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Haryana Tourism Corporation Limited 20 MANUAL (xv) PUBLICATION OF INFORMATION REGARDING ITEMS SPECIFIED IN RULE 4(i)(B)(I) OF THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005. (Particulars of facilities available to citizens for obtaining information, including the working hours of a library or reading room, if maintained for public use) i) Tariff alongwith location/facilties available on website ii) Information through Public Information Officers iii) There is no reading/library room Updated as on 1st August,2010 Haryana Tourism Corporation Limited 21 MANUAL (xvi) PUBLICATION OF INFORMATION REGARDING ITEMS SPECIFIED IN RULE 4(i)(B)(I) OF THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005. (Names, designation and other particulars of the Public Information Officers) The following officers of the Corporation are hereby designated as Public Information Officer and Assistant Public Information Officer:- State Public Information Officers at Head Office Sh. R.K.Singla Chief Engineer Haryana Tourism Corporation Limited SCO 17-19, Sector 17-B,Chandigarh 0172-2702955-56-57. RTI Act., 2005 relating to Engineer Cell under intimation to the S.P.I.O (Sr. no. 2) at Head Office. Sh. S.K.Sikka Deputy General Manager Haryana Tourism Corporation Limited SCO 17-19, Sector 17-B,Chandigarh 0172-2702955-56-57 Will be the S.P.I.O. at Head Office Assistant Public Information Officers at the Head Office All the Branch Incharges including Enginner Cell, Haryana Tourism Corporation Ltd. SCO 17-19, Sector 17-B,Chandigarh 0172-2702955-56-57. Will act as A.P.I.O. (s) at Head Office. Updated as on 1st August,2010 Haryana Tourism Corporation Limited 22 State Public Information Officers in the field All the Drawing and Disbursing Officers of the Tourist complexes of Haryana Tourism Corporation situated in the State as mentioned in the above said order, will be the S.P.I.O. (s) to procure/provide the information under RTI Act, 2005 under intimation to the S.P.I.O. (Sr. No. 2) at Head Office. Name of Resort STD District Telephone (Place) Code AN JAN Kaithal 01741 230150 (Pehowa) ARAVALLI GOLF Faridabad 0129 2414810, COURSE (Faridabad) 2418608 (FAX) BADKHAL LAKE Faridabad 0129 2416901-03, (Faridabad) 2418731-33 BARBET Gurgaon 0124 2362256 (Sohna) BAYA Bhiwani 01664 244040 (Bhiwani) BIRD SANCTUARY Gurgaon 0124 2375242 , 2015670 (Sultanpur) BLACK BIRD Hisar 01663 256959 (Hansi) BLUE BIRD Hisar 01662 275131, 275568 (Hisar) BLUE JAY (Samlakha) Panipat 0180 2572110 BULBUL Jind 01681 256087 (Jind) Cotton Teal Sirsa 01698 275303 (Ottu) DABCHICK Faridabad 01275 235555, 235626 (Hodel) Updated as on 1st August,2010 Haryana Tourism Corporation Limited 23 Name of Resort STD District Telephone (Place) Code ETHNIC INDIA Sonepat 0130 2366651 (Rai) FLAMINGO Hisar 01662 283173, 229620 (Hisar) GAURIYYA Jhajjar 01276 243855 (Bahadurgarh) GREY PELICAN Yamuna 01732 233922, 233942 (Yamuna Nagar) nagar HERMITAGE HUTS Faridabad 0129 2512314-15 (Surajkund) HOTEL RAJHANS Faridabad 0129 2512842 (FAX) (SURAJKUND) 2512318, 2512054- 57, 2512310-11 JUNGLE BABBLER Dharuhera 01274 242225 (Dharuhera) JATTAYU Panchkula 0172 2556894 (Mansa Devi) JYOTISAR Kurukshetra 01744 239326 (Jyotisar) KARNA LAKE Karnal 0184 2267759, 2267264 (Uchana) KING FISHER Ambala 0171 2521570, 2521572- (Ambala) 73 KOEL Kaithal 01746 224270 (Kaithal) MAGPIE Faridabad 0129 2288083, 2290404, (Faridabad) 2290505 MOUNTAIN QUAIL Panchkula 01733 250166 (Morni Hills) MYNA Rohtak 01262 257120 (Rohtak) NEELKANTHI Kurukshetra 01744 291615 (Kurukshetra) OASIS Karnal 0184 2388322 , 2388725 (Uchana) PAPIHA Fatehabad 01667 220443 (Fatehabad) Updated as on 1st August,2010 Haryana Tourism Corporation Limited 24 Name of Resort STD District Telephone (Place) Code PARAKEET Kurukshetra 01744 230250 (Pipli) RAJA NAHAR SINGH Faridabad 0129 2249569 PALACE (Ballabgarh) RED BISHOP Panchkula 0172 2572133, 2572140, (Panchkula) 2567250-53 SANDPIPER Rewari 01274 224771 (Rewari) SARAS Gurgaon 0124 2362552,2013691, (Damdama) 2268691 SHAMA Gurgaon 0124 2320683, 2310503, (Gurgaon) 2310504 SHIKRA Sirsa 01668 289249 (Asakhera) SKYLARK Panipat 0180 2641051, 2633925 (Panipat) SUNBIRD Faridabad 0129 2512311, 2512317 (Surajkund) SURKHAB Sirsa 01666 221996 (Sirsa) TILYAR Rohtak 01262 273119 (Rohtak) Tikkar Taal Panchkula 01733 250166 (Morni Hills) YADAVINDRA Panchkula 01733 231877, 230177, GARDENS 230759 (Pinjore) Assistant Public Information Officers in the field The next senior most officer/official (s) to the DDOs of the Tourist Complexes of Haryana Tourism Corporation situated in the State will act as A.P.I.O (s) Updated as on 1st August,2010 Haryana Tourism Corporation Limited 25 State Public Information Officers of Institute of Hotel Management, Catering and Nutrition, Panipat. Smt. Rekha Raj Principal, Institute of Hotel Management & Catering Technology, Panipat. Tel 0180-2650222 will be the S.P.I.O. of the Institute to procure/provide the information under RTI Act, 2005 under intimation to the S.P.I.O. (Sr. No.2) at Head Office. Assistant Public Information Officer of Institute of Hotel Management, Catering and Nutrition, Panipat Head Clerk, Institute of Hotel Management, Catering and Nutrition, Panipat. Tele. No. 180-2650222 will act as A.P.I.O. of the Institute. Assistant Public Information Officer of Delhi Office Sh. Mukesh Rao Project Officer Delhi Office : Deputy Director Haryana Govt. Tourist Bureau, 36, Janpath Chanderlok Building, New Delhi. Tel : 011-23324910-11. Fax: 23713373. will be the A.P.I.O. of Delhi Office. Appellate Authority Dr. S.S.Phulia, IAS Additional Managing Director, Haryana Tourism Corporation Ltd., Chandigarh, Tele. No. 0172-2714570 Will act as first Appellate Authority for the matter related to the Haryana Tourism Corporation under the RTI Act, 2005 Updated as on 1st August,2010 .
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    I- UNIT 30 HIGHWAY SERVICES : i* HARYANA TOURISM -- Structure 30.0 Objectives $$$ -;* : -'w 5 I 30.1 Introduction .; *-* ; $$ ,q?:; I I" u;, > 30.2 Highway Services - A Retrospect ,r tii, & .- 30.3 Highways Through Haryana *&- ; 30.4 Services on Highways W& x fl 9%YJb+- , ,'% 30.4.2 Haryana Tourism's Scheme i ~6 * + fl ^r 30.4.2 Important Highway Stops . - SY, ?iy@ 30.5 Diversification J.% .' e- ;+ %,v <*, 5 30.6 Let Us Sum Up \ @& 30.7 Keywords 30.8 Answers to Check Your Rogress Exercises 30.0 OBJECTIVES The objectives of this Unit are to: a give you a historical backdrop of highway services, a provide you information on the major national and state highways passing across Haryma. give you &bib of the Scheme of Haryana Tourism to provide hotels/motels at convenient intervals on these highways, and a furnish information on the Haryana tourism plan of diversification from Highway Services. 30.1 INTRODUCTION Highways have from time irnmemonal been the lifeline of 'a country'. Throughout history we have references suggesting concern of the rulers at regular upkeep of the principal highways of the state-region. Even during the British rule and now, since independence, it has been the endeavour of the govenlment to mainlain and consuuct highways facilitating road traffic in the statr. In this regard, however, an exceptionally hard effort has been made by the state of Haryana. It has provided an entire chain of hoteVmotel services along the main highways, both national and state, across the entire IepgWreadrh of the state. Consequently a major fillip has been given to the travelling uade along these routes.