GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND CIVIL SUPPLIES

NAGALAND : DIMAPUR

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MANUAL-1. PARTICULARS OF THE ORGANISATION .FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES.

                      INCEPTION OF THE FOOD AND CIVIL SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT.

 

                                    Originally, the Central Purchase Organisation which had its headquarter at Jorhat, Assam, served as the premier agency to cater to the requirement of foodgrains and other essential Commodities of consumers in the region. This erstwhile Central Purchase Organisation (CPO) system which functioned under the then North Eastern Frontier Agency (NEFA) administration laid down the basic framework for establishing a more structured and formal organization to streamline foodgrains supply and distribution in the State of Nagaland. Thus, it was in the year 1967 that the Department of Food and Civil Supplies came into being with its Directorate based at Dimapur. Since the first Director Shri A.H.Zhimomi, NCS is the Department has so far been manned by 31 Director. Shri O.T.Cingmak, NCS is the present Director.

 

1:1-INTRODUCTION.

                                The Directorate of Food & Civil Supplies, is headed by one Director, one Joint Director, one Deputy Director, 8 Assistant Director and 4 Superintendent of Supply spread throughout the State. The total strength of Executive and Ministrial staff including Officers down to grade –IV is 512.

 

1:2- NAME OF ORGANIZATION: - Directorate of Food & Civil Supplies, Nagaland, Dimapur.

 

1:3- OUR MISSION.

                    To provide maximum and extensive coverage in the distribution of foodgrains and essential commodities cutting across all sections with the objective of poverty eradication. This has led the Department alongwith the rest of the country in implementation of poverty alleviation programme through the various Schemes of the Government of India.

 

1:4- OBJECTIVES.

 

1.      To provide food security to the people by making foodgrains available to them through the various Schemes of PDS as per policy of the Central Government.

2.      To ensure timely release/receipt of foodgrains from Central pool for distribution to the beneficiaries in the State.

3.    To monitor the proper distribution of PDS Foodgrains.

4.       Identification of beneficiaries through the District Administrative authority as per the number of earmarked by the Govt. of India.

5.    Issue of Distinctive Ration Cards under each Scheme of PDS.

 

 1:5- ACTIVITIES/FUNCTION OF THE ORGANIZATION.

 

                        Primarily, the Food and Civil Supplies Department is a service Department which caters essentials Commodities like Rice, Wheat, Sugar etc. from the Central pool and distribution to the beneficiaries as per the entitlement under the various Scheme namely:-

 

(a) BPL (for the population living Below Poverty Line)

(b) AAY (Antyodaya Anna Yojana meant for the poorest of the poor households Below Poverty Line).

(c) ANNAPURNA (scheme for destitute indigent senior Citizens of age 65 years and above who are entitled for National Old Age Pension but not covered).

(d) APL (Above Poverty Line).

 

Under the BPL, the identified beneficiaries are provided with distinctive Red Ration Cards and are entitled 25kgs of foodgrains per month, either Rice or Wheat or combination of both at subsidized prices.

 

                                    Under ANTYODAYA ANNA YOJANA (AAY) the identified beneficiaries are provided with distinctive Blue Ration Cards and are entitled to draw 25kgs of foodgrains per month, either Rice or Wheat or combination of both at a specially subsidized prices.

 

                                    Under ANNAPURNA Scheme the identified beneficiaries are provided with special distinctive Green Ration Cards with Logo of an old man on it. The beneficiaries are entitled 10kgs of Rice per month free of cost. This Scheme is 100% sponsored by the Govt. of India.

 

1:6. ORGANISATIONAL  STRUCTURE: “ANNEXURE-1” enclosed.

1:7.ADRESS OF THE ORGANIZATION: Directorate of Food and Civil Supplies, Nagaland, Dimapur.

 

1:8.OFFICE TIMING.

·        9:30 am to 4:20 pm (summer).

·        9:00 am to 4:00 pm (winter).

 

 

MANUAL-11. POWERS AND DUTIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES.

                     Details of Powers and duties of Officers.

 

2.1

SL.NO.

Name & Designation

Administration

Financial

Statutory

Others

Duties

1.

O.T.Chingmak Director.

Delegation of all Administrative powers.

Delegation of all Financial powers.

 

 

(a) Administrative head.

(b) Sanctioning authority as per financial cognate power rules.

(d) Policy decision.

(e) Financial matters.

(f) Any other matter not specified.

2.

T.Lanu Jamir Jt. Director.

 

 

 

 

(a) General Administration.

(b) All establishment matters.

(c) Incharge of PDS/TPDS.

(d) Budgetary matters.

(e) Drawing & Disbursing officers.

(f) Supervision on financial discipline.

(g) Supervision on timely deposit of the value of foodgrains to FCI by nominees.

(h) Supervision of transportation of essential commodities to various centers.

(i) Supervision of several hundred Fair Price Shop outlets in the State.

 

3.

Apokla Jamir, Dy.Director.

 

 

 

 

(a) Establishment matters.

(b) Motor Transport.

(c) Planning.

(d) General Administration.

  

4.

Shri Temsu Jamir, ADS, Kohima.

Incharge of Kohima District.

 

5.

Smti Sentirenla, ADS, Mokokchung.

Incharge of Mokokchung District.

 

6.

Shri A.Yanger Ao ADS, Tuensang.

Incharge of Tuensang Distrst.

 

7.

Shri J.Talitemjen ADS, Zunheboto

Incharge of Zunheboto District.

 

8.

Shri Rongsen Ao, ADS, Phek.

Incharge of Phek District.

 

9.

Shri M.Chailong Phom ADS, Mon.

Incharge of Mon District.

 

10.

Shri Anungba Sanglir, ADS, Wokha.

Incharge of Wokha District.

 

11.

Shri Lanutoshi Jamir ADS,(R&D)Directorate.

Receipt & Despatch of essential commodities from PD to Directorate.

12.

Shri R.Zumomo, Superintendent of Food & Civil Suplies.

Incharge of Dimapur District.

13.

Shri Vihutuo Paira SOS Peren.

Incharge of Peren District.

 

14.

Shri Khatovi Swu, SOS, Kiphire.

Incharge of Kiphire District.

 

15.

Shri A.Yanger, ADS, Longleng.

Incharge of Longleng.

 

15.

 Shri Khruchohu SOS (Directorate).

SOS (Movement) Directorate.

 

16.

Shri Unnikunju C.M.Junior Engineer.

Construction works of the Department, Directorate.

17.

Smt. Limasenla, A.O.

Budgetary matter expenditure etc.

 

18.

Smt. B.R. Baruah, J.A.O

-do-

 

19.

Shri Mhonthung, Superindentent (MT).

Incharge of Motor Vehicle.

 

                                   

MANUAL –II (B). SUBORDINATE OFFICERS AND STAFF.

 

SL. NO.

Name & Designation

Duties.

 

1.

Smt. W.M. Narola Ao, Registrar

Deals with all establishment matter/ PDS/ MT/ Budget

2.

Smt. Mary Angami, Supdt. (Office)

Establishment matters.

3.

Smti.Vilholi Sema, Supdt.

Accounts matters.

4.

Shri. K.Helmes

PDS matters.

5.

Smt. Shiholi Sema, Sr. Acctt.

Assists in Establishment matters.

6.

Smt. I.Kaveli Sema, Sr. Acctt.

Deals with Audit matters.

7.

Shri. Khuphoneng, U.D.A

Deals with SKO/I/Salt & contract papers.

8.

Shri Sokentsing, U.D.A

Cashier

9.

Smt. M.Alila, U.D.A

Deals with personal files/Service books of the Directorate.

10.

Shri Tsangthungo Lotha, Acctt.

Deals with preparation of GPF, T.A., Medical Bills.

11.

Smt. Itoly Yepthomi, Acctt.

Preparation of Grate-III Salary Statement- Register No.1

12.

Smt. Tohuli Sema, U.D.A

Deals with preparation of Dept. Budgets & all matters related thereof.

13.

Smt. Hemlu Rongmei, Acctt.

Deals with planning matters of the Department

14.

Smt. Moalemla U.D.A.

Attached with Budget Branch.

15.

Shri Nungsangliba, U.D.A.

Deals in Motor Vehicle matters.

16.

Shri Gojen Nandy, U.D.A.

Deals with Salary statement of Grade-IV Staff.

17.

Ado Angami, U.D.A.

Maintenance of MMR (Monthly Reports & Staff.

18.

Smt. A. Narola, U.D.A.

Deals with Medical reimbursement and Medical Advance matters with Govt.

19.

Smt. C.Asangla, Acctt.

Deals with Pension matters of Department

20.

Smt. S.Alila Wai, U.D.A.

Deals with PAC matters/audit.

21.

Smt. Mayangla, U.D.A.

Deals with monthly GPF sanction Grade-IV GPF accounts.

22.

Shri Medovilie, U.D.A.

Deals with AAY Scheme & All matters related thereto.

23.

Smt. Moajungla, U.D.A

Deals with all matters related to BPL Scheme.

24.

Shri James Khati, U.D.A.

Deals with ANNAPURNA/APL Schemes.

25.

Smt. Wabangla, U.D.A

Deals with Fair Price Shop License matters.

26.

Smt. Smt. Bindu Chettri, Acctt.

Deals with appointment/transfer matters of Establishment.

27.

Smt. Theketuoü, L.D.A.

Deals with confidential matters

28.

Smt. Athono, L.D.A.

Assists in Audit Branch

29.

Shri Tinumeren, L.D.A.

Assists in Accounts Branch

30.

Shri T.S. Yanger, L.D.A.

Deals with pay bills of Casual labours/Officers personal peons.

31.

Smt. Merenda, U.D.A

Looks after Despatch of office letters etc.

32.

Smt. Bosorenla, L.D.A.

Deals with personal files of the District staff & leave sanction

33.

Shri Thakambo, L.D.A.

Deals/Assists the Jr. Engineer in construction matters.

34.

Shri Methakielie, L.D.A.

Assists in the matters of AAY Scheme

35.

Shri Phyobemo, L.D.A.

Assists in the works of Motor Vehicle matters.

36.

Shri Ruokuoselhou, L.D.A.

Deals in preparation of budget and reconciliation works with A.G.

37.

Shri Imotemjen, L.D.A

Preparation of Contingency bills.

38.

Smt. Neiphrenuo, L.D.A.

Deals with preparation of indents for release of BPL foodgrains.

39.

Smt. Thejaneinuo, L.D.A.

Deals/assists in preparation of appointment orders/seniority list of staff etc.

40.

Shri longrhonthung,L.D.A.

Grade-III & IV Salary bills Register No. II.

41.

Smt. Medoleü, L.D.A.

Assists in the Contract Branch

42.

Smt. Kikanungla,   LDA-cum-Computer Asstt.

Deals with computerization of correspondence.

43.

Smt. Villo T.Zhimo, LDA

Assists in the audit Branch

 

SL. NO.

Name & Designation

Duties.

 

44.

Smt. Hosheli, Typist

Typing work

45.

Smt. Nribeni, Typist

-do-

46.

Smt. Kenyuhile, Inspector

Deals with monitoring of weekly market price of the State/submission.

47.

Smt. Ekoni Humtsoe, Inspector

Attached with PDS branch.

48.

Smt. Grace Metha, Sub-Inspector

Deals with matters of AAY Scheme

49.

Smt. Sashilemla, Sub-Inspector

Deals with Sugar

50.

Shri Vikietuo, Store-Keeper

Deals with maintenance of Fair Price Shop records etc.

51.

Shri Kuobeilie, Store-Keeper

Attached to BPL Section.

52.

Shri Jungshi Sempo, Store-Keeper

Deals with all computerization matters.

53.

Smt. Kekhriekhonuo, S.K.

Deals in preparation of compilation weekly market price of Essentials Commodities .

54.

Shri Kuzokhol, Store-Keeper

Assist in PDS Branch.

55.

Smt. Vivi awomi, L.D.A.

Deals with preparation of pay bills of Grade-IV staff.

56.

Shri Teisovilie, Store-Keeper

Preparation of indents for issue of Release orders.

57.

Shri Moatoshi, Store-hand

Deals with preparation of indents & compilation of reports in respect of Annapurna scheme.

58.

Shri Asangba, Store Asstt.

Deals with receipt of letters etc.

59.

Smt. Khetoli, L.D.A-cum-comp Asstt.

Computer typing.

60.

Smt. Portia, Sub-Inspector

Attached to PDS Branch

61.

Shri Neikhozolie Angami, SIS (Tech)

Files relating to Motor Vehicle.

62.

Shri Takomeren Longkumer, SK (Tech)

-do-

 

 

MANUAL – II (C)  LIST OF DRIVERS IN THE DIRECTORATE OF     FOOD & CIVIL SUPPLIES                            NAGALAND :  DIMAPUR

SL. NO.

          NAME

DESIGNATION

   REMARKS 

 1.

   IMKONGMEREN

   HEAD DRIVER

 

 2.  

   S. M. DAS

     DRIVER

 

 3.

   T. MANYANG

     -do-

 

 4.

   NEHETO  SEMA

     -do-

 

 5.

   RONGSEN  AO

     -do-

 

 6.

   TIAMONGBA

     -do-

 

 7.

   M. K. THAPA

     -do-

Veh.NL-11/1398

 8.

   TEMSUMONGBA

     -do-

 

 9.

   T. M. LANU

    -do-

 

 10.

   HEVISHE  SUMI

    -do-

 

 11.

   ALOVU  ANGAMI

    -do-

Veh.NL-11/0537

12.

IMKONG.AO

    -do-

Veh NL-11/0533

13

KHEKISHE.SUMI

    -do-

 

14

KHETOI.ACHUMI

    -do-

 

15

PURKUMZUK.JAMIR

    -do-

 

16

Y.AMONG.AO

    -do-

 Veh NL-11/0226

17

SASHIMONGBA

   -do-

 

18

HEZKHU.SUMI

   -do-

 

19

T.SARIBA.AO

   -do-

 

20

R.WALLING

   -do-

D.D.S.

21

T.PHOM

   -do-

Jr.Engg.Cell.

22

RATAN MECH

  -do-

DIRECTOR.

23

ZUTOVI.SUMI

  -do-

Veh NL-11/0512

24

TSENTSO LOTHA

  -do-

Veh NL-11/0225

25

C.CHANG

  -do-

DIRECTOR

26

MAYANGTEMGEN.SANGTAM

  -do-

 

27

TSUKNUNGTEMSU.SANGTAM

  -do-

Jt.Secy.

28

KEVISHE SUMI

  -do-

 

29

TERISE SANGTAM

  -do-

 

30

CHULIO KHIAMNIUNGAN

  -do-

 J.D.S.

31

BENDANGTOSHI.

  -do-

 

32

BITONGSE.SANGTAM

  -do-

 

33

VIKHETO.RENGMA

  -do-

DIRECTOR

34

POREN DIAMARY

  -do-

DIRECTOR

35

C.MHATHUNG.

  -do-

Veh NL-11/0534

36

N.BENDANGSANGBA

  -do-

Veh NL-11/1399

37

VIYEHO.HESSO

  -do-

Veh NL-10/4923

38

NIHOVI.SUMI

  -do-

 

39

AZHA.ANGAMI

  -do-

D.D.S.

40

RAZAUKHRIELE.ANGAMI

  -do-

S.O.S. Dmr.

           

LIST OF MECHANICS IN THE DIRECTORATE FOOD &CIVIL SUPPLIES

NAGALAND :DIMAPUR

 

SL. NO.

NAME

DESIGNATION

REMARKS

   1.

LANU AYANGBA

MEC-1

All are engaged in the Department workshop at the Directorate.

   2.

ROMESH SONAR.

MEC-II

   3.

NUKSHI CHANG

MEC-III

   4..

MD.ABDUL FAROOQUE.

MEC-HELPER.

   5.        

YANKHOINMO OVUNG.

     -DO-

 

LIST OF HANDYMAN IN THE DEPARTMENT (DIRECTORATE)

 

 

SL. NO.

NAME

DESIGNATION

REMARK

1.

T. BENDANG 

 HANDYMAN

 

2.

NIKEN  CHUCHANG

--------do--------

 

3.

MD. LUTFUR ALI

--------do-------

 

4.

AOSANEN  AO

--------do--------

 

5.

ATHUNGO  LOTHA

--------do------

 

6.

BARUN  MECH

--------do-------

 

7.

LEPDEN  AO

--------do-------

 

8.

P.B. RANA

--------do--------

 

9.

LONGBE  SEB

--------do---------

 

10.

LAL BAHADUR MALLA

--------do--------

NL-11/1398  TATA

11.

K. TSAPONGSE

--------do--------

 

12.

TALI AO

---------do------

 

13.

INLI  AO

---------do-------

NL-11/0534   709 TATA

14.

KUMTHUNG  KUKI

---------do-------

NL-11/0225   709 TATA

15.

INAVI  SUMI

---------do--------

NL-11/0226   709 TATA

16.

T.K. YIMCHUNGER

-----------do--------

 

17.

TEKASASHI

----------do---------

 

18.

MARINUS  KUCAR

---------do---------

 

19.

N. SEMP RENGMA

---------do-------

 

20.

I.KESHIHO SUMI

---------do--------

NL-11/1398   709 TATA

21.

MRINAL KANTI DEB

----------do-------

 

22.

K.YETOVI SUMI

---------do--------

 

23.

VITOSHE SUMI

----------do------

 

24.

NCHUMBEMO LOTHA

---------do---------

NL-11/0512   709 TATA

25.

CHUDARY  URANG

---------do--------

 

26.

AKONO  ANGAMI

---------do---------

NL-11/0533   709 TATA

27.

HOKUTO YEPTHO

---------do---------

 

28.

Y.RENDEMO KIKON

---------do--------

 

29.

NEICHATOLIE KENSE

---------do--------

NL-11/0536   709 TATA

30.

YASHIKABA  AO

---------do--------

 

31.

KECHONGOL  HIBO

---------do--------

 

32.

ZACUTSO  NYEKHA

---------do--------

NL-11/0537   709 TATA

 

LIST OF DRIVERS /HANDYMANS UNDER FOOD &CIVIL SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT,NAGALAND :DIMAPUR. (DISTRICT/SUB-DIVISION)

SL. NO.

        NAME

DESIGNATION

REMARKS

   1.

ALEMCHIBA AIER.

DRIVER

KOHIMA (A.D.S.)

NL-10/2459(GYPSY)

   2.

TIAJUNGBA

    -DO-

MKG.(A.D.S.)

NL-10/2463(GYPSY)

  3.

MAKEN AO.

    -DO-

S.O.S. (PEREN)

NL-10/2530(GYPSY)

  4.

CHEMLONGSE

     -DO-

S.O.S. (KIPHIRE)  NL-10/2533. (GYPSY)

  5.

MOHAN SINGH.

     -DO-

A.D.S. (TUENSANG)

NL-10/5720.(M/VAN.)

  6.

HOTHRONGBA

    -DO-

TUESANG (HQR).

 

  7.

T.SETSACHEN SANGTAM

     -DO-

KIPHIRE (HQR)

 

  8.

R. PANJUNGMANNEN

     -DO-

PEREN (HQR)

 

  9.

LUKABISWAKARMA

    -DO-

A.D.S. (WOKHA)

NL-10/2594 (GYPSY)

  10.

KUGHAHA SUMI

     -DO-

ZUNHEBOTO (A.D.S.)

NL-10/2470 (GYPSY)

   11.

NIRANJAN

     -DO-

PHEK (HQR)

 

   12.

IMLIBA SANGTAM.

      -DO-

MON (A.D.S.)

NL-10/5719 (M/VAN)

   13.

CHINGAI KONYAK.

      -DO-

MON (HQR)

 

14.

IMNAYANGER.

      -DO-

TUENSANG (HQR)

 

   15.

KEVINGULIE ANGAMI.

       -DO-

PHEK (HQR)

 

   16.

TAREPKABA AO.

        -DO-

MON (HQR)

SL. NO

      NAME

DESIGNATION

REMARKS

    1.

RONGSENTOSHI AO.

HANDYMAN

MON (HQR)

 

    2.

KELHOL ANGAMI.

    -DO-

PHEK (HQR)

 

    3.

CHINGMAK CHANG.

     -DO-

TUENSANG (HQR)

 

    4.

SAPANG PHOM.

      -DO-

KIPHIRE (HQR)

 

    5.

L. IMTI LONGCHAR.

      -DO-

MKG (HQR)

 

    6.

HIKATO ZHINOMI.

      -DO-

ZUNHEBOTO.(HQR)

 

    7.

B.Y. CHUBA.

       -DO-

TUENSANG (HQR)

 

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MANUAL.III. THE PROCEDURE FOLLOWED IN DECISION MAKING PROCESS.

In a narrative form, the stages through which procedure for decision making for each proposal may be shown in the format below:

  

SL. NO.

Activity

Level of action.

 

Time frame

1.

Establishment.

Director-Receipt-Jt.DDS-Registrar-Supdt.UDA/LDA-Supdt-Registrar-DDS-Jt.DS-Director.

 

2.

Public Distribution System.

-do-

 

3.

Budget.

Director-Receipt-Jt.DS-DY.Registrar-Supdt.LDA/UDA-Supdt-A.O.-Registrar-DDS-JDS-Director.

 

4.

Planning/Construction.

Director-Receipt-JDS-DDS-Registrar-Supdt.LDA/UDA-J.E-Supdt-Rigistrar-DDS-JDS-Director.

 

5.

Motor Transport.

Director-Receipt-JDS-DDS-Registrar-Supdt (transport)    UDA/LDA-Supdt (Transport)-Registrar-DDS-JDS-Director.

 

 

Besides, other details may also be given:-

·         Administration Decision – Director.

·         Financial Decision – Director.

·         Channel of Supervision – Director.

·         Accountability – Director.

                        What are the arrangements to communicate the decision to the public?

                        From  Director  to the Subordinate Establishments.

                        With whom/ authority the final decision lies – Director.

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IV) The norms set by it for the discharge of its functions;

 

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V) The rules, regulations, instructions, manuals and records, held under its control for used by its employees for discharging its functions;

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MANUAL-VI.  A STATEMENT OF CATEGORIES OF DOCUMENTS THAT ARE HELD BY IT OR UNDER ITS CONTROL.

 

SL. NO.

Name/Nature/Category of the documents.

Name of documents.

Procedure to obtain the documents.

Held by/under control of.

1.

Establishment.

Appointment, promotion, transfer & posting, confirmation of service of Non-gazeted staff.

Maintenance of personal files of all gazeted and Non-gazeted officials.

General administration, Medical bills,Pension cases.

P.I.O

Registrar/Supdt. (E).

2.

Planning.

Preparation of Annual and five year plan documents.

P.I.O

J.E

3.

Budget/Accounts.

Budget estimated, revised estimate documents, bill and cash.GPF, T.A. leave encashment, Medical bills, Monthly expenditure statement, reconciliation of expenditure. Audit and PAC correspondence.

P.I.O

Supdt. Accountant.

4.

Motor Transport.

Files and records relating to purchase, maintenance and allotment of all vehicles.

P.I.O & Supdt. (T).

Supdt. (Transport).

5.

Public Distribution system.

Maintenance of records/registers in respect of monthlywise allocation of foodgrains to the State from the central pool (GOI). Maintenance of records of centrewise allocation of foodgrains under different schemes. Transportation bills,AAY Schemes, Levy sugar. SKO I/Salt,APL Rice & BPL Rice.

Maintenance of centrewise beneficiaries/money receipts/ MMR/Bank account cheque Book pertaining to realization of Departmental charges & its utilization. Monitoring / compilation/preparation of forthnightly report of market price of essential commodities and submission to the Government.

P.I.O & Supdt. (PDS).

Supdt. (PDS).

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MANUAL – VII    DOES NOT ARISE.

 

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MANUAL – VIII: A statement of the boards, councils, committees and other bodies consisting of two or more persons constituted as its part or  for the purpose of its advice, and as to whether meetings of those boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to the public or the minutes of such meetings are accessible for public;

                       

Constitution of the Vigilance Committees has been given a major role for implementing of the Schemes under targeted public distribution Scheme (TPDS). The committees has been set up right from the Fair Price Shops and Village levels up to the District levels so as to oversee the implementation of the Schemes and to review at least once in a month as well as to redress public grievances. Director of food & Civil Supply is the head of body. The committee at various levels will consist of the following members.

 

(1)  District Level Committee:

(1)   DC/ADC                                                        - Chairman

(2)   Town Committee member                              - 3 members.

(3)   NGO’s/Social Workers                                - 3 members (women-2)

(4)   District Consumer Forum                             - 1 number.

(5)   Asstt. Controller, Weight & Measures

and Legal Metrology                                   – Member.

(6)   ADS/SOS                                                - Member Secretary.

 

(II)  SUB-DIVISIONAL/AREA LEVEL COMMITTEE

 

(1)   SDO/EAC                                     - Chairman

(2)   Town Committee member                   - 2 members

(3)   NGO’s/Social workers              - 2 members (women)

(4)   Ration Card Holders                              - 2 members.

(5)   Inspector of Supply/SIS             - member

 

(III)            FPS/VILLAGE LEVEL COMMITTEE:

 

(1)   Village Chairman/Ward member       - Chairman

(2)   VDB Secretary                            - Member

(3)   GB                                                 -    “

(4)   SK                                                  -    “

(5)   Card Holder                                            - 2 (women)

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IX)  A directory of its officers and employees,

Secretariat LEVEL Employees list

Sl.

Name

Designation

Grade

Basic Pay

Total Pay

Tribe/ Community

1.

Shri. Lalthara, IAS

Addl. Chief Secy.

IAS

26000

63,355

Mizo

2.

Shri. Ramango Lotha, NCS

Addl. Secy

NCS

16850

40638

Lotha

3.

Shri. Y.M. Humtsoe, NCS

Dy.Secy.

NCS

13500

32773

Lotha

3.

Smti. P. Asosa Anna, NSS

Dy. Secy.

NSS

12375

30090

Mao

4.

Smti. Lily Hangsing, NSS

S.O.

NSS

9600

22996

Kuki

5.

Shri. Vikholie, NSS

S.O.

NSS

9875

23653

Angami

6.

Smti. Y. Akumla, NSS

Jr. S.O.

NSS

8100

18811

Ao

7.

Shri. Lhivete, NSS

Jr. S.O.

NSS

7500

17988

Chakesang

8.

Smti. P. Sekhose, NSS

Sectt. Asstt.

NSS

5600

13556

Angami

9.

Smti. Temjenaro, NSS

Sectt. Asstt.

NSS

5300

12741

Ao

10.

Smti. Leihano

Jr. Sectt. Asstt.

III

4125

9133

Lotha

11.

Smti. Limala Jamir

Steno

III

6225

14948

Ao

12.

Smti. Elizabeth

Steno

III

4125

9939

Angami

13.

Shri Saneizolie

O. Peon

IV

4325

10483

Angami

14.

Shri. Thepuzulie

- do -

IV

4400

10661

Angami

15.

Shri. Dikha

- do -

IV

3800

8938

Chakesang

16.

Shri. Tek Bahadur

- do -

IV

3800

9223

Nepali

17.

Shri. R. Semsayuba

- do -

IV

3875

9343

Ao

 

 

 

 

   

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X) The monthly remuneration received by each of its Officers and employees, including the system of compensation as provided in its regulations;

 

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XI) The budget allocated to each of its agency, indicating the particulars of all plans, proposed expenditures and reports on disbursement made;

The Budget Plan and Non Plan of 2007-08  and  2008-09  Click to open

 

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MANUAL – XII THE MANNER OF EXECUTION OF SUBSIDY PROGRAMMES

  

1. Name of the Programme/Scheme

a)  Below Poverty Line  Scheme (BPL)

b)  Antyodaya Anna Yojana (AAY)

c)  Annapurna Scheme

d)  Welfare Institutions & Hostels Scheme

2. Duration of the Programme/Scheme

No time limit set by the Govt. of India

3. Objective/purpose of the Programme

To ensure Food Security for all, create hunger free India

4. Physical and Financial targets of the Programme (for the  last year)

a)  BPL  Scheme – Not applicable

b)  AAY Scheme – Not applicable

c)  Welfare Institution & Hostels Scheme – Not applicable 

d)  Annapurna Scheme– Rs.50,95,408/- (inclusive of Transportation & Handling)

5. Eligibility of Beneficary

a)  BPL Scheme – Landless labourers, marginal farmers, person earning their livelihood on a daily wages

b)  AAY Scheme – Old people, widows, disable person, without family or societal support, landless labour

c)   Annapurna Scheme – Old age pension Scheme who are destitute, indigent and senior citizen aged 65 years and above

d) Welfare Institution & Hostels Scheme – Those Institution & Hostels running for the Welfare of the people/Society

6. Criteria for deciding eligibility/selection

 

a)  BPL Scheme

b)  AAY Scheme

c)  Annapurna Scheme

d)Welfare Institution & Hostels Scheme

Basing on the eligibility, identification have been carried out involving District Administration and Town Committee Members in Urban Areas and Village Councils/VDBs in Rural Areas

7. No. of Beneficiary

a)  BPL Scheme – 76,500 identified beneficiaries

b)  AAY Scheme – 47,500 identified beneficiaries

c)  Annapurna Scheme – 6,727 identified beneficiaries

d)  Welfare Institution & Hostels Scheme – No fixed  beneficiaries

8. Pre-requisites for the benefit

As at Sl.No.5 above

9. Procedure to avail the benefit of the programme

As at Sl.No.6 above

10. Amount of subsidy

Foodgrains distributed at subsidized rate under AAY/BPL/Annapurna Scheme

11. Details of the benefits given in the programme or schemes under which subsidies are granted

Scheme

Monthly Allocation from the Govt. of India

RICE

WHEAT

BPL Scheme

21590.00 Qtls.

5170.00 Qtls.

AAY Scheme

13365.00 Qtls.

3260.00 Qtls.

Annapurna Scheme

6727.00 Qtls

          -

Welfare Institution & Hostels Scheme

1040.00 Qtls

446.10 Qtls.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

12. Procedure for distribution of the subsidy

a)  BPL Scheme –  Foograins procured from FCI at Govt. subsidized rate of Rs.5.65 per kg for Rice and Rs.4.15 per kg for Wheat are being distributed to the identified beneficiaries at the rate of Rs.6.15 per kg for Rice and Rs.4.65 per kg for Wheat  on production of Special Ration Cards been issued to them through FPS/VCs outlet at the scale of 35 kgs(combination of both Rice & Wheat) per beneficiary per month

b) AAY Scheme – Foograins procured from FCI at Govt. subsidized rate of Rs.3.00 per kg for Rice and Rs.2.00 per kg for Wheat are being distributed to the identified beneficiaries at the same rate on production of Special Ration Cards been issued to them through FPS/VCs outlet at the scale of 35 kgs(combination of both Rice & Wheat) per beneficiary per month

c)  Annapurna Scheme – Free of Cost

d)  Welfare Institution & Hostels Scheme – Foodgrains procured from FCI at BPL rate mentioned above and distributed through the State Govt. appointed Agency.

13. Where to apply or whom to contact in the Office for applying

 Districts Offices. However, the Schemes of BPL/AAY/ Annapurna are one time grant. Hence, inclusion of any new beneficiary can be accommodated as and when directives for enhancement of beneficiaries received from the Govt. of India.

14. Application fee

No fees charged in respect of BPL/AAY/Annapurna & welfare Scheme.

15. Other fees

No fees charged in respect of BPL/AAY/Annapurna & welfare Scheme.

16. Application format

No fees charged in respect of BPL/AAY/Annapurna & welfare Scheme.

17. Name and Address of the beneficiary

Not furnishable in view of numerous beneficiaries (BPL/AAY/Annapurna Schemes)

Welfare Institution & Hostels Scheme – not furnishable in view of the Sl.No.7 above

 

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XIII) Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits or authorizations granted by it.

 

XIV)  Details in respect of the information available to or held by it, reduced in electronic form

 

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MANUAL-XV: PARTICULARS OF THE FACILITIES AVAILABLE TO CITIZENS FOR OBTAINING INFORMATION.

 

Means, methods or facilitation available to the public which are adopted by the department for dissemination of information like. Another means/methods available may be given.

 

SL. NO.

Facility Available

Nature of Information available

Working hours

3.

Notice Board

Notification/Information/Circulars/Tender

Summer.

9:30 am to 4:300 pm.

Winter.

9:00 am to 4:00 pm.

7.

System of issuing of copies of documents.

Photocopies duly countersigned by the competent authority

 

 

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MANUAL-XVI: THE NAMES, DESIGNATIONS AND OTHER PARTICULARS OF THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERS.

Name of the Public Authority – O.T.Chingmak, Director,Food & Civil Supplies Nagaland,Dimapur.

 

a)      Departmental Appellate Authority (DAA) 

Sl.No

Name

Designation

STD Code

Phone No.

Address

1.

O.T.Chingmak

Director

03862

9436602770(M) 226250 (R) 233347 (O)

Director of Food & Civil Supplies, Nagaland, Dimapur.

  

b)      Public Information Officer (PIO)  

Sl.No

Name

Designation

STD Code

Phone No.

Address

1.

T.Lanu.Jamir

Jt.Director

03862

9436019607(M) 233586 (O) 244398 (R)

Directorate of Food & Civil Supplies, Dimapur.

2.

Apokla.Jamir

Dy.Director

03862

9436431002(M) 234165(O)

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      C)  Assistant Public Information Officer(S) (APIO) 

Sl.No

Name

Designation

STD Code

Phone No

Address

1.

Sentirenla Jamir

ADS

03862

9436439430(M) 2226483(O) 2227914 (R)

ADS Mokokchung

2.

K.Rongsen Ao.

ADS

03865

9436016239(M) 9436002797(M) 245294( R)

ADS (Movement) Directorate

3.

T.Talitemjen

ADS

 

9436002797(M) 245294( R)

ADS Zunheboto

4.

A.Yanger Ao

ADS

0369

9463012196(M)

ADS R & D

5

Lanutoshi

ADS

 

9436012196(M)

ADS Tuensang

5.

Temsu.Jamir

ADS

0370

9436003725(M)

ADS Kohima

6.

M.Chailong.Phom

ADS

 

9436008588(M)

ADSMon

7.

Anungba Sanglir

ADs

 

9436012807(M)

ADSWokha

8.

Khatovi SWu.

SOS

 

9436002383(M)

SOS Kiphire

9.

Vihutuo Paira

SOS

 

9436012406(M)

SOS Peren

10.

Zumomo Lotha

SOS

03862

9436017298(M)

SOS Dimapur

11

Khruhucho

SOS

 

 

SOS Phek

 

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MANUAL – XVII: SUCH OTHER INFORMATION MAY BE PRESCRIBED.

 

A.     Related to seeking information.

As prescribed by the RTI Act.

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