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Chapter-1

Introduction

The Right to information Bill 2005 was passed by the Houses of Parliament

received the assent of the President of India on 15.06.2005 on 21.06.2005 and it was

published ask Right to Information Act 2005 in the Gazette of India vide No. 25 on

21.06.2005 and it has come into force with effect from 15.06.2005.

As per the Act, each public authority has to fulfill certain obligations before expiry

of 100/120 days from the commencement of Act i.e. by 23.09.2005/12.10.2005.

Section 4 (1) (a) of Act Casts on obligation on each public authority to maintain

records. This Section reads as follows.

Maintain all its records duly catalogued and indexed in manner and the form

which facilitates the right to information under its Act and ensure that all records that

are appropriate to be computerized are within a reasonable time and subject to

availability of resources. Computerized and connected through a network all over the

country on different systems so that access to such records is facilitated.

Section 4 (1) (b) of the Act Casts an obligation on each public authority to publish

within expiry of 120 days from the commencement of the Act. Manuals on the 17 items

contained in Chapters 2 to 16 herein for easy access and understanding by Citizens,

Civil Society Organizations. Public representatives, Officers and Employees of

public authorities including public information officers and Assistant Public

information officer and appellate officers etc.


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Chapter-2

Organization, Functions and Duties

Section 4 (1) (b) (i)

Right to Information Act 2005

The name of the organization is Irrigation & CAD Department functioning at

Secretariat, A.P. Hyderabad. The functions and duties of the Department are mentioned

as here under.

INTRODUCTIONOF IRRIGATION & COMMAND AREA DEVELOPMENTDEPARTMENT

Andhra Pradesh is the fourth largest state in India with a population of 72.7

million and a geographical area of 27.44 million hectare.

Andhra Pradesh stands at a high pedestal in the irrigated map in India with its

rich water resources with major rivers like Godavari, Krishna, Pennar and many more

medium and minor rivers.

Water is a prime natural resource, a basic human need and a precious asset. Its

importance is very high particularly for the agriculture. Most of the population lives in

villages and the agriculture is the main resource for them. If there is water in the village,

farmers in the village will be extremely happy and their livelihood will also be improved.

There is a wide variation of the rainfall between the different districts of the

State. The six north coastal Districts and three north Telangana Districts receive

more than 1,000 mm per annum, while a scanty rainfall below 700 mm is registered in

Kurnool, Ananthapur and Kadapa Districts. The lowest is recorded in Ananthapur district

(568 mm), while Vizianagaram District has the highest rainfall (1,159 mm) on an

average.

Agriculture in Andhra Pradesh is largely dependent on rainfall. Of the states

geographical area, 47% is under cultivation and the net sown area is about 10.43 Mha.


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Of which 4.88 Mha. Is irrigated. Majority of the population is dependent on agriculture

for household level livelihoods. About 80.0 lakh farmers are covered under irrigated

agriculture.

The states share of dependable flows from the river system is estimated at

2746 tmc. This breaks up into 1480 tmc from the Godavari River system, 811 tmc from

the Krishna, 98 tmc from the Pennar and the rest from the other small rivers.

Out of the 1480 tmc available in Godavari system about 720 tmc is under

utilization at present. The entire dependable yield or river Krishna is almost

fully harnessed through the construction of several Irrigation projects. Irrigation projects

are the main resources for utilizing the water for agriculture and to protect from drought

without which the water will go waste into the sea. Keeping in view of the large quantity

of water availability in the Godavari system and also in some other rivers,

Government now consider that construction of Irrigation projects is their top most

priority.

Thus, Andhra Pradesh irrigation scenario presents a huge spectrum

of information on its irrigation development and other related activities from which the

people can get benefited.

The Department by its administrative control over the following wings is attending

to the set objectives.


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The functions and duties of the Department are mentioned as here under.

S.No Unit Functions & Duties

1Engineer-in-Chief ( A.W )Sri. Rahaman M K

Overall in charge of entire administration of I &

CAD Department & also coordinate theactivities of Chief Engineer Hydrology and

clearances ,Chief Engineer CDO, ChiefEngineer Quality control of Telangana,

Rayalaseema and Andhra Projects, Chief

Engineer HRD, Chief Engineer APERL &Publicity.

2

Engineer-in-Chief Projects - ( I )

Sri.C. Muralidhar

Godavari Delta, Krishna Delta, Penna Delta,Nizamsagar, TB Dam (State Part), TBP, HLC

and also general coordination with the projects

Chief Engineer PCSS, Chief Engineer

Karimnagar, Chief Engineer GLIS,Commissioner Godavari Basin , Chief

Engineer Mahabubnagar, Chief Engineer SRSP,

Chief Engineer NSP, Chief Engineer NSRSPand Chief Engineer Dummagudem.

3ENC, Medium IrrigationSri. Surya Rama Subrahmanyam P

All Medium Irrigation projects, formation of

Swarnamukhi Link canal Project

4ENC Commissionerate of TendersSri.L.Narayan Reddy

Finalisation of tenders of works costing more

thanRs.2Crores.Incharge of reforms intendering.

5ENC , Indira Ssgar Polavaram ProjectSri. M. Venkateswara Rao

Polvaram Projects ( i.e. Head works, Left Main

Canal, Right Main Canal), Tadipudi, PushkaramLift Irrigation Schemes, Bhupatipalem,

Kovvada Canals, Chagalnadu, Chintalapudi ,

Musurumilli, Surampalem (Medium) Project.

6CE, QC Rayalaseema Region, KadapaSri.C.Prabhakar Rao

Incharge of Quality control operations carried

out by Department and staff and also 3rd party

Quality control for the Rayalaseema Region.

7CE QC Telangana RegionSri.P.Mohan Reddy

Incharge of Quality control operations carried

out by Department and staff and also 3rd party

Quality control for the Telangana Region.

8CE QC Andhra RegionA/C Sri. P.Gopala Krishna Reddy

Incharge of Quality control operations carriedout by Department and staff and also 3rd party

Quality control for the Andhra Region.

9CE Central Water Commission &AIBPAssistance,Sri.K.Rama Krishna CWC Clearances


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10CE Chief Technical Examiner,HyderabadSri. D.Tulasi Das Enquiry on allegations, disciplinary cases

11CE Godavari Delta System,DowlaiswaramSri.P.Gopala Krishna Reddy

Incharge of flood banks of Godavari andKrishna.

12 CE Krishna Delta System, VijayawadaSri. Sambaiah D

Incharge of modernization of Godavari andKrishna deltas.

13CE Rajiv Sagar Indira Sagar LiftIrrigation BhadrachalamSri.B.Hari Ram

Dummagudem project.

14CE, (Projects) Irrigation, KadapaSri.B.Krishna Mohan

TGP works in Kadapa District, GNSS Project

works in Kadapa District and Pulivendula

Branch Canal etc.

15CE, (Projects) Irrigation, KarimnagarSri. Satyanand J

Flood Flow Canal Projects , SripadaYellampalli Project..

16 CE, (Projects) MahabubnagarA/C Sri. Muralidhar C

KLIS, Nettampadu, Rajiv Bheema LiftIrrigation Project, Priya Darshini Jurala Projects

17CE, (Projects) Ongole,A/C G. Chittibabu Pulichintala Project, Veligonda and

Gundlakamma Projects.

18CE, Central Designs Organisation,A/C.Sri.C.Muralidhar

Designs of all Major and Medium projectsincluding Quality Control Circle at

Dowlaiswaram and APERL.

19CE, GLIS, WarangalA/C Sri.E.Narayana Reddy

J.C.R Godavari Lift Irrigation Schemes, SRSP

Stage-II

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CE, Minor Irrigation, Hyderabad

A/C Sri. B.Venugopala Chary All Minor Irrigation Projects, schemesincluding Panchayat Raj tanks .

21CE, NSRSP (Srisailam) , HyderabadA/C. B.Lakshmana Rao Srisailam Dam, AMRP

22CE, Nagarjuna Sagar Project, HillColonySri. Sharath Chander Reddy

Nagarjuna Sagar Project, Ramateertham

balancing reservoir in Prakasam District.

23CE, Pranahitha ChevellaA/C Sri.J.Satyanand

In charge of all works of Dr.B.R.Ambedkar

Pranahitha Chevella Sujala Sravanthi Lift

Irrigation Scheme.

24CE, APERL, HyderabadSri.G.Chittibabu

Incharge of Engineering Research Labs

25Chief Engineer ,Commissioner, CADA, HyderabadSri.B.Venugapala Chari

Incharge of Command Area Development &

Category A and Category B works

26Director General WALAMTARI,HyderabadSri. Tirupataiah K

In charge of conducting Training Programmes

to Engineers & staff of Irrigations & CAD

Dept. and trainings to W.U.As


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27Chief Engineer HRDSri.Y.V.Chalam

To conduct all training programms for

Engineers in consultation with Director GeneralWALAMTARI and otherAgencies

28Joint Secretary, HyderabadSri. Jaganmohan Rao M

Working in Secretariat, under the control of Prl.

Secretary, I&CAD

29Joint Secretary Technical, HyderabadSri. Lakshmana Rao B

Working in Secretariat, under the control of Prl.

Secretary, I&CAD

30CE HydrologySri.M.A.Raoof

Investigation of all new Medium and Major

Projects and obtaining clearance from CWC up

to the stage of grounding the works.

31CE AP Vigilence CommissionSri. M . Ashok Kumar

Working in State Vigilance Commission.

32CE (P) KurnoolA/C Sri. K.Jalandhar

SRBC works including Gorakallu Reservoir ,TGP works in Kurnool Districts , GNSS

Packages in Kurnool Districts , Siddapuram Lift

Schemes, K C Canal , TBP-LLC System ,Abdullapuram balancing Reservoir , TBP-LLC

Modernisation , Sunkesula Barrage etc.

33CE North Coast ViskhapatnamA/C Sri .N.Jagan Mohan Rao

Vamsadhara, Janjhavati, Totapalli ( Major),

Peddagadda (Medium), TTPR ( Tarakarama

Teertha Sagar Project)

34CE(P) HNSS AnanthapurSri K.Jalandhar

Handri-Neeva Sujala Sravanti Project, Guru

Raghavendra Project

35ACE SRSP Karimnagar

A/C Sri.K.Sudheer SRSP Stage-I

36Commissioner Planning andDevelopment of Godavari BasinSri. Sudheer K

Alisagar and Gupta Projects, PW Mechanical &

Work shops and CMU.

37Chief Engineer TGPA/C Sri. G.Chittibabu

TGP works in Nellore and Chittoor Districts

Somasila Project, SLC & SB , GNSS Project inChittoor District, Tirupathi Water Supply

Schemes and also general coordination with the

Chief Engineer North Coast, Chief Engineer

Indira Sagar Polavaram Project, Chief EngineerModernization(except NSP) , Chief Engineer

Ongole , Chief Engineer TGP , Chief EngineerHNSS , Chief Engineer Kadapa , ChiefEngineer Kurnool ,Flood Bank Works in

Andhra and Rayalaseema areas.

38Chief Engineer , IS&WRA/C M. Venkateswara Rao

All Inter State matters of River Basins, now

specifically in charge of Krishna Water

Disputes Tribunal etc.


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CHAPTER 3

SECTION 4(1 )( b)(ii)

FUNCTIONS & DUTIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

OF

ENGINEER IN- CHIEF( ADMN.WING)

The office of the Engineer-in-Chief (Admn. Wing) is in charge of all

Establishment/ Service matters of entire A.P. State staff of Irrigation & C.A.D.

Department.

The Engineer-in-Chief (AW) is the Head of the Department for Irrigation &

Command Area Development Department. He is also the Head of the office of the

Engineer-in-Chief (AW). He is assisted by the following officers/staff working in the

office of the Engineer-in-Chief (AW).

Sl.No Name of PostNumber of

Posts1 Chief Engineer HRD 01

2 Deputy Engineer-in-Chief (Admn.)

(Superintending Engineer Rank)

01

3 Deputy Director (Administration)

(Executive Engineer Rank)

01


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4 Executive Engineer (Vigilance) 02

5 Assistant Director (Administration)

(Deputy Executive Engineer Rank)

01

6 Deputy Executive Engineers 02

7 Assistant Executive Engineers/ Assistant Engineers 098 Non-Technical Personal Assistant 02

9 Personal Secretary to Engineer-in-Chief 01

10 Superintendents 16

11 Senior Assistants 42

12 Junior Assistants 28

13 Stenos 02

14 Typists 11

15 Record Assistants 05

16 Roneo Operator 01

17 Daffedar 01

18 Attenders 23

The functions of each of the above Officers/Staff are as detailed below:-

ENGINEER-IN-CHIEF (ADMN.WING ) :

He is Head of the Department of Irrigation & C.A.D. Department.

He is overall incharge of entire Administration of Irrigation & C.A.D. Department.

The functions of the Engineer-in-Chief (AW) as Administrative head are as laid down in

the following rules:-

1. Andhra Pradesh Engineering Service Rules.

2. Andhra Pradesh Engineering Subordinate Service Rules.

3. Andhra Pradesh Ministerial Service Rules.

4. Andhra Pradesh State & Subordinate Service Rules.

5. Andhra Pradesh Last Grade Service Rules.

6. Andhra Pradesh Departmental code.

7. Andhra Pradesh Conduct (C.C.A) Rule.

8. Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Conduct) Rules.

9. Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Classification Control and Appeal) Rules.

10.Andhra Pradesh Revised Pension Rules.


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11.All Government Orders/ Executive Instructions on Establishment & Service

matters issued by General Administration Department, Finance Department and

Irrigation & C.A.D. Department from time to time.

In brief the following are the broad functions of Engineer-in-Chief (AW ):

1. ADMINISTRATIVE POWERS:

a) Appointing authority in respect of Deputy Executive Engineer / Assistant

Executive Engineers/ Assistant Engineers/ Non-Technical Personal

Assistants.

b) Transfers and posting of Assistant Engineers/ Assistant ExecutiveEngineers/ Deputy Executive Engineers and Executive Engineers.

c) Deputation of Assistant Engineers/ Assistant Executive Engineers/ Deputy

Executive Engineers to other Departments / Corporations.

d) Inter-Circle Transfers of circle scale Establishment viz., Superintendents,

Senior Assistants, Junior Assistants, Draughtsman, Tracers etc.,

2. DISCIPLINARY POWERS:

a) Disciplinary authority in respect of Deputy Executive Engineers/ Assistant

Executive Engineers/ Assistant Engineers and Non-Technical Personal

Assistants and all other Technical/ Ministerial staff of Circle scale

establishment of the Department.

b) Can order Departmental enquiry against Deputy Executive Engineers/

Assistant Executive Engineers/ Assistant Engineers and Non-Technical

Personal Assistants and all other Technical/ Ministerial staff of circle scale

establishment of the Department.


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c) Can suspend Deputy Executive Engineer, Assistant Executive Engineer /

Assistant Engineer / Non-Technical personal Assistant and all other

Technical/ Ministerial staff of the Department.

He is also the Chairman for Board of Chief Engineers wherein Engineer-in-

Chiefs and Chief Engineers of all Engineering Departments of Government of Andhra

Pradesh are members.

DEPUTY ENGINEER-IN-CHIEF (Superintending Engineer Rank):-

His functions are mainly to assist the Engineer-in-Chief (AW) in all matters

pertaining to Administration of entire Irrigation & C.A.D. Departments.

The independent functions of Deputy Engineer-in-Chief are as laid down in

G.O.Ms.No. 1889 PWD, Dt. 1-9-1964.

DEPUTY DIRECTOR (ADMINISTRATION)-(Executive Engineer Rank ): -

His functions are mainly to assist the Deputy Engineer-in-Chief (AW). In all

matters pertaining to Administration of entire Irrigation & C.A.D. Department.

The independent functions of Deputy Director (Admn) are as laid down in

G.O.Ms.No. 106, I&CAD Dept., Dt. 4-6-1989.

EXECUTIVE ENGINEER (VIGILANCE):-

His main function is to assist the Engineer-in-Chief (AW) in dealing with the

disciplinary cases, vigilance cases received from Government and other Departments

on the staff of Irrigation & CAD Department and pension cases.

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (ADMINISTRATION )- (Dy Executive Engineer Rank)

His main function is to assist the Deputy Director (Administration) and he is

incharge of the Following Subjects:-


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a) Registration of Special Class & Class I Contractors .

b) Correspondence connected with Board of Chief Engineers meetings.

DEPUTY EXECUTIVE ENGINEERS (VIGILANCE):-

Their main function is to assist the Executive Engineers(Vigilance) in dealing

with the disciplinary vigilance cases and also court cases pertaining to staff of Irrigation

& C.A.D. Department.

ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE ENGINEERS/ ASSISTANT ENGINEERS:-

Their main function is to assist the Deputy Executive Engineers and to deal the

subjects allocated to them.

NON TECHNICAL PERSONAL ASSISTANT I : -

He is in charge of the following subjects dealt with by different sections.

1. Disciplinary and Vigilance cases.

2. Pension cases.

3. Establishment matters of Circles Scale Estt.

NON TECHNICAL PERSONAL ASSISTANT II:-

He is drawing and disbursing officer in respect of office of the Engineer-in-Chief

(AW) He is in charge of the following subjects dealt with by different sections.

1. All Establishment matters pertaining to the staff working in the office of

the Engineer-in-Chief (AW).

2. All Establishment matters pertaining Engineers of the Irrigation & C.A.D.

Department.


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SUPERINTENDENTS:-

There are 16 Superintendents in charges of 16 sections in the office of the

Engineer-in-Chief (AW) . The work distribution among the Sixteen Sections is as

indicated in this office Circular Memo No. Rc/ENC /G2/31578/94, dt: 31-7-1999.

The functions of Superintendents are mainly to monitor the work being done by

the Senior Assistants/ Junior Assistants/ Typists Working in their sections and they are

responsible for disposal of all the references received on the subjects being dealt by the

respective sections. They maintain the following Registers in the prescribed formats.

a) Demy official Letters Register.

b) Chief Ministers office References Register

c) Court Cases.

d) Legislative Assembly Question and Assurance.

e) File Movement Register.

f) Staff Movement register.

g) Any other Registers on the Subjects as required for the Administration.

SENIOR ASSISTANTS & JUNIOR ASSISTANTS:-

Their main function is to dispose off all the references received by them on

the subjects allotted to them. They shall maintain the Personal Registers in the Format

Prescribed besides maintaining the following Registers in respect of his seat.

MD. Court cases.

ii) Chief Ministers office reference.

MD. Legislative Assembly Questions and Assurances.


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MD. Demy Official Letter Register.

As per the standing instructions of the Government every reference shall be

disposed within three days.

TYPISTS:-

Their main function is to attend to the Typing work of the sections to which they

are attached. Their minimum out turn per day is 24 pages. They shall also maintain the

Diaries of work done. They are responsible for proper up-keep of the Typewriter

attached to them.

JUNIOR STENOS:-

They shall attend to the work entrusted by the concerned officer. They shall also

maintain the Registers for Movement of important references like D.O. letters and

Confidential Reports etc.

RECORD ASSISTANTS:-

They are in charge of up-keeping of the office Records entrusted to them and

maintain the prescribed Registers, Showing the details of files in their custody.

RONEO OPERATOR:-

He is in charge of duplicating machine for taking duplicate copies and is

responsible for proper up-keep of the duplicating machine.

DAFFEDAR:-

He is attached to the Peshi of Engineer-in-Chief (AW).

ATTENDERS:-


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They are attached to different sections and officers of Administration Wing.

Chapter 4

Procedure followed in Decision making process

(Section 4 (1) (b) (iii))

Activity Description Decision makingprocess

Designation of finaldecision makingauthority

The procedure followed in the decision making is common to all

departments including Irrigation & CAD Department as prescribed in Business Rules

and Secretariat instructions Published by General Administration Department. These

rules and instructions are amended from time to time by General Administration

(Cabinet/IC) Department.

The proposals of the Heads of the Departments under the control of Irrigation

& CAD (IW & PW) Department are received in Tappal Section. On receipt of the

same Tappal clerk gives Tappal Number and Keep all Tappal papers in a

separate Tappal Book and send them to the officers concerned. On persual of tappal

by the concerned officers, they will be sending back to the concerned sections. The

concerned Section Heads will mark to the concerned caseworker who makes an entry

in the personal register and put up the same in the shape of a file with relevant extracts

of Acts & rules and submit the file to the concerned Section Head. The Section Head

scrutinizes the file and writes his/her remarks, and passes on the file to the concerned


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unit officers. The Unit Officer Scrutinizes the file and passes on the file to the

ENC(AW) through Dy.ENC(AW).


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Chapter 5

Norms / Discharges of function

(Section 4 (1) (b) (iv))

In general, the Department starts working from 10.30a.m. to 5.00 p.m.(Monday to Saturday except on second Saturday and General holidays).

Sl.No Function/service Norms/standards ofperformance set

Time frame Reference documentprescribing the norms(Citizens Charter ,Service Charter etc)

1 Proposalsreceived from Subordinateoffices/othersshall beprocessed andfinally a reply isgiven.

A paper afterreceipt shall besubmitted toofficers within 3 to 5days.

After Completion ofprocess, reply shallbe given as earlyas possible.

3 days ateach state

HOD has prescribedfor their subordinateoffices.


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Chapter 6

Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Manual and Records for Discharging Functions

Discharging Functions

(Section 4 (1) (b) (v) & (vi))

Besides the common rules for administrative / financial matters as prescribed

by GAD/Fin department, the following Acts and Rules are held for official use.

1. Departmental code (D-code)

2. Accounts code (A-code)

3. Service Rules

4. Pension Rules

5. Conduct Rules

6. State & Subordinate rules


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Chapter 7

Categories of Documents held by the Public Authority under its Control

(Section 4 (1) (b) vi)

S.No Category of document

Title of document Designation and address ofthe custodian (held by/ under

the control of whom)

1. G.O.Ms.No. (Government Order Miscellaneous)

2. G.O. Rt. (Government Order Routine)

3. Memo.

4. Letter

5. U.O. Note

6. Office Order (Miscellaneous)

7. Office Order (Routine)

8. Endorsement

9. D.O. Letter


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Chapter 8

Arrangement for Consultation with, or Representation by the Members of the Public in

relation to the Formulation of Policy or implementation thereof

[Section 4 (1) (b) (vii)]

The Public who are aggrieved in the delay of issue of orders at ENC(AW)

Level may approach any Officer from and above the rank of Executive Engineer .

The departments staff is not allowed to entertain any visitors who come for their

personal work.


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Chapter 9

Boards, Councils, Committees and other Bodies

Constituted as part of Public Authority

[ Section 4 (1) (b) viii)]

Chapter 10

Name of the Board ,Council, Committee etc.

Composition Powers & Functions Whether itsMeetings open toPublic/ Minutes or its

meetings accessiblefor Public

Board of ChiefEngineers

All the E-in-Cs &CEs of all the Depts.Of Govt., of A.P. arethe members. TheE-in-C(AW) isChairman.

Giving suggestions/recommendationsto the Govt., ontechnical matters

No


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Directory of Officers and Employees

[Section 4(1) (b) (ix)]

Following is the information of the officers and employees working in ENC (AW)

Irrigation & CAD Department at Jalasoudha Building different levels and their contract

Telephone Numbers are furnished as here under:-

S.No Name of the Officer/Employee Designation Telephone

1 M.K.RAHAMAN ENC(AW)23390744(F)23390411(O)

2 VENKATA CHALAM Y CE HRD 23392456

3 NARASIMHA RAO P Dy.ENC 23391033(O)

4 N.VEERA PRATAP DDA 23322453(O)

5 NARASIMHA RAO P(A/C) EE-2 23391134

6 RAMA KRISHNA D EE-1 23322454(O)

7 KONDAIAH N ADA 23312609(O)

8 CHIDAMBARA MOORTHY M DEE(Comp) 23322451(O)

9 NAGENDRA KUMAR V DEE(Vig)23391134Ext:122

10 T.V SUBBAIAH NTPA-II23391134Ext:216

11 SOMANATH R NTPA-I23391134Ext:111

12 NALINI KUMARI V AEE 23322451(O)

13 RAVI KANTH Y AEE 9652904894

14 EMMANUEL RAJ A AEE 9440727875

15 LAKSHMI PRIYANKA M AEE 23322451(O)

16 Dhanunjaya Rao D AEE 9492056586

17 P.Ramana Reddy AEE 9246504463

18 B.Jalandhar AEE 9866146389

19 SUBBA RAO K V AE

20 SRINIVASA RAO M AE

21 RAJESWARI B LD Steno

22 V Suryanarayana murthy PS to ENC23 KALYANI DEVI D Superintendent

24 SITA RAMA SASTRY M Superintendent

25 PRABHAKAR RAO P Superintendent

26 JAGGU M Superintendent

27 KANVA SRI K Superintendent

28 N.M.G.KRISHNAMA CHARYULU Superintendent


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29 MALLIKARJUNA RAO S Superintendent

30 PRAMEELA V Superintendent

31 PADAMAVATHI E Superintendent

32 SRINIVAS RAO M Superintendent

33 LEELAVATHI K Superintendent34 VENKATESULU AVVULENNA G Superintendent

35 KHADRY SYED ARIFULLAH Superintendent

36 PRAKASH RAO J Superintendent

37 RAGHAVENDRA RAO L Superintendent

38 A M A PRASAD Superintendent

39 JOGA RAO O Superintendent

40 SAILAJA RANI U Superintendent

41MEERAN MOHINUDDINMOHAMMED Senior Assistant

42 MOHD WAJID ALI MOHD Senior Assistant

43 GAYATRI P Senior Assistant

44 SIRISHA J Senior Assistant

45 DAYANAND RATHOD M Senior Assistant

46 PANDU RANGA VITTAL Senior Assistant

47 GEETHA Y Senior Assistant

48 HUMAYUN HUSSAIN SYED Senior Assistant

49 ESHWARAIAH S Senior Assistant

50 VENKATAIAH K Senior Assistant

51 JAGAN MOHAN T Senior Assistant52 VENKATESWAR RAO K Senior Assistant

53 BALA SWAMY A Senior Assistant

54 MADHAVI LATHA M Senior Assistant

55 MD.MUJEEBUDDIN SIDHIQUE Senior Assistant

56 VENKATA RAMANA K Senior Assistant

57 RAVI P Senior Assistant

58 SRI HARI PRASAD K Senior Assistant

59 SADHU SUNDARI G Senior Assistant

60 SIRISHA RANI D Senior Assistant

61 ABDUL MANNAN MOHAMMED Senior Assistant

62 NEELAVENI Y Senior Assistant

63 INDIRA B Senior Assistant

64 VIJAYALAKSHMI T Senior Assistant

65 GOWRAMMA V Senior Assistant

66 BASHEERUDDIN AHMED SYED Senior Assistant


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67 RAVI KIRAN J Senior Assistant

68 SRIVIDYA M Senior Assistant

69 JOJAPPA K Senior Assistant

70 NARASIMHA RAO D Senior Assistant

71 MUJEEBUNNISA BEGAM Senior Assistant72 VANI R Senior Assistant

73 KAMALA RANI K Senior Assistant

74 Siva Prasad T Senior Assistant

75 Maheswara Rao CH Junior Assistant

76 Srinivasa Rao. P Junior Assistant

77 SWARUPA RANI B Junior Assistant

78 SULTANA AHMED SHAIK Junior Assistant

79 SUNEETHA K Junior Assistant

80 JABEZ RAJU A Junior Assistant

81 GOPAL SINGH K Junior Assistant

82 ZAINUMIAH SYED Junior Assistant

83 SHANKAR N Junior Assistant

84 RAJYALAKSHMI P Typist

85 NARASIMHAN R Typist

86 VASUDHARA DEVI Y Typist

87 LALITHA KUMARI D Typist

88 SHAKUNTALA B Typist

89 PRABHU DAS A Record Assistant

90 SANDHYA RANI J Record Assistant

91 YESU DAS G Record Assistant

92 SATYANARAYANA DEV D.V. Record Assistant

93 SAMDANI BEGAM Office Subordinate

94 PADMAVATHI T Office Subordinate

95 TARA BAI A Scavenger

96 PURNA CHANDRA RAO K Office Subordinate

97 ANANDA RAO B P Office Subordinate

98 SATYANARAYANA B V Office Subordinate

99 RAMULU K Office Subordinate

100 WAHEED MOHD ABDUL Office Subordinate

101 SREE RAMULU B Office Subordinate

102 ABDUL RASHEED KHAN Office Subordinate

103 SITA RAMAMMA E Office Subordinate

104 QHADAR BIN HASSAN Office Subordinate

105 KUMARI A Office Subordinate


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106 DEVENDER M Office Subordinate

107 AMEENA BEGAM Office Subordinate

108 MEGANATHA REDDY A Office Subordinate

109 CHANDRA PAL K Office Subordinate

110 YADAMMA P Office Subordinate111 VENKATESWARA RAO CH Attender

112 SARADA D Attender

113 BABA TAJUDDIN Attender

114 HABEEBBUDDIN MD Office Subordinate

115 ERRAMMA R Sweeper

116 YADAMMA D Sweeper

117 JANI SK Watchman

118 ANAND KUMAR Y Attender

119 SRINIVAS Y Office Subordinate

120 DURGAMMA T Sweeper

121 RAHEEMA BEE Sweeper

122 SRI RAMULU P Office Subordinate

123 NAGARAJU S Office Subordinate

124 AIZAZ KHAN Watchman

125 SHYAM KUMAR B Watchman

126 RAJENDER K Office Subordinate

127 P SAMPATH KUMAR Office Subordinate

Chapter-11

Monthly remuneration received by Officers and Employees, including the System ofCompensation of provided in Regulations

{ Section 4 (1)(x)}


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Informationon remunerationand compensationstructure for officersand employees is in

the following format:

O/o ENGINEER-IN-CHIEF(ADMN.WING)IRRIGATION &CADDEPARTMENT

Pay Details

S.No NameGross

Amount

1

M.K.RahamanEngineer-in-Chief (A.W.)44740-55660

93202

2

Y.Venkata ChalamChief Engineer(HRD)23650-49360

81812

3

P.Narasimha RaoDy. Engineer-in-Chief23650-49360

65172

4

Sri D.RamakrishnaExecutive Engineer (Vigilance-I)20680-46960

76873

5

N.KONDAIAHDeputy Executive Engineer19050-45850

52502

6

M.CHIDAMBARA MOORTHYDeputy Executive Engineer23650-49360

65172

7

V.NAGENDRA KUMARDeputy Executive Engineer, SGP19050-45850

68035

8

SUBBAIAH TVNon Technical Personal Assistant18030-43630

51902

9R.SOMANATHNon Technical Personal Assistant18030-43630

52272

10

V.NALINI KUMARI AssistantExecutive Engineer16150-42590

30150

11

Y.RAVIKANTHAssistant Executive Engineer16150-42590

27623

12

A.EMMANUEL RAJ

Assistant Executive Engineer16150-42590

26903

13

M.LAKSHMI PRIYANKAAssistant Executive Engineer16150-42590

27623

14

D DHANUNJAYA RAOAssistant Executive Engineer16150-42590 27623

15

K.V. Subba Rao

Assistant Engineer16150-42590 40525


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Chapter-12

Manner of Execution of Subsidy Programmes

(Section 4 (1) (b) xii)

Name ofProgramme/

activity

Nature/ scale ofsubsidy

Eligiblity criteria forgrant of subsidy

Designation ofofficer to grant

subsidy

NIL

Name ofProgramme/activity

Nature/ scale ofsubsidy

Eligiblity criteria forgrant of subsidy

Designation ofofficer to grantsubsidy

NIL


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Chapter -13

Particulars of Recipients of Concessions, Permit or Authorization Granted by the

Public Authority

(Section 4 (1) (b) (xiii)

Sl.No Name & Address ofrecipient institutions

Nature /quantum ofbenefit granted

Date of grant Name &Designation ofgrantingauthority

Nil


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Chapter -14

INFORMATION AVAILABLE IN ELECTRONIC FORM

(Section 4 (1) (b) (xiv)

Wherever the information is available with the Department in electronic format

the same is hosted on the website. The website address is:

http://www.aponline.gov.in , www.irrigation.ap.gov.in
http://www.aponline.gov.in/http://www.irrigation.ap.gov.in/http://www.aponline.gov.in/http://www.irrigation.ap.gov.in/


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Chapter -15

PARTICULARS OF FACILITIES AVAILABLE TO CITIZENS FOR OBTAININGINFORMATION

(Section 4 (1) (b) (xv)

In order to provide information to the citizens, the Department has

provided the following facilities:

Information, wherever it is available in electronic format, is hosted on the

Website ( http://www.aponline.gov.in)www.irrigation.ap.gov.in

Information can be downloaded from this website at free cost.

For obtaining any other information, citizen can make an application to

PIO/APIO. The application shall be accompanied by prescribed fee and shall

contain detail about information sought.
http://www.aponline.gov.in/http://www.irrigation.ap.gov.in/http://www.irrigation.ap.gov.in/http://www.aponline.gov.in/http://www.irrigation.ap.gov.in/


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Chapter -16

Names Designations and other particulars ofPublic Information Officers

(Section 4 (1) (b) xvi)

S.No Name of the Officer Designated as Telephone Number

1 Sri M.K.Rahaman Appellate Officer 040 23390411

2 Sri P. Narasimha Rao Public InformationOfficer

040 23391033

9440817142

3 Sri R. SomanathAsst. Public

Information Officer

9440815609