',Dlz'lt Lo (Neeraj Kutnar) Under Secretary to the Government of India Phone- Zssbtggo To, AS&FA, DG:DAVP, JS(P&A), Director (S&DD) Heads of All Media Units

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',Dlz'lt Lo (Neeraj Kutnar) Under Secretary to the Government of India Phone- Zssbtggo To, AS&FA, DG:DAVP, JS(P&A), Director (S&DD) Heads of All Media Units F.No. P -rtott / 4 / zorz-PPC TTTGT T$fiK Government of India q{f,isitrrsrwrdrwq Ministry of Information and Broadcasting '(ro fia, anFfi trt;r, ;r€Cif,fr - 11ooo1 A'Wing, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi - 11ooo1 tTtTtTl&r3 traf,t.l Dated: z8.o2.zor8 ORDER Subject: Integration of DFP, S&DD and DAVp - reg. In continuation and partial modification of this Ministry's Orders of even numbers dated o8.rz.zor7, 2o.r2.2or7 and r5.or.zor8 regarding integration of DFp, S&DD and DAVP g_Tlppittg_of r48 Field Outreach Bureaus (FOBs) with zg Regionai outreach Bureaus (RoBs) and 8 DG (Zone) is enclosed asAnnexure.Ar. 2. AII the units of erstwhile DFP, S&DD and DAVP will report to the ADG of the concerned Region. 3. This issues with the approval of the Competent Authority. Encl.: As above. l^.-',dlz'lt _lO (Neeraj Kutnar) Under Secretary to the Government of India Phone- zSSBTggo To, AS&FA, DG:DAVP, JS(P&A), Director (S&DD) Heads of All Media Units Copy for information to: PS to HMIB/ PS to HMSIB/ PPS to Secretary (I&B)/ ppS to AS(r&B) AnnexureJA' to the Order No. P-11011/4/2012-PPC dated 28.02.2018 ZONE ADG(Region) Judsdic{ion Regional Field Outreach Outreach Bureau ROB| Bureau {FOBI zoNE.l 1 ADG(Srinagar) 1 Jammu 1 Anantnag DG 2 Udampur J&K, HP, PUNJAB, HARYANA, CHANDIGARH 3 Srinagar (cHANDTGARH) 4 Kathua 5 Doda 6 Leh 7 Rajouri 8 Kanoan 2 ADG(Chandigarh) 2 Chandigarh 9 Pathankot 10 Namaul 11 Hamirpur 12 Mandi 13 Hissar 14 Chamba 15 Jallandhar 16 Amritsar 17 Shimla zoNE.tl 3 ADG(Varanasi) 3 Lucknow 18 Varanasi DG 19 Banda UTTAR PRADESH & UTTAMKHAND 20 Gorakhpur (LUCKNOW) 21 Allahabad 22 Azamoarh ADG(Asra) 3 Lucknow 23 Agra 24 Jhansi 25 Mainpuri 26 Alioarh ADG(Moradabad) 3 Lucknow 27 Moradabad 28 Meerut 29 Bareillv 6 ADG(Dehradun) 4 Dehradun 30 Nainital 31 Pauri 32 Pithoraoarh zoNE.ill 7 ADG(Kolkata) 5 Kolkata 33 Burdawan DG 34 Chinsurah BIHAR, JHARKHAND, ORISSA, WESTBENGAL 35 Midnapur (K0LKATA) 36 Bankura 6 Siliguri 37 Malda 38 Raiganj 39 Jaloaiouri 8 ADG(Bhubaneswar) 7 Bhubaneswar 40 Balasore 41 Keonjhar 42 Phulbani 43 Jeypore 44 Berhampore 45 Bhawanipatna 46 Sambalour ADG(Patna) 8 Patna 47 Sitamarhi 48 Bhagalpur 49 Darbhanga 50 Chapra 51 Munoer 9 Ranchi 52 Daltonganj 53 Dumka 54 Gaya 55 Dhanbad 56 Gumla zoNE. tv 10 ADG(Raipur) 10 Raipur 57 Ambikapur DG 58 Bilaspur MADHYA PMDESH & CHHATISGARH 59 Balaghat (BHOPAL) 60 Durg 61 Jagdalpur 62 Kanker 63 Shahdol 64 Mandla 65 Rewa 66 Jabalour 11 ADG(Bhopal) 11 Bhopal 67 Chindwara 68 Chatterpur 69 Jhabua 70 Gwaliar 71 Mandsour 72 Sagar 73 Indore ZONE.V 12 ADG(Jaipur) 12 Jaipur 74 Sirohi DG 75 Dungarpur GUJARAT, RAJASTHAN, MAHARASHTRA, 76 Swaimadhopur GOA, DAMAN & DIU. D&N HAVELI 77 Jodhpur (MUMBAt) 78 Udaipur 79 Kota 80 Aimer 13 ADG(Ahmedabad) 13 Ahmedabad 81 Surat 82 Bhuj 83 Junagarh 84 Palanpur 85 Godhra 14 ADG(Mumbai) 14 Pune 86 Amrawati 87 Jalgaon 88 Kolhapur 89 Nanded 90 Aurangabad 91 Panaji 92 Wardha 93 Nasik 94 Solapur 95 Ahmednagar 96 Naoour 15 ADG(Chennai) 15 Chennai 97 Salem DG 98 Dharmapuri KARNATAKA, ANDHRA PRADESH, 99 Thanjavor TELANGANA, TAMIL NADU, KERALA, 100 Ramanathapuram PUDDUCHERRY, LAKSHADWEEP, 101 Tirunelveli A&N ISLANDS 102 Coimbatore (cHENNAt) 103 Madurai 104 Tiruchirapalli 105 Pudducherrv 16 ADG(Bangalore) 16 Bangalore 106 Bijapur 107 Dhanrad 108 Gulbarga 109 Mangalore 110 Shimoga 111 Mysore 17 ADG(Hyderabad) 113 Cuddapa 114 Nizamabad 1 15 Warangal 18 ADG(Vijaywada) 18 Vishakhapatnam 117 Guntur 118 Srikakulam 119 Nellore 120 Kumool 19 ADG(Trivandram) 19 Trivandram 122 Kauarati 123 Palghat 124 Wynad 125 Emakulam 126 Kottayam 127 Trichur zoNE.vtl 20 ADG(Guwahati) 20 Guwahati 129 Barpeta DG, NE 130 Jorhat ASSAM, MEGHALAYA, SIKKIM & TRIPURA 131 Silchar 132 Dibrugarh 134 Nongstoin 135 Tura 136 Agartala zoNE.vltl 21 ADG(lmphal) 138 Tuensang DG, NE 139 Senapati ARUNACHAL PMDESH, MIZORAM, 140 Tamenglong MANIPUR & NAGALAND 141 lmphal 143 Along 1'14 Bomdila 145 Tawang 146 Pasighat 147 Tezu 148 Aizawal.
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