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LAW SECRETARIAT
NOTIFICATION
No. LAW 74 LCE 2016, Bengaluru, dated: 27.09.2017.
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of Section 16 of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (Central Act 2 of 1974)
the Government of Karnataka after consultation with the High Court of Karnataka, hereby establishes on Additional Chief Metropolitan
Magistrate Court, Bengaluru (to sit at Kengeri) and fixes Kengeri as the place at which the said Court shall be held and also fixes the
jurisdiction in respect of Kengeri Police Station, Rajarajeshwarinagar Police Station and Kumbalagodu Police Station, situated within
the revenue hobli of Kengeri, by excluding the territorial jurisdiction of the A.C.M.M. Court of Bengaluru City presently trying such cases.
PR. 2129
SC.10
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka,
S. UMESHA
Under Secretary to Government (Admn-1),
Law Department.
LAW SECRETARIAT
NOTIFICATION
No. LAW 74 LCE 2016, Bengaluru, dated: 27.09.2017.
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (2) of Section 3 of the Bengaluru Ciy Civil Courts Act, 1979 (Karnataka Act
13 of 1980), the Government of Karnataka in consultation with the High Court of Karnataka, hereby establishes, with effect from the
date the Presiding Officer assumes charge of the post, a court of Addl. City Civil & Sessions Judge, Bengaluru (to sit at Kengeri) and
fixes Kengeri as the place at which the said Court shall be held and also fixes the local limits of the jurisdiction of the said court to be the
entire area coming under the revenue hobli of Kengeri, by excluding the territorial jurisdiction of the Courts of Bengaluru City and
Bengaluru Rural District presently trying such cases.
PR. 2130
SC.10
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka,
S. UMESHA
Under Secretary to Government (Admn-1),
Law Department.
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LAW SECRETARIAT
NOTIFICATION
No. LAW 74 LCE 2016, Bengaluru, dated: 27.09.2017.
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of Section 16 of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (Central Act 2 of 1974)
the Government of Karnataka After consultation with the High Court of Karnataka, hereby establishes an Additional Chief Metropolitan
Magistrate Court, Bengaluru (to sit at Yelahanka) and fixes Yalahanka as the place at which the said Court shall be held and also fixes
the jurisdiction in respect of Yelahanka Police Station, Yelahanka New Town Police Station, Vidyaranyapura Police station and
Kodigehalli Police Station, situated within the revenue hobli of Yalahanka, by excluding the territorial jurisdiction of the A.C.M.M. Courts
of Bengaluru City presently trying such cases.
PR. 2131
SC.10
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka,
S. UMESHA
Under Secretary to Government (Admn-1),
Law Department.
LAW SECRETARIAT
NOTIFICATION
No. LAW 74 LCE 2016, Bengaluru, dated: 27.09.2017.
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (2) of Section 3 of the Bengaluru City Civil Court Act, 1979 (Karnataka Act 13
of 1980), the Government of Karnataka in consultation with the High Court of Karnataka, hereby establishes with effect from the date
the Presiding Officer assumes charge of the post, a court of Addl. City Civil & Sessions Judge, Bengaluru (to sit at Yelahanka) and fixes
Yelahanka as the place at which the said Court shall be held and also fixes the local limits of the jurisdiction of the said court to be the
entire area coming under the revenue hobli of Yelahanka, by excluding the territorial jurisdiction of the Courts of Bengaluru City and
Benglauru Rural District presently trying such cases.
PR. 2132
SC.10
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka,
S. UMESHA
Under Secretary to Government (Admn-1),
Law Department.
LAW SECRETARIAT
NOTIFICATION
No. LAW 39 LCE 2016, Bengaluru, dated: 21.09.2017.
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) (2) and (3) of Section 3 of the Commercial Courts, Commercial Division
and Commercial Appellate Division of High Courts Act, 2015, the Government of Karnataka, with the concurrence of the Hon’ble High
Court of Karnataka, hereby designate the following Courts as Commercial Courts in their respective jurisdiction of the District mentioned
in the column against the Court:-
Courts designated as Commercial Courts
District
Principal District and Sessions judge, Chamarajanagar
Chamarajanagar
Principal District and Sessions judge, Koppal
Koppal
Principal District and Sessions judge, Udupi
Udupi
Principal District and Sessions judge, U.K., Karwar
U.K., Karwar
Principal District and Sessions judge, Yadgir
Yadgir
First Additional District and Sessions Judge or any other
Additional District and Sessions Judge functioning at District
Headquarters
In their respective jurisdiction of the District in other remaining
Districts in the State of Karnataka .
PR. 2133
SC.10
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka,
S. UMESHA
Under Secretary to Government (Admn-1),
Law Department.
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FOREST, ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIAT
NOTIFICATION
NO. FEE 179 FEG 2015, BENGALURU, DATED : 30-11-2017.
Whereas the draft Karnataka Forest Department Services (Recruitment of Meritorious Sports persons in the category of
Deputy Range Forest Officers, Forest Guards and Forest Watchers) (special) Rules, 2017 as required by sub-section (1) of section 3
read with section 8 of the Karnataka State Civil Services Act, 1978 (Karnataka Act 14 of 1990) in Notification No. FEE 179 FEG 2015,
Dated: 27.09.2017 in part IV-A of the Karnataka Gazette dated: 09.11.2017 inviting objection and suggestions from all the persons likely
to be affected thereby within 15 days from the date of its publication in the official gazette.
And whereas the said gazette was made available to the public on 9
th November 2017 and whereas no objections received
within the period specified above.
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 3 read with section 8 to the Karnataka State
Civil Services Act. 1978 (Karnataka Act 14 of 1990), the Government of Karnataka hereby makes the following rules, namely:-
RULES
1.
Title and commencement –
(1)
These rules may be called Karnataka Forest Department Services (Recruitment of Meritorious Sports persons in the category of
Deputy Range Forest Officer, Forest Guard and Forest Watcher) (Special) Rules, 2017.
(2)
They shall come into force from the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.
(3)
Notwithstanding anything contained in the Karnataka Civil Services (General Recruitment) Rules, 1977 or in the Karnataka Forest
Department Services (Recruitment) Rules 2003, or any other rules of recruitment relating to the category of posts specified in the
Schedule made or deemed to have been made under the Karnataka State Civil
Services Act, 1978 (Karnataka Act 14 of 1990), the provision of these rules, shall apply to direct recruitment of 4posts of Deputy Range
Forest Officers,30 posts of Forest Guards and 12 posts of Forest Watchers and in respect of Hyderabad – Karnataka region 6 posts of
Deputy Range Forest Officer and 2 posts of Forest Watcher in the Karnataka Forest Department Services as specified in the Schedule:
Provided that, nothing in these rules shall apply to more than one recruitment.
2.
Definitions.- (1) In these, unless the context otherwise requires,-
(a)
“Appointing Authority” means in case of Deputy Range Forest Officer the Chief Conservator of Forests concerned and
in case of Forest Guard and Forest Watcher the Deputy Conservator of Forest concerned, Karnataka Forest
Department.
(b) “Special Recruitment Committee” means a special recruitment committee constituted under rule 3.
(c)
"Qualifying Examination" means the minimum qualification for the recruitment specified in column (4) of the schedule in
respect of the posts specified in column(2) thereof.
(d) "Schedule" means schedule appended to these rules.
(2) Words and expressions used but not defined in these rules shall have the same meaning assigned to it in the Karnataka
Forest Department (Recruitment) Rules, 2003 and the Karnataka Civil Services (General Recruitment) Rules, 1977, as amended from
time to time.
3.
Special Recruitment Committee.-(1) For the purpose of recruitment to the posts specified in the schedule there shall be a
special recruitment committee, with the following members, namely:-
Sl.
No.
Particulars
Designation
1
The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (HoFF)
Chairman
2
The Chairman Karnataka Forest Sports Board
Member
3
An Addl. Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, appointed by the
PCCF
Member
4
The Secretary to Government, Forest Department
Member
5
Representative from Department of Youth Empowerment and Sports
Member
6
Addl. Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (P&R)
Member
Secretary
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(2) Posts unfilled under these rules shall be filled by direct recruitment under regular rules of recruitment.
4.
Method of Recruitment - The selection of candidates under these rules shall be made by the Special Recruitment
Committee in the manner specified below, namely:-
(1) Calling for Application.-The Special Recruitment Committee shall advertise the category of posts and the number of
vacancies to be filled under these rules in the Official Gazette specifying the qualifying examination, age, the nature of selection, the
classification of posts in accordance with the reservation policy provided by or under any law or order for the time being in force and
invite applications from the intending candidates. Abstract of such advertisement shall also be published at least in two leading
newspapers having wide circulation in the State, of which one shall be in Kannada.
(2) Inviting for Physical Standard Test.-After the receipt of the applications from the eligible candidates, the Special
Recruitment Committee shall invite the candidates for physical standard test as specified below, every candidate shall,-
(a) possess the following physical standards namely:-
Height
Minimum
Chest
Minimum
Exhalation
Minimum expansion on inhalation
Male
163
cms
79 cms
5 cms
Female
150
cms
74 cms
5 cms
(b) have the following standard of distant and near vision with or without glasses.
Distant Vision
Better eye
Worse eye
6/6 mtrs.
or
6/9 mtrs.
Near vision
Better eye
Worse eye
0/6 mtrs.
or
0/8 mtrs.
(c)
have each eye full field vision. Colour blindness, squint or any morbid conditions of the eyes or lids or either eye shall
be deemed to be disqualification.
Hearing Test:
(1)
Rinner’s Test
(2)
Webber’s Test
(3)
Tests for Vertigo
(d) Any defects observed during the tests (mentioned above) shall be a disqualification.
Following shall be physical dis-qualifications, namely:-
Knock-knees
Bow legs
Flat feet
Varicose Veins
Impediment in speech and
hearing
Hydrocele in men
Vision/colour blindness/
night blindness
(3) Physical Endurance Test,- The candidates who found fit in Physical Standard Test shall be called for physical
endurance test, if any, as specified in the schedule.
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(4) Physical Efficiency Test,- The candidates who found fit in Physical Endurance Test, if any, shall be called for physical
efficiency test as specified in the schedule.
(5) Sports Achievement / Performance List.-The Special recruitment committee shall verify the certificates, medals or
ranks of achievements in different events of sport specified in clause (b) for the purposes of preparation of the merit list against each
sports / games. For the purposes of recruitment under these rules the Special Recruitment Committee shall stipulate the number of
vacancies against sports / events, cadre wise, for preparation of the priority and the order of sports in which the applicant has
represented subject to the guidelines provided in clause (c). The select list so prepared shall contain a rank list against each sports /
games in a ratio of 1:5 based on the order of participation, performance as per clause (b) and clause (c). The committee shall have
regard to the achievements in following sports, namely:-
(a) The sports persons who have meritorious achievement at National / International level in any of the following sports /
games mentioned hereunder;
Sl.
No.
Name of the
Games / Sports
Men / Women
1
Athletics
2
Weightlifting
3
Power lifting
4
Swimming
5
Shooting
6
Table Tennis
7
Badminton
8
Tennis
9
Volleyball
10
Basketball
11
Kabaddi
12
Cricket
13
Hockey
(b) The order of priority of Sports persons shall be specified below, namely:-
Priority and order of performance of sports and games
Sl.
No.
Name of the Sports / Games
Sports / Games
Weightage points
1
Gold Medal in Olympic Games
59
2
Silver Medal in Olympic Games.
58
3
Bronze Medal in Olympic Games.
57
4
Gold Medal in World Championship / Cup for Seniors – Grand Slam Tennis.
56
5
Silver Medal in World Championship / Cup for Seniors – World No.3 in Tennis.
55
6
Bronze medal in World Championship / Cup for Seniors – World No.3 in Tennis.
54
7
Gold Medal in World Universiade / All England Badminton Championship – Davis Cup – Afro-Asian
Games.
53
8
Silver Medal in World Universiade / All England Badminton Championship – Davis-Cup-Afro-Asian
Games.
52
9
Bronze Medal in World Universiade / All England Badminton Championship – Davis-Cum-Afro-Asian
Games.
51
10
Participation in Olympic Games – World Championship / Cup-Wimbledon – U.S Open –
French Open – Australian Open.
50
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No.
Name of the Sports / Games
Sports / Games
Weightage points
11
Participation in World Universiade – Davis cup-Afro-Asian Games.
49
12
Gold Medal in Asian Games – Commonwealth Games.
48
13
Silver Medal in Asian Games – Commonwealth Games.
47
14
Bronze Medal in Asian Games – Commonwealth Games.
46
15
Gold Medal in Asian Championship – Commonwealth Championship – Asia Pacific Championship.
45
16
Silver Medal in Asian Championship – Commonwealth Championship – Asia Pacific Championship.
44
17
Bronze Medal in Asian Championship – Commonwealth Championship – Asia Pacific Championship.
43
18
Participation in Asian Games – Commonwealth Games.
42
19
Gold Medal in SAF Games – SAARC Championship.
41
20
Silver Medal in SAF Games – SAARC Championship.
40
21
Bronze Medal in SAF Games – SAARC Championship.
39
22
Participation in Asian Championship – Commonwealth Championship – Asia Pacific Championship.
38
23
Gold Medal in National Championship – National Games – Inter State Inter Zonal - Open Nationals
for Seniors – Federation Cup.
37
24
Silver Medal in National Championship – National Games – Inter State Inter Zonal – Open Nationals
for Seniors – Federation Cup.
36
25
Bronze Medal in National Championship – National Games – Inter State – Inter Zonal –
Open Nationals for Seniors – Federation Cup.
35
26
Participation in SAF Games – SAARC Championship.
34
27
Participation in National Championship – National Games – Inter State – Inter Zonal –
Open Nationals for Seniors – Federation Cup.
33
28
Gold Medal in World Championship / Cup for Juniors / World School Games.
32
29
Silver Medal in World Championship / Cup for Juniors / World School Games.
31
30
Bronze Medal in World Championship / Cup for Juniors / World School Games.
30
31
Gold Medal in Asian Championship for Juniors – Asian School Games.
29
32
Silver Medal in Asian Championship for Juniors – Asian School Games.
28
33
Bronze Medal in Asian Championship for Juniors – Asian School Games.
27
34
Participation in World Championship / Cup for Juniors / World School Games.
26
35
Participation in Asian Championship for Juniors – Asian School Games.
25
36
Gold Medal / First place in the All India Inter University Championship.
24
37
Silver Medal / Second place in the All India Inter University Championship.
23
38
Bronze Medal / Third place in the All India Inter University Championship.
22
39
Gold Medal / First Place in the National Championship for Juniors / Youth National Games.
21
40
Silver Medal / Second Place in the National Championship for Juniors / Youth National Games.
20
41
Bronze Medal / Third Place in the National Championship for Juniors / Youth National Games.
19
42
Gold Medal in South Zone for Seniors.
18
43
Silver Medal in South Zone for Seniors.
17
44
Bronze Medal in South Zone for Seniors.
16
45
First place in Zonal Inter University Championship.
15
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No.
Name of the Sports / Games
Sports / Games
Weightage points
46
Second place in Zonal Inter University Championship.
14
47
Third place in Zonal Inter University Championship.
13
48
Gold Medal in South Zone for Juniors.
12
49
Silver Medal in South Zone for Juniors.
11
50
Bronze Medal in South Zone for Juniors.
10
51
Gold Medal / First place in the National Sports Festival for women.
9
52
Silver Medal / First place in the National Sports Festival for women.
8
53
Bronze Medal / First place in the National Sports Festival for women.
7
54
Gold Medal in World Championship / Cup for Sub-Juniors.
6
55
Silver Medal in World Championship / Cup for Sub-Juniors.
5
56
Bronze Medal in World Championship / Cup for Sub-Juniors.
4
57
Gold Medal in National School Games U-19.
3
58
Silver Medal in National School Games U-19.
2
59
Bronze Medal in National School Games U-19.
1
NOTE:
All India Inter University tournament / Championship means the Sports / Games held under the aegis of
Association of Indian Universities (AIU) only.
(c)
The guidelines for the special recruitment committee for preparing rank list of the applicants against each games / sports
in a ratio of 1:5 based on the order of participation and performance of the sports / games are as follows namely:-
i.
The order, performance and the year of performance of the applicants obtained medals and
certificates in their respective disciplines of sports / games as in clause (b) has to be
considered for deciding the rank of the meritorious sports persons.
ii.
The individual event of the meritorious person is preferred over the team event and is subject
to the vacancies proposed against each Sports / Games.
iii.
A maximum of 3 posts shall be considered for individual events and a maximum of 5 posts for
group events against each category of posts.
iv.
The achievement in sports or games shall be in the immediate previous four years from the
date of advertisement and the applicant shall be an active player. For this purpose previous
four financial years from the date of receipt of the application or date of notification as the case
may be shall be taken into account.
For example;
The applications received in 2016-17 (i.e., from 01.04.2016 to 31.03.2017 for recruitment
through Notification issued through Open Advertisement, the sports achievements of
current and previous four financial year i.e., 2012-13 onwards shall be taken into account
and therefore, sports achievement on or after 01.04.2012 shall only be considered for
appointment.
Concluding day of the Championship shall be taken into account for the purposes of
reckoning the date of the championship.
v.
The Original Certificates of achievements as specified in clause (b) shall to be produced by the
candidate as per the procedure notified by the recruitment authority calling the applications.
vi.
The Candidate appointed under these rules must represent the department for at least five
years from the date of appointment.
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(6) Written Examination–
Criteria of selection of Deputy Range Forest Officer:
(a) The candidates found fit in the sports or games and whose names are ranked in a ratio of 1:5 against
each games / sports and qualified in physical standard, physical endurance and physical efficiency tests
shall be considered for the next stage i.e., written Aptitude test by the Special Recruitment Committee in
respect of the Deputy Range Forest Officers. The written Aptitude test (objective type) of the standard of
Bachelor of Science Degree including B.Sc., (Forestry) shall be conducted for the Deputy Range Forest
Officer.The Recruitment Authority after considering marks secured in the written test and the sports /
games weightage points obtained in different events of sports / games specified in 5(b) shall prepare the
merit list of the candidates.The merit list shall be prepared by considering 50% of the marks secured in the
written test and the balance 50% shall be added by computing the sports / games weightage obtained in
Sports / Games as listed in Rule 5(b).In case, a candidate participated in more than one sports / games
meet as listed in 5(b), for the purpose of calculation of sports / games weightage points, his participation in
the highest of sports / games meet will be taken into account.
Criteria of selection of Forest Guard / Forest Watcher:
(b) The candidates found fit in the sports or games and whose names are ranked in a ratio of 1:5 against
each games / sports and qualified in physical standard, physical endurance and physical efficiency tests
shall be considered for the next stage. In respect of Forest Guards and Forest Watchers there shall be no
written test. The Recruitment Authority after considering the 50% marks obtained in second PUC or SSLC
as the case may be, prepare the merit list by considering 50% of the marks secured in the qualifying test
and the balance 50% shall be added by computing the sports / games weightage points obtained in
Sports / Games as listed in Rule 5(b). In case, a candidate participated in more than one sports / games
meet as listed in 5(b), for the purpose of calculation of sports / games weightage points, his participation in
the highest of sports / games meet will be taken into account.
5. List of selected Candidates.-(1) Special Recruitment Committee shall prepare final select list of equal to the number of vacancies
notified based on the merit list of the candidates for each category of posts taking into consideration the orders, rules or any law in force
relating to reservation of posts, vertical or horizontal, for the persons belonging to various categories based on the marks secured in the
written examination or the qualifying examination as the case may be and the marks obtained in Sports / Games.
(2) If two or more candidates have secured equal level in the merit list prepared under rule 5, the order of merit in respect of such
candidates shall be fixed on the basis of their age, the one older in age being placed higher in the order of merit. The number of
candidates to be included in such list of eligible candidates shall be equal to the total number of vacancies specified in the schedule.
6. Additional List.-(1)The Special Recruitment Committee shall also prepare an additional list of such of the candidates not included in
the list prepared under rule 5. The number of candidates to be included in such list shall, as far as possible be fifty percent of the
number of vacancies specified in the schedule. There shall be atleast one candidate in the additional list belonging to each of the
reservation category (Horizontal and Vertical) represented in the list under rule 5. If the candidate whose name is included in the list
under rule 5, fails to report for duty within the prescribed period, to the extent a candidate belonging to same reservation category shall
be appointed as of the candidate who failed to report for duty shall be appointed from the additional list.
(2) The list prepared under rule 5 shall be published in the Official Gazette and shall be valid till all the vacancies specified under these
rules are filled up or until the expiry of a period of one year from the date of publication of the list prepared under this rule and a copy
there of shall be sent to the Appointing Authority.
7. Knowledge of Kannada Language.- No candidates shall qualify for selection to posts specified in the Schedule unless he qualifies
in a test in Kannada language comprising of paper carrying maximum of 150 marks and secures minimum of 50 marks in the said
qualifying test.
Provided that, the Special Recruitment Committee may exempt a candidate from passing the Kannada language test if the
candidate has passed in SSLC examination or any equivalent examination higher than SSLC in which Kannada in the main language or
second language or an optional subject (but not one of the subject in composite paper) or has passed in Kannada Medium.
8. Police Verification.-A Police verification report shall be obtained through the concerned District Police Authority about the
antecedents of the candidates in the Final Select List.
9. Indemnity Bond.- On appointment as Deputy Range Forest Officer, Forest Guard as the case may be, every candidate shall execute
an indemnity bond with two sureties to the satisfaction of the Appointing Authority that he shall serve the department for a period of not
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less than five years, failing which the cost of twelve or six months training course as the case may be shall be reimbursed to the
Government.
10. Training - If the candidate fails to complete the training course successfully within the period specified he shall be given one more
chance to complete the training, at the cost of the candidate. If he is unable to complete the training successfully in second chance he
shall be liable to be discharged from service and the training cost shall be recovered from him as per the bond so executed. If the
candidate fails to complete the probationary period satisfactorily he shall be discharged from the service by recovering training cost from
him as per the indemnity bond so executed.
11. Determination of seniority -Notwithstanding anything contained in rule 5 of the Karnataka Government Servant (Seniority) Rules,
1957, the inter-se seniority among the candidates selected in the above selection shall be determined on the basis of marks obtained in
the training in respect of Deputy Range Forest Officers and Forest Guards. In respect of Forest Watchers the inter-se seniority is as per
the marks obtained in the qualifying examination.
12. Appointment of Candidates - (1) Candidates whose names are included in the final select list prepared under rule 5 may be
appointed by the appointing authority in the vacancies in the order in which their names are found in the list after satisfying itself after
such enquiry as it may consider necessary that each of the candidates is suitable in all respects for appointment.
(2) The inclusion of name of a candidate in the list published under rule 5 shall not confer any right of appointment.
13. Application of Other rules -The Karnataka Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal ) Rules, 1957, the Karnataka Civil
Services (Conduct) Rules, 1966 and all other rules for the time being in force regulating the conditions of service of Government
Servants made or deemed to have been made under the Karnataka State Civil Services Act, 1978 (Karnataka Act 14 of 1990) in so far
as such rules are not inconsistent with the provisions of these rules shall be applicable to the persons appointed under these rules.
SCHEDULE-I
Proposed
Sl.
No.
Category
of Posts
Number of Posts
Minimum
Qualification
1
Deputy
Range
Forest
Officers
(12500-
24000)
4 + 6 (HK) posts
Training – The candidates
shall be sent for twelve
months
Deputy
Rangers
Training Course.
For direct recruitment,-
(1) Graduation in subjects namely viz. Forestry / Agriculture / Horticulture /
Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science / Fisheries or Bachelor’s degree in
Science with at least one of the following subjects namely; Botany / Zoology /
Wildlife / or equivalent from a recognized University.
(2) A Bachelor’s degree in Science with at least one of the following subjects
namely; Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics or a Bachelor’s
degree in Engineering / Technology / Agriculture / Chemical / Civil / Electrical /
Electronics / Mechanical / Environment Science / Computer Science /
Computer Applications of a recognized University / deemed University / open
University under UGC Act, 1963.
(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in rule 6 of the Karnataka Civil
Services (General Recruitment) Rules, 1977, candidates must have attained
the age of eighteen years and must not have attained the age of,-
(i)
thirty years in the case of persons belong to the Scheduled
Castes or Scheduled Tribes or Category-I of other backward
Classes;
(ii) twenty eight years in the case of persons belonging to any of
the Categories of-II (a) or II(b) or III(a) or III(b) of Other
Backward Classes.
(iii)
twenty five years in the case of others on the date of
notification:
(4) Physical endurance Test – The candidates are required to complete
the following event which constitute physical endurance test, within the time
limit prescribed:
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Physical endurance test
Men
1600 meters run
7 minutes
Ex-Servicemen & Female
1000 meters
run
6 minutes
Physical endurance test: The woman candidates of more than twelve weeks
or above confinement and six weeks and less post confinement will be
temporarily not permitted. The physical endurance test for such woman
candidates will be carried out only on production of medical certificate issued
by a competent authority viz., District Surgeon / Government Doctor.
III. Physical efficiency test:
To test the candidates’ physical fitness, stamina and courage, shall have the
following items, which constitutes the physical efficiency test:
Sl.
No.
Item
Qualifying time / distance
Men
Women
1
100 meters run
15 seconds
18.5 seconds
2
High Jump
1.20 meters
0.90 meters
3
Long Jump
3.80 meters
2.50 meters
4
Shot Put
5.60 meters
3.76 meters
5.a
800 meters run
2 minutes
50 seconds
-
5.b
200 meters run
-
40 seconds
In order to qualify in the physical efficiency test the candidates must succeed
in 3 out of 5 items above.
Proposed
Sl.
No.
Category
of Posts
Number of Posts
Minimum
Qualification
2
Forest
Guard
(11600-
21000)
30 Posts
Training
–
The
Forest
Guard shall be sent for nine
months
Forest
Guards
Training Course.
For direct recruitment,-
(1) Must have passed PUC or equivalent qualification on the date of
notification.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in rule 6 of the Karnataka Civil
Services (General Recruitment) Rules, 1977, every candidates must
have attained the age of eighteen years and must not have attained
the age of,-
(i) thirty two years in the case of persons belonging to any of the
Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes or Category-I of the
other Backward Classes;
(ii) thirty years in the case of persons belonging to any of the
Categories of- II(a) or II(b) or III(a) or III(b) of the Other
Backward Classes.
(iii) twenty seven years in case of others on the date of notification:
(3) (a)Physical endurance test.- The candidates are required to complete the
following event which constitute Physical endurance test, within the time limit
specified below:-
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Physical endurance test
Men
1600 meters run
7 minutes
Women
1000 meters run
6 minutes
Physical endurance test: The woman candidates of more than twelve weeks
or above confinement and six weeks and less post confinement will be
temporarily not permitted. The physical endurance test for such woman
candidates will be carried out only on production of medical certificate issued
by a competent authority viz., District Surgeon / Government Doctor.
(b) Physical efficiency test.- To test the candidates' physical fitness,
stamina and courage, shall have the following items, which constitute the
physical efficiency test:
Sl.No.
Item
Qualifying time/distance
Men
Women
1.
100 meters run
15 seconds
18.5 seconds
2.
High Jump
1.20 meters
0.90 meters
3.
Long Jump
3.80 meters
2.50 meters
4.
Shot put
5.60 meters
3.76 meters
5.a
800 meters run
2 minutes
50 seconds
-
5.b
200 meters run
-
40 seconds
In Order to qualify in the physical efficiency test the candidates must succeed
in 3 out of 5 items specified above.
3
Forest
Watcher
12 + 2 (HK) Posts
Training.-The
Forest
Watcher shall be sent for
six months Forest Watcher
Training Course.
For one time direct recruitment,-
(1) Must have passed SSLC or equivalent examination.
(2) Age Limit.- Every candidate must have attained the age of eighteen
years as on the date of notification and must not have attained the age of,-
(i) Thirty three years in the case of persons belonging to the Scheduled
Castes or Scheduled Tribes or Category-I of other Backward Classes;
(ii) Thirty two years in the case of a person belonging to any of the
Category-II(a) or II(b) or III(a) or III(b) of other Backward Classes.
(iii) in case of others, thirty years on the date of notification:
(3) (a) Physical endurance test.- The candidates are required to complete
the following event which constitute Physical endurance test, within the time
limit prescribed.
Physical endurance test
Men
1600 meters run
7 minutes
Women
1000 meters run
6 minutes
Physical endurance test: The woman candidates of more than twelve weeks
or above confinement and six weeks and less post confinement will be
temporarily not permitted. The physical endurance test for such woman
candidates will be carried out only on production of medical certificate issued
by a competent authority viz., District Surgeon / Government Doctor.
(b) Physical efficiency test.-The physical efficiency test shall consist of the
following, namely:-
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Sl.No.
Item
Qualifying time/distance
Men
Women
1.
100 meters run
15 seconds
18.5 seconds
2.
High Jump
1.20 meters
0.90 meters
3.
Long Jump
3.80 meters
2.50 meters
4.
Shot put
5.60 meters
3.76 meters
5.a
800 meters run
2 minutes
50 seconds
-
5.b
200 meters run
-
40 seconds
In Order to qualify in the physical efficiency test the candidates must succeed
in 3 out of 5 items above.
PR - 2281
SC - 500
By Order and in the name of Governor of Karnataka
H.C. Rajendrakumar
Under Secretary to Government (Services),
Forest, Ecology and Environment Department.
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REVENUE SECRETARIAT
NOTIFICATION
NO. RD 145 BHUDAPU 2017, BENGALURU, DATE: 11-12-2017
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of section 4 of the Karnataka Land Revenue Act, 1964 (Karnataka Act
12 of 1964), in partial modification of notifications issued in this behalf and after taking into consideration the population, area, land
revenue and demands from public having regard to the administrative convenience , the Government of Karnataka proposes to alter the
limits of Hubballi and Chabbi Circles of Hubballi Taluk of Dharwad District to constitute a new Taluk called as Hubballi Urban Taluk
including such circles with such villages as specified in the Schedule-I for the purpose of the said Act.
The draft of this notification is hereby published in the official Gazette as required under section 6 of the said Act, for the
information of all the persons likely to be affected thereby and notice is hereby given that the said draft will be taken into consideration
after expiry of one month from the date of publication of the notification in the official Gazette.
Any objection or suggestion which may be received by the State Government from any person with respect to the said draft
before the expiry of period specified above, will be considered by the State Government. Objections or suggestions may be addressed
to the Principal Secretary to the Government, Revenue Department, Room No. 506, 5
th Floor, M.S.Building, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Veedhi,
Bengaluru-560001.
SCHEDULE-I
The Villages Specified in column (3) of the table below within the Circles specified in column (2) thereof shall be excluded
from the limits of Hubballi and Chabbi circles, of Hubballi Taluk within the Dharwad District and constitute a new Taluk within the circle
specified in column (4) thereof called as Hubballi Urban Taluka in Dharwad District.
TABLE
Sl.No.
Name of Circle from which villages
specified in column (3) are excluded
Name of Village
Name of circle in
which villages
specified in column (3)
are included
1
2
3
4
1
Hubballi
Nagashettikoppa
Hubballi
2
Gopanakoppa
3
Bengeri
4
Amaragol
5
Sutagatti
6
Gamanagatti
7
Gokul
8
M. Timmsagar
9
Tarihal
10
Ayodya (V)
11
Ayodya (M)
12
Gabbur
13
Bammapur (V)
14
Bammapur (M)
15
Yallapur (V)
16
Yallapur (M)
17
Bidnal (V)
18
Bidnal (M)
19
Shaharaveerapur
20
Keshwapur
21
M. Arlikatti
22
Unkal
23
Bhairideverakoppa
24
Chabbi
Krishnapur (v)
25
Krishnapur (M)
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The new Taluk called as Hubballi Urban so consitituted shall have boundaries as specified below, namely:-
Boundaries of the new Taluk Hubballi Urban
East: Boundary of Hubballi Rural Taluk
West:Boundary of Kalaghatagi Taluk
North: Boundaries of Dharwad & Hubballi Rural Taluks
South:Boundary of Hubballi Rural Taluk
SCHEDULE-II
After formation of new Taluk as specified in Schedule-I, the remaining Circles specified in column (2) of the table below shall
consist of Villages specified in column (3) thereof shall and continue to remain in Hubballi Taluk in Dharwad District.
TABLE
Sl.No.
Name of Circle
Name of Village
1
2
3
1
Chabbi
Chabbi
2
Sherewad
3
Agadi
4
Adaragunchi
5
B. Aralikatti
6
Murarahalli
7
Kotagondahunasi
8
Budarashingi
9
Noolvi
10
Katnur
11
Mavanur
12
Giriyal
13
Anchatageri
14
Channapur
15
Chavaragudda
16
Ramapur
17
Karadikoppa
18
Kuradikeri
19
Inamveerapur
20
Varur
21
Komplikoppa
22
Tirumalakoppa
23
Palikoppa
24
Rayanal
25
Devargudihal
26
Parsapur
27
Gangival
28
Belagali
29
Pale
30
Bammasamudra
31
Revadihal
32
Agrahar Timmasagar
33
Shirguppi
Shirguppi
34
Kusugal
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1
2
3
35
Ingalahalli
36
Koliwad
37
Umachagi
38
Malligawad
39
Bandiwad
40
Mantur
41
Nagarahalli
42
Kiresur
43
Hebasur
44
Halyal
45
Sulla
46
Byahatti
Boundaries of the remaining Hubballi Taluk
East: Boundaries of Navalgunda & Kundagol Taluk
West: Boundaries of Dharwad & Hubballi Urban
and Kalaghatagi Taluk
North: Boundary of Navalgunda Taluk
South: Boundary of Kundagol Taluk
The proposal specified above shall come into effect from the date of final notification to be published in the official Gazette by
the State Government under sub-section (4) of section 4 of the Karnataka Land Revenue Act, 1964 (Karnataka Act 12 of 1964).
PR-2287
SC-100
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka,
Captain. Dr. K. Rajendra
Director, Cell for Creation of Revenue Villages
And Ex-offcio Deputy Secretary to Govt.
Revenue Department.
REVENUE SECRETARIAT
NOTIFICATION
NO. RD 136 BHUDAPU 2017, BENGALURU, DATE: 11-12-2017
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of section 4 of the Karnataka Land Revenue Act, 1964 ( Karnataka Act
12 of 1964), in partial modification of notification issued in this behalf and after taking into consideration the population, area, land
revenue and demands from public having regard to the administrative convenience, the Government of Karnataka proposes to alter the
limits of Gangavathi, Karatagi,Kanakageri, Navali, Siddapur, Hulihaidar, Venkatageri and Marali circles of Gangavathi Taluk of Koppal
District to constitute new Taluks called as Karatagi and Kanakagiri Taluks including such circles with such villages as specified in the
Schedule-I for the purpose of the said Act.
The draft of this notification is hereby published in the official Gazette as required under section 6 of the said Act, for the
information of all the persons likely to be affected thereby and notice is hereby given that the said draft will be taken into consideration
after expiry of one month from the date of publication of the notification in the official Gazette
Any objection or suggestion which may be received by the State Government from any person with respect to the said draft
before the expiry of period specified above will be consideration by State Government. Objection or Suggestions may be addressed to
the Principal Secretary to the Government, Revenue Department, Room No.506, 5
th Floor, M.S.Building, Dr.B.R.Ambedkar Veedhi,
Bengaluru-560 001.
SCHEDULE-I
The Villages Specified in column (3) of the table below within the circles specified in column (2) thereof shall be excluded from
the limits of Karatagi and Siddapur circles of Gangavathi Taluk within Koppal District and constitute new Taluka within circle specified
in Column (4) thereof called as Karatagi Taluk in Koppal District.
TABLE
Sl.No.
Name of circle from which
villages specified in column
(3) are excluded
Name of village
Name of circle in which
villages specified in
column (3) included
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
1
Karatagi
1.Karatagi
Karatagi
2.Juratagi
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(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
3.Marlanhalli
4.Budhagumpa
5.Challur
6.Hulkihal
7.Mailapur
8.Hagedhal
9.Thimmapur
10.Halasamudra
11.Thondihal
12.Somanal
13.Gudur
14.Bevinal
15.Yaradona
16.Pannapur
2
Siddapur
17.Siddapur
Siddapur
18.Krishanapur
19.Gundur
20.Baragur
21.Kuntoji
22.Eliganoor
23.Mustur
24.Singanal
25.Nandihalli
26.Kakkargol
27.Shaliganur
28.Bennur
29.Ulenur
30.Kottankal
31.Jamapur
The New Taluk called Karatagi so constituted shall have boundaries as specified below, namely:-
Boundaries of the new Taluk Karatagi
East: Boundaries of Ballari & Raichur Districts
West: Boundary of proposed Kanakageri Taluk
North:Boundary of Raichur District
South: Boundaries of Ballari District & Gangavathi Taluk
SCHEDULE-II
The Villages Specified in column (3) of the table below within the circles specified in column (2) thereof shall be excluded from
the limits of Kanakageri, Hulihaidar and Navali circles of Gangavathi Taluk within Koppal District and constitute new Taluk within circle
specified in Column (4) thereof called as Kanakagiri Taluk in Koppal District.
TABLE
Sl.No.
Name of circle from which
villages specified in
column (3) are excluded
Name of village
Name of circle in which
villages specified in
column (3) included
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
1
Kanakagiri
1.Kanakagiri
Kanakagiri
2.Niraloti
3.Hirekhed
4.Chikkakhed
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(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
5.Malligevad
6.Bomachihal (D)
7.Goravihanchinal (D)
8.Kalkera
9.Thippanal
10.Sulekal
11.Benakanal
12.Bankapur
13.Khalsakatapur
14.Musalapur
15.Karadigudda
16.Ramadhurga
17.Obalabandi
18.Bommasagara
19.Rampur
20.Jalihuda
21.Chikkamadinal
22.Hiremadinal
23.Nagalapur
24.Guddadhalakkampur (D)
2
Hulihaidar
25.Hulihaidar
Hulihaidar
26.Devalapur
27.Layadunasi
28.Hanumanal
29.Kanakapur
30.Gouripur
31.Sirwar
32.Godinal
33.Hosagudda
34.Varanakheda
35.Kannermadu
36.Parapur
37.Ingadhal
38.Somasagar
39.Hulasanahatti
40.Adavibhavi
41.Basarihal
42.Gudadhur
43.Chikkavadrakal
44.Bhilakkampur
3
Navali
45.Navali
Navali
46.Adapur
47.Sankanal
48.Kyarihal
49.Uddihal
50.Eachanal
51.Karadona
52.K.Mallapur
53.Yetnatti
54.Bunnatti
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(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
55.Umalikatapur
56.Akalakumpi
57.Hatti
58.Hiredanakanakal
59.Jeralkalgudi
60.Chikkadanakanakal
61.Jeral
62.Vadaki
63.Bhairapur
64.Chirchanagudda
Boundaries of the new Taluk Kanakagiri
East: Boundary of proposed Karatagi Taluk
West: Boundary of Koppal Taluk
North:Boundary of Kushtagi Taluk
South: Boundary of Gangavathi Taluk
SCHEDULE-III
After formation of new taluks as specified in Schedule-I & II the remaining Circles specified in Colum (2) of the table below
shall consist of villages specified in column (3) thereof shall and continue to remain in Gangavathi Taluk in Koppal District.
Sl.No.
Name of circle
Name of village
(1)
(2)
(3)
1
Gangavathi
1.Gangawati
2.Sangapur
3.Rajapur
4.Singanagonda
5.Krishnapur
6.Virupapur (D)
7.Vipra
8.Hirejanthakal (D)
9.Hosalli
10.Nagarahalli
11.Anegundi
12.Basavanadhurga
13.Ramadhurga
14.Mallapur
15.Temba (D)
16.Lakshmipur
17.Ramapur
18.Chikkarampur
19.Anjanahalli
20.Rangapur
21.Sanapur
22.Thirumalapur
23.Hanumanahalli
24.Virupapuragaddi
2
Venkatagiri
25.Venkatagiri
26.Dasanal
27.Udamkal
28.Hampasadhurga
29.Gaddi
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(2)
(3)
30.Agoli
31.Vitalapur
32.Mallapur (D)
33.Bandral
34.Malakanamaradi
35.Basapattana
36.Vadrahatti
37.Bagalapur (D)
38.Aral
39.Kesarahatti
40.Batranarasapur
41.Aralihalli
42.Mukkumpi
43.Yemmigudda
44.Hirebenakal
45.Chikkabenakal
46.Lingadhalli
3
Marali
47.Marali
48.Sriramanagar
49.Hebbal
50.Hanaval
51.Danapur
52.Kesakkihanchinal
53.Guladhal
54.Marakumbi
55.Chikkajanthakal
56.Jangamarakalgudi
57.Acharnarasapur
58.Herur
59.Gonal
60.Ayodhya
61.Achalapur
62.Hoskera
63.Batrahanchinal
Boundaries of remaining Gangavathi Taluk
East: Boundary of Ballari District
West: Boundary of Yelburga Taluk
North:Boundary of Ballari District
South: Boundary of Karatagi Hobali
The proposal specified above shall come into effect from the date of final notification to be published in the official Gazette by
the State Government under sub-section (4) of section 4 of the Karnataka Land Revenue Act, 1964 ( Karnataka Act 12 of 1964)
PR-2288
SC-100
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka,
Captain. Dr. K. Rajendra
Director, Cell for Creation of Revenue Villages
And Ex-offcio Deputy Secretary to Govt.
Revenue Department.
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REVENUE SECRETARIAT
NOTIFICATION
NO. RD 141 BHUDAPU 2017, BENGALURU, DATE: 11-12-2017
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of section 4 of the Karnataka Land Revenue Act, 1964 (Karnataka act
12 of 1964), in partial modification of notifications issued in this behalf and after taking into consideration the population, area, land
revenue and demands from public having regard to the administrative convenience, the Government of Karnataka proposes to alter the
limits of Laxmeshwar Circle of Shirahatti Taluk of Gadag District to constitute a new Taluk called as Laxmeshwar Taluk including such
circle with such villages as specified in the Schedule- I for the purpose of the said Act.
The draft of this notification is hereby published in the official gazette as required under section 6 of the said Act, for the
information of all the persons likely to be affected thereby and notice is hereby given that the said draft will be taken into consideration of
the after expiry of one month from the date of publication of the notification in the official Gazette.
Any objection or suggestion which may be received by the State Government from any person with respect to the said draft
before the expiry of period specified above will be considered by the State Government. Objections or suggestions may be addressed to
the Principal Secretary to the Government, Revenue Department, Room No 506, 5
th Floor, M.S.Building, Dr.B.R Ambedakar Veedhi
Bengalaru-560001
SCHEDULE-I
The Villages Specified in column (3) of the table below within the circles specified in column (2) thereof shall be excluded from
the limits of Laxmeshwar Circle of Shirahatti Taluk within the Gadag District and constitute new Taluk within the circle specified in
Column (4) thereof called as Laxmeshwar Taluk in Gadag District.
TABLE
Sl. No
Name of Circle From Which
Villages Specified in Column (3)
are Excluded
Name of village
Name Circle in Which Villages
Specified in Column (3) are
Included
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
1
LAXMESHWAR
1.
Gojanur
LAXMESHWAR
2
2.
Haradagatti
3
3.
Akkigunda
4
4.
Hiremallapur
5
5.
Kondikoppa
6
6.
Desaibana
7
7.
Petabana
8
8.
Balehosur
9
9.
Suranagi
10
10. Bastibana
11
11. Govnal
12
12. Gulaganjikoppa
13
13. Odeyaramallapur
14
14. Shigli
15
15. Ullatti
16
16. Shabala
17
17. Undenahalli
18
18. Adarakatti
19
19. Ramageri(Basapur)
20
20. Hulageribana
21
21. Yallapur
22
22. Doddur
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(2)
(3)
(4)
23
23. Hirebana
24
24. Putagao Badni
25
25. Kundralli
26
26. Aadralli
27
27. Sankadala
28
28. Nadigatti
29
29. Suvarnagiri
30
30. Madalli
31
31. Yattinahalli
32
32. Yalavatti
33
33. Battur
34
34. Shattikeri
35
35. Hullur
36
36. Amarapur
37
37. Sogivala
38
38. Nelogal
The new Taluk called as Laxmeshwar so constituted shall have boundaries as specified below, namely :-
Boundries of the New Taluk Laxmeshwar
East: Boundray of Shirahatti Taluk
West: Boundries of Savanur & Shiggaon Taluks
North: Boundries of Kundagol & Gadag Taluks
South: Boundray of Haveri Taluk
SCHEDULE –II
After formation of new Taluk as specified in Schedule –I, the remaining Circles specified column (2) of the table below shall
consist of Villages specified in column (3) there of shall and continue to remain in Shirahatti Taluk in Gadag District.
TABLE
Sl.No
Name of Circle
Name of Villages
(1)
(2)
(3)
1
SHIRAHATTI
1.
Shirahatti
2
2.
Khanapur
3
3.
Majjur
4
4.
Shivajinagar
5
5.
Kusalapur
6
6.
Tegginabavanur
7
7.
Navebavanur
8
8.
Kadakola
9
9.
Jalligeri
10
10. Chabbi
11
11. Varavi
12
12. Guddadapur
13
13. Ranatur
14
14. Devihala
15
15. Machenahalli
16
16. Bhavanur
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(1)
(2)
(3)
17
17. Hadagali
18
18. Chikkasavanur
19
19. Bannikoppa
20
20. Sugnalli
21
21. Bellatti
22
22. Hosur
23
23. Narayanapur
24
24. Vadavi
25
25. Alagilavada
26
26. Konchigeri
27
27. Kokkaragundi
28
28. Budihala
29
29. Koganur
30
30. Tangoda
31
31. Nagaramadavu
32
32. Ankali
33
33. Govanakoppa
34
34. Bijjur
35
35. Hebbal
36
36. Kanakavada
37
37. Belagatti
38
38. Tarikoppa
39
39. Kerihalli
40
40. Sevanagara
41
41. Sasalavada
42
42. Kallaganur
43
43. Tolali
44
44. Chavadala
45
45. Itagi
46
46. Basapur
47
47. Parasapur
48
48. Magadi
49
49. Holalapur
Boundaries of the remaining Shirahatti Taluk
East: Boundary of Mundaragi Taluk
West: Boundray of Laxmeshwar Taluk
North: Boundray of Gadag Taluk
South: Boundray of Haveri Taluk
The proposal specified above shall come into effect the date of final notification to be published in the official Gazette by the
State Government under sub-section (4) of section 4 of the Karnataka Land revenue Act,1964 (Karnataka Act 12 of 1964)
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By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka,
Captain. Dr. K. Rajendra
Director, Cell for Creation of Revenue Villages
And Ex-offcio Deputy Secretary to Govt.
Revenue Department.
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REVENUE SECRETARIAT
NOTIFICATION
NO. RD 109 BHUDAPU 2017, BENGALURU, DATE: 11-12-2017
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of section 4 of the Karnataka Land Revenue Act. 1964 (Karnataka Act
12 of 1964) in partial modification of notification issued in this behalf and after taking into consideration the population, area, land
revenue and demands from public having regard to the administrative convenience, the Government of Karnataka propose to alter the
limits of Tikota Circle of Vijayapura Taluk of Vijayapura District to constitute a new Taluk called as Tikota Taluk including such circles
with such villages as specified in the Schedule-1 for the purpose of the said Act.
The draft of this notification is hereby published in the official Gazette as required under section 6 of the said Act, for the
information of all the persons likely to be affected thereby and notice is hereby given that the said draft will be taken into consideration
after expiry of one month from the date of publication of the notification in the official Gazette.
Any objection or suggestion which may be received by the State Government from any person with respect to the said draft
before the expiry of period specified above, will be considered by the State Government. Objections or suggestions may be addressed
to the Principal Secretary to the Government, Revenue Department, Room No.506, 5
th Floor, M.S. Building, Dr. B.R Ambedkar Veedhi,
Bengaluru-560001.
SCHEDULE-I
The Villages Specified in column (3) of the table below within the Circles specified in column (2) thereof Shall be excluded
from the limits of Tikota Circle of Vijayapura Taluk within the Vijayapura District and constitute a new Taluk within the circle specified in
column (4) thereof called Tikota Taluk in Vijayapura District.
TABLE
Sl No
Name of Circle from which villages
specified in column (3) are excluded
Name of Village
Name of circle in which villages
specified in column (3) are included
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
1
Tikota
1. Tikota
2. Rampur
3. Honwad
4. Arakeri
5. Siddapur A
6. Jalageri
7. Yatnal
8. Lohagaon
9. Dhanargi
10. Sevalal Nagar
11. Ittangihal
12. Takkalaki
13. Indira Nagar
14. Hubanur
15. Siddapur K
16. Malakan Devar Hatti
17. Soma Devar Hatti
18. Babanagar
19. Kanamadi
20. Bijjaragi
21. Ghonasagi
22. Kallakavatagi
23. Alaginal
24. Tajapur H
25. Haranal
Tikota
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(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
26. Ratnapur
27. Kotyal
28. Toravi
29. Atalatti
30. Navaraspur
31.Baratagi
32.Hanchinal P.H
The new Taluk called Tikota so constituted shall have boundaries as specified below, namely:-
Boundaries of the new Taluk Tikota
East: Boundary of Vijayapura Taluk
West: Boundary of Belagavi District
North: Boundary of Maharashtra State
South: Boundary of Babaleshwar Taluk
SCHEDULE-II
After formation of new Taluk as specified in Schedule-I, the remaining Circles specified in column (2) of the table below shall
consist of villages specified in column (3) thereof shall continue to remain in Vijayapura Taluk in Vijayapura District.
TABLE
Sl. No
Name of Circle
Name of Village
(1)
(2)
(3)
1
Vijayapura
1.Mahalbagayat
2.KasabaVijayapura
3.Hittinhalli
4.Utnal
5.Jumanal
6.Khatijapur
7.Ainapur
8.Rambhapur
9.Madabhavi
10.Kavalagi
.11.Honnutagi
12.kumatagi
13.Kaggod
14.Shivanagi
15.Ankalagi
16.Hegadihal
17.Ukumanal
18.Katakanhalli
19.Bhutanal
20.Buranapur
21.Hadagali
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(1)
(2)
(3)
2
Nagathan
22.Nagathan
23.Hunashyal
24.Aliyabad
25.Dyaberi
26.Jambagi A
27.Aheri
28.Honnalli
29.Makhanapur
30.Tidagundi
31.Domanal
32.Shiranal
33.Kannur
34.Mdasanal
35.Minchanal
36.Gunaki
37.Kannal
38.Bommanahalli
39.Inganal
40.Gugadaddi
Boundaries of the remaining Vijayapura
East:Boundary of Devar hipparagiTaluk
West:Boundary of Tikota Taluk
North:Boundary of Indi Taluk
South:Boundary of Basavanabagewadi Taluk
The Proposal specified above shall come into effect from the date of final notification to be published in the official Gazette by the
State Government under sub-section (4) of section 4 of the Karnataka Land Revenue Act, 1964 (Karnataka act 12 of 1964).
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SC-100
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka,
Captain. Dr. K. Rajendra
Director, Cell for Creation of Revenue Villages
And Ex-offcio Deputy Secretary to Govt.
Revenue Department.
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