

5175.00

3825.00

9000.00

1232.52

Hanur Range

Rampura

Range

2

Chilandvadi

10087.88

1987.50

10088.00

12075.50

-1987.62

3

Chikyalur

25100.95

13875.00

10878.00

24753.00

347.95

4

Malaimahadeshwar

betta

70384.45

31023.50

-

31023.50

39360.95

5

Basavanabetta

9698.05

3765.50

362.00

5913.00

4127.50

5913.00

5570.55

-5913.00

Sathnur

Range

Malavalli

Range

6

Dhanaguru

2623.00

-

2624.00

2624.00

-1.00

7

Mambetta

2828.24

-

2701.00

2701.00

127.24

8

Mugur

8676.65

2044.00

6851.00

8895.00

-218.35

9

Chavurakallu

1261.83

-

1212.00

1212.00

49.83

10

Chunchi (East)

428.97

-

429.00

429.00

-0.03

Total

141322.54

52695.50

50058.00

102753.50

38569.04

By order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka

G.S.GURUSIDDAIAH,

Deputy Secretary to Government,

P.R. 1157

Forest, Ecology and Environment Department.

FOREST, ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIATE

NOTIFICATION

No: FEE 302 FWL 2011-(V), Bangalore, dated: 27 -12-2011.

Whereas the Government of Karnataka has declared the area, situation and limits of which are specified in the Schedule I

below to be a sanctuary as it is of adequate ecological, faunal, floral, geomorphological, natural or zoological significance for the

purpose of protecting, propagating or developing Wildlife or its environment. In exercise to the powers conferred under Section 18 of

the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, it has been declared as Someshwara Wildlife Sanctuary (A and B Blocks) vide Notification No.

AFD 51 FWL 74 dated 05-06-1974 and the same has been confirmed as per the provision conferred under Section 26(A) of Wildlife

(Protection) Act, 1972 as per the Notification No. AFD 51 FWL 76, dated: 12.10.1979.

And now, the Government of Karnataka consider it’s necessary to alter the limits and boundaries of the said Wildlife

Sanctuary in view of the following aspects:

i)

during the meeting of State Board for Wildlife of Karnataka chaired by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Karnataka

held on 26-07-2011, it has been unanimously resolved to approve the proposal for re-organisation of

Someshwara Wildlife Sanctuary comprising of reserve forests only;

ii)

subsequently, during the meeting of Standing Committee of National Board for Wildlife held on 14-10-2011 has

given its approval for rationalization of boundaries of the Someshwara Wildlife Sanctuary vide letter dated

14-11-2011 of Ministry of Environment and Forests, New Delhi; and

iii)

since additional reserve forest also has better wildlife habitat and it is corridor for wildlife movements and the

areas have adequate ecological, faunal, floral, geomorphological, natural or zoological significance for the

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purpose of protecting, propagating or developing Wildlife or its environment and by protecting these reserve

forest will act as barriers to core area and help in better management of wildlife habitats.

The Someshwara Wildlife Sanctuary shall not include any of the revenue villages, patta lands, revenue lands, gomal lands

and such other areas which do not form any part of State Forests and Reserve Forests. The encroached area ordered for

regularization under Government Order No.FEE 5 FGL 90 dated 05.05.1997 falling under Someshwara Wildlife Sanctuary is also

excluded from the Someshwara Wildlife Sanctuary. The various rights of way and rights of water as notified in ‘C’ statements of the

respective Reserve Forests shall continue.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred under section 26 (A) of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 (Central Act,

53 of 1972), the Government of Karnataka hereby declares the area, the situation and limits which are specified in the Schedules

(including schedule I and II) shall be comprised within the “Someshwara Wildlife Sanctuary” and the said area described in

Annexure–I shall be called as “Someshwara Wildlife Sanctuary” with effect from the date of publication of this Notification.

SCHEDULE

Name of the Districts

:

Udupi and Shimoga

Taluks

:

Udupi, Kundapur, Karkala and Thirthahalli

Area

:

31425.54 ha or 314.25 sq kms.

(Excluding the Revenue Villages, Patta

Lands, Revenue lands, Betta lands on the

date of publication of this notification)

ANNEXURE – I

Boundary description:

North

: The proposed sanctuary boundary line starts at the locality near dasikan with GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 42’ 23.9” Long

E74⁰ 59’ 18.8” boundary line traverses along the Tombattu Reserved forest D’line towards East direction and reaches the

GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 41’ 40.0” Long E75⁰ 01’ 19.1” near Kanchikal abbe falls. Then the boundary line runs in the

South East direction along the Tombattu reserved forest boundary line and reaches the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 36’

32.8” Long E75⁰ 03’ 07.9” near Mudukubri Bare, then the boundary line traverse in the direction of North along Agumbe

State Forest D’line and reaches the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 37’ 38.3” Long E75⁰ 03’ 42.1” near Nirga. Then the

boundary line runs along Agumbe State Forest boundry line in the direction South East and reaches the GPS co-ordinate

Lat N13⁰ 35’ 37.1” Long E75⁰ 06’ 35.6” near Kokodu.

East

: Further, the line runs towards South and reaches at the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 29’ 47.7” Long E75⁰ 05’ 17.7” near

Agumbe Check Post. Further, the line runs along the boundary line of Balehalli State Forest towards eastern direction and

reaches at the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 29’ 51.9” LongE75⁰ 09’ 45.2” near Kote locality. Further the line runs towards

South direction along Balehalli State Forest boundary line reaches at the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 27’34.8” Long E75⁰

08’32.6”. near Attibare of Someshwara Reserve Forest. Further, the line runs towards South along the boundary of

Someshwara Reserved Forest and reaches at the Manaki betta at the GPS co- ordinate Lat N13⁰ 23’ 07.1” LongE75⁰

08’27.7”.

South : The line runs towards South direction along Someshwara Reserve Forest boundary line and reachesat the GPS co-

ordinate Lat N 13⁰ 21’ 20.6” LongE 75⁰ 05’ 59.3”near Beggad gudda. Further the line runs towards North-West direction

and reaches at the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 26’ 52.9” LongE 75⁰ 01’12.5” near Nakre. Then the boundary line traverses

along the D’line of Jatkatmale Reserved Forest and passes the Hebri –Shimoga State highway and then abates the

sanctuary boundary line and then runs along the Matkalgudde Reserve Forest boundary line then again abates sanctuary

boundary line then traverse along the Jomblukadu and Tenkahola Reserved Forest Boundary line and reaches at the

GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 29’ 14.4” LongE74⁰ 55’ 36.3 at junction of Sitanadi and Honkal Halla.

West

: The proposed Sanctuary boundary line runs along the Tenkahola Reserved Forest boundary line towards North-East

direction abates Someshwara Sanctuary and then again reaches the Mavinakodlu Reserve Forest boundary line at the

GPS co- ordinate Lat N13⁰ 30’ 22.7” LongE74⁰ 59’ 00.6 near Mavinakodlu”. Then the boundary line traverses along

Mavinakodlu and Ballimane Reserve Forest in the direction of North and reaches at the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 35’

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25.9” LongE74⁰ 58’ 35.4” near Hadimane, then the boundary line passes along the Thombettu Reserve Forest boundary

line towards North and reaches the GPS co-ordinate Lat N13⁰ 39’ 05.2” LongE74⁰ 57’ 41.5” near Holebagilu. Then the

proposed sanctuary line traverses along the Thombettu Reserved Forest towards North and reaches the starting point.

Portion of villages coming under proposed Someshwara Wildlife Sanctuary

Tallur, Balehalli, Shuntihaklu, Shivalli, Machattu, Dasarakodige, HosuruBelve , Madamakki, Shedimane, Amasebailu,

Albadi, Belanje, Nadpalu, Hebri, Kuchoor, Chara, Nalkoor.

SCHEDULE – I

(Existing Area)

Name of the District

:

Udupi.

Present composition of

Reserved forests details

:

88.40 Sq Kms of Someshwara Wildlife Sanctuary area includes

Ballimane Reserve Forest, Old Someshwara Reserve Forest,

New Someshwara Reserve Forest, Jatkatmale Reserve Forest,

Mavinakodlu Reserve Forest, Thenkahola Reserve Forest,

Matkalgudde Reserve Forest, Jomblukadu Reserve Forest and

Chara Block I and II.

SCHEDULE -II (Revised Area)

Name of the District

:

Udupi and Shimoga

Total Area

:

77652.51 Acres or 31425.54 Ha. or 314.25 Sq. Kms

Name of the Reserve Forests included:

Sl.

No.

Name of the Reserve Forests

Extent (acres)

Notification number

1

Ballimane RF

10756.80

G.O.No.1035 Rev, dated : 10-10-1900

2

Old Someshwara RF

2095.23

G.O.No.22, dated : 14-02-1907

3

New Someshwara RF

2477.40

G.O.No.129 Rev, dated : 19-01-1907

4

Jatkatmale RF

1294.70

G.O.No.370 Rev, dated : 13-06-1899

5

Mavinakodlu RF

1416.40

G.O.No.664 Rev, dated : 29-09-1899

6

Thenkahola RF

2199.28

G.O.No.317 Rev, dated : 14-04-1891

7

Matkalgudde RF

291.80

G.O.No.64 Rev, dated : 29-09-1899

8

Jomblukadu RF

550.00

G.O.No.AFO 76/39/8, dated : 10-06-1984

9

Balehalli RF

4716.80

757 dated 24.03.1913

10

Agumbe State Forest

12947.20

486-9 dated 30.06.1913

11

Someshwar Reserved Forest

26653.30

416 rev dated 04.05.1900

12

Tombattu RF

12253.60

393 dated 29.08.1899

Total

77652.51

Note:-

Chara Block included in the existing sanctuary has been excluded as it is not a Reserved forest. Proposal under

section 4 itself has been rejected by the Deputy Commissioner, South Canara.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka

G.S.GURUSIDDAIAH,

Deputy Secretary to Government,

P.R. 1158

Forest, Ecology and Environment Department.

FOREST, ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIATE

NOTIFICATION

No: FEE 302 FWL 2011-(I), Bangalore, dated: 27 -12-2011.

Whereas the Government of Karnataka has declared the area, situation and limits which are specified in the Annexure III

and IV, to be a sanctuary as it is of adequate ecological, faunal, floral, geomorphological, natural or zoological significance for the

purpose of protecting, propagating or developing Wildlife or its environment. In exercise of powers conferred under subsection (b) of

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section 26A of the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972(central act, 53 of 1972), it has been declared an area of 638.3483 sq. kms as

Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary vide notification No. FEE 58 FWL 96 dated: 09-03-1998 and order no FEE 16 FWL 2008 dated:

11.09.2008.

And now, the government of Karnataka consider its necessary to increase the area and limits of Dandeli Wildlife Division in

view of following factors:

i)

during the meeting of State Board for Wildlife of Karnataka chaired by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of

Karnataka held on 26-07-2011, it has been unanimously resolved to approve the proposal for re

organisation of Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary comprising of reserve forests only;

ii)

subsequently, during the meeting of Standing Committee of National Board for Wildlife held on 14-10-2011,

has given its approval for rationalization of boundries of the Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary vide letter dated:

14-11-2011 of Ministry of Environment & Forests, New Delhi;

iii)

the area proposed to be added to sanctuary consists of the semi ever green and ever-green forest patches

of the forest in the Western Ghats. All along the inter-state border adjoining this area is a continuous tract of

protected areas of Goa;

iv)

the area is a link between Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary and Bhimgad Wildlife Sanctuary;

v)

the area is part of Sharavathi Khanapur landscape tiger population and has rich bio-diversity; and

vi)

the area is part of the area which the Government of India while giving environmental clearance to Kalinadi

stage II hydro electric project opined to be included in the existing wildlife sanctuary (No.3/24/78 HCT/ENV

dated: 16-08-1979).

Dandeli wildlife sanctuary shall not include any of the revenue villages, patta land, land already released by Government

for non-forestry purpose, hakkal and betta land on the date of publication of this Notification. The various rights of waters and other

rights as notified in the VFR statements of the respective reserved forests shall continue.

The detailed description of the reserve forests constituting the area is as contained in the enclosed Annexure Nos. II, III

and IV.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred under section 26A of Wildlife Protection Act, 1972(central act, 53 of 1972)

the Government of Karnataka hereby declares that the area, situation and limits which are specified in the Schedule (Including

Annexures-II, III and IV) shall be comprised within the Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary and further declares that the said area described in

Annexure – I shall be called as “Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary” with effect from the date of publication of this Notification.

SCHEDULE

Name of the District

:

Uttara Kannada

Taluk

:

Joida and Haliyala

Area

:

88641.47 Hectares or 886.41 Sq. Kms.

(Excluding revenue villages, patta lands, revenue

lands, hakkal and betta lands on the date of

publication of this notification)

ANNEXURE-I

Boundary Description:

East

: The boundary of re-organised Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary starts at the South Eastern corner of southern boundary of

Bhimgad Wildlife Sanctuary at GPS location 15º28' 50.91" N and 74º22' 31.04" E then and then runs along the southern

boundary of compartments TGB24,TGB25 and TGB26 of Tinaighat range till it reaches the Duski river near the boundary

of Anmod village and then the boundary runs along the Duski river up to where Duski river meets Pandri river at the GPS

location 15º 22' 23.72" N and 74º22' 20.13" E and then it runs along the right bank of Kali river and all along the Supa

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backwater boundary eastwards till it reaches the boundary of existing Dandeli Wildlife division at Natur nala the boundary

then runs southward along the existing boundary of Dandeli wildlife division touching Aurli Potoli road and then runs along

this road up to Potoli junction and then follows Potoli Bommanhalli road via Virnoli and Kulgi upto the causeway of Kali

river and crosses river Kali near Bommanhalli.

South : The boundary then runs along the downstream of right bank of Kali river upto a point where Thattihalla nala joins Kali

river and then runs downstream along Kali river upto the point where Vakaihalla joins Kali river near Suligeri village.

West

: From the point where Vakaihalla joins Kali river the boundary runs along the upstream of Vakaihalla up to a point where

Kodathalli village road crosses the Vakaihalla and runs along the village road of Suligeri -Kodathalli upto Ulvi village. Then

the boundary runs along Ulvi Kumbarwada road up to a point where it meets Kaneri River and then runs along the

upstream of Kaneri River till it meets Kumbarwada Karwar road and further follows Kundal village road upto Goa state

boundary. It then runs along the interstate boundary of Goa and Karnataka northward till it touches the South-Western

corner of Bhimgad Wildlife Sanctuary at GPS location 15° 31’ 26.28”N and 74° 16’ 44.87” E .

North

: Then runs along the southern boundary of Bhimgad Wildlife Sanctuary till it reaches the starting point at GPS location

15º28' 50.91" N and 74º22' 31.04"E.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka

G.S.GURUSIDDAIAH,

Deputy Secretary to Government,

Forest, Ecology and Environment Department.

ANNEXURE-II

(New areas to be added to Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary)

Sl.

No

District

Taluka

Village

Sy.Nos

Govt. Notification No.

Reserve(Proper) Forests

Acres

Gunta

Annas

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

1

U.K.

Joida

Kuweshi

27

7258/14-9-1896

2903

6

U.K.

Joida

Kuweshi

42

7258/14-9-1896

946

29

U.K.

Joida

Kuweshi

21

3322/A/23-3-1908

3

27

U.K.

Joida

Kuweshi

50

6023/B/17-6-1908

867

0

Total :

4720

22

2

U.K.

Joida

Bazar

Kunang

16

7258/14-9-1896

961

11

U.K.

Joida

Bazar

Kunang

32

7258/14-9-1896

1002

6

U.K.

Joida

Bazar

Kunang

40

3322/A/23-3-1908

2

11

U.K.

Joida

Bazar

Kunang

39

6043/B/17-6-1908

2869

38

U.K.

Joida

Bazar

Kunang

78

6043/B/17-6-1908

2

0

U.K.

Joida

Bazar

Kunang

79

6043/B/17-6-1908

2

0

U.K.

Joida

Bazar

Kunang

80

6043/B/17-6-1908

2

0

U.K.

Joida

Bazar

Kunang

81

6043/B/17-6-1908

2

0

U.K.

Joida

Bazar

Kunang

82

6043/B/17-6-1908

2

0

U.K.

Joida

Bazar

Kunang

6

6043/B/17-6-1908

2

0

U.K.

Joida

Bazar

Kunang

7

26/FLD/2656/66556/ 3-7-1956

1

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1

2

3

4

5

6

7

U.K.

Joida

Bazar

Kunang

15

26/FLD/2656/66556/3-7-1956

5

32

U.K.

Joida

Bazar

Kunang

31

26/FLD/2656/66556/3-7-1956

8

15

Total :

4863

32

3

U.K.

Joida

Atle

1

7256/14-9-1896

402

37

U.K.

Joida

Atle

2

7256/14-9-1896

3002

15

U.K.

Joida

Atle

5

7256/14-9-1896

230

21

U.K.

Joida

Atle

7

7256/14-9-1896

18

0

U.K.

Joida

Atle

8

7256/14-9-1896

18

0

U.K.

Joida

Atle

9

7256/14-9-1896

18

0

U.K.

Joida

Atle

10

7256/14-9-1896

18

0

U.K.

Joida

Atle

11

7256/14-9-1896

18

0

Total :

3725

33

4

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

3

7258/14-9-1896

4027

4

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

4

33586/7-1-1938

333

16

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

66

33586/7-1-1938

63

2

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

17

33586/7-1-1938

419

27

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

31

33586/7-1-1938

368

32

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

5

10800/10-11-1906

1

5

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

6

10800/10-11-1906

4

19

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

7

10800/10-11-1906

0

33

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

8

10800/10-11-1906

0

7

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

9

10800/10-11-1906

1

18

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

10

10800/10-11-1906

2

18

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

11

10800/10-11-1906

6

39

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

12

10800/10-11-1906

5

26

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

13

10800/10-11-1906

0

36

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

14

10800/10-11-1906

2

20

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

15

10800/10-11-1906

5

9

U.K.

Joida

Kalambuli

3B

2016/19-5-1921

0

17

Total :

5244

8

5

U.K.

Joida

Warlewadi

7

7258/14-9-1896

111

29

U.K.

Joida

Warlewadi

16

7258/14-9-1896

1311

18

U.K.

Joida

Warlewadi

30

7258/14-9-1896

1456

39

U.K.

Joida

Warlewadi

15

12798/1-12-1915

1

7

U.K.

Joida

Warlewadi

21

12798/1-12-1915

3

14

U.K.

Joida

Warlewadi

34

12798/1-12-1915

1

9

Total :

2885

36

6

U.K.

Joida

Ninnur

52

7258/14-9-1896

348

14

U.K.

Joida

Ninnur

53

7258/14-9-1896

410

35

Total :

759

9

7

U.K.

Joida

Rangaruckh

9

7258/14-9-1896

1354

2

U.K.

Joida

Rangaruckh

20

7258/14-9-1896

168

32

U.K.

Joida

Rangaruckh

21

7258/14-9-1896

17

13

U.K.

Joida

Rangaruckh

24

7258/14-9-1896

856

31

U.K.

Joida

Rangaruckh

13

7258/14-9-1896

3

10

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1

2

3

4

5

6

7

U.K.

Joida

Rangaruckh

10

12798/1-2-1915

2

7

Total :

2402

15

8

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

8

7258/14-9-1896

163

33

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

9

7258/14-9-1896

322

19

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

27

7258/14-9-1896

238

26

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

32

7258/14-9-1896

362

32

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

130

7258/14-9-1896

3

14

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

78

7258/14-9-1896

1066

35

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

107

7258/14-9-1896

645

35

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

19

7258/14-9-1896

14

29

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

79

7258/14-9-1896

3

11

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

33

7258/14-9-1896

31

18

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

21

7258/14-9-1896

4

0

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

22

7258/14-9-1896

5

0

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

23

7258/14-9-1896

2

7

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

24

7258/14-9-1896

1

36

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

25

7258/14-9-1896

1

6

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

83

7258/14-9-1896

2

12

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

85

7258/14-9-1896

3

10

U.K.

Joida

Akethi

46

7258/14-9-1896

0

36

Total :

2873

39

9

U.K.

Joida

Aveda

populwadi

27

7258/14-9-1896

509

24

U.K.

Joida

Aveda

Populwadi

30

7258/14-9-1896

1321

8

U.K.

Joida

Aveda

Populwadi

32

7258/14-9-1896

334

22

U.K.

Joida

Aveda

Populwadi

50

7258/14-9-1896

79

24

Total :

2244

38

10

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

19

7258/14-9-1896

309

3

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

26

7258/14-9-1896

385

7

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

57

7258/14-9-1896

1847

20

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

87

7258/14-9-1896

2144

8

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

20

7258/14-9-1896

0

11

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

21

7258/14-9-1896

15

28

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

22

7258/14-9-1896

1

1

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

45

7258/14-9-1896

0

21

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

64

7258/14-9-1896

1

30

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

71

7258/14-9-1896

1

30

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

80

7258/14-9-1896

4

16

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

23

7258/14-9-1896

2

16

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

24

7258/14-9-1896

4

4

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

25

12718/1-12-1915

3

2

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

46

12718/1-12-1915

0

38

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

66

12718/1-12-1915

4

4

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

68

12718/1-12-1915

2

37

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

69

12718/1-12-1915

2

8

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1

2

3

4

5

6

7

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

72

12718/1-12-1915

4

18

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

70

12718/1-12-1915

2

13

U.K.

Joida

Anmod

83

12718/1-12-1915

3

0

Total :

4740

35

11

U.K.

Joida

Palade

17

7258/14-9-1896

2413

10

U.K.

Joida

Palade

18

7258/14-9-1896

220

17

U.K.

Joida

Palade

19

7258/14-9-1896

187

10

U.K.

Joida

Palade

25

7258/14-9-1896

40

24

Total :

2861

21

12

U.K.

Joida

Viranjole

5AI

7258/14-9-1896

2670

7

U.K.

Joida

Viranjole

7

7258/14-9-1896

315

13

U.K.

Joida

Viranjole

10

7258/14-9-1896

468

37

U.K.

Joida

Viranjole

11

7258/14-9-1896

196

34

Total :

3651

11

13

U.K.

Joida

Karambal

6AI

7258/14-9-1896

326

15

U.K.

Joida

Karambal

12A

7258/14-9-1896

174

29

U.K.

Joida

Karambal

11

7258/14-9-1896

1620

19

U.K.

Joida

Karambal

21

7258/14-9-1896

16

8

Total :

2137

31

14

U.K.

Joida

Watle

3

7258/14-9-1896

338

7

U.K.

Joida

Watle

5

7258/14-9-1896

528

4

U.K.

Joida

Watle

14

7258/14-9-1896

631

26

U.K.

Joida

Watle

15

7258/14-9-1896

470

14

Total :

1968

11

15

U.K.

Joida

Ivoli

29

7258/14-9-1896

1470

38

U.K.

Joida

Ivoli

125

7258/14-9-1896

755

9

U.K.

Joida

Ivoli

42

7258/14-9-1896

441

34

U.K.

Joida

Ivoli

57

7258/14-9-1896

348

18

U.K.

Joida

Ivoli

94

7258/14-9-1896

1868

22

U.K.

Joida

Ivoli

32

7258/14-9-1896

0

33

U.K.

Joida

Ivoli

76

7258/14-9-1896

0

34

U.K.

Joida

Ivoli

77

7258/14-9-1896

1

6

Total :

4887

34

16

U.K.

Joida

Pisose

4

7258/14-9-1896

518

20

U.K.

Joida

Pisose

5

7258/14-9-1896

218

15

Total :

736

35

17

U.K.

Joida

Sirgure

9

20

0

U.K.

Joida

Sirgure

11

S-35/9/23597 & 35/9/23597/12-

12-1935

591

24

U.K.

Joida

Sirgure

12

7258/14-9-1896

584

37

U.K.

Joida

Sirgure

10

7258/14-9-1896

7

6

U.K.

Joida

Sirgure

13

3022/A/23-3-1908

7

18

Total :

1211

5

18

U.K.

Joida

Bandoda

33

6043/B/17-6-1908

9

0

U.K.

Joida

Bandoda

34

6043/B/17-6-1908

9

0

U.K.

Joida

Bandoda

35

6043/B/17-6-1908

9

0

U.K.

Joida

Bandoda

36

6043/B/17-6-1908

9

0

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1

2

3

4

5

6

7

U.K.

Joida

Bandoda

37

6043/B/17-6-1908

9

0

U.K.

Joida

Bandoda

38

6043/B/17-6-1908

2

0

U.K.

Joida

Bandoda

39

6043/B/17-6-1908

2

0

U.K.

Joida

Bandoda

40

6043/B/17-6-1908

2

0

U.K.

Joida

Bandoda

41

6043/B/17-6-1908

2

0

U.K.

Joida

Bandoda

42

6043/B/17-6-1908

2

0

U.K.

Joida

Bandoda

13

6043/B/17-6-1908

475

24

U.K.

Joida

Bandoda

15

7258/14-9-1896

627

31

Total :

1158

15

19

U.K.

Joida

Kewarle

79

3022/A/23-3-1908

254

36

U.K.

Joida

Kewarle

81

3022/A/23-3-1908

409

32

U.K.

Joida

Kewarle

88

3022/A/23-3-1908

337

27

U.K.

Joida

Kewarle

89

3022/A/23-3-1908

0

35

U.K.

Joida

Kewarle

90

3022/A/23-3-1908

2

6

Total :

1005

16

20

U.K.

Joida

Asangao

65

7258/14-9-1896

1

23

U.K.

Joida

Asangao

66

7258/14-9-1896

628

15

U.K.

Joida

Asangao

70

7258/14-9-1896

246

7

U.K.

Joida

Asangao

90

7258/14-9-1896

5

36

U.K.

Joida

Asangao

91

7258/14-9-1896

520

3

U.K.

Joida

Asangao

25

3022/A/23-3-1908

1

23

U.K.

Joida

Asangao

86

3022/A/23-3-1908

1

17

Total :

1405

4

21

U.K.

Joida

Hatkamba

20

7258/14-9-1896

1918

7

U.K.

Joida

Hatkamba

21

7258/14-9-1896

555

30

U.K.

Joida

Hatkamba

33

7258/14-9-1896

193

38

U.K.

Joida

Hatkamba

80

7258/14-9-1896

600

10

U.K.

Joida

Hatkamba

37

7258/14-9-1896

1

32

U.K.

Joida

Hatkamba

38

7258/14-9-1896

2

34

U.K.

Joida

Hatkamba

44

7258/14-9-1896

2

21

U.K.

Joida

Hatkamba

46

7258/14-9-1896

4

27

Total :

3279

39

22

U.K.

Joida

Apeli

34

7258/14-9-1896

531

38

Total :

531

38

23

U.K.

Joida

Kukadalli

63

7258/14-9-1896

533

25

Total :

533

25

24

U.K.

Joida

Jamgali

17

7258/14-9-1896

233

12

Total :

233

12

25

U.K.

Joida

Viral

14

7258/14-9-1896

463

24

U.K.

Joida

Viral

15

7258/14-9-1896

7

31

U.K.

Joida

Viral

25

7258/14-9-1896

760

35

U.K.

Joida

Viral

16

7258/14-9-1896

0

38

U.K.

Joida

Viral

26

7258/14-9-1896

1

3

Total :

1234

11

Total Area in Acres 61298.375

Total Area in Ha. 24806.61