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SC. 100

PÉ. GªÀiÁ¥Àw

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PÀAzÁAiÀÄ E¯ÁSÉ

ENERGY SECRETARIAT

Sub:

Issue of directions Under Section 11 of Electricity Act 2003 to the Generators in the

State for Supply of energy to the State subject to determination of final tariff by

Hon’ble Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC).

PREAMBLE:

1.

The electricity demand of the Karnataka state is met by Karnataka Power Corporation Limited, Hydel and Thermal generation

sources, CGS allocation, NCE sources, Short term / Medium term and Long term purchases. Currently State is facing

major power crisis, stemmed from a failed monsoon causing severe drought.

2.

The severe drought faced by the State has enhanced the power demand of the State further adding to the deficit. During the

months of Aug-2015 and Sept-2015, the earlier requirement of 156 MUs projected by SLDC is raised to 180 MUs. As such, in

the current scenario the same trend is likely to continue for the ensuing months also.

3.

During August 2015 the 2 units of UPCL plant with a capacity of 1200 MW were under shutdown due to problem in circulating

water system and difficulty encountered in setting right the same due to high turbidity and reduced flow in sea-water intake

system. One unit of UPCL of 600 MW is put back to service on 29.08.2015. During outage of both units of UPCL, the hydro

generation was utilized to the maximum extent.

4.

Further, the fluctuation in Renewable energy generation and outages in the state and central thermal Generating units has also

forced the state to use more hydro power and as a result hydro levels in the reservoirs is fast receding.

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5.

The status of hydro availability, measures taken to tide over the crisis and impediments faced in meeting the demand

supply gap are as detailed below:

Hydro Availability in 3 Major Hydro Reservoirs:

a)

The availability as on 09

th September 2015 in the 3 major hydro Reservoirs of the State viz. Linganamakki, Supa & Mani

reservoirs is 2042 MUs(44.82%), 1313 MUs(41.56%) & 601MUs(61.81%) respectively as against 4552MUs(99.89%),

2458 MUs(77.81%) &776 MUs(79.73%) respectively on the same day in 2014.

b)

As on 09

th September 2015, the overall major hydro reservoir availability was 3957 MU (45.54%) as against 7786 MU (89.61%)

in 2014 and 8285 MU (95.35%) in 2013 on the same day (08

th September 2015). There is a shortfall of 3830 MU compared to

2014 and 4338 MU compared to 2013 as on date. The hydro availability per day will be 13.41 MU against the 26.39 MU in 2014

and 28.08 MU in 2013 which is only 50% of the previous year average availability.

Measures taken to tide over the crisis

a)

To mitigate the crisis, State has tied up power from various sources on short term/long term basis within the state and outside

the state. Details as follows.



PPA signed by BESCOM with M/s. Global Energy Pvt. Ltd, for supply of 90-133 MW for the period July to August-2015

and 135-165 MW for the period September to May-2016 through 220 KV Chikkodi-Kolhapur Interstate lines at the rate

of Rs 4.85 per unit.



Tender has been finalized for procurement of 707 MW for the period from 15

th September 2015 to 31

st May 2016 on

short term basis at the rate of Rs 5.08 per unit (L1 price). The scheduled delivery date has been preponed from

15

th September 2015 to 20

th August 2015 to tide over the situation. 250-300 MW of power is flowing from JSW from

26

th August 2015. The details of month wise quantum tied up are as follows.

Month

Aug

-15

Sep

-15

(Upto

15

th)

Sep

-15

(Upto

30

th)

Oct

-15

Nov

-15

Dec

-15

Jan

-16

Feb

-16

Mar

-16

Apr

-16

May

-16

Quantum in

MW

287.5

353.3

458.4

546.2

590.9

679.3

707.3

707.3

695.3

662.2

618.0



Further additional quantum to an extent of 100 MW is being supplied by JSW to BESCOM from 01.09.2015 to

15.09.2015.



State has contracted 450 MW RTC power from Damodar Valley Corporation, on long term basis. The supply is likely to

start from 01

st December 2015.

Impediments faced in procuring additional power for meeting the widened demand supply gap:

a)

Efforts are made by BESCOM to buy power in Energy Exchange available at the rate of Rs 4.10 per unit on regular basis.

However the exchange rates are highly fluctuating and during past 15 days a steep rise has been observed in the exchange

rates with the average rates going up from 4.65/unit to 8.55/unit and currently peak hour Market Cleared Prices ranging between

Rs. 9 to Rs. 10.55 per unit. Thus exchange purchases are challenged with higher rates and curtailment in volume due to

corridor congestion.

b)

To purchase power from other regions, there is corridor constraint for flow of power from other regions to southern region as

seen from the application cleared by SRLDC under STOA.

c)

It may be noted that, during 2015-16 the capacity addition to an extent of 1500 MW was supposed to be added from BTPS unit

3 and Yeramarus, but there is delay in capacity addition due to project specific issues.

6.

From the facts indicated in the pre-paras it is evident that though all efforts are being made to pool the power from various

resources demand could not be met on account of a wide gap in demand and availability owing to failed monsoon and

unforeseen/foreseen outages in KPCL and CGS thermal units as well as delay in commissioning of the projects.

7.

Currently, the state is able to meet energy requirement of 130 MU per day and maximum demand of about 5800-6000 MWs only

with the available power sources. The State is forced to resort scheduled and unscheduled load shedding to an extent of 2000

MWs to operate & maintain the grid as per IEGC Regulations.

8.

Under the above circumstances, in view of non-availability of corridor for inter-state transmission of power the only option left is to

tap the power from Intra-State generators. There are many open access generators within the state who are exporting power

outside the state through power exchange and short term open access. GOK has imposed Section 11 in the previous years and

availed power from open access generators to mitigate the power crisis.

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9.

Section 11 of EA, 2003 provides that:

a)

The Appropriate Government may specify that a generating company in extraordinary circumstances operate and maintain any

generating station in accordance with the directions of that Government in the public interest.

b)

The Appropriate Commission may offset the adverse financial impact of the directions referred to in sub section (1) on any

generating company in such manner as it considers appropriate.

10.

As a matter of policy, it is in the public interest, to mitigate severe power crisis in the State, all the Generators in the State of

Karnataka have to run their plants to full exportable capacity and pump energy to the State Grid for utilization within the State

Grid to bridge the Demand supply gap. Hence this Order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. EN 11 PPT 2015, BENGALURU, DATED 16

th SEPTEMBER 2015

In the circumstances explained in the Preamble and in exercise of the powers conferred under section-11 of Electricity Act

2003, the State Government hereby issues the following directions in the public interest with immediate effect and until further orders.

a)

All the Generators in the State of Karnataka shall operate and maintain their generating stations to maximum exportable

capacity subject to following conditions:

i)

The tariff determined for current short term procurement through bid route is Rs. 5.08/unit hence for supply of energy by

the Generators under Section 11 Rs. 5.08/unit is fixed provisionally subject to determination of final tariff by Hon’ble

KERC.

ii)

Joint meter readings shall be basis for raising the monthly bills.

iii)

Rebate of 2% shall be allowed on the bill amount if payment is made within 5 days from the date of presentation of bill

or other wise 1% shall be allowed if the payments are made within 30 days.

iv)

Due date for making payment shall be 30 days from the date of presentation of the bill.

v)

Surcharge at 1.25% per month shall be payable if the payments are made beyond due date.

vi)

The Jurisdictional Distribution Licensee shall raise the bill for the energy imported by the Generators Under Section 11.

vii)

Energy pumped by Generators under Section 11 shall be allocated amongst ESCOMs as per Govt., Order dated

05.09.2015 as follows:

BESCOM

46.39%

MESCOM

07.89%

CESC

11.60%

HESCOM

19.00%

GESCOM

15.12%

Total

100%

viii)

The Generators shall raise the bills in the above proportion to respective ESCOMs.

b)

The above tariff is provisional and is subject to approval of Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC).

c)

The above proposal shall not be applicable for the Intra-State Generators who are having valid PPA’s with the Distribution

Licensees in the State of Karnataka.

d)

All State Electricity Supply Companies (ESCOMs) shall submit a Memorandum on the power situation within 15 days from

date of this order before the Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC) and request to fix the tariff for supply of

energy by the Generators source-wise (i.e. Cogeneration, Biomass, Captive, IPP, etc) under Section 11 of Electricity Act

2003.

PR. 579

SC. 50

BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF GOVERNOR OF KARNATAKA,

G.N.YEDRAVI

DEPUTY SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT,

ENERGY DEPARTMENT,

COMMERCE & INDUSTRIES SECRETARIAT

Sub:

Change of name from M/s Mitsubishi Elevator ETA India Private Ltd., to M/s Mitsubishi Elevator India Pvt. Ltd., - reg.

Ref:

1) Proceedings of the 34

th SHLCC meeting held on 04.03.2014.

2) Government Order No. CI 87 SPI 2014, dated: 07.05.2014.

3) Request from M/s Mitsubishi Elevator ETA India Private Ltd., dated: 10.06.2015.

4) Proceedings of the 35

th State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) meeting held on 14.05.2014.

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Preamble:

The project proposal of M/s Mitsubishi Elevator ETA India Private Ltd., to establish a unit to manufacture “Elevators”, with an

investment of Rs. 170.00 crore, generating employment to about 305 persons at Vemgal Industrial Area, Kolar District was approved in

34

th SHLCC meeting held on 04.03.2014. Accordingly Government Order was issued at read (2) above.

M/s Mitsubishi Elevator ETA India Private Ltd., in its letter read at (3) above has requested for the change in the name of the

company from M/s Mitsubishi Elevator ETA India Private Ltd., to M/s Mitsubishi Elevator India Pvt. Ltd.

In the 35

th SHLCC meeting held on 14.05.2014, the committee noted that some of the projects approved earlier, which require

minor changes in the Government Orders needed to wait till the subsequent SHLCC or SLSWCC meeting took place and this would

delay the implementation of the projects. After detailed discussion, the committee authorized Additional Chief Secretary to Government,

Commerce and Industries Department to amend the Government Orders / Approval letters and to place such issues before the next

SHLCC / SLSWCC for ratification.

Hence the following Order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. CI 87 SPI 2014, BENGALURU, DATED : 06.10.2015

Government is pleased to give approval for the change of name from M/s Mitsubishi Elevator ETA India Private

Ltd., to “M/s Mitsubishi Elevator India Pvt. Ltd.,” for implementation of the project approved vide Government Order No. CI 87 SPI

2014, dated: 07.05.2014.

The other terms and conditions remain unaltered.

PR. 638

SC. 25

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

S. UMADEVI

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

COMMERCE & INDUSTRIES SECRETARIAT

Sub:

Implementation of “Karnataka Pharmaceutical Policy-2012” by Commerce and Industries Department.

Read:

1) Proceedings of the 20

th Land Audit Committee (LAC) meeting held on 03.09.2015.

2) Government Order No. HFW 95 IMM 2012, Bengaluru, dated: 24.01.2013.

Government of Karnataka has brought out “Karnataka Pharmaceutical Policy-2012” to encourage Pharmaceutical and R&D

industry keeping in view their special requirements. Accordingly, Government Order read above was issued and is being implemented

by Health & Family Welfare Department.

In order to give a focused approach and attract huge investments in Pharmaceutical and R&D sector, it is felt that Department

of Commerce & Industries should be made as the Nodal Department for implementation of the policy as most of the policy initiatives

deal with infrastructure development and promotional activities and same sentiments have been expressed by the Karnataka Drugs and

Pharmaceutical Association.

Hence the following order.

Government Order No. CI 204 SPI 2015, Bengaluru, dated: 09.10.2015

In view of the points explained in the preamble, Government has accorded approval for the implementation of the “Karnataka

Pharmaceutical Policy-2012” by Commerce & Industries Department subject to following conditions:

1.

Commerce and Industries Department will accept and process the investment proposals in

Pharmaceutical and R&D sector in the State and implement the “Karnataka Pharmaceutical Policy 2012”.

2.

On promotion and policy decisions to encourage the types of drugs to be manufactured in the State, the

Commerce & Industries Department will do so in consultation with Health & Family Welfare Department.

This order is issued as per the concurrence given by the Health & Family Welfare Department at para 19 in file no CI 204 SPI

2015.

PR. 644

SC. 100

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

S. UMADEVI

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

COMMERCE & INDUSTRIES SECRETARIAT

Sub:

Approval to the proposal of M/s Satarem Enterprises Pvt. Ltd., to establish “Municipal Solid Waste Management

and Waste to Energy Power Generation”.

Read:

1) Proceedings of the 20

th Land Audit Committee (LAC) meeting held on 03.09.2015.

2) Proceedings of the 41

st State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) meeting held on 05.10.2015.

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Preamble:

M/s Satarem Enterprises Pvt. Ltd., has proposed to establish “Municipal Solid Waste Management and Waste to Energy

Power Generation”, with an investment of Rs. 240.00 crores, generating employment to about 300 persons at Chikkahullur Industrial

Area, Hosakote Taluk, Bengaluru Rural District.

The proposal of the company has been placed before the 20

th LAC meeting held on 03.09.2015. The decision of the LAC is as

follows:

The Committee after detailed discussions resolved to recommend to SHLCC for allotment of 30 acres of land for the project

and KIADB was requested to earmark the land at Chikkahullur or Kamblipur Industrial Area, Hosakote Taluk, Bengaluru Rural District.

The proposal was approved in the 41

st State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) Meeting held on 05.10.2015.

Government has examined the recommendations made by the State High Level Clearance Committee in all aspects.

Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. CI 231 SPI 2015, BENGALURU, DATED: 15.10.2015

Government is pleased to accord in-principle approval to the investment proposal of M/s Satarem Enterprises Pvt. Ltd., to

establish “Municipal Solid Waste Management and Waste to Energy Power Generation”, with an investment of Rs. 240.00 crores

generating employment to about 300 persons with the following infrastructure assistances, incentives and concessions:

Land

30 Acres of land at any other suitable location to be identified by KIADB.

Water

25,00,000 LPD from KIADB.

Power

750 KVA power from BESCOM.

Incentive &

Concessions

As per applicable Policy of the State.

Sanction of the above infrastructure facilities, incentives and concessions is subject to the following terms and conditions:

1.

Environment: The company to obtain Consent for Establishment and Consent for Operation from KSPCB and

environmental clearance from MoEF, Govt. of India or the Dept of Forest, Ecology & Environment, Govt. of Karnataka, if

applicable.

2.

Employment: The Company shall comply with the provisions of Industrial Policy 2014-19 of Govt. of Karnataka with respect

to local employment on the project. Prepare a plan for development of Human Resources required for the project, train local

people. A copy of Human Resources Development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development &

Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

3.

Vendor Development: Wherever there is scope for vendor development for the project, the company shall prepare a vendor

development plan, develop local vendors and procure the required inputs, components and sub-assemblies from these local

vendor units. A copy of the vendor development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director

of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

4.

Social Infrastructure Development: The Company is advised to take up social infrastructure development projects in the

vicinity of the proposed location of the unit and comply with the stipulation of Company Act 2013. A copy of such projects shall

be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

5.

Others:

a)

The company shall adopt rainwater harvesting, waste water recycling and water conservation techniques. Zero

discharge facility should be adopted wherever applicable.

b)

The company shall take all statutory and other necessary clearances from the competent authorities including Govt.

of India and shall submit milestones/progress in the implementation of the project regularly, which will be monitored

by the Department.

c)

The company shall provide at least one employment per family of land looser.

This approval is valid for a period of two years from the date of issue of this Government Order.

PR. 645

SC. 25

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

S. UMADEVI

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

COMMERCE & INDUSTRIES SECRETARIAT

Sub:

Approval to the proposal of M/s Ecomaister Beads India Pvt. Ltd., to establish manufacture of Precious

Slag Ball at Toranagallu Village, Sandur Taluk, Bellary District.

Read:

1) Proceedings of the 20

th Land Audit Committee (LAC) meeting held on 03.09.2015.

2) Proceedings of the 40

th State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) meeting held on 14.09.2015.

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Preamble:

M/s Ecomaister Beads India Pvt. Ltd., has proposed to establish manufacture of Precious Slag Ball, with an investment of

Rs. 148.72 crores, generating employment to about 132 persons at Toranagallu Village, Sandur Taluk, Bellary District.

The proposal of the company has been placed before the 20

th LAC meeting held on 03.09.2015. The decision of the LAC is as

follows:

The Committee after detailed discussions resolved to recommend to SHLCC to permit the company to establish the project in

2 acres 32 guntas of leased land allotted by M/s JSW Steels Ltd., at Toranagallu Village, Sandur Taluk, Bellary District, on their

premises.

The proposal was examined in the 40

th State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) Meeting held on 14.09.2015.

Government has examined the recommendations made by the State High Level Clearance Committee in all aspects.

Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. CI 222 SPI 2015, BENGALURU, DATED: 29.09.2015

Government is pleased to accord in-principle approval to the investment proposal of M/s Ecomaister Beads India Pvt. Ltd., to

establish manufacture of Precious Slag Ball, with an investment of Rs. 148.72 crores at Toranagallu Village, Sandur Taluk, Bellary

District, generating employment to about 132 persons with the following infrastructure assistances, incentives and concessions:

Land

:

2.32 acres of leased land allotted by M/s JSW Steels Ltd., at Sy. Nos. 84(AB), 88(A), 88(C)

and 87(A) of Toranagallu Village, Sandur Taluk, Bellary District.

Water :

18,000 LPD from Local Authorities.

Power :

3,180 KVA from GESCOM.

Incentive &

Concessions

:

As per New Industrial Policy 2014-19 of the State.

Sanction of the above infrastructure facilities, incentives and concessions is subject to the following terms and conditions:

1.

Environment: The company to obtain Consent for Establishment and Consent for Operation from KSPCB and

environmental clearance from MoEF, Govt. of India or the Dept of Forest, Ecology & Environment, Govt. of Karnataka, if

applicable.

2.

Employment: The Company shall comply with the provisions of Industrial Policy 2014-19 of Govt. of Karnataka with respect

to local employment on the project. Prepare a plan for development of Human Resources required for the project, train local

people. A copy of Human Resources Development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development &

Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

3.

Vendor Development: Wherever there is scope for vendor development for the project, the company shall prepare a vendor

development plan, develop local vendors and procure the required inputs, components and sub-assemblies from these local

vendor units. A copy of the vendor development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director

of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

4.

Social Infrastructure Development: The Company is advised to take up social infrastructure development projects in the

vicinity of the proposed location of the unit and comply with the stipulation of Company Act 2013. A copy of such projects shall

be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

5.

Others:

a)

The company shall adopt rainwater harvesting, waste water recycling and water conservation techniques. Zero

discharge facility should be adopted wherever applicable.

b)

The company shall take all statutory and other necessary clearances from the competent authorities including Govt.

of India and shall submit milestones/progress in the implementation of the project regularly, which will be monitored

by the Department.

c)

The company shall provide at least one employment per family of land looser.

This approval is valid for a period of two years from the date of issue of this Government Order.

PR. 606

SC. 25

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

S. UMADEVI

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

COMMERCE & INDUSTRIES SECRETARIAT

Sub:

Approval to the proposal of M/s Toyota Industries India Pvt. Ltd., to establish manufacture of

Textile Machinery at Vasanthanarasura Industrial Area, Tumkur District.

Read:

1) Proceedings of the 20

th Land Audit Committee (LAC) meeting held on 03.09.2015.

2) Proceedings of the 40

th State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) meeting held on

14.09.2015.

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Preamble:

M/s Toyota Industries India Pvt. Ltd., has proposed to establish manufacture of Textile Machinery, with an investment of

Rs. 410.00 crores, generating employment to about 800 persons at Vasanthanarasura Industrial Area, Tumkur District.

The proposal of the company has been placed before the 20

th LAC meeting held on 03.09.2015. The decision of the LAC is as

follows:

The Committee after detailed discussions recommended to SHLCC for approval of the project in 41 acres of land in

Vasanthanarasapura Industrial Area subject to the condition to identify alternate land in the same industrial area in consultation with

KIADB for the project and provide the details to KUM.

The proposal was examined in the 40

th State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) Meeting held on 14.09.2015.

Government has examined the recommendations made by the State High Level Clearance Committee in all aspects.

Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. CI 223 SPI 2015, BENGALURU, DATED: 29.09.2015

Government is pleased to accord in-principle approval to the investment proposal of M/s Toyota Industries India Pvt. Ltd., to

establish manufacture of Textile Machinery, with an investment of Rs. 410.00 crores at Vasanthanaraspura Industrial Area, Tumkur

District generating employment to about 800 persons with the following infrastructure assistances, incentives and concessions:

Land

:

KIADB to allot 41 acres of land at Vasanthanarasapura Industrial Area, Tumkur District.

Water :

80,000 LPD from KIADB.

Power :

4,000 KVA power from BESCOM.

Incentive &

Concessions

:

As per New Industrial Policy 2014-19 of the State.

Sanction of the above infrastructure facilities, incentives and concessions is subject to the following terms and conditions:

1.

Environment: The company to obtain Consent for Establishment and Consent for Operation from KSPCB and environmental

clearance from MoEF, Govt. of India or the Dept of Forest, Ecology & Environment, Govt. of Karnataka, if applicable.

2.

Employment: The Company shall comply with the provisions of Industrial Policy 2014-19 of Govt. of Karnataka with respect

to local employment on the project. Prepare a plan for development of Human Resources required for the project, train local

people. A copy of Human Resources Development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development &

Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

3.

Vendor Development: Wherever there is scope for vendor development for the project, the company shall prepare a vendor

development plan, develop local vendors and procure the required inputs, components and sub-assemblies from these local

vendor units. A copy of the vendor development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director

of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

4.

Social Infrastructure Development: The Company is advised to take up social infrastructure development projects in the

vicinity of the proposed location of the unit and comply with the stipulation of Company Act 2013. A copy of such projects shall

be sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

5.

Others:

a)

The company shall adopt rainwater harvesting, waste water recycling and water conservation techniques. Zero

discharge facility should be adopted wherever applicable.

b)

The company shall take all statutory and other necessary clearances from the competent authorities including Govt.

of India and shall submit milestones/progress in the implementation of the project regularly, which will be monitored

by the Department.

c)

The company shall provide at least one employment per family of land looser.

This approval is valid for a period of two years from the date of issue of this Government Order.

PR. 607

SC. 25

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

S. UMADEVI

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

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CHAPTER-I

DETAILS FOR AFFILIATION OF COLLEGES AND RECOGNITION OF INSTITUTIONS

1. Affiliation of Colleges

(1) Colleges within the University area shall on satisfying the conditions specified in this section be affiliated to the University as

affiliated colleges of the University on the recommendations made by the State Government.

(2) The Registrar shall notify at least in two leading newspapers, one in English and one in Kannada, inviting applications for

affiliation of new colleges, new courses in the existing affiliated colleges, new subjects in the affiliated colleges and also variation in the

sanctioned intake fixing the last date for receipt of applications. The advertisement shall also contain such other particulars as may be

required by the University and also specify the amount of fee for affiliation with a specific indication where the college requires to obtain

the approval or recognition of the ICAR or such other authorities to that effect.

(3) A college applying for affiliation to the University shall send an application to the Registrar within the time limit stipulated in

the advertisement furnishing the information with respect to the following namely:

(i)

That it will supply a need in the locality, having regard to the type of education intended to be provided by the college,

the existing provision for the same type of education made by other colleges in the neighbourhood and the suitability of

the locality where the college is to be established.

(ii)

That it is to be under the management of a regularly constituted governing body.

(iii)

That the strength and qualifications of the teaching staff and the conditions governing their tenure of office are such as

to make due provision for the courses of instruction, teaching or training to be undertaken by the college.

(iv)

That the buildings in which the college is to be located are suitable and that provision shall be made in conformity with

the Statutes and Regulations for the residence in the college or in lodgings approved by the college, for students not

residing with their parents or guardians and for the supervision and welfare of students.

(v)

That due provision has been made for a library.

(vi)

That where affiliation is sought in any branch of experimental science, that arrangements have been or shall be made,

within a stipulated time, in conformity with the Statutes, and Regulations for imparting instruction in the branch of

science in a properly equipped laboratory or museum. The affiliated college should follow good laboratory safety

practices to ensure safety of staff and students, and provide for safety fume hood cabinets for corrosive chemicals and

design lbs for fire safety with emergency exists;

(vii)

That as far as circumstances may permit, due provision shall be made for the residence of the principal and members of

the teaching staff in or near the college or the place provided for the residence of students;

(viii)

That the financial resources of the college are such as to make due provision for its continued maintenance and efficient

working; and

(ix)

That rules fixing the fees if any to be paid by the students have been framed.

(4) Applications for affiliation of new colleges shall not be entertained from individuals, but only from the Registered Society or

Registered Public Trust, financially viable to run the Colleges without the aid of the State Government.

(5) The application shall further contain an undertaking that after the college is affiliated there shall not be any transfer of

management or change of name and style of the college, without prior approval of the State Government and the University.

(6) On receipt of application under sub-section (2), it shall be placed before the Board for consideration. The Board on

consideration of each of the applications for affiliation shall direct a local inquiry to be made by a local inquiry committee.

(7) The local inquiry committee shall within thirty days from the date of constitution thereof submit a report to the Academic

Council.

(8) The Academic Council shall soon after the receipt of the report of the local inquiry committee consider the findings of the

Committee in the report and make such further enquiry as may appear to it to be necessary and record its opinion on such request and

transmit it to the Board.

(9) The Board shall consider the report of the Committee and the resolution of the Academic Council and shall further record its

opinion on the question whether the request shall be granted either in whole or in part or rejected, after making such further enquiry as

may be deemed necessary.

(10) The Registrar shall submit the application and its enclosures, annexures, the report of the local inquiry committee, and the

proceedings of the Academic Council and Board to the State Government for taking a decision thereon before thirty first March of the

ensuing year.

(11) The State Government shall consider such applications in the light of the recommendations of the local inquiry committee,

the Academic Council and the Board and after such enquiry as may appear to it to be necessary make their recommendation to the

University to affiliate or reject affiliation, as the case may be, or any part thereof, including the variation in the intake.

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(12) The University shall on receipt of the directions of the State Government, issue formal orders accordingly.

(13) Sanction of affiliation however, be subject to obtaining the prior approval of the ICAR or such other authorities or bodies

concerned and the intake determined shall not exceed the intake if any specified by such authorities or bodies.

(14) Where the application for affiliation or fixation of intake or any part thereof is granted by the University on the

recommendation of the State Government, the University shall specify in the order the courses of study in respect of which and the

period for which the College or Course is affiliated with the specified intake with or without specific conditions.

(15) Where such an application or any part thereof is rejected by the State Government or the University, the grounds of such

rejection shall be stated.

(16) Any application made under sub-section (1) may be withdrawn by the applicant at any time before an order is made under

sub-section (12).

(17) Renewal of affiliation or continuation of affiliation for each academic year for the existing courses of study and extension of

affiliation for follow-on courses, excluding new courses, may be granted by the Board in consultation with the Academic Council in the

same manner as applicable for grant of fresh affiliation.

(18) The intake in respect of each of the courses of study shall be determined on a yearly basis by the State Government.

2. Restriction on admission of students in a new college

(1) Admission of students shall not be made by a new college seeking affiliation to any University or by an existing college

seeking affiliation to a new course of study or in excess of the stipulated intake, unless, as the case may be affiliation has been granted

by the University to a new college or to a new course in the existing affiliated college in respect of such a course of study or for variation

of the stipulated intake.

(2) If any Institution which contravenes the provisions of sub-section (1) shall be liable for action under the Karnataka Prohibition

of Admissions of Students to Unrecognized and Un-affiliated Educational Institutions Act, 1992 (Karnataka Act 7 of 1993).

3. Restriction for appearance in the examinations: A student whose admission has become invalid or whose admission has not been

approved by the University or who has been admitted to a college or course of study in excess of the prescribed intake shall not be

eligible to appear for the examination conducted by either the College or the University.

4. Permanent Affiliation

(1) A College which was affiliated continuously for a period of not less than five years and fulfilled all the conditions of affiliation

and attained the academic excellence and the administrative standards on an average stipulated by the University from time to time

shall be eligible for grant of permanent affiliation.

(2) The provisions of Section 2 shall mutatis mutandis apply for sanction of permanent affiliation.

(3) A College permanently affiliated to the University shall be subject to review of its functioning both administratively and

academically from time to time by the University and the State Government, at least once in a period of five years.

(4) Notwithstanding anything contained in the preceding sub-sections, if a permanently affiliated college fails to fulfill any of the

conditions specified in sub-section (1), the permanent affiliation shall be revoked:

Provided that permanent affiliation shall not be revoked unless an opportunity is afforded by the University to the college

concerned:

Provided further that on revocation of the permanent affiliation, the concerned college shall seek temporary continuation of

affiliation on yearly basis.

5. Withdrawal of Affiliation

(1) The rights conferred on a college by affiliation, either temporary or permanent, may be withdrawn in whole or in part or

modified, if the college has failed to comply with any of the provisions of this Act or the college has failed to comply with any of the

conditions of the affiliation or the college conducted in a manner prejudicial to the interest of the education.

(2) A motion for the withdrawal or the modification of such rights shall be initiated only in the meeting of the Board. Any member

of the Board, including ex-officio member who intends to move such a motion shall give a notice of it in writing setting out the grounds

on which such a motion is made.

(3) Before taking the said motion into consideration, the Board shall send a copy of the said notice to the Principal of the College

concerned specifically intimating that any representation in writing on the motion shall be submitted by the College within a period to be

specified in such intimation and the same will be considered by the Board.

(4) The period so specified in sub-section (3) may if so expedient be extended by the Board up to a reasonable time.

(5) On receipt of the representation or on the expiry of the period referred to in the preceding sub-sections, the Board shall,

after considering the notice of motion, the grounds set out therein and the representation received thereon and after such inspection by

a Committee constituted and authorized by it in this behalf and after such further enquiry as may appear to it to be necessary pass a

resolution regarding the reasons therefore and shall transmit it to the Academic Council.

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(6) On receipt of the report under sub-section (5), the Academic Council shall, after such further enquiry, if any as may appear to

it to be necessary, record its opinion and refer back to the Board.

(7) The Board after considering the resolution of the Academic Council shall pass a final resolution recommending the

withdrawal of affiliation. Such a resolution shall not be deemed to have been passed by the Board unless it has obtained the support of

two third of the members present at a meeting.

(8) The Registrar shall submit the proposal with all the documents including the notice of motion, the reply of the college,

resolutions of the Board and the Academic Council to the State Government for taking decision.

(9) The State Government may, after such further enquiry, as may appear to it to be necessary, direct the University to withdraw

the affiliation in whole or in part or as modified and as applicable from a particular academic year or to reject the proposal.

(10) The University shall on receipt of such direction pass formal order in accordance with such direction.

(11) The students of a college, the affiliation of which has been withdrawn in whole or in part shall be accommodated in the

nearby colleges by the University by increasing the intake in respect of a particular course of study to the extent of such students to be

accommodated as per the decision of the University. All the documents in respect of such students shall be transferred from the college

in respect of which the affiliation has been withdrawn to the college to which they are transferred by the University.

6. Voluntary closure of College or Course

(1) The management of any college which intends to close down the college or a course in view of its incapacity or financial

viability or breakdown of the management, shall give a notice in writing of not less than three months prior to the intended closure of the

college to the University and to the State Government, stating the reasons thereof.

(2) The application for closure of the college or a course shall be considered by the Academic Council and the Board and they

shall pass appropriate resolutions thereon.

(3) The Registrar shall transmit the application and the resolutions of the Academic Council and the Board to the State

Government which shall on consideration of the same issue directions to the University either to permit the closure or to reject the

closure and the University shall on receipt of such directions pass orders accordingly.

(4) The management shall not close down the college or a course during the currency of the academic year, and until the annual

examinations conducted by the University in respect of the course of study are over and a formal order, issued by the University to do

so.

(5) The students of such college which has been permitted to close the college or a course shall on transfer be accommodated

in the nearby colleges by the University by increasing the intake in respect of particular course of study to the extent of such students to

be accommodated from such closed college and all documents in respect of each student shall be transmitted, to the College in which

such students are admitted as per the decision of the University.

(6) If within ninety days after the expiry of the term of notice under sub-section (1) the State Government does not issue any

direction either permitting or rejecting the closure, it shall be deemed subject to the provisions of sub-section (4), that the management

is permitted to close the college or the course as the case may be.

7. Recognition of certain Institutions

(1) Any institution situated within or outside the University area other than a college which conducts research or specified

studies or specialized studies may be recognized by the Board as a recognized institution for such purpose and in such manner and

subject to such conditions as may be prescribed by the Statute.

(2) Such recognition may be withdrawn either in whole or in part or modified in such manner and for such reasons as may be

prescribed by the Statutes.

8. Inspection of Colleges

(1) Every affiliated college including permanently affiliated college shall furnish to the Registrar such reports, returns and other

information as the Board in consultation with Academic Council may require to judge the efficiency of the college and the academic

quality achieved.

(2) The Board shall cause every such college to be inspected from time to time by a Committee constituted for the purpose.

(3) The Board may call upon any college so inspected to take within a specified period such action as may appear to it to be

necessary in respect of any matters.

(4) Every College shall comply with the directions of the University issued from time to time in respect of all matters relating to

academic and administrative and matters ancillary thereto.

CHAPTER-II

THE WORKING OF THE AFFILIATED COLLEGES SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS.

(1)

Affiliation of Colleges should be granted to Colleges which offer Under-Graduate Degree Programmes that are offered by

the University.

(2)

The course of study for affiliated Colleges shall be the same as that for the constituent Colleges.

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(3)

The admission of the students shall be through the CET (KEA) following the Government of Karnataka reservation policies

(4)

The maximum intake for the affiliated college for every Degree Programme shall be 60.

(5)

The minimum requirements for admission shall be as prescribed by the University.

(6)

If the admission for any year falls below 50 per cent of the intake capacity, such college will not conduct the Courses for that

year. However, if the admissions continue to fall below 50 per cent of the intake capacity for three consecutive years, such

college will be closed down.

(7)

The Academic Rules and Regulations for the affiliated colleges shall be the same as that for the constituent colleges in the

University.

(8)

The Board of Management shall appoint the Standing Committee for inspection and processing the affiliation.

(9)

University shall conduct the common examinations, evaluations and announcement of results along with the University

constituent Colleges. The affiliated college is required to depute qualified teachers for examination evaluation duties as and

when required by the Central Examination Cell of the University.

(10) University shall issue the marks card and confer the Degree certificate similar to that of constituent Colleges.

(11) The Officer nominated by the Vice-Chancellor shall oversee the functioning of the affiliated colleges.

(12) The application for the affiliation shall be accompanied by evidence of possession of at least 75 acres of land, either by

ownership or by long lease to the applicant institution.

(13) The institution shall have all infrastructure facilities like class rooms, laboratories, furniture, library, staff rooms, hostel, etc.

(14) Each applicant affiliated college shall pay one term affiliation fee of `.25.00 lakh to the University.

(15) The maximum fee which can be charged by the affiliated colleges should not exceed 5 times the fees charged by the

University in its constituent colleges.

(16) Failure to adhere to the norms of affiliation shall make the affiliated College liable to be de-affiliated.

(17) The requirement of teachers, qualification, service conditions shall be similar to those specified for the constituent colleges

of the University under its Statutes and Regulations.

(18) Mode of appointment and promotion of teachers shall be similar to that of the University. The affiliated college shall follow

the UGC/ICAR guidelines for selection / promotion of teachers.

(19) In case of a college which proposes to start a Biotechnology department, with proposals to take up recombinant DNA

experimental work, then the affiliated college should confirm to all biosafety guidelines set up by the Department of

Biotechnology, GOI. Any such proposal should be communicated to the IBSC of the University without fail, before

commencement of transgenic/recombinant experiments that may involve GMO/LMOs.

(20) The application shall include the documents listed in ANNEXURE-1.

(21) The details of the fee payable to the affiliating authority (University) are as per ANNEXURE-2.

CHAPTER-III

GUIDELINES FOR ESTABLISHING A PRIVATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE UNDER STATE AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITIES

I.

Name of the degree

:

B.Sc. (Agriculture)

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

10+2 or intermediate

II. (A) Minimum educational

:

Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology,

requirements for admission to

B.Sc. (Agri.) degree programme

II. (B) Maximum Admission Strength

:

60 (Sixty)

III. (A) Divisions/Departments/Sections

1.

Agronomy

2.

Agricultural Economics

3.

Agricultural Extension & Communication

4.

Entomology

5.

Genetics and Plant Breeding

6.

Horticulture

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7.

Molecular Biology & Agricultural Biotechnology

8.

Food Science and Technology

9.

Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry

10. Agro-meteorology

11. Plant Pathology

12. Animal Sciences

13. Fisheries

14. Biochemistry

15. Biotechnology

16. Crop Physiology

17. Agricultural Engineering

18. Agro-forestry

19. Seed Science and Technology

20. Environmental Sciences

21. Agricultural Microbiology

22. Microbiology

23. Basic Sciences and Humanities

a) Basic Economics

b) Sociology and Psychology

c) English

d) Mathematics

e) Computer Sciences

f) Statistics

21. Non-credit course: NCC/NSS/Physical Education, etc.

Note:

To reduce the number, the subjects which have only one or two courses may be merged with major Division/Department.

Colleges/Universities have liberty to do this at their level.

However, for practical purposes following model has been proposed here along with minimum teaching staff required for

each Division/Department taking into account the merger of related subjects.

III. (B) Model -Divisions/Departments/Sections proposed along with Cadre-wise teaching staff required.

Sl.

Divisions/Departments/Sections

Teaching Staff required

including mergers shown in

Minimum

Professor

Assoc.

Asst.

Total

No.

bracket

Prof.

Prof.

A. Divisions/Departments

1.

Agronomy + (Agro-forestry)

5

1

1

4+1

7

2.

Agricultural Economics + (Basic

5

0

1

2+3

6

Economics, Maths & Computer

Science and Statistics)

3.

Agriculture

Extension

&

3

0

1

1+2

4

Communication

+

(Sociology

and Psychology, English)

4.

Agricultural Entomology

2

0

1

2+0

3

5.

Genetics & Plant Breeding +

3

1

1

2+1

5

(Seed Science & Technology)

6.

Horticulture + (Food Science &

4

1

1

2+1

5

Technology)

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7.

Soil Science and

Agricultural

4

0

1

2+3

6

Chemistry +

(Microbiology,

Agro-meteorology,

Environmental Sciences)

8.

Plant Pathology

2

0

1

2+0

3

9.

Food Science & Technology

10.

Biotechnology

Total

28

3

8

17+11

39

Sl.

Divisions/Departments/Sections

Teaching Staff required

including mergers shown in

Minimum

Professor

Assoc.

Asst.

Total

No.

bracket

Prof.

Prof.

B. Sections

9.

Animal

Sciences

including

1

0

0

1+1

2

Fisheries,

Dairy

Fisheries &

Poultry units)

10.

Agriculture Engineering + (Farm

1

0

0

1+1

2

Management)

11.

Biochemistry

and

Crop

1

0

0

1+1

2

Physiology

Total

31

3

8

20+14

45

Note: Total strength after four years should have 45 teachers as faculty. However, in extreme cases, it can be 31 and few courses viz.

Basic Sciences, and Humanities, Maths, and Computer Sciences, etc. can be completed by hiring the teachers.

IV. Administrative Staff requirement for Divisions/Departments/Sections

Sl.

No.

Divisions/Departments/Sections

Assistant *

Lab

Asst.

Field

Asst.

Attendant/

Messenger

Total

1.

Agronomy + (Agro-forestry)

1

2

3

- **

6

2.

Agricultural Economics + (Basic Economics,

Maths & Computer Science and Statistics)

1

3

-

-

4

3.

Agriculture Extension & Communication +

(Sociology and Psychology, English)

1

1

-

-

2

4.

Agricultural Entomology

1

1

1

-

3

5.

Genetics & Plant Breeding + (Seed Science &

Technology)

1

2

2

5

6.

Horticulture + (Food Science & Technology)

1

2

2

5

7.

Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry +

(Microbiology, Agro-meteorology, Environmental

Sciences)

1

3

1

5

8.

Plant Pathology

1

2

1

4

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9.

Animal Sciences including Fisheries, Dairy

Fisheries & Poultry units)

1

1

1

3

10.

Agriculture Engineering + (Farm Management)

1

1

2

4

11.

Biochemistry and Crop Physiology

1

1

-

2

Total

11

19

13

43

*

Assistant should have computer literacy, accounts and store handling training

**

Attendant/Messenger/Janitor/Security/watch and ward to be outsourced.

V.

Manpower Requirement of Dean’s Office

Sl. No.

Name of the Post

No. of Posts

1.

Dean

01

A. Establishment

1.

P.A./P.S. to Dean

01

2.

Asst. Administrative Officer

01

3.

Asst. Academic Officer

01

4.

Assistant Accounts Officer

01

5.

Assistants (one for each AAO)

03

6.

Steno/Computer Operators

01

7.

Driver

01

8.

Farm Manager (Asst. Prof.)

01*

9.

Store Keeper

01

* Will be with Engineering/Agronomy. Utility services like Wireman/Plumber/ Janitors/Attendants/Messengers,

Landscaping, and Mechanic, etc. to be outsourced.

B. Central Instrumentation Laboratory

1.

Instrumentation Asst. Engineer

01

2.

Instrumentation Technician/Lab Asst.

01

C. Library Staff

1.

Asst. Librarian (Asst. Prof. cadre)

01

2.

Library Asst./Clerk

01

3.

Shelf Asst.

01

D. Students Welfare

1.

Physical Education (Asst. Prof.)

01

2.

Attendant

01

E. Hostel Staff

1.

Warden

01+01

2.

Care taker/Asst.

01+01

F. Estate Branch

1.

Junior Engineer

01

2.

Security Asst.

01

VI.

Land Required

(A) 1) Plain Regions

:

75 acres

2) Hill, islands and coastal regions

:

40 acres

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(B) Land Utilization Pattern

(Acres)

Plain

Hill/Coastal

Region

1.

Main Building/Hostels/Residential Quarters (Including roads)

17

8

2.

Playground & other amenities

08

5

3.

Farm Area, including godown/stores

50

27

Note: If land is not in one stretch, it should be at least within a radius of 5 kms

(C) Division/Department/Section-wise land allocations (acres)

1.

Agronomy & Farm Forestry

15

8

2.

Entomology

1

0.5

3.

Genetics & Plant Breeding + (Seed Science &

08

4.0

Technology)

4.

Horticulture

15

9.0

5.

Soil Science and Associated Departments

2

0.5

6.

Plant Pathology

1

0.5

7.

Animal Sciences

5

3.0

8.

Biochemistry and Physiology

1

0.5

9.

Agricultural Engineering

2

1.0

10.

Total

50

27.0

VII.

Infrastructure facilities (Floor space required)

A. Central Facilities

Sl.

Details

No. of

Rooms

Dimensions

(in ft)

No.

1.

Dean Office

1

20x24

2.

P.A. Room

1

10x12

3.

Committee

Room with

video

1

20x30

conferencing facility

4.

Assistant Administrative

Officer

1

20x12

including staff

5.

Assistant

Accounts

Officer

1

20x12

including staff

6.

Assistant

Academic

Officer

1

20x12

including staff

7.

Exam Cell (300 capacity)

1

20x12

8.

Evaluation Room

1

20x36

9.

Faculty Room (Ladies)

1

10x12

10.

Faculty Room (Gents)

1

20x12

11.

Placement Cell

1

20x12

12.

Smart Lecture Halls

5

40x30 (60 capacity)

13.

Exam Hall Cum Auditorium

1

100x50

14.

Library/Book Bank

1

30x72

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15.

Common Utility Room

1

20x36

16.

Central Laboratory

1

50x36

17.

Hostels including Mess, Gym/ Indoor, Reading

Room, Warden Room, Store etc.

1 (boys)

150

1 (girls)

150

18.

Canteen

1

20x12 (kitchen with store)

20x36 Seating

19.

Wash room (with toilet & urinary

10

20x12 (keeping ladies

facilities)

requirements)

20.

Parking space

As per requirement

21.

Farm

stores,

threshing

yards

One core

including implements and tractor

complex

sheds

22.

Vehicles

i.

Car

1

ii. Jeep/Car staff

2

iii. Bus

1

iv. Pickup van

1

v. Motor Bikes

2

vi. Minibus (30 capacity)

1

vii. Tractors

2

23.

Drinking water and irrigation facilities

As per requirements

24.

Vehicles shed

1

10x80

B. Divisions/Departments/Sections – Requirements

Sl.

Details

No. of

Rooms

Dimensions (in ft)

No.

1.

Office of Head

12

24x12 with wash room facility

2.

Faculty Rooms 1+1

12

12x10 +

18x12

24x10 depending on the

strength of each dept.

3.

Clerical/technical staff

12

12x10 to 24x10 depending on

the strength of each dept.

5.

Laboratories

12

30x 60 Larger dept. will have

two

6.

Field/Lab Stores

5

1. Agronomy

2. Gen. & Pl. Breeding

3. Soil Sci.

4. Horticulture

5. Pests & Chemicals

7.

Green house/poly house/Nursery facilities

(Hort. dept.)

½ acre

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VIII.

Requirements of Lab/field equipments for each Division/Department/Section)

1. Agronomy + (agroforestry)

1.

Crop Cafeteria

-

½ acre land

-

small implements

like spade, hoe,

khurpi, darati etc.

2.

Museum for identification of seeds, fertilizer,

-

Storage bottle

weeds, commonly used agro-chemical and

-

Herbarium posting

medicinal and aromatic plants etc.

material

3.

Field of sowing method, fertilizer application,

-

Small equipment/

irrigation and soil productivity and yield estimation

implement

4.

Irrigation water measurement, bulk density etc.

Equipments

Number

i

Hot air oven

02

ii

Moisture box

30

iii

Moisture meter

05

iv

Tube Auger

10

v

Bucket auger

10

vi

Weighing Balance

01

vii

Seed Germinator

02

viii Conductivity Meter

01

ix

pH Meter

02

x Water Bath

01

xi Shaker

01

xii Chlorophyl Meter

01

xiii Drip and Sprinkler System

03

xiv Sprayer

03

xv Spring Balance 50 Kg

05

xvi Spring Balance 10 Kg

05

xvii Top Pan Balance 1 kg capacity

05

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xviii Top Pan Balance 2 kg capacity

05

xix

Meter Scale

10

xx Tape

05

xxi Brix meter

02

2. Agricultural Economics + (Basic Economics, Maths & Computer Science and Statistics)

In numbers

1.

Computers

15

2.

Camera

01

3.

Software

As per requirement

3. Agriculture Extension & Communication + (Sociology and Psychology, English)

1. Audio-visual Lab

In numbers

1.

LCD projector

1.

2.

Camera (SLR) with zoom, wide-angle, tele-photo

1

lens

3.

Video camera with tripod, lighting accessories and

1

editing facility

4.

Computers (workstation) with editing softwares

1

5.

Digital voice recorders

5

6.

Audio recording-mixing consoles

1

7.

Computation softwares for statistics

1

4. Entomology In numbers

1.

Binocular Microscope

20

2.

Insect Box

60

3.

Insect Collection Nets

60

4.

Collection Bottles

60

5.

Insect Collection Big Boxes for Museum (1 for

29

each order)

6.

Insecticides for showing students/Representative

As per requirement

for each group

7.

Stereomicroscope

01

8.

Electronic Balance

01

9.

Soxhlet Extraction Apparatus

01

10.

Bee keeping equipment

01 Set

11.

Oven

01

12.

Patters Tower

01

13.

Sprayers

01 of each type

14.

Light traps

01 set

15.

Fumigation Chamber

01

16.

Sides/cover slips

as per requirement

17.

pH meter

01

18.

Computer with printer

01 set

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5. Genetics & Plant Breeding + (Seed Science & Technology)

Genetics

In Numbers

1.

Microscope

10

2.

Binocular microscope

10

3.

Electronic Moisture Meter

02

4.

Electronic Balance

02

5.

Seed Germinator

02

6.

Automatic seed/grain counter

01

6. Biotechnology

In Numbers

1.

Hot Air Oven

01

2.

BOD Incubator

01

3.

Fluorescence microscope

01

4.

Centrifuge

01

5.

Growth Chamber

01

6.

Distillation Assembly

01

7.

Electronic weighing balance

02

8.

pH meters

04

9.

UV Spectrophotometer

02

10.

Laminar air flow chambers

02

11.

Deep freezers (-20

0C, -80

0C)

01

12.

Fridges

03

13.

PCR machine

02

14.

Cooling centrifuge

01

15.

Gel electrophoresis apparatus (Horizontal)

02

16.

Gel electrophoresis apparatus (Vertical)

02

17.

Protein transfer apparatus

01

18.

Autoclave

02

19.

Water batch

02

20.

Hot air oven

02

7. Horticulture + (Food Science & Technology)

1. Labs (Post Harvest)

In Numbers

1.

Hand refractometer

05

2.

Digital Refractometer

02

3.

Oven

01

4.

Refrigerator

01

5.

Electronic Weighing Balance

02

6.

Pan Balance (1 kg & 10 kg. capacity each)

02

7.

Deep Freezer

01

8.

pH Meter

01

9.

Fruit crusher

01

10.

Grinding and Mixing Machine

01

11.

Distillation Assembly

01

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2. Lab (UG Lab)

In Numbers

1.

Seed Germinator

02

2.

Grafting and budding knife

60

3.

Secateurs

60

4.

Saw

05

5.

Loppers

05

6.

Mist Chamber

01

7.

Poly house with drip irrigation system

02

8.

Microscope

02

8. Food Science & Technology

In Numbers

1.

Refrigerator

1

2.

Muffle furnace

1

3.

Weighing balance

2

4.

Water bath

2

5.

Hot air oven

2

6.

Fruit penetrometer

2

7.

Pulper

1

8.

Juice extractor

1

9.

Crown corking machine

1

10.

Spectrophotometer

1

12.

Microwave oven

1

13.

Baking oven

1

14.

Sieve shaker

1

15.

Poly pouch sealer

1

16.

Crusher

1

17.

Masala grinder

1

18.

Dehydrator

1

19.

Cold room

1

20.

Vacuum pump

1

9.

Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry + (Microbiology, Agro-meteorology, Environmental Sciences)

In Numbers

1.

Electronic Top pan balance (0.1 g capacity)

02

2.

Electronic Top pan balance (1 mg capacity)

02

3.

Hot air oven

02

4.

pH Meter

05

5.

EC Meter

05

6.

Flame Photometer

01

7.

Visible spectrophotometer

01

8.

Hot Plate

02

9.

Distilled water unit

02

10.

Water Bath

01

11.

Rotary Shaker

02

12.

Binocular Microscope

20

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13.

BOD Incubator

02

14.

Autoclave

02

15.

Laminar Air Flow

01

16.

Microwave oven

01

17.

Digestion block

02

18.

Buoycos Hydrometer

05

19.

Infiltrometer

02

20.

Hydraulic conductivity meter

01

21.

Atterberg’s limitsmeter

05

22.

Nitrogen Analyzer

02

10. Agrometeorology

In Numbers

1.

Thermometer Max

05

2.

Thermometer Min

05

3.

Digital Anemometer

02

4.

Cup Anemometer

02

5.

Pan Evaporimeter

01

6.

Soil thermometer

05 cm.

05

10 cm.

05

15 cm.

05

7.

Rain gauge

01

8.

Self recording Rain gauge

01

9.

Sunshine Recorder

01

10.

Stevenson’s Screen

01

11.

Thermograph

01

12.

Hygrograph

01

13.

Soil Heat Flux Plate

01

14.

GPS

10

15.

AWS (optional)

01

16.

Lysimeter (optional)

01

17.

Luxmeter

02

18.

Solar Pyranometer

01

19.

Automatic Weather Station

01

11. Plant Pathology

In Numbers

1.

Microscope compound with photo display

03

arrangement

2.

Sterobinocular

05

3.

Sample processing Board (Dry preservation of

04

samples)

4.

Wet preservation Jars

50

5.

Autoclave

02

6.

Oven

01

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7.

Deep Freeze

01

8.

Centrifuge (3000 rpm)

01

9.

Refrigerator

01

10.

Water bath

02

11.

Electronic balance

02

12.

Weighing machine

01

13.

Incubator

02

14.

Ocular meter

05

15.

Stage Micrometer

05

16.

Camera Lucida

05

17.

PCR Machine ELISA accessories and equipments

12. Animal Sciences including Fisheries

In Numbers

1.

NIRS

TM 5000/6500 Feed and Forage Analyzer

01

2.

Hand and electric centrifuge

01

3.

Analytical balance

01

4.

Hot air oven

01

5.

Micro kjeldhal N digestion & distillation apparatus

01

6.

Soxhlet unit for fat estimation

01

7.

Hot plate, Fiber Tech.

01

8.

Vacuum pump

01

9.

Willy mill grinder

01

10.

Platform balance (100 kg cap)

01

11.

Gerber centrifuge unit (for milk fat testing)

01

12.

Milk analyzer (automatic)

01

13.

Crude fiber estimation unit

01

14.

Distilled water unit

01

13. Dairy & Poultry

In Numbers

1.

Incubator cum hatcher

01

2.

Brooder machine

01

3.

Feeder

01

4.

Waterer

01

5.

Egg candling machine

01

6.

Debeaker

01

7.

Vaccinator

01

8.

Milking machine

As per requirements

9.

Milking bucket

As per requirement

10.

Milking can

As per requirements

11.

Animal and bird identification tools

As per requirement

12.

Chaff cutter

01

13.

Lactometer

01

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Castrator

01

15.

Shearer

01

16.

Electric dehorner

01

17.

Artificial vagina

01

18.

Common medication device

01

19.

Cattle crate

01

14. Agriculture Engineering + (Farm Management)

In Numbers

1.

Working models of MB plough, Disk plough and

2 sets each

indigenous plough

2.

Working model of different harrows

Actual

3.

Seed drill

01

4.

Different types of threshing drums

As per requirement

5.

Working models of reaper and mowers

02

6.

Different types of sprayers and dusters

As per requirement

7.

Cut model of CI & SI engine

01

8.

Cut model of Tractor

01

CHAPTER-IV

APPLICATION FOR STARTING NEW COLLEGE / INSTITUTE

1.

DETAILS OF PROPOSED COLLEGE / INSTITUTE

a.

Name :

b.

Address :

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pin code :

c.

Phone No.:

d.

Fax No.:

e.

Website :

f.

E-mail:

2.

DETAILS OF EDUCATIONAL AGENCY

TRUST/INSTITUTION/ SOCIETY

TRUSTEE / SECRETARY

Name :

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Address :

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Phone No. (O) (R)

(M)

E-mail : Fax:

Name :

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Address :

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Phone No. (O) (R)

(M)

E-mail : Fax:

3. Nature of the proposed College (please tick the relevant box):

Sl. No.

Details

Men

Women

Both

i.

Degree

ii.

Diploma

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4. Location

a. Name of the City / Municipal

:

Town / Town Panchayat /

Village Panchayat

b. Revenue District / Taluk

:

c. Nearest Post Office

:

d. Nearest Railway Station

:

5. Status of Educational Agency (Please attach the copy of Bye Law /

Constitution)

a. Registered Society

b. Trust

c. Corporate Entity

d. Others (Please specify)

6. Land Details

a. Site Survey No. of the Land

:

(Please attach a map of the

Location)

b. Area of the land

:

c. Nature of ownership (Please :

attach the copy of the original documents)

Own

In the name of Trust

d. Whether the land is clearly demarcated by Fencing /

:

Yes No

boundary wall (please attach the copy of the original

documents and the topographical sketch of the

College

e. Whether the land is contiguous

:

Yes No

f. Whether the surroundings are suitable for

:

Yes No

educational purpose

g. Whether land use certificate obtained

:

Yes No

h. Whether land continuity certificate obtained

:

Yes No

i. Whether the college has other institutions in the

:

Yes No

same premises (please provide the details)

7. Need and justification for establishing the new College :

(Attach the justification in enclosure)

8. Building Details (The College should have a permanent building)

PERMANENT BUILDING:

a. Location

b. Whether building plan is approved by Local authorities :

Yes No

/ Town and country planning

c. Whether the Building is RCC roofed :

Yes No

d. Building Completion Certificate obtained (please :

Yes No

attach a copy)

e. Stability Certificate of the Building obtained

:

Yes No

(please attach a copy)