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Report 2012-13

Government of Karnataka

Department of Sericulture

RIGHT TO INFORMATION

ACT – 2005

(2012-13 Information)

Bangalore

Date:

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4(1)(b) (i) Details of Organization, Activities and Duties

Organization and Activities of Sericulture Department.

Organization:

Sericulture Department is playing a very important role in the development of

sericulture activities in the State. Technical Officers of various cadres work at different

levels under the leadership of Commissioner for Sericulture Development and Director of

Sericulture. Technical Division, Administration Division carry out various activities of the

Department under the guidance of CSD & DOS. Officers & staff of various cadres carry

out extension work at the field level. Statement showing staff organization details of the

department is given in next page. Department has 4475 sanctioned posts of various cadres

against which 3470 staff are working.

Duties and activities of Sericulture Department:

The department is providing the following important services for the development of

sericulture in the state.

1. Providing technical guidance and training in sericultural activities viz,

mulberry cultivation, silkworm rearing and silk reeling etc.,

2. Multiplication and supply of high yielding mulberry varieties and

silkworm races to sericulturists.

3. Maintenance of basic seed material and organizing supply of disease

free layings to the sericulturists.

4. Providing extension, chawki rearing and disease control services.

5. Liaison with financial institutions to obtain loans for sericultural activities to

sericulturists and reelers.

6. Facilitate marketing of cocoons and raw silk.

7. Create market facilities for cocoons and silk yarn to get reasonable price.

8. Motivate adoption of improved and proven technologies to bring down cost of

production by increasing yield, production, productivity and quality of cocoons and

silk.

9. Strengthening sericultural research and development in the State.

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4(1)(b)(ii) Powers & Duties of Officers and Staff:

Powers and Duties of Officers and Staff

I (1) Powers : Officers work as per the delegation of powers in Govt.

Notification No.CI:267:SLS.79, Dt:01-06-1981, delegation of

financial powers as per G.O.FD1:TFP 2001,Dt:02-02-2001 and

G.O.No.CI47:Reform 94: Dt:17-10-2002 and Karnataka

Transparency in Public Procurement Act 1999 and Rules 2000.

(2) Details of work of officers as per Karnataka Silkworm Seed, Cocoon,

Silk Yarn(Production, Supply, Distribution, Sales Control) Act 1959

& Rules 1960 are as follows

II Duties:

Commissioner & Director:

All technical & administrative activities are carried under the directions of the

Commissioner & Director who is the head of Sericulture Department.

Commissioner is the Appointing Authority of ‘C’ and ‘D’ group staff of the

Department and Appellate Authority under Karnataka Silkworm Seed, Cocoon,

Silk Yarn(Production, Supply, Distribution, Sales Control) Act 1959 & Rules

1960. Commissioner will also work as Member/Chairman of Boards /

Corporations related to Sericulture.

Additional Director of Sericulture:

Additional Director is a Technical Officer providing suggestions to the

Commissioner on technical matters regarding Sericulture Development and

guidance to technical officers and staff of the Department. Plays an important

role in formulation and implementation of schemes for Sericulture development

in the State.

Additional Director Administration:

Work as assistant to Commissioner in establishment and administrative matters.

Review / Maintenance of service matters of Officers / staff, court cases,

Dereliction of duties by Officers / staff, maintenance of enquiry records

pertaining to misuse of finance, stationary / vehicles / telephones.

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Joint Director

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Divisional

Implementing programs related to sericulture in the

districts under their jurisdiction, guidance to subordinate

officers and staff, providing information regarding new

technologies & subsidies / facilities, bringing to the notice

of higher officers in cases beyond their limits, following

reformative measures, Monitoring and Supervision of all

the Institutes and offices of the division.

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Seed Area

Estimation of annual demand for seed cocoons, taking

measures for the production of disease free layings and

distribution, providing assistance and facilities required for

the seed rearers, taking measures for controlling diseases

and payment of bonus.

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Silk Exchange

Facilitating for proper transaction of silk yarn as per

Karnataka silkworm seed, Cocoon, Silk yarn (Production,

Supply, Distribution, Sales Control) Act & Rules1960.

Monitoring & supervision of subordinate offices.

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Head Office

Formulation of programs for development and providing

guidance for their implementation to the field officers

Implementing Departmental schemes successfully

through supervision, verification of various institutions

under the directions of Additional Director and

Commissioner for Sericulture Development & Director of

Sericulture, preparation of methodology: information.

Deputy Director

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Seed Area

Preparation of annual action plan for seed cocoon

production pertaining to seed area, taking action for

transaction of seed cocoons, management of seed cocoon

rates without much fluctuation, follow the instructions

given by the higher officers, review and instruction of

subordinate institutions, monitoring and supervision,

rectifying the lacunae, bringing to the notice of higher

officers for the cases beyond their control.

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Zilla Panchayath

Preparation of District Action Plan and achieving the fixed

targets through proper implementation, monitoring &

supervision of subordinate offices, taking measures for

disease control, bringing to the notice of higher officers for

the cases beyond their control.

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Grainages

Preparation of action plan for annual production of layings,

procurement of quality seed cocoons, production of

Disease Free Layings, Sales and Remittance of the layings

cost to the Government. Disposal of pierced cocoons

Action on low yield and write off proposals, work as

monitoring, supervising, and Review officer of the State

sector institutions.

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Cocoon Market

Facilitating for proper transaction of cocoons as per

Karnataka Silkworm Seed, Cocoon, Silk Yarn(Production,

Supply, Distribution, Sales Control) Act 1959 & Rules

1960. Maintaining co-ordination between sericulturists and

silk reelers. Smooth payment and remittance of collected

market fee to the Government, Monitoring, Supervision &

review of institutions related to Post cocoon activities.

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Head Office

Responsibility and management of activities of concerned

sections, preparation of monthly progress report and

reporting the lacunae to the notice of higher officers,

systematic management of files pertaining to their section.

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Squad

Review of cases violating the Karnataka Silkworm Seed,

Cocoon, Silk Yarn(Production, Supply, Distribution, Sales

Control) Act 1959 & Rules 1960, Review of cases referred

by superior officers, Supervision of institutions of the

department

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Training Institute

Preparation of annual action plan for training programs,

Preparation of syllabus and facilities required for training,

inviting sericulturists, silk reelers, departmental staff and

officers for training as per the action plan, Arranging for

lectures by experts and demonstration training on new

technologies.

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Assistant Director of Sericulture

1

Division

Review, Monitoring and Supervision of institutions in their

jurisdiction, Preparation of action plan for the achievement

of fixed target implementation, renewal of licenses.

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Offices

Collection of information as per the directions of superior

officers and maintenance of files related to technical

matters, preparation of progress and review reports,

meeting proceedings, preparation and action taken,

coordinating with subordinate officers & staff for the

speedy disposal of files.

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Grainages

Preparation of annual program for the production of

layings, procurement of quality seed cocoons, production of

Disease free layings and disposal, sale and remittance of

cost of layings and pierced cocoons. Timely submission of

proposals related to low yield and write-off to higher

officers.

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Cocoon Market & Silk

Exchange

Facilitating for cocoon: silk transaction as per Karnataka

Silkworm Seed, Cocoon, Silk Yarn (Production, Supply,

Distribution, Sales Control) Act 1959 & Rules 1960.

Remittance of the collected Market fee to the Government,

Coordinating between sericulturists: reelers and reelers:

traders.

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Silk testing & processing

centre

Testing of silk yarn, classification and certification.

Remittance of income to govt.

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Training Institute

Providing lectures on technologies developed by Research

institutes and technologies adopted by progressive

sericulturists, providing demonstration training and

practical training on cocoon handicrafts preparation.

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Post cocoon Activities

Providing guidance to silk reelers for quality silk

production by adopting new technologies. Renewal of

license to reelers and providing information and facilities

for the upgradation of reeling units.

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Sericulture Extension Officers

1

Technical Service Centre

/ Extension Centre

Providing facilities / assistance to the sericulturists in their

jurisdiction and providing information, Renewal of licenses,

Propagation of new technologies, Successful

implementation of various schemes of the department.

Increasing mulberry area as per the target, Achieving the

target under Bivoltine Program.

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Silk Farms Preparation of annual action plan for seed cocoon

production, production : procurement of organic manure,

Production of quality seeds by procurement of seeds and

rearing and supply to the concerned grainage, providing

demonstration training, providing seed cuttings.

Distributing chawki worms to the beneficiary farmers after

scientific chawki rearing up to 2nd

stage if the farm is

selected for chawki rearing and remittance of income to the

Government.

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Grainages Procurement of quality seed cocoons, preservation & pupa

test, preparation of layings, mother moth examination,

disposal of layings, preservation : disposal of pierced

cocoons, remittance of income to the Government. Timely

submission of proposals related to low yield & write – off to

higher officers.

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Silk Exchange / Cocoon

Market

Cooperating for the proper transaction of cocoon : silk yarn

as per Karnataka Silkworm Seed, Cocoon, Silk Yarn

(Production, Supply, Distribution, Sales Control) Act 1959

& Rules 1960. Arranging for coordination between

sericulturists :reelers and reelers : traders, remittance of

market fee to the govt.

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Reeling Technical

Service Centre

Providing information to reelers about facilities : assistance

provided by the department, providing information for

quality silk production by adopting new technologies, up

gradation of reeling sheds, providing incentives: subsidies

available in the department.

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Offices Maintenance of files pertaining to technical matters,

collection of information and compilation of statistics

related to progress & work as assistant to head of the

institution.

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4(1)(b)(iii): Procedures followed in decision making, supervision and accountability

Processes

Sl.No. Name of the

program

Sanctioning

Authority

Counter

signing

Authority

Drawing Authority

1 Subsidy to

Mulberry

plantation

Deputy Director of

Sericulture(zp)

Deputy Director

of Sericulture(zp)

Assistant Director of

Sericulture (Division)

2 Subsidy to drip

irrigation

1. Above 1

hectare

2. Up to 1 hectare

Divisional Joint Director

Deputy Director of

Sericulture (zp)

Deputy Director

of Sericulture

(zp)

Deputy Director

of Sericulture(zp)

Assistant Director

(Division)

Assistant Director

(Division)

3 Subsidy to Drip irrigation for 2nd

hectare

Above 1 hectare

Up to 1 hectare

Divisional Joint Director

Deputy Director of

Sericulture (zp)

Deputy Director

of Sericulture

(zp)

Deputy Director

of Sericulture(zp)

Assistant Director

(Division)

Assistant Director

(Division)

4 Subsidy for construction of rearing house

1000 sq. ft. &

above

600 sq. ft.

375 sq. ft.

Divisional Joint Director

of Sericulture

Deputy Director of

Sericulture (zp)

Deputy Director of

Sericulture (zp)

Deputy Director

of Sericulture

(zp)

Deputy Director

of Sericulture

(zp)

Deputy Director

of Sericulture

(zp)

Assistant Director of

Sericulture (Division)

Assistant Director of

Sericulture (Division)

Assistant Director of

Sericulture (Division)

5 Subsidy for construction of 2nd

rearing house

1000 sq. ft.&

above

600 sq. ft./ 375

sq. ft.

Divisional Joint Director

of Sericulture

Deputy Director of

Sericulture (zp)

Deputy Director

of Sericulture

(zp)

Deputy Director

of Sericulture(zp)

Assistant Director of

Sericulture (Division)

Assistant Director of

Sericulture (Division)

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Sl.No. Name of the

program

Sanctioning

Authority

Counter

signing

Authority

Drawing Authority

6 Subsidy for

construction of

Mounting Hall

1000 sq. ft. &

above

Deputy Director of

Sericulture (zp)

As per Circular

dt 11-12-2008

Deputy Director

of Sericulture

(zp)

Assistant Director of

Sericulture (Division)

upto 600 sq. ft Deputy Director of

Sericulture (zp)

Deputy Director

of Sericulture

(zp)

Assistant Director of

Sericulture (Division)

7 Subsidy to

rearing

equipments

Deputy Director of

Sericulture (zp)

Deputy Director

of Sericulture

(zp)

Assistant Director of

Sericulture (Division)

8 Subsidy for

constructing

vermi compost

shed

Deputy Director of

Sericulture (zp)

Deputy Director

of Sericulture

(zp)

Assistant Director of

Sericulture (Division)

9 Construction of

chawki rearing

centre building

Deputy Director of

Sericulture (zp)

Deputy Director

of Sericulture

(zp)

Assistant Director of

Sericulture (Division)

10 Subsidy to

chawki rearing

equipments

Divisional Joint Director

of Sericulture

Deputy Director

of Sericulture

(zp)

Assistant Director of

Sericulture (Division)

11 Supply of quality

disinfectants

Commissioner for

Sericulture Development

& Director of Sericulture

Commissioner

for Sericulture

Development &

Director of

Sericulture

Commissioner for

Sericulture

Development &

Director of Sericulture

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Activities

1. Up to Rs 50,000/-

For New areas-Deputy

Director of Sericulture

(ZP) & for traditional

areas concerned

Deputy Director of

Sericulture, Cocoon

Market.

2. From Rs 50,001/- to

Rs 1,00,000/-

Divisional Joint

Director of

Sericulture.

3. For Proposals above Rs

1,00,000/-

Commissioner for

Sericulture

Development &

Director of Sericulture.

Controlling

Officer of

Assistant

Director of

Sericulture, Post

Cocoon

activities.

Assistant Director

of Sericulture,

Post Cocoon

Activities

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No.

Name of the

program

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Authority

Counter

signing

Authority

Drawing Authority

13 Subsidy on interest for

the pledge loan by

reelers and industrial

societies

Joint Registrar of

Co-operative

Societies

(Sericulture)

Directorate of

Sericulture

Bangalore

Chief Accounts

Officer, Head

Office,

Bangalore

Chief Accounts

Officer, Head Office,

Bangalore

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produced in new areas

Deputy Director of

Sericulture(ZP)

Assistant

Director of

Sericulture

Market Officer, Govt.

Cocoon Market

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Programmes

1.Upto Rs 50,000/-

For New areas-

Deputy Director

of

Sericulture(ZP) &

for traditional

areas concerned

Deputy Director

of Sericulture,

Cocoon Market.

2. Rs 50,001/- to Rs

1,00,000/-

Divisional Joint

Director of

Sericulture.

3. Proposals above

Rs 1,00,000/-

Commissioner for

Sericulture

Development &

Director of

Sericulture.

Controlling

Officer of

concerned

Assistant

Director of

Sericulture /

Assistant

Director of

Sericulture(Post

Cocoon

activities)

Assistant Director of

Sericulture/ Assistant

Director of

Sericulture (Post

Cocoon Activities)

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silkworm seed

producers

Commissioner for

Sericulture

Development &

Director of

Sericulture

Deputy Director

of Sericulture

Assistant Director of

Sericulture

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No.

Name of the

program

Sanctioning

Authority

Counter signing

Authority

Drawing

Authority

17 Subsidy to

mechanization in

mulberry

cultivation

Up to Rs 50,000/-

Deputy Director of

Sericulture ZP Rs

50,001/- to Rs

1,12,500/-

Concerned Joint

Director of

Sericulture

Deputy Director of

Sericulture

Assistant Director of

Sericulture

18 Subsidy for

trenching &

mulching in

mulberry garden

19 Subsidy to farmers

for raising

Mulberry Nursery

20 Rejuvenation of

Bore wells

21 Subsidy for

installing Solar

light in Rearing

Houses

22 Subsidy for

constructing Low

cost sheds for silk

worm rearing

23 Subsidy for

purchase of

Rotary mountages/

Bamboo

mountages

24 Subsidy for supply

of organic manure

for Soil fertility

10 Kg/Per

Farmer/Acre/Year

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4(1)B(iv) Rules followed in the working of the Department :

The administrative functions of the Department are carried out according to Karnataka

Civil Service Rules, Financial Duties according to Karnataka Financial Code, Purchase

process according to Karnataka Transparency in Public Procurements Act and Rules &

Notifications issued by the Government. Technical works of the Department are carried out

according to the Karnataka Silkworm Seed, Cocoon, Silk Yarn (Production, Supply,

Distributions, Sales control) Act 1959 and Rules 1960. In addition orders and circulars

issued by the Government from time to time are followed.

4(1)B(v) Act and Rules followed in discharging the duties:

Rules, Orders and Notifications for discharging the duties by officers : staff of the

institutions and records to be maintained.

Officers: Staff of Sericulture Department work as per Karnataka Silkworm Seed,

Cocoon, Silk Yarn (Production, Supply, Distributions, Sales control) Act 1959,and Rules

1960.

Government orders No.CI267:SLS:79:Dt:01-06-1981, G.O.No. FD1:TFP:2001

Dt.02-02-2001 and G.O.No.CI:47:gÉÃPÀÈ«:94 Dt.17-10-2002 and Karnataka Transparency in

Public Procurements act 1999 and Rules 2000 are followed with respect to financial

delegations.

4(1)B(vi) Records and documents maintained in various offices.

A. Grainages

1. Silkworm Layings Production Register

2. Silkworm Layings Distribution Register

3. Seed Cocoon Stock Register

4. Pierced Cocoon Stock Register

5. Egg Sheet Stock Register.

B. Government Silk Farms

1. Garden Maintenance Register.

2. Garden Register (Plot wise)

3. Silkworm Rearing Register.

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C. Technical Service Centers

1. Kuluvar Register.

D. Cocoon Markets : Silk Exchanges

1. Daily Transaction Register.

2. Bidding Slips stock Register.

3. Seed Cocoon Certificate Register.

4. Stock Register.

Different Registers are maintained according to KCSR & KFC in all Department

Officers.

4(1)B(vii) Details of opportunities for suggesting and participation of public in

formulation and implementation of programmes of the Department :

Zilla Panchyath programmes are implemented after discussion & approval in the Zilla

Panchyath meetings. Beneficiaries are selected in Gram Panchyath meetings for beneficiary

oriented programmes. Subsidies are distributed to beneficiaries in the presence of public

representatives in meetings / functions.

Sericulturists and silk reelers nominated for Cocoon Market Committee are providing

suggestions and guidance for smooth functioning of the cocoon markets. In the same way,

reelers, twisters and traders nominated for Silk Exchange committees provide suggestions

and guidance.

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4(1)B(viii) List of Authority and Committees having more than two members and

information on availability of these committee proceedings to public :

Market Committee:

Market Committee is formed according to Karnataka Silkworm Seed, Cocoon, Silk

Yarn (Production, Supply, Distributions, Sales control) Act 1959 article 10(B). Members are

nominated by the Government to this committee. Committee has two sericulturists and three

silk reelers as members and Market Officer as Chairman. Committee period is three years.

This committee may be cancelled by the Government Notification, if it fails to function

properly.

Duties of Market Officers are as follows:-

1. Facilitating for the daily transaction of cocoons for the cocoons arrived in the market.

Fixing the time of auction in consultation with the sericulturists.

2. Facilitating smooth and fair transaction of cocoons and timely payment to sericulturists.

Weighment of all cocoons coming to market and transaction through open auction.

3. Providing opportunity for sericulturists for the storage of cocoons which are not

auctioned and taking care.

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4(1)B(ix) Officers and Staff Details:

Details working Officers / Staff in Directorate of Sericulture

Name of officers/staff (Sri/Smt) Designation

Department Head

Dr.N.Nagambika Devi, IAS Commissioner for Sericulture

development and Director of

Sericulture

Commissioner (Personal Section)

Chandrashekar Babu First Division Assistant

Shivaswamy. E First Division Assistant

Chaluvaiah. A.S Second Division Assistant (S)

Administration Section

D.Rajendra Additional Director

(Admin)/(Incharge)

Additional Director (Admin) Personal Section

Sanjai Y.Jagatap. Stenographer

B.Uma Rani Stenographer

M.Shivashankar First Division Assistant

Establishment Section

Patil.B.S Administrative Officer

Dasappa.L Gazetted Manager - 1

Jagadambal.A Gazetted Manager - 2

Chandrashekar.B.C Gazetted Manager - 2

Ravindranath.P.K Superintendent

Suresh.S Superintendent

Ramakrishna Reddy (JDS Divisional

Office B’lore)

Superintendent

Bennur.T.A Superintendent

Ganesh Kumar.B First Division Assistant

Suresh.H First Division Assistant

Ramesh B. Gurikar First Division Assistant

Puttaiah.R First Division Assistant

Rashmi.C First Division Assistant

S.Parvathamma First Division Assistant

A.H.Sowbhagya First Division Assistant

Leelavathi.N First Division Assistant

Muniraju First Division Assistant

C.Sachidevi First Division Assistant

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M.P.Poornima First Division Assistant

B.T.Venkatesh(EE Office,B’lore) First Division Assistant

C.S.Shivakumar First Division Assistant

J.Mariyasara Expidita First Division Assistant

R.Anusuya First Division Assistant

K.R.Shantharam Second Division Assistant

V.Naveen Kumar Second Division Assistant

M.N.Manjunath Second Division Assistant

R.V.Venugopal Second Division Assistant

Shivanna Second Division Assistant(S)

Suresh Babu (ZP Tumkur) Stenographer

A.L.Ramesh Kumar Stenographer

M.Nagarathnamma Typist

K.V.Raju (ZP Ramanagar) Typist

Ranganatha.D.Prabhu (ZP Sirsi) Typist

Suma.R. Typist

Marappa Mechanic

B.E.Chikkalingaiah Driver

Vishwanath Driver

R.Parthasarathi Driver

Lakkaiah (Finance Dept) Senior Driver

K.Ramesh Driver

C.Krishna Driver

Jayaram Driver

G.Venkateshaiah Driver

R.Puttaswamy Driver

Sathish chandra Babu.N. (C&I Dept) Driver

Munivenkappa Driver

Murthy Driver

Accounts/Civil Engineering/Assets Section

M.Muniveerappa Chief Accounts Officer

Wali B.C Accounts officer

C.Vanamala Gazetted Manager - 2

Kantharaju.B Gazetted Manager - 2

Nirmala Superintendent

Mallappa Y Kindari Superintendent

H.B.Manjuladevi Superintendent

Adirathnamma.A. Superintendent

Kanakarathna.B.S. Superintendent

Geetha Chandrashekar First Division Assistant

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G.Nagamani First Division Assistant

G.S.Lokeshappa First Division Assistant

B.K.Ramadevi First Division Assistant

Mangala Gowramma Hiremath First Division Assistant

G.M.Suvarna First Division Assistant

Kamalabai.I.S. First Division Assistant

N.Suma Second Division Assistant

Rakesh.R Second Division Assistant

Ambadevi.J.Shantharam Senior Typist

S.Mahadevaswamy Typist

Raheem ulla sha Driver

Accounts Section (Reshme Bhavan)

Madhukar.K.M. Gazetted Manager-2

Savitramma Superintendent

P.Manjuladevi Superintendent

Jayasimha.H.M First Division Assistant (Deputation

BMTF, B’lore)

Narasegowda First Division Assistant

P.Yuvaraj First Division Assistant

Poovamma First Division Assistant(S)

H.R.Savitri Second Division Assistant(S)

Usha.K.R Second Division Assistant(S)

Sharadamma Stenographer

H.L.Leelavathi Typist

Audit Section

Ramakrishnegowda.S.J Gazetted Manager-2

S.N.Gangahanumaiah Superintendent

K.L.Raju Superintendent

V.K.Hugar Assistant Director of Sericulture

Hirematt.P.C Sericulture inspector

Technical officers/Staff

Plan Section

D.Rajendra Additional Director

Arahunasi Joint Director of Sericulture

Sumansingh.R.L. Deputy Director of Sericulture

R.Chandrashekar Stenographer

Technical-1, Plan Section

Dr H.S.Prakash Deputy Director of Sericulture

B.H.Narasimhareddy Assistant Director of Sericulture

Vijayalakshmi Sericulture Extension Officer

S.Indrani Sericulture inspector

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Meenakumari Eshwar Patagar Sericulture inspector

D.Manjula Sericulture Operative

V.S.Lokesh Sericulture Operative

Srinivasamurthy.J.S Second Division Assistant

V.Srinivas Typist

Technical-2, SPSF Section

K.G.Renukadevi Assistant Director of Sericulture

Kamkar.G.L. Assistant Director of Sericulture

Sherin Anwar Sericulture Extension Officer

Narasimhaswamy.V. Sericulture Extension Officer

Dharekar.A.G. Supervisor

D.Ramachandraiah Second Division Assistant(S)

G.Venkatesh Sericulture Demonstrator

H.S.Umashankar Sericulture Operative

M.K.Venkataramaiah Sericulture Operative

Renuka.P.R (GMG,Bellary) Sericulture Operative

S.K.Siddamma Stenographer

Nagabhushana.V. Senior Driver

Technical-3, TSTI Section

Shanthamurthy.K.B. Deputy Director of Sericulture

S.Pushpalatha Assistant Director of Sericulture

Subrahmani.G. Sericulture Extension Officer

Somashekar Sericulture Demonstrator

Chandrakala.R.H. Sericulture Demonstrator

Indra.K.S. Sericulture Demonstrator

Sridevi Sericulture Demonstrator

Cocoon Market Section/Plan Section/SIC

Ravindranath.K. Deputy Director of Sericulture

Shyamala Devi.N. Assistant Director of Sericulture

Rohini.M.G. Sericulture Extension Officer

K.M.Srinivasa Murthy Sericulture Inspector

K.N.Jayalakshmi Typist

Technical-4, Audio Visual Section

Hugar.L.K. Deputy Director of Sericulture

Shalini.D.S. Assistant Director of Sericulture

Venkatachalapathi.K.N. Sericulture Extension Officer

T.Girish Kapoor First Division Assistant

B.N.Gopalakrishnaraje Urs Sericulture Inspector

Rajanna Sericulture Demonstrator

Eeranarasiah Second Division Assistant

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SIC Section

Moinuddin D.M.S Deputy Director of Sericulture

Umamaheshwari Assistant Director of Sericulture

H.B.Puttaswamy Gezetted Manager-I

D.Nagaraj Superintendent

Gopalachari.M.R Sericulture inspector

Venkatachalamurthy Sericulture oparative

T.Jayamma Typist

Co-Operative Societies Section

Siraj Ahammad Khalid Joint Registrar of Co-Operative

Societies

B.J.Varalakshmi First Division Assistant

P.S.Siddagangamma Typist

Hanumarangamma Senior Inspector(Deputation)

Ashadevi Senior Inspector(Deputation)

P.Subhadramma Second Division Assistant(S)

Chief Economist Section

Vinutha Rani.B. Chief Economist

Jayanthi poovappa Stenographer

K.V.Pavitra First Division Assistant

B.A.Ravishankar Sericulture Demonstrator

H.C.Srinivasamurthy Sericulture inspector

Reshme Bhavan

K.Shymaladevi First Division Assistant

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4(1) (B)(X ) : Details of Monthly Pay & Allowances of Officers/Staff

Pay Details of Officers working in Directorate of Sericulture

Sl.

No.

Name of officer

Sri / Smt

Designation Total

Salary

1

Dr.N.Nagambika Devi, IAS Commissioner for Sericulture

Development & Director of

Sericulture

135871

2 D.Rajendra Additional Director of

Sericulture

82444

3 Arahunase.S.H. Joint Director of Sericulture 73500

4 M.Muniveerappa Chief Account’s Officer 52065

5 Vinutha Rani.B. Chief Economist 57483

6 Patil.B.S. Administrative Officer 63481

7 B.C.Wali Account’s Officer 60510

8 Siraj Ahammad Khalid Joint Registrar of Co-Operative

Societies

63481

9 Dr.Shanthamurthy.K.B. Deputy Director of Sericulture 69867

10 Ravindranath.K. Deputy Director of Sericulture 70017

11 Moinuddin.D.M.S. Deputy Director of Sericulture 69867

12 H.S.Prakash Deputy Director of Sericulture 75091

13 Hugar.L.K. Deputy Director of Sericulture 61933

14 Sumansingh.R.L. Deputy Director of Sericulture 63481

15 Renukadevi.K.G Assistant Director of Sericulture 60510

16 Kamkar.G.L. Assistant Director of Sericulture 44905

17 Narasimha Reddy.B.H. Assistant Director of Sericulture 60510

18 Shalini.D.S. Assistant Director of Sericulture 60385

19 Shyamala Devi.N. Assistant Director of Sericulture 46066

20 Umamaheshwari Assistant Director of Sericulture 60385

21 Hugar.V.K. Assistant Director of Sericulture 44852

22 S.Pushpalatha Assistant Director of Sericulture 42712

23 Dasappa.L. Gazetted Manager-I 57483

24 Puttaswami.H.B. Gazetted Manager-I 49549

25 A.Jagadambal Gazetted Manager-II 52190

26 Kantharaju.B. Gazetted Manager 54774

27 Madhukar.K.M. Gazetted Manager 47352

28 B.C.Chandrashekar Gazetted Manager 42862

29 Vanamala.C Gazetted Manager 43612

30 Ramakrishne Gowda.M.J. Gazetted Manager 34808

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31 Narasimhaswamy.V. Sericulture Extension Officer 47712

32 Rohini.M.G. Sericulture Extension Officer 47312

33 Venkatachalapathi.K.N. Sericulture Extension Officer 42712

34 Vijayalakshmi Sericulture Extension Officer 42682

35 Subrahmani.G. Sericulture Extension Officer 41680

Officials Salary Details

Sl.

No.

Name of officer

Sri / Smt

Designation Total

Salary

36 Adirathnamma.A. Superintendent 34090

37 Bennur.T.A. Superintendent 36824

38 Nirmala Superintendent 26250

39 Kanakarathna.B.S. Superintendent 33990

40 H.B.Manjuladevi Superintendent 41730

41 J.Savitramma Superintendent 36699

42 D.Nagaraju Superintendent 43794

43 P.Manjuladevi Superintendent 42762

44 Ramakrishna Reddy.M.N. Superintendent 39666

45 P.K.Ravindranath Superintendent 41830

46 S.N.Gangahanumaiah Superintendent 37702

47 S.Suresh Superintendent 36824

48 K.L.Raju Superintendent 36824

49 Mallappa Y kindari Superintendent 35796

50 Gopalachari.M.R Sericulture Inspector 39666

51 B.N.Gopalakrishnaraje Urs Sericulture Inspector 28564

52 Indrani.S. Sericulture Inspector 29862

53 Meenakumari Eshwara Patagar Sericulture Inspector 28314

54 P.C.Hiremath Sericulture Inspector 39666

55 H.C.Sriniva Murthy Sericulture Inspector 29862

56 K.M.Srinivasa Murthy Sericulture Inspector 29862

57

Hanumarangamma Senior Sericulture

Inspector(Deputation)

28314

58

Ashadevi.K.S. Senior Sericulture

Inspector(Deputation)

29862

59 Dharekar.A.G. Supervisor 32434

60 B.Ganesh Kumar First Division Assistant 31410

61 Geetha Chandrashekar First Division Assistant 33990

62 T.Girish Kapoor First Division Assistant 29862

63 Kamalabai.I.S. First Division Assistant 34968

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64 N.Leelavathi First Division Assistant 27540

65 G.S.Lokeshappa First Division Assistant 33990

66 Mangala Gowramma Hiremath First Division Assistant 33990

67 C.S.Shivakumar First Division Assistant 24380

68 J.Mariyasara Expidita First Division Assistant 28314

69 G.Nagamani First Division Assistant 34065

70 Narasegowda First Division Assistant 28314

71 S.Parvathamma First Division Assistant 31410

72 M.P.Poornima First Division Assistant 26250

73 C.S.Poovamma First Division Assistant(S) 29088

74 R.Puttaiah First Division Assistant 33990

75 B.T.Venkatesh First Division Assistant 26995

76 B.K.Ramadevi First Division Assistant 33087

77 Ramesh.B.Gurikar First Division Assistant 28389

78 C.Rashmi First Division Assistant 26250

79 K.V.Pavitra First Division Assistant 19220

80 C.Sachidevi First Division Assistant 28314

81 K.Shyamaladevi First Division Assistant(S) 30636

82 M.Shivashankar First Division Assistant 33087

83 E.Shivaswamy First Division Assistant 28389

84 A.H.Sowbhagya First Division Assistant 24380

85 H.Suresh First Division Assistant 28314

86 G.M.Suvarna First Division Assistant 27540

87 P.Yuvaraj First Division Assistant 33990

88 B.J.Varalakshmi First Division Assistant 28389

89 T.Muniraju First Division Assistant 27540

90 R.Anusuya First Division Assistant 33087

91 Chandrashekar babu First Division Assistant 41920

92 R.Chandrashekar Stenographer 41895

93 Jayanthi poovappa Stenographer 35058

94 A.L.Ramesh Kumar Stenographer -

95 Sanjay.Y.Jagatap Stenographer 29378

96 Suresh Babu First Division Assistant 30636

97 B.Umarani Stenographer 21771

98 S.K.Siddamma Stenographer 27060

99 Chandrakala.R.H. Sericulture Demonstrator 20123

100 Indra.K.S. Sericulture Demonstrator 18768

101 Ravishankar.B.A. Sericulture Demonstrator 25605

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102 Rajanna Sericulture Demonstrator 30736

103 Somashekar Sericulture Demonstrator 34968

104 Sridevi Sericulture Demonstrator 31636

105 G.Venkatesh Sericulture Demonstrator 33162

106 D.Manjula Sericulture Operative 14761

107 V.S.Lokesh Sericulture Operative 20298

108 P.R.Renuka Sericulture Operative 28314

109 H.S.Umashankar Sericulture Operative 26995

110 Venkatachala Murthy Sericulture Operative 26895

111 M.K.Venkataramaiah Sericulture Operative 26895

112 Ambadevi.J.Shantharam Senior Typist 35028

113 K.N.Jayalakshmi Typist 26385

114 T.Jayamma Typist 30771

115 H.L.Leelavathi Typist 30771

116 S.Mahadevaswamy Typist 17355

117 M.Nagarathnamma Typist 30771

118 K.V.Raju Typist 20709

119 Ranganatha.D.Prabhu Typist 29997

120 P.S.Siddagangamma Typist 30771

121 V.Srinivas Typist 18591

122 V.Sudha Typist 30771

123 Suma.R. Typist 18129

124 Marappa Mechanic 27992

125 Rakesh.R. Second Division Assistant 15414

126 Eeranarasaiah Second Division Assistant 22638

127 M.N.Manjunath Second Division Assistant 26895

128 V.Naveen Kumar Second Division Assistant 22638

129 K.R.Shantharam Second Division Assistant 22638

130 Shivanna Second Division Assistant(S) 21090

131 Srinivasamurthy.G.S. Second Division Assistant 26895

132 P.Subhadramma Second Division Assistant(S) 22122

133 N.Suma Second Division Assistant 19671

134 A.S.Chaluvaiah Second Division Assistant(S) 22638

135 Usha.K.R Second Division Assistant(S) 22638

136 R.V.Venugopal Second Division Assistant 22697

137 D.Ramachandraiah Second Division Assistant(S) 22122

138 H.R.Savitri Second Division Assistant(S) 23294

139 B.E.Chikkalingaiah Driver 29523

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140 Jayaram Driver 24815

141 C.Krishna Senior Driver 31845

142 Lakkaiah Senior Driver 32070

143 Munivenkappa Driver 25470

144 Nagabhushana.V. Senior Driver 31845

145 R.Parthasarathi Driver 27405

146 R.Puttaswamy Senior Driver 31845

147 Raheem ulla sha Driver 28749

148 K.Ramesh Driver 23704

149 Sathish chandra babu.N. Driver 18816

150 G.Venkateshaiah Driver 18654

151 R.Vishwanath Driver 16710

152 Murthy Driver 25470

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4(1)(B)(xi) Budget – Allocation and Expenditure

Plan Head of Account – Allocation & Expenditure (Rs in Lakhs)

Sl.

No Plan/Head of Account

2011-12 2012-13

Allocation Expenditure Allocation

I State Sector

1 State Sericulture Industries (2851-00-107-1-01) 10.00 7.92 40.00

2 Sericulture Development (2851-00-107-1-32) 40.00 39.23 -

a NABARD Works (2851-00-107-1-32(436) 500.00 243.73 640.00

3 Centrally Sponsored Catalytic

Development programme

(2851-00-107-1-35)

Gen 2950.00 4497.66 9401.26

SDP 500.00 466.34 500.00

SCP 500.00 288.01 516.37

TSP 250.00 183.68 217.87

4 Infrastructure Development in Cocoon yards

(2851-00-107-1-36) 75.00 72.98 100.0

5 Production of Silkworm eggs in grainages

(2851-00-107-1-37) 100.00 98.88 100.00

6 New Industrial policy for Sericulture

(2851-00-107-1-38)

a) Special Component plan

(2851-00-107-1-38)(422)

b) Tribal Sub Plan

(2851-00-107-1-38)(423)

c) NABARD Works

(2851-00-107-1-38)(436)

67.25

364.20

218.55

100.00

64.22

364.20

209.49

13.90

600.00

100.00

100.00

-

7 Karnataka Sericulture Project-II

(2851-00-107-1-80) 250.00 318.06 395.00

8 Development of Silk Rearing Activity

(2851-00-107-2-04) 425.00 623.53 600.00

Special Component Plan

(2851-00-107-2-04)(422) 100.00 99.44 -

9 Buildings (Civil Works) (4851-00-107-1-01)(139) 500.00 554.39 1000.00

Special Component Plan (4851-00-107-1-01)422 125.00 121.26

Tribal Subplan (4851-00-107-1-01)423 75.00 59.20

10 Silk Reeling Units-Interest Subsidy

(2851-00-107-2-05(106) 200.00 30.02 300.00

Special Component Plan

(2851-00-107-2-05(422) 100.00 0 0

State Sector Total 7540.00 9181.03 14610.50

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11 New Initiative for

Sericulture Development 2851-00-107-1-40(059) 3100.00 1006.42 1900.00

a Special Development

Plan 2851-00-107-1-40(133) - - 500.00

b Special Component Plan 2851-00-107-1-40(422) 800.00 137.03 400.00

c Tribal Subplan 2851-00-107-1-40(423) 300.00 53.72 200.00 d Bivoltine Seed Cocoon

Incentives 2851-00-107-1-41(059) 200.00 43.24 200.00

12 Hybrid Chawki Rearing

Expenses 2851-00-107-1-42(059) 250.00 111.63 250.00

13 Sericulture Cluster

Development 2851-00-107-1-43(059) 300.00 131.70 300.00

14 Rejuvenation of Govt

Silk farms 2851-00-107-1-44(059) 125.00 60.91 125.00

Grand Total (I + II) 12525.00 11768.53 18486.00

Non Plan Head of Account – Allocation Expenditure

Sl.

No Plan/Head of Account

2011-12 2012-13

Allocation Allocation Expenditure

I State Sector

1 State Sericulture Industries

a) Pay & Execution Expenditure

b) Grant-in-aid to KSSRDA

c) Materials & Supplies

(2851-00-107-1-01) (Non-Plan)

Total

7512.52

768.00

884.00

9164.52

6930.16

768.00

678.91

8377.07

9260.40

900.00

700.00

10860.40

2 a) Pay & Execution Expenditure

(2851-00-107-1-80) (Non-Plan)

1524.15

926.57

1833.33

State Sector Total 10688.67 9303.64 12693.73

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4(1)(B)(xii) Facilities Provided by the Sericulture Department to Sericulturists &

Reelers

I Centrally Sponsored Catalytic Development Programme

To Produce good quality bivoltine silk and to extend the new technologies developed

by research centres to the field, Catalytic Development Programme is implemented in Co-

ordination with Central Silk Board.

1. Subsidy to Drip Irrigation

Under Catalytic Development programme, unit cost fixed for installation of Drip

irrigation in one Hectare Mulberry area is Rs 50,000/- of which 75% i.e, Rs 37,500/- is

subsidy portion. Central Silk board bears Rs 25,000/- & department Rs 12,500/-, remaining

Rs 12,500/- is borne by the beneficiary. 90% of the Unit cost i.e., Rs 45,000/- is given as

subsidy for SC/ST beneficiaries.

2. Incentive to new mulberry variety Development

Farmers having Irrigation facilities/having mulberry garden are identified. They are

encouraged to take up New Mulberry Plantation/extend their Mulberry Area/replace the

existing Mulberry variety with high yielding Mulberry varieties. Such farmers can avail

subsidy of 75% of the unit cost. For a maximum of 1 acre planting, the unit cost is Rs.9,000/-

per acre. The subsidy is Rs 6,750/-. For SC/ST beneficiaries the unit cost is Rs 10,200/- &

subsidy is Rs 7,500/- for 1 acre Mulberry plantation.

3. Subsidy for Constructing Rearing house

Rearing silkworms in hygienic conditions results in good yield which ultimately helps

the Sericulturists for construction of seperate rearing house. To encourage the Sericulturists

to construct separate silkworm rearing house, subsidies are provided.

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Sl

No. Unit Cost

Area of

rearing

house

Subsidy

CSB State Total

1 2.00 Lakhs 1000 Sq.ft Rs.50000 Rs.50000 Rs.100000

2 1.50 Lakhs 600 Sq.ft Rs.37500 Rs.37500 Rs.75000

3 0.75 Lakhs 375 Sq.ft Rs.18750 Rs.18750 Rs.37500

Details of Subsidy provided to SC/ST beneficiary (Rs Lakh)

Sl

No. Details Unit Cost Subsidy

1 1000 Sq.ft(RCC roof) 2.46 1.23

2 1000 Sq.ft(Tiled roof) 1.80 0.90

3 600 Sq.ft 1.50 0.75

4 375 Sq.ft 0.75 0.375

4. Providing subsidy for construction of chawki rearing centres & chawki rearing

equipments

To encourage rearing of high yielding races, chawki worms reared in Chawki

Rearing Centres(CRC’s) are distributed to the rearers. For construction of Chawki

Rearing Centre building, to maintain chawki plot/garden and to purchase chawki

rearing equipments an amount of Rs 5.00 Lakh is earmarked as unit cost out of which

Rs 2.50 Lakh is provided as subsidy. For SC/ST beneficiaries the unit cost is Rs 5.00

lakhs and subsidy is Rs 3.00 lakhs.

5. Providing subsidy to Silkworm rearing equipments

Subsidy is provided to eligible Sericulturists to purchase humidifier, generator,

room heater, shoot rearing stand, plastic trays, plastic mountages, Rotary mountages,

sprayers, gas mask, Flame-gun & other approved equipments. Unit cost of Rs 50,000/-

is earmarked of which Rs 37,500/- (75%) is given as subsidy. For SC/ST beneficiaries

90% of the unit cost i.e, Rs 45,000/- is provided as subsidy.

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6. Supply of disinfectants to BV Sericulturists

Disinfectants worth Rs 3,000/- are supplied annually at 50% subsidy to the

Bivoltine rearers to control diseases in Bivoltine crops.

7. Multiend Reeling Units

To produce quality raw silk using multiend reeling machines, subsidy of

75% is provided to establish multiend reeling units to the eligible reelers.

Unit cost Details are given below:

Sl

No.

No.of multiend

reeling unit basins

Unit Cost

Rs in

Lakhs

Subsidy(%)

CSB State Total

1 10 10.00 50 25 75

2 20 17.00 50 25 75

8. Incentive to Bv Silk

Incentive of Rs 100/kg is given to reelers who produce Silk from multiend

reeling units in state. In addition to these the following subsidies are also provided to

the reelers.

Sl

No.

Programme Unit Cost (Lakh) Subsidy

1) Dissuadiation of Child Labour

Motorised Charaka

0.20

75% (Rs 15,000/-)

2) ARM(Automatic Reeling Machine) 100.00 75% (Rs 75 Lakhs)

3) Cottage basin 2.50 1.875 Lakhs

4) Installation of Dupion unit 50.00 37.50 Lakhs

5) Quality linked price support system 120.00 120.00 Lakhs

9. Providing testing facilities for private grainages

There is a provision for supply of testing equipments to private seed producers.

Unit cost is Rs 1.50 lakh & subsidy is Rs 1.20 Lakhs out of which Rs 0.90 Lakh is the

share of Central Silk Board in the Subsidy Component & State’s share is Rs 0.30

Lakh.

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10. Providing testing facilities in Govt Grainages

An amount of Rs 1.50 Lakh unit cost is earmarked to purchase testing

equipments to Govt grainages. Central Silk Board’s share is 60% & State’s share is

40%.

11. Health Insurance Scheme

Health Insurance Scheme is implemented for improving health of women

employees who work in reeling units & grainages & their families i.e., husband &

their two children. There is provision for Annual Hospital Expenditure upto Rs

15,000/-. Rs 781.60 unit cost per beneficiary per year is earmarked under this

programme.

Out of this CSB’s share Rs 642.47, State’s share Rs 83.47

Beneficiaries share Rs 55.66

Total Rs 781.60

12. Beneficiary Empowerment Programme:-

Training is given for 5 days in Sericulture Training Institute for

Sericulturists/reelers. Stipend of Rs 5,000/- is earmarked per beneficiary. Central Silk

Board bears complete expenditure.

13. Construction of Creches /Toilets/Rest Rooms for women in Govt Cocoon Markets

Creches /Toilets/Rest Rooms are constructed in Govt cocoon Markets for the

women coming to transact their cocoons. Unit cost is Rs 2.50 Lakh of which Central

Silk Board’s share is 75% & State’s share is 25%.

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Sericulture Development Activities

1. Incentive for Raw silk produced in Filature, multiend/ cottage basins and charaka

in New areas:

Incentive for Raw silk produced in Filature, multiend/ cottage basins and

charaka in New areas is as follows:

Male reelers: Rs 75-00 per kg silk produced.

Female reelers: Rs 100-00 per kg silk produced.

New areas:

1.Mandya District: All Talukas except Maddur and Malavalli.

2. Mysore District: Hunsur, Piriyapatana, HD Kote and KR Nagar Taluks.

3. Tumkur, Shimoga, Hassan, Chikmagalur, Chitradurga, Kodagu, Mangalore, Udupi,

Uttara Kannada, Bellary, Raichur, Dharwad, Bijapur, Belgaum, Gulburga, Bidar,

Yadgir, Davanagere, Koppal, Bagalkote, Gadag and Haveri Districts.

2. Incentive for Cross-Breed Multi-end Raw silk.

Cross-breed raw silk produced in multiend reeling machines in traditional areas

get incentive as follows:

Male reelers: Rs 60-00 per kg multiend silk produced

Female reelers: Rs 75-00 per kg multiend silk produced

After installation of multiend reeling machines upto five years this incentive is

provided.

3. Establishment of Cottage/ Filature Basins Reeling Machines:

To produce quality raw silk, Cottage/Filature reeling machines are very helpful.

In order to establish Cottage/Filature reeling machines, the Department of Sericulture

provides subsidy as follows:

a. 6 Basins unit (with Re-reeling): Cost= Rs 3,00,000/-

Subsidy (60%) = Rs 1,80,000/-

b. 6 Basins unit (Italian model): Cost= Rs 1,50,000/-

Filature reeling machine Subsidy (60%) = Rs 90,000/-

4. Installation of Economic Oven

To reduce the fuel consumption, and to control the pollution, installation of

economic/fuel efficient ovens is essential. Department of Sericulture provides subsidy

as follows for installation of Economic Oven:

a. Charaka Oven: Unit cost: Rs.3,350=00, Subsidy 50%

b. Cottage/ Filature Oven (Shidlaghatta model): Unit cost: Rs.4,650=00, Subsidy

50%

c. Cottage/Filature Oven (Ramanagar model): Unit cost: Rs.14,500=00, Subsidy 50%

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5. Solar appliances:

Use of solar water heaters saves fuel and provides pollution free atmosphere in reeling

units. It reduces the cost of production. To establish solar unit appliances the Department

provides subsidy as follows:

a. 1000 Ltr heating capacity in 8 hrs: Unit cost: Rs. 1,50,000=00

b. 500 Ltr heating capacity in 8 hrs: Unit cost: Rs. 75,000=00

c. 200 Ltr heating capacity in 8 hrs: Unit cost: Rs. 50,000=00

Subsidy: 50%.

6.Establishment of Water Softening Unit & Maintenance cost:

(a) Establishment of water Softening unit

Reeling water plays major role in determining the quality of raw silk. If water

available is not suited for reeling process, water softener is essential.

Demineralizer Unit ( 1000 ltr /3 hrs capacity): Unit cost Rs. 40,000=00

Subsidy = 50%.

7. Subsidy for Installation of Generator

In Rural areas, Power Shedding disrupts continuous reeling activity. To overcome this

problem installation of generators is advised. Unit cost for 5 KVA Rs 65,000=00.

Subsidy= 50%.

8. Installation of Boiler:

Boilers are essential for Cottage/ Filature basin reeling machines.

a. 100 kg steam/hr capacilty boiler : Rs. 1,35,000=00 unit cost

Subsidy= 50%.

b. 50 kg steam/hr capacilty boiler : Rs. 90,000=00 unit cost

Subsidy= 50%.

9. Subsidy to Install Heat recovery Unit:

Unit Cost = Rs 25,000=00, Subsidy= 50%.

10. Pressurized circular cooking machine:

Unit Cost = Rs 98,500=00, Subsidy= 50%.

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11. Solar Lights for Reeling Sheds:

Unit Cost: Rs 20,000=00, Subsidy: Rs 10,000=00.

12. Subsidy to Purchase Reeling Appliances:

Unit Cost : Rs 60,000=00, Subsidy: Rs 45,000=00.

13. Construction of Reelings sheds

To protect reeling appliances of cottage / filature basins, Department of Sericulture

provides subsidy for construction of reeling sheds.

a. 10 basin multiend reeling shed (1500sq ft) Unit cost: Rs. 2,50,000=00

Subsidy: Rs 75,000=00

b. 6 basin multiend reeling shed (1200 sq ft) Unit cost: Rs. 2,00,000=00

Subsidy: Rs 50,000=00

c. Cottage basin reeling shed (600 sq ft) Unit cost: Rs. 1,00,000=00

Subsidy: Rs 25,000=00

14. Subsidy for interest on loan taken for reeling activities:

Reelers who have availed loan for reeling activities during

1-4-1991 to 1-3-1994 and repaid the principal before 31-3-2001 are eligible to get 100%

subsidy on interest.

15. Financial assistance for availing training for staff/Officers of co-operative societies.

Financial assistance is provided for staff/Officers of department to obtain training in

the field of co-operative sector.

16.Incentive for cocoons grown in new areas:

To encourage farmers of new areas (Bidar, Gulburga, Koppal, Raichur,

Bagalkote, Belgaum, Bijapur, Dharwad, Yadgir, Gadag, Haveri, Uttara Kannada and

Bellary Districts) incentives are provided for the cocoons transacted in the new areas

markets.

Male sericulturists: Rs 10=00 per kg of cocoons

Women sericulturists: Rs 20=00 per kg of cocoons

17. Subsidy on Interest of loan taken by Women sericulturists:

50% subsidy will be given on the interest of the loan availed by the women

sericulturists. Unit cost is as prescribed by NABARD.

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18. Subsidy on pierced cocoons purchased by women.

The pierced cocoons are utilized for handicraft purpose or for preparation of

spun silk on Medleri charaka, If women proccures pierced cocoons from Government

Grainages, she will be provided pierced cocoons at 75% subsidized rate.

19. Medleri charaka.

Spun silk can be produced using Medleri charaka, If a rural women/ women

societies purchase Medleri charaka, subsidy will be given as follows:

Unit Cost: Rs. 3500=00

Subsidy for SC/ST women : 60%

Subsidy for other women: 50%

20. Training for Women:Members of Women Co-op societies and Women quality clubs

Training cost will be borne by the Department of Sericulture, to impart training

for women members of Women Co-operative societies, and Women quality clubs

involved in sericulture. The training for 3-5 days duration is in Society formation,

Society management, maintenance of accounts & other related subjects. In a year 5

women per district will be trained.

21. Study Tour for women:

To gain the knowledge and expertise on the preparation of matka silk, and

handicrafts from matka silk, and to make value addition in sericulture, study tour will be

conducted for women enterprenuers to West Bengal and other States. for overall

development of women, popularising the usage of pierced cocoons & other income

generating activities.

22. Subsidy on interest on loan obtained for reeling units:

The simple interest on the loan obtained by the reelers from commercial banks

will be reimbursed on indent basis.

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New Initiative for Sericulture Development-Special Component Plan/Tribal Subplan

Financial: in Rs

Sl.No Programmes Unit Cost Subsidy

Pre Cocoon Programmes

1

Subsidy to Construct low cost

rearing sheds.

20’ x 30

’ 20000/- 15000/- 75%

20’ x 40

’ 30000/- 22500/- 75%

2 Subsidy for drilling of Borewells 30000/- 22500/- 75%

3 Subsidy for trenching mulching in

mulberry garden (a) 30000/- 22500/- 75%

4 Subsidy for Providing Solar Light

in rearing houses. 20000/- 15000/- 75%

Post Cocoon Programmes

1

Incentive to

Multiend/Filature/cottage

Basin/Charaka

Silk Produced by Reelers.

- Rs.75/- Kg for men.

Rs 100/kg for women.

2 Incentive to BV Silk Produced by

reelers -

Rs.125/- Kg for men.

Rs 150/kg for women.

3

Subsidy to reeling shed

1500 Sq.ft 2,50,000/- 100000 (40%)

1200 Sq.ft 2,00,000/- 80000 (40%)

600 Sq.ft 1,00,000/- 40000 (40%)

200 Sq.ft 30000/- 18000 (60%)

4

a)Subsidy to install Cottage basin 3,00,000 2,25,000 (75%)

b)6 Basin Italian Model Filature

Reeling Unit 1,50,000/- 1,12,500 (75%)

c)4 Basin Italian Model Filature

Reeling Unit 60,000/- 45,000 (75%)

5

Subsidy to install Solar water

heater

1000 ltr heating capacity in 8 hrs 1,50,000/- 1,12,500/- (75%)

500 ltr heating capacity in 8 hrs 75,000/- 56,250/- (75%)

200 ltr heating capacity in 8 hrs 50,000/- 37,500/- (75%)

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New Initiative for Sericulture Development-SCP/TSP

Financial: in Rs

Sl.No Programmes Unit Cost Subsidy

6 Subsidy to Install Generator 65,000/- 48,750/- 75%

7 Subsidy to install Boiler

a)Providing 100kg Steam per hour

capacity 1,35,000/- 1,01,250/- 75%

b)Providing 50kg Steam per 2 hr capacity 90,000/- 67,500/- 75%

8 Subsidy to install Economic Oven

a)Charaka Oven 3350/- 2500/- 75%

b)Cottage/Filature Basin (Shidlaghatta

Model) Oven 4650/- 3500/- 75%

c)Cottage/Filature Basin (Ramanagara

Model) Oven 14,500/- 10000/- 75%

9 Subsidy to install demineralizer of 1000

litre Capacity (3 hour period) 40,000/- 30,000/- 75%

10 Subsidy to install Pressurized Cooking

Machine 98,500/- 73,875/- 75%

11 Bonus to Cocoon transacted in new area

Govt Cocoon Markets Rs.20/- Kg for men.

Rs 30/kg for women.

12 Bonus to Mysore Seed Cocoon Rs.100/- per Kg

13 Supply of Bamboo mountages Subsidy at the rate of 50%

14 Subsidy to Cocoon sorting & Cocoon

collection equipment 60,000/- 45,000/- 75%

15 Structurted training to Reelers 5,000/-

4000/- Stipend

1000/-Reimbursement of

Expenditure to Training

Institutes

16 Subsidy to install heat recovery unit 25,000/- 18,750/- 75%

17 Subsidy to install Solar Lights to reeling

shed. 20,000/- 15,000/- 75%

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New Industrial Policy-“Reshme Varadana Yojane”

In 2012-13 the following programmes were implemented under Reshme Varadana

yojane.

1. Subsidy to 2nd

Hectare Mulberry Plantation.

2. Subsidy to 2nd

Hectare Drip Irrigation.

3. Subsidy for Constructing 2nd

Rearing House.

4. Subsidy to construct Mounting Hall.

5. Subsidy for purchasing equipments for taking up Sericulture.

6. Incentive/Subsidy for promotion of Sericulture in large scale.

7. Subsidy to Reelers for purchase of equipments.

1. Subsidy to Sericulturists who take up Mulberry Cultivation

Under this scheme the beneficiary who has availed Subsidy for Ist hectare

Mulberry Cultivation can avail the benefits for 2nd

& subsequent additional Hectare

Cultivation.

2. Subsidy to Purchase equipments required for taking up Sericulture

Under this Programme the beneficiary should have availed the Subsidy for

Mulberry Cultivation for Developing mulberry in Ist Hectare.

(1) Extend the area under mulberry during 2012-13 for 2nd

Hectare.

(2) Exclude the equipments purchased by Sericulturists by availing Subsidy under

CDP for rearing equipments, the other equipments can be purchased.

(3) This is as per the Unit Cost & Subsidy available under CDP Scheme.

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3. Incentive to Sericulturists who want to take up Sericulture in large scale

It is necessary to encourage Sericulture in large scale to improve Production,

Productivity & Quality by adopting new technologies. Therefore it is necessary to identify &

encourage the farmers/Sericulturists who take up mulberry plantation in more than 10 acres.

In this regard it is aimed to pay incentive/subsidy upto Cocoon Production. The details of

incentives/subsidies are listed below:

Sl

No. Programme CDP

Reshme

Vardhana RKVY Cluster Total

1 Mulberry Plantation (Acre) 2.5 2.5 - 5.00 10.00

2 Rearing House (No) 1 1 - 2 4

3 Drip Irrigation (H) 1 1 - 2 4

4 Equipments (No) 1 1 - 6 8

5 CRC (No) 1 - - - 1

6 Mechanisation - - 1 - 1

Plans to be used for Sanctioning of Subsidy.

1. This Programme is restricted to North Karnataka area coming under identified

Cluster. Priority is given for SC/ST Women.

2. Adopt the Scheme guidelines as and when revised.

3. 2-4 beneficiaries per Cluster can be identified.

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Financial:In Rs

Reshme Varadhana Schedule Caste Plan/Tribal Sub Plan-State Share

Sl

No. Programme Details Unit cost Subsidy

1 Subsidy for raising Mulberry Nursery 1,50,000/- 1,12,500/-75%

2 Subsidy for Mechanisation in Mulberry

Cultivation 1,50,000/- 1,12,500/-75%

New Initiative for Sericulture Development-General/Special Development Plan

1

Quality & Production based cocoons

incentive.

(60 kg cocoons should be produced per 100

DFLs)

a) For Bivoltine Cocoons Produced by

Sericulturists 40/-

b) For CB Cocoons Produced by Sericulturists 10/-

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Cluster Development in Sericulture (Financial in Rs)

Sl

No. Details of Program Unit Cost Subsidy

1 Incentive for mulberry plantation 9,000/- 6,750/- 75%

2 Subsidy to install Drip Irrigation 50,000/- 37,500/- 75%

3 Subsidy to Construct Low Cost Reeling

Sheds.

20’ x 30’ 20,000/- 10,000/- 50%

20’ x 40’ 30,000/- 15000/- 50%

4 Subsidy for Purchase of Rearing

Equipments 50,000/- 37,500/-

5 Subsidy to construct Rearing house

1000 Sq.ft 2,00,000/- 1,00,000/- 50%

600 Sq.ft 1,50,000/- 75,000/- 50%

375 Sq.ft 75,000/- 37,500/- 50%

Districts Coming under Sericulture Development: Belgaum, Bellary, Bijapur, Bidar, Bagalkot,

Chitradurga, Davanagere, Gadag, Gulbarga,

Koppal, Shimoga, Raichur, Yadgir, Dharwad

Districts Of North Karnataka.

Bivoltine Seed Cocoon

(Financial in Rs)

Programme Unit Cost Incentives

Incentives for Bivoltine Seed Cocoons fit for seed

but transacted for Reeling for want of demand Rs.100/kg

Areas Covered under BV Seed Cocoon: Anekal, Hassan District (excluding Arkalagudu)

Kodagu, Belgaum, K.R.Pet, Uttara Kannada

District, Tumkur District (Tiptur,

Chikkanayakanahalli, Sira)

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Bivoltine chawki Expenses

(Financial:In Rs)

Programme Unit Cost Subsidy

Chawki Rearing service cost for Bivoltine hybrid

DFL’s is paid to CRC Owners 1500/- 750/100 DFL’s

Rastriya Krishi Vikas Yojane (RKVY)

Programme Unit Cost Subsidy(Rs)

1. Subsidy for Mechanisation in Mulberry

Cultivation. 1,50,000/- 75,000/-

2. Subsidy for Sericulturists to raise mulberry

nursery 1,50,000/- 75,000/-

3. Subsidy for 100 Rotary Mountages

Subsidy to for 100 Bamboo Mountages

73,500/- 36,750/-

44,000/- 22,000/-

4. Subsidy for Trenching & Mulching of 1 acre

mulberry garden 30,000/- 15,000/-

5. Subsidy for use of Bio fertilizers to improve

Soil Fertility 10kg/Acre/ Sericulturists /Year 750/- 750/-

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I. Zilla Panchayath Schemes:

Sericulture Farms: 2851-00-107-0-38

1. Providing organic manure, necessary fertilizers etc for maintaining 1 hectare mulberry

garden of sericulture farms coming under Zilla panchayath. To Produce Bivoltine seed

cocoons by using disinfectants, improved irrigation facilities.

2. In case of farms where bivoltine seed cocoons cannot be grown, chawki rearing &

distribution of chawki worms to sericulturists can be undertaken by taking permission

from Commissioner for Sericulture Development and Director of Sericulture.

Mulberry Saplings can be grown based on the availability of water sources in silk

farms.

Technical Advisory Services, Demonstrations, publicity, Audio-visual and Women

Demonstration Farms: 2851-00-107-0-35

1. Field days: Field days are conducted to provide publicity for growing high yielding

varieties of silkworms & share the experiences of Sericulturists who are getting high

income with other farmers & encouraging farmers to take up sericulture. Sericulture

Deputy Director should compulsorily participate in the field days, The budget of Rs

2,000/- earmarked for conducting field days. Large number of women, reelers &

Sericulturists should participate in the field days.

2. Sericulture Exhibition: Conducting exhibitions in Fair, Melas, Nada Habbas, to

develop sericulture, & to demonstrate Sericulture & related activities in areas where

large number of people gather, make propaganda on Sericulture & related activities.

Amount should be earmarked pertaining to this for rent for space, pamphlets,

Hand book distribution. At taluka level, to conduct workshops / seminars an amount of

Rs 7,500/- should be earmarked. At district level for conducting seminars an amount

of Rs 25,000/- is earmarked. To conduct district level exhibition an amount of Rs

10,000/- is earmarked.

a) Budget allocation of Rs 1,50,000/- is earmarked to exhibit departmental items in

Mysore Dasara exhibition.

b) An amount of Rs 1,00,000/- for Tumkur Siddaganga jatra.

c) An amount of Rs 30,000/- for SiddaraBetta/Madhugiri jatra.

Allocation for controlling diseases to Sericulturists based on area under

mulberry & rearing houses. An amount of Rs 25,000/- is earmarked for timely

distributing & Printing of pamphlets and handbook on new technologies, to the

Sericulturists.

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It is necessary to provide awareness on technologies to Sericulturists & reelers.

Technical awareness can be increased by demonstrating boards in all institutions at

field level particularly in the Technical Service Centres where sericulturists/ Reelers

visit. An amount of Rs 25,000/- could be earmarked for inclusion of demonstration

pictures in Technical Service Centres.

Financial limit for repair & maintenance of existing equipments in case of

necessity is Rs 10,000/- per Technical Service Center. It is planned to conduct one

workshop in a year in each District and to conduct study tour to farmers for creating

awareness about Sericulture activities.

3. Women Demonstration Farms:

In selected Govt Silk Farms of 18 districts of the State, separate demonstration

farms with dormatories are established to facilitate women Sericulturists. Under this,

budget is earmarked to maintain of 1 acre mulberry plantation, rearing and

maintenance of dormatory. It is reiterated to follow the the guidelines of the

Directorate’s Circular No:gÉä:vÁªÀÄUÉ/vÁA 3/44/10-11 dt 25-1-2011.

4. E Governance:

Take necessary action to implement e-Governance at District & Taluk level in

the Department. In many major circumstances, it is required to document with photo

& video in the important events at the field & preserve. Earmark budget needed for e-

Governance training.

5. Incentive to BV Cocoons:2851-00-107-0-36

Earmark funds necessary to pay Sericulturists for the incentive to Bivoltine

cocoons produced by them at the rate of Rs 40/kg. Take action to pay Incentive only

after ascertaining that BV layings are proccured from Govt Grainages and BV

Cocoons should be transacted in Govt Cocoon markets.

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6. Incentive to Sericulturists 2851-00-107-0-30

The Disease Control Programme is implemented until now. Instead of this,

hereafter funds should be earmarked as “Incentive to Cocoons” Programme.

1. Incentives are paid to Cocoons produced in the Concerned Districts.

2. Select eligible Sericulturists to pay incentives based on availability of funds,

previous years average yield of cocoons & other conditions.

3. Pay incentive at the rate of max Rs 10/- per kg of CB Cocoon & Rs 40/- per kg of

BV Cocoons produced by the Sericulutrists.

4. Disease free layings should be procured from State/Central Govt grainages.

Certification from concerned grainage officer is necessary.

5. Cocoons produced should be transacted in the Govt Cocoon market. Certification

from concerned Govt Cocoon market officer is necessary.

6. Proposals for payment of incentives should be submitted within 30 days after

transaction of Cocoons.

7. To get the incentive it is necessary to get the recommendation from concerned field

level SEO for having grown & sold the cocoons.

II Taluka Panchayat Programme:

Production/Productivity based incentive 2851-00-104-0-61

The following programmes are implemented under this Head of Account.

Award at taluka level: Based on production of Cocoons in previous year, average yield

of Cocoons & other criteria, eligible Sericulturists are selected & falicitated by giving

award at taluka level.

Ist prize Rs 5000/-

IInd

prize Rs 3000/-

IIIrd

prize Rs 2000/-

Special Component Plan/Tribal Sub Plan Development Centres:

To maintain & distribute chawki worms upto 2nd

stage in the existing

Community Development Centres. Schemes covers for the expenditure on fertilizers,

disinfectants, for maintenance of garden, building repair etc.

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Supply of rearing equipments:

Supply rearing equipments worth Rs 7500/- per beneficiary for successful

silkworm rearing to schedule caste sericulturists who take up new plantation.

Maintainance of Tribal Colonies:

To encourage tribal groups who intend to take up mulberry cultivation, in the

land available near their Colonies, to take up mulberry plantation, rearing & cocoon

production. In addition take action to grow tree mulberry. Make provision for funds

required for providing irrigation facility, rearing house & equipments, conducting

supervision by the department.

Programme of package benefits:

Earmark funds for SC/ST farmers intending to take up sericulture & the SC/ST

beneficiaries who have already taken up sericulture under this programme, to supply

mulberry saplings, fertilizers, organic manure, rearing equipments worth Rs 7500/-.

III Zilla Panchayat non plan program:

Earmark funds for expenditure in all districts under Head of Account

2851-00-107-1-26 (Non Plan) & 2851-00-107-1-28 (Non Plan)of the concerned district

staff & institution maintenance.

The funds provided under these heads excluding the salary component, may be

earmarked for various programmes & their implementation depending on the necessity

of the district concerned after getting approval from the Directorate.

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GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

DEPARTMENT OF SERICULTURE

GUIDELINES OF

RASTRIYA KRISHI VIKAS YOJANA

FOR THE YEAR 2013-14

COMMISSEIONER FOR SERICULTURE DEVELOPMENT AND

DIRECTOR OR SERICULTURE

DIRECTORATE OF SERICULTURE

BANGALORE

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PROGRAMME -1

SUBSIDY FOR RAISING MULBERRY NURSERY:

As there is a great demand from sericulturists for New mulberry varieties such as V1 /S

series, Farmers can raise the saplings either on raised bed or in leveled field. Planting

saplings of 4 months old nursery plants results in uniform development of garden with less

fail pits. Leaves can be harvested for silk worm rearing within six months of plantation.

Raising Nursery is profitable venture. In order to encourage the farmers, subsidy will be

provided .Rs.1.50 lakhs will be incurred to raise saplings in 1 acre and 50 % subsidy

i.e.Rs.75000/- will be provided. On an average 1.00 lakh saplings should be raised in 1 acre

area.

GUIDELINES TO BE FOLLOWED FOR PROVIDING SUBSIDY TO SERICULTURIST

FOR RAISING MULBERRY NURSERY:

1. Farmers who have own land with irrigation facilities with high yielding improved

Mulberry varieties like V1 /S series.

2. Each beneficiary should raise nursery to an extent of minimum 20 guntas, maximum 1

hectare.

3. Farmers who have raised the nursery should give the application as per the format to the

Technical Service Center of their jurisdiction.

4. Sericulture Demonstrator / Department officer should certify the mulberry nursery.

5. Department officer should do Mahazar of mulberry nursery in prescribed pro-forma.

6. Department officer should recommend for release of subsidy in prescribed format.

7. Subsidy will be issued on priority either through ECS / Cheque. If there is a loan in any

Bank / cooperative society, subsidy will be remitted to the Banks concerned.

8. To certify the Nursery, photograph of the Nursery along with beneficiary, Range officer,

SEO / ADS should be enclosed . Details of programme with complete Address of the

beneficiary should be written at the bottom of photograph and submitted.

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PROGRAMME – 2

SUBSIDY FOR MECHANISATION IN MULBERRY CULTIVATION:

Mulberry leaf yield depends upon the mulberry variety, agricultural practices,

resistance to disease and pest. The area under mulberry has increased with V1 and S36

varieties. By providing various inputs to agriculture using mechanical aids and new

technologies, production has increased both qualitatively and quantitavely at reduced

cost of production. The department is providing subsidy for purchase of machineries like

tractor / mini tractor, power tillers, mulberry pruning machine, weed cutter, cutting

preparation machine, shoot cutting machine, mulberry garden sprayer, mulberry shoot

harvester etc. which are purchased from the approved firms as per guidelines. Unit cost

is Rs.1.50 lakhs and 50% subsidy i.e. Rs.75000/- will be provided as subsidy. If the unit

price is less than Rs.1.50 lakhs then proportionately subsidy amount will be limited to

50%.

Guidelines:

1. Farmers should have own land, improved variety of mulberry garden with irrigation

facility.

2. To get subsidy for power tiller / mini tractor, farmer should have minimum of 2 ½

acre mulberry garden.

3. To get subsidy for tractor, farmer should have minimum of 4 acre mulberry garden.

4. Farmers having minimum of 1 acre mulberry garden can get subsidy for mulberry

pruning machine etc.

5. Farmer who have purchased the machineries should submit an application as per the

format to the Technical Service center of their jurisdiction.

6. Sericulture Demonstrator / Department officer should certify the beneficiary for

having mulberry garden and the machinery purchased is in good condition.

7. All machineries should be purchased from the reputed firms, approved by the

department where all necessary accessories will be available.

8. An affidavit on Rs. 10/-stamp paper should be taken from beneficiary stating that he

will continue sericulture for at least 5 years.

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9. Department officer should do Mahazar in prescribed format and certify that the

machinery is working in good condition.

10. Department officer should recommend for release of subsidy in prescribed Format.

11. If beneficiary has paid full amount for purchase of machinery, action to be taken to

issue 50% subsidy to the beneficiary account through ECS / Cheque.

PROGRAMME – 3

SUBSIDY FOR ROTARY CHANDRIKE MOUNTAGES / BAMBOO

MOUNTAGES :

To facilitate the ripened silk worms to spin cocoons of good quality, Rotary /

Bamboo mountages are required.

(a) Bivoltine rearers are eligible to purchase Rotary mountages .

(b) Mysore seed area rearers are eligible to purchase Bamboo mountages.

Guidelines :

1. Farmers having own land, irrigation facility and with improved variety mulberry

garden are eligible.

2. To get subsidy for Rotary / Bamboo mountages beneficiary should have at least ½

acre mulberry garden.

3. Each beneficiary is eligible to get Rotary / Bamboo mountages for mounting ripened

worms of maximum 250 disease free layings.

4. Mysore seed area sericulturist should have minimum 0.10 acre mulberry garden. As

per prorata mountages will be supplied.

5. To purchase Rotary / Bamboo mountages, beneficiary should submit application

form in prescribed format to the Technical Service center of their jurisdiction.

6. Sericulture Demonstrator / Department officer should certify the beneficiaries

mulberry garden / Rotary mountages / Bamboo mountages supplied are in good

condition.

7. Rotary / Bamboo mountages should be purchased from the department approved

firm.

8. Sericulturist has to give affidavit on Rs. 10/- stamp paper stating that he will

continue sericulture for minimum 5 years.

9. Department officer should do Mahazar in prescribed format certifying that the

Rotary / Bamboo mountages are in good condition and is utilizing for the purpose

purchased.

10. Department officer should recommend for release of subsidy on prescribed format.

11. If beneficiary has paid full amount for purchase of Rotary mountage / Bamboo

mountage, then subsidy of 50% of the unit cost will be remitted to beneficiary

account through ECS / Cheque. Application, affidavit, Mahazar, recommendation,

checklist should be enclosed in prescribed formats same as in mechanization of

mulberry cultivation.

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Details of Unit cost :

Sl.

No. Details Bamboo Mountage Rotary Mountage

1 Mountages required for 100

Disease free layings

40 (Numbers) 40 (Numbers)

2 Mountages required for 1 acre

mulberry (250 disease free

layings)

100 (Numbers) 100 (Numbers)

3 Cost of Single mountage Rs.450/- Rs.660/-

4 Unit cost Rs.45,000/- Rs.66,000/-

5 Subsidy (50%) Rs. 22,500/- Rs. 33,500/-

PROGRAMME – 4

SUBSIDY FOR TRENCHING & MULCHING IN MULBERRY GARDEN :

It is necessary to increase the leaf yield from the existing area under mulberry so that

number of disease free layings brushed can be increased. Trenching and Mulching

increases the quality and quantity of leaf yield and also soil fertility is maintained.

Reduced dose of chemical fertilizers will increase the microbial growth to maintain soil

health.

Once in six months trenching of 2.5 feet width and 1.5 feet depth is made in

alternate rows of the mulberry garden. Trench is filled with green mannure and rearing

residue, Above that FYM @ 200 kg. per gunta should be incorporated, Red earth and

silt should be incorporated. Afterwards, trench should be closed with red earth . This

increases the microbial activity and acts as bio - fertilizer and results in good quality

leaf. Unit cost for one acre of trenching & munching is Rs.30,000/-, 50% subsidy is

provided i.e. Rs.15,000/-.

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Guidelines :

1.Beneficiary should be from bivoltine hybrid, bivoltine seed, Mysore seed area,with

own mulberry garden and Irrigation facility. Subsidy will be given to a maximum of 1

hectare per year per beneficiary.

2. Beneficiary should give application in prescribed format to the Technical Service

Center of their jurisdiction for subsidy.

3. Sericulture Demonstrator / Department officer should certify the trenching

&mulching activities undertaken by the beneficiary and recommend for subsidy.

4. Mahazar should be conducted by the officer in prescribed format.

5. Beneficiary has to give affidavit on Rs.10/- stamp paper stating that he will continue

sericulture activities for another five years.

6. Photograph should be taken before, after and at the time of trenching & mulching and

same should be certified.

7. Subsidy will be issued through ECS / Cheque. If any loan in Bank / Society same will

be deposited to the beneficiary’s account.

PROGRAMME – 5

ENHANCEMENT OF SOIL HEALTH – SUBSIDY FOR SUPPLY OF BIO-

FERTILIZER :

After realizing the deleterious effects of continuous application of chemical fertilizers

and also to reduce the cost on chemical fertilizers it is necessary to use Bio fertilizers

such as Nitrogen fixing (PRAKRUTHI) / Phosphorous absorber (SERIPHOS), Bio -

fertilizers of 10 kg. per acre per year should be applied in two split doses. Bio -

fertilizers should be mixed with farm yard manure and incorporated in between the rows

and should be covered with soil followed with irrigation. Bio- fertilizers should be

applied 15 days before or after the application of chemical fertilizer. Garden should be

irrigated immediately after application of Bio fertilizers, so that mortality of micro

organisms will be avoided. By using Bio fertilizers, quantity of chemical fertilizers can

be reduced.

Sericulturists of Mysore seed area, Bivoltine seed area and Bivoltine hybrid rearers

are eligible to get 10 kg. of Bio- fertilizers per year per acre at an unit cost of Rs. 750/-

which will be supplied at free of cost.

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Guidelines :

1. Beneficiary should have own land, improved mulberry variety garden with Irrigation

facility.

2. Beneficiary who apply Bio- fertilizers to mulberry garden should give an application

in prescribed form to the Technical Service Center of their jurisdiction.

3. Sericulture Demonstrator / Department officer should certify and recommend for

subsidy.

4. Mahazar should be conducted by the officer.

5. Bio fertilizers should be given to the beneficiary at free of cost.

6. Each beneficiary can be provided with Bio fertilizers for maximum of 1 hectare.

7. Beneficiary should have RTC with mulberry.

8. Deputy Director (zilla panchayat) should take an indent from the beneficiary and bio

fertilizers should be supplied as per department norms.

4(1)(B)(xiii) Particulars of Recipients of Concessions, Permits or Authorizations

granted by it- not applicable.

4(1)(B)(xiv) Details in respect of the Information, available to or held by it, reduced in

an Electronic Form

Dept Website: www.karnataka.gov.in/sericulture

Email – karseri@yahoo.com

1. Annual Performance Report of the Department .

2. Monthwise Statistics on Progress.

3. Notifications Issued by the Department.

4. Technical Information for Sericulturists/Reelers.

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Computer Kiosks are installed in Head office and Ramanagara cocoon Market in

which the details regarding Mulberry cultivation, Silkworm Rearing, Action to be taken for

Mulberry Diseases, Insects and Disease Control, Silkworm Diseases, Insects and their

Control, Details of Important Institutions of Department. Rates of Cocoon & Silk are also

available both in Kannada & English. This facility is free of cost.

4(1)(B)(XV): Details of the facilities available to public to get the information, library

or reading room, Working hours etc….

The Department has made facility to Sericulturists and silk reelers to get training with

stipend at Training Institutes, The trainers can utilise the library facility available in the

training Institutes during the training period. In addition to this, handouts/brochures are

distributed to sericulturists and silk reelers. Technical information is communicated to

sericulturists and silk reelers through Dooradarshan and All India Radio. Technical guidance

is provided to sericulturists and silk reelers through seminars and workshops orgsnized at

Taluk/District/State levels. Awareness regarding new technologies is imparted through

workshops/ enlighten programmes organized by Research Institutes. Women sericulturists

are provided with technical information through women demonstration plots and technical

service centres. Details of Schemes and Subsidies available and technical information is also

given through bimonthly magazine “Reshme Krushi” which is published by the Department.

This magazine is sold to public at cocoon markets and Technical Service Centres.

Information regarding the Department can be obtained at district level from Deputy Director

of Sericulture(Zilla panchayath), Administrative Officers and Joint Director of Sericulture at

Directorate of Sericulture, Bangalore.

website :http://www.silk.kar.nic.in

http://www.karnataka.gov.in/sericulture

Helpline: 9900881100

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RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT – 2005 (Act No.22 of 2005)

In Sericulture Department under column 5 (1), 5(2) and 19(1), following Public

Information Officers and Aassistant Public Information Officers and Appellate Authority are

designated as follows. All the designated officers are informed to do their jobs and

responsibilities according to RTI act 2005 immediately without fail.

Under column 5(1) the following officers are designated and ordered as PIO in their

working jurisdiction places.

Sl.

No.

Public Information

Officer Jurisdiction

1 Administrative Officer,

Directorate of Sericulture,

M.S. Building, Bangalore

Ph.No.22353858

Establishment and Administrative matters

of Sericulture Department.

2 Joint Director of

Sericulture,

Directorate of Sericulture,

M.S. Building, Bangalore

Ph.No.22353824

Planning of all Sericulture activities and

programs such as production of seeds, silk

farms, TSCs ,Training Centers, Audio

visual matters, Cocoon markets,

Legislative Assembly & Council related

matters.

3 Chief Accounts Officer,

Directorate of Sericulture,

M.S. Building, Bangalore

Ph.No.22353884

Budget, release, Allotment and

Expenditure and all Account matters of

the Department.

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Sl.

No. Public Information Officer Jurisdiction

4 Executive Engineer,

Directorate of Sericulture,

Okalipuram, Bangalore

Ph.No.23129305

All Buildings of Sericulture Department and

construction related matters.

5 Joint Registrar of co-operative

society, Okalipuram,

Directorate of Sericulture,

Bangalore

Ph.No.22265494

All matters related to credit and co-operative

societies.

6 Joint Director of Sericulture/

Cocoon market Officer,

Silk Exchange, Okalipuram,

Bangalore Ph.No.23133100

All matters related to silk exchange and post

cocoon activities.

7 Chief Economist,

Directorate of Sericulture,

Okalipuram, Bangalore

Ph.No.23123319

Statistics pertaining to sericulture, District sector

MPIC, MIS, e-Governance and

Sahayavani.

8 Joint Director of Sericulture,

Seed Areas, Bilidevalaya

Ph.No.958132220279

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

seed areas.

9 Joint Director of Sericulture

Bangalore Division,

Okalipuram.

Ph.No.23133400

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

the Bangalore Division Districts.(Bangalore

urban,Bangalore

rural,Kolar,Tumkur,Ramanagaram, Chitradurga,

Chikkaballapur, Davanagere,Shimoga)

10 Joint Director of Sericulture

Srinagara reeling complex,

Malamaruthi extension,

Belgaum.

Ph.No.083-12455573

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

the Belgaum Division Districts.(Bagalkote, ,

Belgaum ,Bijapur, Dharwad,Gadag,Haveri,Uttara

kannada)

11 Joint Director of Sericulture

H.E.1384/1,VasanthaNagara,

Gulbarga.

Ph.No.08472-227842

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

the Gulbarga division

Districts.(Bellary,Bidar,Gulbarga,Koppal,Raichur,

Yadagiri)

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12 Joint Director of Sericulture,

947, 2nd

Main Road,

P.B.No.382,Lakshmipuram,

Mysore.

Ph.No.0821-2333750

All Technical and Administrative matters related

to the Mysore division

Districts.(Chamarajanagar,Chikkamagalur,Dakshi

na kannada, Kodagu,Mysore, Mandya,Udupi)

13 Deputy Director of Sericulture

Bangalore urban,Z.P, Okalipuram

Bangalore.

Ph.No.080-23120925

All Technical and Administrative matters related

to Bangalore urban District.

14 Deputy Director of Sericulture

Bangalore rural ,Z.P, Okalipuram,

Bangalore.

Ph.No.080-23524140

All Technical and Administrative matters related

to Bangalore rural District.

15 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Bagalakote,

Ph.No.08353-226346

All Technical and Administrative matters related

to Bagalakote District.

16 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Srinagara, Belgaum.

Ph.No.0831-2407234

All Technical and Administrative matters related

to Belagaum District.

17 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Koul Bazar, Bellary

Ph.No.08391-240073

All Technical and Administrative matters related

to Bellary District.

18 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Kolara – K, Bidar

Ph.No.08402-233142

All Technical and Administrative matters related

to Bidar District.

19 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Ananda Mahal,

Near Ambedkar Circle, Station

road, Bijapura.

Ph.No.08342-251336

All Technical and Administrative matters related

to Bijapura District.

20 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Chamarajanagara

Ph.No.08226-222691

All Technical and Administrative matters related

to Chamarajanagara District.

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21 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Z.P. Office campus,

Chadlapura, Chikkaballapura,

Ph.No.08226-222691

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Chikkaballapura District.

22 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Jyothi nagara Post,

Chikkamagalur.

Ph.No.08262-220007

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Chikkamagalur, District.

23 Deputy Director of Sericulture

Z.P, N.H.-4, Chitradurga

Ph.No.08194-222816

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Chitradurga District.

24 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Complex, Rashika Chambers,

Central Market Road,Mangalore

Ph.No.08242-458614

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Mangalore District.

25 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Davanagere

Ph.No.08192-232952

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Davanagere District.

26 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Silk Complex Building

Rayapura, Dharwar.

Ph.No.0836-2322249

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Dharwar District.

27 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Gadag.

Ph.No.08372-247197

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Gadag District.

28 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Room No.22/3, 3rd

floor,

Vikasa Bhavana, Gulbarga

Ph.No.08472-221134

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Gulbarga District.

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29 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, P.B.No.103,Sakaleshapura

Road, Hassan.

Ph.No.08172-256013

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Hassan District.

30 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Haveri.

Ph.No.08375-235662

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Haveri District.

31 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, No.117/14, New Extension,

Near remand Home, Madikeri,

Kodagu Ph.No.08272-228423

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Kodagu District.

32 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Kolar. Ph.No.08152-222235

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Kolar District.

33 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Koppal , Ph.No.08539-220170

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Koppal District.

34 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Acetate Town , M.G.Road,

Mandya, Ph.No.08232-220796

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Mandya District.

35 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P., No.2954, Jansi Lakshmibai

Road Chamundipuram, Mysore

Ph.No.0821-2334004

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Mysore District.

36 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Opp. Gousia College,

Ramanagara

Ph.No.080 -7274528

All Technical and Administrative matters

related to Ramanagara District.

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37 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Nijalingappa Colony,

Raichur

Ph.No.08532-220322

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Raichur District.

38 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Rajendranagara,Shimoga

Ph.No.08182-223901

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Shimoga District.

39 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, No.5, 4th Cross Road,

Idga Mohalla, Tumkur

Ph.No.0816-2278810

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Tumkur District.

40 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Z.P, Society Building, Udupi

Ph.No.08202-521397

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Udupi District.

41 Deputy Director of Sericulture

Z.P, Banavasi Road, Sirsi,

North Canara.

Ph.No.08384-227237

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

North Canara District.

42 Deputy Director of Sericulture

Govt. Cocoon Market,

Ramanagara

Ph.No.080-7271343

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Ramanagara Market.

43 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Govt. Cocoon Market,

Vijayapura

Ph.No.080-7668285

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Vijayapura Market

44 Deputy Director of Sericulture

Govt. Cocoon Market,

Kanakapura

Ph.No.080-7522418

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

, Kanakapura Market

45 Deputy Director of Sericulture

Bivoltine Cocoon Market,

Asiatic Building , Kempegowda

Road, Bangalore

Ph.No.080-22871641

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Bangalore Bivoltine Cocoon Market.

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46 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Govt. Cocoon Market, Kolar

Ph.No.08152-222319

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Kolar Market

47 Deputy Director of Sericulture

Govt. Cocoon Market,

Sidlaghatta

Ph.No.08158-856324

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Sidlaghatta Market

48 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Govt. Cocoon Market, Kollegal

Ph.No.08224-252357

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Kollegal Market.

49 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Govt. Model Grainage,

Channapatna.

Ph.No.080-7288752

All Technical and Administrative matters related

Govt. Model Grainage, Channapatna.

50 Deputy Director of Sericulture

Govt. Model Grainage,

Mandya

Ph.No.08232-221122

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Govt. Model Grainage, Mandya.

51 Deputy Director of Sericulture

Govt. Model Grainage,

Tumkur

Ph.No.0816-2200397

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Govt. Model Grainage, Tumkur.

52 Deputy Director of Sericulture

Govt. Model Grainage, Hassan

Ph.No.08172-256982

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Govt. Model Grainage, Hassan.

53 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Govt. Model Grainage,

Chadalapura, Doddamarali

Post, Chikkaballapura

Ph.No.08156-262097

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Govt. Model Grainage, Chadalapura.

54 Deputy Director of Sericulture,

Govt. Model Grainage,

Chamarajanagara,

Ph.No.08226-222040

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Govt. Model Grainage, Chamarajanagara.

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55 Deputy Director of Sericulture

Govt. Model Grainage,

Sulibele

Ph.No.080-7951255

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Govt. Model Grainage, Sulibele.

56 Deputy Director of Sericulture

Govt. Model Grainage,

Chitradurga

Ph.No.08194-221574

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Govt. Model Grainage, Chitradurga.

57 Deputy Director of Sericulture

Seed Area

Magadi, Ph.No.08226-234425

Bilidevalaya

Ph.No.08132-290254

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

their Jurisdiction.

58 Principal, Sericulture Training

Institute, Tholahunse,

Ph.No.08192-208362

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Tholahunse Training Institute

59

Principal, Sericulture Training

institute, Hassan

Ph.No.08172-223926

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Hassan Training Institute

60 Principal, Sericulture Training

institute, Channapatna,

Ph.No.080-7288855

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Channapatna, Training Institute

61 Principal, Sericulture Training

institute, Kuderu ,

Ph.No.08226-234425

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Kuderu Training Institute

62 Principal, Sericulture Training

institute, Rayapura ,

Ph.No.0836-2225216

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Rayapura Training Institute

63 Principal, Sericulture Training

institute, K.R. Pet .

Ph.No.08230-262327

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

K.R. Pet Training Institute

64 Deputy Director of Sericulture

/ In- charge Officer , Govt. Silk

Industry Santhemarahally,

Ph.No.08226-240024

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Govt. Silk Filatures.

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65 Assistant Director of

Sericulture Govt. Mini silk

Industry Tholahunse

Ph.No.08192-208482

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Govt. Mini Silk Filature.

66 Assistant Director of

Sericulture ZP

Yadgiri Dist.

Ph.No.08473-253751

All Technical and Administrative matters related to

Yadgiri District.

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PIO in their working jurisdiction places.

1) Directorate Sericulture Bangalore – Gazetted Manager - 1

Sl.

No. Assistant PIO Jurisdiction

1 Directorate of Sericulture,

Bangalore

All matters related to Establishment

2) Division Assistant Directors of Sericulture

Sl.No. Assistant PIO Jurisdiction

1 Bangalore Urban Dist. Anekal, Bangalore-east, Bangalore-North,

Bangalore- South

2 Bangalore Rural Dist. Doddaballapura, Devanahally, Hosakote

3 Ramanagara Dist. Channapatna, Kanakapura, Magadi, Solur,

Ramanagara

4 Bagalakote Dist. Hunagunda, Jamakandi,

5 Belagaum Dist. Belgaum , Gokak

6 Bellary Dist. Kudligi

7 Bidar Dist. Humnabad, Bidar

8 Chamarajanagara Dist. Chamarajanagara, Gundlupet, Kollegal,Yalandur

9 Chikkamagalur Dist. Kadur

10 Bijapur Dist. Bijapur

11 Chitradurga Dist. Challakere, Holalkere,Chitradurga

12 Dakshina Kannada Dist. Bantwala, Sulya

13 Dharwar Dist. Hubli (Rayapura)

14 Gadag Dist. Gadag

15 Haveri Dist. Haveri

16 Gulbarga Dist. Gulbarga, Jevargi

17 Hassan Dist. Arakalagud, Arasikere, Channarayapatna,

Holenarasipura, Hassan, Sakaleshapura

18 Kodagu Dist. Madikeri

19 Koppal Dist. Kustagi

20 Kolar Dist. Bangarapet, Mulabagilu, Kolar, Srinivasapura, Malur

21 Chikkaballapur Dist. Bagepalli, Chikkaballapura, Chintamani, Sidlaghatta,

Gowribidanur

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22 Mandya Dist. Pandavapura, Mandya, Maddur, Malavalli, K.R.Pet,

Srirangapatna

23 Mysore Dist. Periyapatna, H.D.Kote, K.R.Nagara, Hunasur,

Mysore, Nanjanagud, T.Narasipura

24 Raichur Dist. Manvi, Lingasugur

25 Shimoga Dist. Shimoga, Hosanagara, Sagara

26 Tumkur Dist. Madhugiri, Huliyurudurga, Tipatur, Tumkur, Sira,

Gubbi, Koratagere, Chikkanayakanahalli, Pavagada,

Hebbur, Kempanahalli, Kunigal

27 Udupi Dist. Karkala

28 Uttara Kannada Dist. Siddapura

3)Assistant Directors of Govt.Grainages

Sl.No. Assistant PIO Jurisdiction

1 Bangalore Urban & Rural

Dists. Devanahalli, Kanakapura, Chandapura

2 Ramanagara Dist. Kanakapura

3 Dharwar Dist. Rayapura

4 Kolar Dist. Kolar

5 Chikkaballapura Dist. Chintamani, Sidlaghatta

6 Mandya Dist. Maddur

7 Mysore Dist. Thandavapura

8 Chamarajanagara Dist. Kollegal

9 Bellary Dist. Bellary

4) Assistant Directors of Govt. Cocoon Markets

Sl.No. Assistant PIO Jurisdiction

1 Ramanagara Dist. V.G.Doddi, Solur, Channapatna, Kudur, Magadi

2 Bangalore Urban Dist. Sarjapura , Attibele

3 Kolar Dist. H.Cross, Kyalanur, Srinivasapura

4 Chikkaballapura Dist. Chikkaballapura, Chintamani

5 Mandya Dist. K.R.Pet

6 Mysore Dist. T.Narasipura

7 Belagaum Dist. Belagaum

8 Chamarajanagara Dist. Chamarajanagara, Santhemaralli

9 Hassan Dist. Hassan

10 Kodagu Dist. Kushalanagara

11 Tumkur Dist. Hebbur, Kunigal, Kempanahalli,

Santhemavathur, Huliyurdurga

12 Uttara Kannada Dist. Sirsi

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5) Assistant Directors of Govt. Silk Farm

Sl.No. Assistant PIO Jurisdiction

1 Mysore Dist. Dharmapura

6) Assistant Directors of Post cocoon Technology

Sl.No. Assistant PIO Jurisdiction

1 Bangalore Rural Dist Devanahalli

2 Ramanagara Dist Ramanagara

3 Chikkaballapura Dist Sidlaghatta, Chintamani

4 Raichur Dist Raichur

5 Bagalakote Dist Jamakhandi

6 Dharwar Dist Rayapura

7 Gulbarga Dist Jevargi

8 Mysore Dist Mysore

9 Shimoga Dist Shimoga

10 Chamarajanagara Dist Kollegal

7) Sericulture Extension Officers of Technical Service Centers

Sl.No. Assistant PIO Jurisdiction

1 Bangalore Urban

Dist.

Attibele, Anekal, Sarjapura, Chandapura, Yalahanka, Chikkajala,

Varthur,Kengeri

2 Bangalore Rural

Dist.

Tubagere, Doddaballapura, Devanahalli, Vijayapura, Budigere,

Hosakote, Nandagudi, Jadigenahalli,Sulibele,Nelamangala

3 Ramanagara

Dist.

Honganur, Kodamballi, Bevoor, Tittamaranahalli, Kanakapura,

Doddalahalli, Santhekodihalli, Harohalli, Doddamaralavadi,

Magadi,Mattikere, Kalya, Kudur,Solur, V.G.Doddi,Bannikuppe,

Mayaganahalli,Shanuaboganahalli

4 Bagalakote Dist. Badami, Bagalakote, Hunagunda, Jamakhandi, Mudhola

5 Belagaum Dist. Athani, Belagaum, Chikkodi, Gokak, Hukkeri, Rayabagh,

Soundatti

6 Bellary Dist. Hagaribommanahalli, Hoovinahadagali, Hosapet, Kudligi,

Hosahalli, Sandur

7 Bidar Dist. Aurad, Bidar, Basavakalyana, Balki, Humnabad

8 Bijapura Dist. Basavanabagewadi, Bijapura, Indi,Sindagi

9 Chamarajanagara

Dist.

Kagalawadi, Chamarajanagara, Harve, Kuderu,

Venkataiahnachatra, Gundlupet, Kabballi, Mudigundam,

Chilakawadi, Palya, Kamagere, Hanur, Odeyarapalya,

Ramapura, Yalandur, Honnur

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10 Chikkamagalur

Dist.

Chikkamagalur, Kadur, Koppa, N.R.Pura, Mudigere

11 Chitradurga

Dist.

Chitradurga, Challakere, Holalkere, Hiriyuru, Hosadurga,

Parashuramapura, Molakalmuru

12 Davanagere

Dist.

Davanagere, Channagiri, Honnali, Harapanahalli, Jagalur

13 Dharwar Dist. Hubli,Kalghatagi

14 Gadag Dist. Gadag, Mundargi, Ron, Shirahatti

15 Gulbarga Dist. Afjalpura, Alanda, Madana Hipparagi, Gulbarga, Jevargi,

Hipparagi,Shahapura, Surapura, Yadgir

16 Hassan Dist. Arakagud, Ramanathapura, Alur, Arasikere, Belur,

Channarayapatna, Nuggehalli, Holenarasipura,

HalliMysore,Dudda

17 Haveri Dist. Byadagi, Hanagal, Hirekerur, Haveri, Ranibennur, Shiggavi,

Savanur

18 Kolar Dist. Bangarpet, Bethamangala, Kamasamudra, Kolar, Vemagal,

Vokkaleri, Holur,Mulabagilu, Thayalur, Byrakur, Malur, Masti,

Tekal,Srinivasapura, Yaldur, Gownapalli

19 Chikkaballapura

Dist.

Bagepalli, Chelur, Andarlahalli, Chikkaballapura, Nandi,

Chintamani,Kaiwara,Yenigadale, Yegavakote, Gowribidanur,

D.N.Palya, Gudibande,Sidlaghatta, Jangamakote, Melur,

Dibburahalli

20 Kodagu Dist. Madikeri, Somavarapet,Kodlipete

21 Koppal Dist. Koppal, Yalaburga, Hanumasagara

22 Mandya Dist. K.R.Pet, Bukanakere, Kikkeri, Sheelanere, K.M.Doddi,

Thoreshattihalli, Koppa,Dudda, Malavalli, Halasahalli,

Hittanahalli, Koppalu, Halagur, Belakawadi, Purigali, Mandya,

D.G.Halli, Keragodu, Nagamangala, Cheenya, Pandavapura,

Bellale

23 Mysore Dist. H.D.Kote, Saragur, Hunasur, Gowdagere, K.R.Nagara,

Chunchanakatte, Saligrama, Kadakola, Nanjanagud, Thagadur,

Hullahalli, Periyapatna, Bettadapura, Mugur,

Bannur,T.Narasipura

24 Uttara Kannada

Dist.

Ankola, Bhatkala, Mundagod, Siddapura, Hulekal, Sirsi, Bilagi,

Yellapura

25 Raichur Dist. Devadirga,Lingasugur, Manvi, Sindhanur

26 Shimoga Dist. Bhadravathi, Shikaripura, Hosanagara, Harnahalli, Thirtahalli

27 Dakshina

Kannada Dist.

Sulya

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28 Tumkur Dist. Chikkanayakanahalli, Gubbi, Koratagere, Holavanahalli, Kunigal,

Kempanahalli, Huliyurdurga, Santhemavattur, Yadiyur,

Chowdakuppe, Nidasale, Kodigenahalli, Madhugiri, Pavagada.

Y.N.Hosakote, Sira, Baragur, Tumkur,Hebbur, Nagavalli, Tipatur,

Thuravekere

29 Udupi Dist. Kundapura

8) Sericulture Extension Officers of Reeling TSCs

Jurisdiction: Vijayapura, Kanakapura, Ramanagara, Belagaum ,Bellary, Chamarajanagara,

Kollegal, Chitradurga, Dharwar, Gulabarga, Hassan, Chintamani, Kolar, Sidlaghatta,

Mandya, T.Narasipura, Tumkur.

9) The remaining Offices of Sericulture Department;

Drawing officers of the concerned offices.

Under column 19 (1) the following officers are designated and ordered as appellant

authority in their jurisdiction.

Sl.

No. Appellant authority Jurisdiction

1 Joint Directors of Sericulture,

Bangalore, Mysore, Gulbarga,

Belgaum and Bilidevalaya

Against the report of their PIO’s

2 Additional Director

(Administration), Directorate of

Sericulture Bangalore

1. Against the report of PIO of Directorate of

Sericulture

2. Against the report of Joint Director of

Sericulture if he is a PIO

Commissioner for Sericulture Development

And Director of Sericulture