R2i Forest
R2i Forest
1.1 Particulars of (i)Name of Department of Forests & Wildlife Department, Chandigarh Administration
its the organization Website: http://www.chandigarhforest.gov.in/forestacts/
organisation, and its website Third Party audit information is uploaded on departmental link of Chandigarh administration
functions website www.chandigarh.gov.in
and duties (ii) Head of the Chief Conservator of Forest (HoD), Department of Forests & Wildlife
[Section Organization
4(1)(b)(i)] (iii)Vision, This department is taking up multifarious activities for improving the green cover of U.T.
Mission and Key Chandigarh, preserving and protecting the wildlife in Sukhna Wildlife Sanctuary, City Bird
objectives Sanctuary, all other parts of U.T. Chandigarh and creating awareness among the people of
Chandigarh about the protection of flora & fauna and thereby preserving bio-diversity of the region
and upgrading the environment and quality of life.
2. To tackle monkey menace in the city.
3. To implement the provisions of Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 in the Union Territory
4. To implement the provisions of Punjab State Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1961 in U.T.
Chandigarh.
5. To carry out intensive soil conservation works in the catchment of Sukhna Lake (Forest area) to
reduce silt inflow in the lake and to prolong its life.
(iv)Function and Annexure I
duties
(v)Organization Annexure II
Chart
1.2 Power and (i)Powers and Annexure II
duties of duties of officers
its (administrative,
officers and financial and
employ ees judicial)
[Section (ii)Power and Annexure II
4(1)(b)(i i)] duties of other
employees
(iii)Rules/orders Central Civil Service Rules
under which Indian Forest Act, 1927
powers and duty The Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972
are derived and Forest Conservation Act, 1980
(iv)Exercised The Punjab Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1964
(v)Work Annexure II
allocation
Updated on 30/07/2024
1.9 Monthly (i) List of Sr.No. Name of the officer/employee Monthly emoluments
Remuneration employees (Rupees)(March 2024)
received by with Gross 1 Sh. T.C Nautiyal, IFS 251412
officers & monthly 2 Sh. Saurabh Kumar, IFS 271412
employees remuneration
including system 3 Sh. Navneet Kumar Srivastava, IFS 122056
of compensation 4 Sh. Bhupinder Singh 89112
[Section 5 Sh. Jatinder Singh 99496
4(1)(b)(x)] 6 Sh. Ram Kumar 99496
7 Sh. Balwinder Singh 99496
8 Sh. Ajay Sharma 86484
9 Sh. Rohit Saini 96708
10 Sh. Kulbir Singh Gill 78746
11 Smt. Harpreet Kaur 82032
12 Sh. Amrit Pal Singh 87506
13 Sh. Manoj Kumar Poonia 70140
14 Sh. Mukesh Kumar 72322
15 Sh. Mahinder Singh 48164
16 Sh. Dhani Ram 53740
17 Sh. Shiv Shankar 48164
18 Sh. Gyan Khadka 53740
19 Sh. Mannan Mehta 31933
20 Sh. Deepak Sharma 31933
21 Sh. Tejinderpal Singh 31933
22 Sh. Sandeep Chahal 28250
23 Sh. Devender Sharma 28250
24 Sh. Vivek 28250
25 Sh. Manish Sihag 28250
26 Sh. Amrinder Singh 28250
27 Smt. Ritika Batra 28250
28 Sh. Ankit Singh 28250
29 Sh. Omkar Sawroop 28250
30 Sh. Ramesh Kumar 28250
31 Sh. Harish 28250
32 Sh. Sudhir 28250
33 Sh. Sanjay Kumar Yadav 28250
34 Sh. Nishant Gill 28250
Updated on 30/07/2024
2.1 Budget allocated to each (i)Total Budget for the public Annexure VI
agency including all plans, authority
proposed expenditure and
reports on disbursements (ii)Budget for each agency and plan &
made etc. [Section programmes
4(1)(b)(x
i)]
(iii)Proposed expenditures
(iv)Revised budget
for each agency, if any
(v)Report on disbursements made and All the payments are made through the
place Central Treasury, U.T. Chandigarh.
where the related reports are available
2.2 Foreign (i)Budget No separate budget is allotted for tours
and domestic tours 2023-24
(ii) Foreign and domestic Tours by ministries Nil
and officials of
the rank of Joint Secretary to the Government
and above, as well as the heads of the
department.
(a) Places visited
(b) The period of visit
(c) The number of members in the official
delegation
(d) Expenditure on the visit
(iii) Information related to procurements
(a) Notice/tender enquires and
corrigenda if any thereon, N/A
(b) Details of the bids awarded
comprising the names of the suppliers
of goods/services being procured,
(c) The works contracts concluded-in
any such combination of the above-
and
(d) The rate/rates and the total amount at
which such procurement or works
contract is to be executed.
2.3 Manner (i)Name of the programme of activity
of execution of (ii)Objective of the programme
subsidy programme (iii)Procedure to avail benefits
[Section 4(i)(b)( (iv)Duration of the programme/scheme
xii)] (v)Physical and financial targets of the
programme Not applicable as no subsidy scheme is in
(vi)Nature/scale of subsidy/amount allotted existence.
(vii)Eligibility criteria for grant of subsidy
(viii)Details of beneficiaries of subsidy
programme (number,
profile etc)
2.4 Discretionary and non- (i)Discretionary and non-discretionary Not applicable as no Discretionary and
discretionary grants grants/allocations to non- discretionary grants are given.
[F. No. 1/6/201 State Govt./NGOs/other institutions
1-IR dt.15.4. (ii)Annual accounts of all legal entities who are
2013] provided grants by public authorities
2.5 Particulars of recipients (i)Concessions, permits or authorizations granted Permit is being issued to general public
of by public authority for entry into the Sukhna Wildlife
concessions, permits of sanctuary.
authorizations granted by
the public authority Permit is issued to general public after
[Section 4 (1)(b)(x application is received from the
(ii) For each concessions, permit or authorization
iii)] beneficiary on the prescribed format.
granted
(a) Eligibility criteria
(b) Procedure for getting the
concession/grant and/or permits of
authorizations
(c) Name and address of the recipients
given concessions/permits or
authorisations
(d) Date of award of
concessions/permits of
authorizations
2.6 CAG & CAG and PAC paras and the action taken reports Nil
PAC (ATRs)
after these have been laid on the table of
Administrator U.T., Chandigarh.
Updated on 30/07/2024
3.Publicity Band Public interface
4.2 When was the Last date of Annual up-dation Departmental Information is frequently
information updated on the website.
manual/Handbooklast
updated?
4.7 Replies to Details of questions asked and replies given Preliminary quaries are received by the
questions asked in department and replied upon adequately
the parliament
[Section
4(1)(d)(2)]
ANNEXURE-1
A NNEXURE-2
ANNEXURE-3
ANNEXURE-4
ANNEXURE-5
Sr. Name of Name of Composition Dates from Term/ Powers Whether Whether the Place
Name which and functions where the
Council(s) Committee(s) Tenure meetings of minutes of minutes if
constituted
No. of the these such meetings open to the
Boards bodies are are accessible public are
available?
open to the for public.
public (Yes/No)
(Yes/No)
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Updated on 30/07/2024
Sr. Name of the Board (s) Name of Name of Name of Whether meetings Whether the
No. Council (s) Committee (s) Other of these bodies minutes of such
bodies (s) are open to the meetings are
constitu- public (Yes/No) accessible for
ted by the public
deptt. (Yes/No)
*Other Committees:
vii) A committee constituted to study the methodology/ criteria adopted by Punjab & Haryana Forests Corporations, for fixation of Market
Value of the trees for the purpose of auction, compensation, etc. by the Chandigarh Administration.
viii) A Monitoring committee constituted for effective monitoring of Eco Sensitive Zone around Sukhna Wildlife Sanctuary and City Bird
Sanctuary in Union Territory of Chandigarh.
ix) A State level Committee constituted to take decision regarding grant of Licence/Permission to the Wood based Industries in Union
Territory of Chandigarh
x) Union Territory of Chandigarh Wetlands Authority as per Wetlands (Conservation & Management) Rules, 2017.
xi) Chandigarh Regulation of Saw Mills, Veneer and Plywood Industries Rules,2017 for regulating the operation of Saw Mills, Veneer and
Plywood Industries in the Union Territory of Chandigarh.
xii) Reconstitution of Governing body for Medicinal Plants Board, U.T., Chandigarh under Forest & Wildlife Department, UT Chandigarh
xiii) Constitution of “Chandigarh Biodiversity Council” to implement the provisions ofthe Biological Diversity Act, 2002 for regulating access to
biological resources for commercial utilization as specified under section 7 of the Act.
Updated on 30/07/2024
ANNEXURE-6
[Rupees in Lakhs]
(iii) Interest/Office - -
Expense
7. Administrative set up 614.89 612.91
Total 4755.87 4753.69