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REQUIRED DATA /BASIC INFORMATION OF RTC – Rajgir IN ENGLISH (Subject & particulars) (A) BRIEF HISTORY HISTORICAL HISTORY OF RTC RAJGIR - SIGNIFICANC Establishment of Recruit training Centre –5 was approved by MHA on 14/09/2004 and E OF PLACE established on 11/03/2005 at Haridwar (Uttarakhand). Since suitable land could not be acquired for RTC-5 completely shifted at Dharampur (H.P) on 15/06/2005. Later MHA accorded sanction on 09/11/2006 for acquisition of 168.70 acre land at Rajgir, District- Nalanda (Bihar) for establishment of RTC-V. and RTC was shifted to Rajgir with its headquarters at GC, CRPF, Mokamaghat during May-2011 due to shortage of accommodation and lack of basic amenities at Rajgir location . RTC-Rajgir has finally shifted in totality to it’s key location i.e Rajgir on 15/12/2016. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE NIL OF INSTITUTIONAL BUILDING GLANCE OF NEAR BY TOURIST PLACE :- HISTORY OF 1. VISHWA SHANTI STHOOP, RAJGIR ANY NEAR BY 2. ROPE WAY , RAJGIR PLACE 3. JARASANDH AKHARA, RAJGIR 4. GARAM KUND, RAJGIR 5. OLD NALANDA UNIVERCITY . (B) ABOUT US APPROCH Location & Connectivity: - ROUTE AND RTC – Rajgir Camp Is Situated at a Prominent Tourist Place Rajgir (Bihar) at the Footsteps MODE of Vaibhav Giri Mountain Range. Connecttivity :- By Train & Road The institution is located at Rajgir about 10 km from Rajgir Railway station and about 08 km from Rajgir town. Rajgir is about 25 km from district HQR Bihar-Sharif Rajgir is connected with state capital Patna via Bakhtiarpur by rail and road . Rajgir is around 110 km from Patna. NH-30A connects between Patna and Bakhtiarpur (50 km). Further NH- 31 connects Bakhtiyarpur to Bihar Sharif (35 km) and finally Bihar- Sharif to Rajgir is connected by NH-82 (25 KM) Sharmjeevi Exp (Train no-12391/12392)runs daily Between New delhi to Rajgir via Bakhtiarpur. Budhpurnima Exp (Train no-14223/14224)runs daily Between Varanasi to Rajgir via Bakhtiarpur . Howrah- Rajgir passenger (Train no-53043/53044) runs daily Between Howrah to Rajgir via Bakhtiarpur Apart from above, various Trains viz Bakhtiarpur-Rajgir passenger (53224), Danapur – Tiyara passenger (53232), Danapur-Rajgir intercity (13224), Bakhtiarpur Gaya passenger (53225) etc also runs. AIRPORT :- Patna airport is about 120 km from Rajgir . Gaya airport is about 85 km from Rajgir . FACILITIES SPORTS: - FOR SPORTS Facilities to play Football, VolleyBall, Basket Ball, Hand Ball, Hockey, Kabaddi, AND Cricket,Badminton etc. are available and competitions at various levels are being organized. TRAINING TRAINING:- This training institution has capacity to train 1215 Constable/Recruits at a time. CLIMATIC CLIAMATE- CONDITION Rajgir town is situated in valley surrounded by seven hills i.e. Vaibhav, Ratna, Saila, Sona, Udaya, Chhatha and Vipul. Rajgir has also developed as a health and winter resort due to its warm water springs/ponds. These baths are said to contain some medicinal properties that help in cure of many skin diseases. Temperature :- Summer - Maximum 470C &Minimum 200C Winter - Maximum 280C &Minimum 060C Rainfall - 885 mm (July to September) Dry /warm season – March to July . GENERAL Hilly area TERRIAN FLORA AND FLORA :- Cactus, Neem ,and Palm trees, FAUNA FAUNA:- Large Antelope,Rabbit,Jackle,Boar, Snake etc (C) FACULTY OFFICER /TRAINER PROFILE OF FACULTY – OFFICER Recruit Training centre, Rajgir is headed by a Principal of the rank of Deputy Inspector /TRAINER General of Police with following officers apart from subordinate officers and other ranks is the POSTEDIN IN faculty :- TRG INSTN. DESIGNATION NOs OF OFFICER’S Commandant - 01 Dy. Commandants - 02 Asstt Commandants - 03 Medical officer - 01 FIELD OF SH M A M RIZWAN Commandant – EXPERTISE 1- Commando Course at ISA, Extn, NMH 2- Rock Climbing Course at ISA Mt.Abu 3. QM/MTO Course at CTC-I, NMH 4. WT(Officers) Course at CTC,NMH 5. Disaster Management Course at CISF 6. Junior Command Management Course at ISA, Mt. Abu. 7. Basic Computer Course at CTC (T&IT) Ranchi 8. Middle Command Managemen Course at ISA Mt. Abu 9. Staff officer Course at ISA, Mt. Abu 10. RAF Training at 99 RAF 11. Seminar on community Pol at NPA Hyderabad 12. UN Military Contingent Officers Course at United Services Institute, Delhi. 13. Understanding and Managing the Media course Sl. No.5 at ISA, Mt. Abu. 14. Vertical Interaction Course ‘Leadership’ at TISS, Mumbai. 15. Management of Training (MOT) Course at Administrative Training Institute, Kolkata (WB). 16. ATA Course”Crisis Management Exercise design” course at Central Academy for Police training, Bhopal. SH J H MANDAL DY. COMDT. 1. Head Constable Promotional Course at RTC.II Avadi 2. Section Comander Course (SCC) at RTC Neemmuch 3. Refresher Course at RTC Avadi 4. BDD Refresher Course at NSG 5. Senior Sub-Insp Cadre Course (SSICC)at RTC Avadi. 6. CDI Course at NCDC 7. Disaster Management Course at NCDC 8. Advance Search and Rescue Course at NCDC 9. Senior Insp Cadre Course(SICC) at CTC CBT 10. NPAC Course at ISA Mt Abu(Raj). 11. Training of PT &UAC Instructors wef 16/3/17 to 18/3/17 at CRPF Academy, Kadarpur. 12. Direct Trainers Skills (DTS) wef 13/11/17 to 17/11/17 at Administrative Training Institute (ATI) Kolkata(WB). 13.Presentation And Communication Skill devlopment course at ISA MT. ABU . SH SAURAV PALIT DY.COMDT. 1.DASO at CTC-II 2. WT(O) Course at CTC Neemuch 3. CIAT Course at CTC.III. 4. PC Ref. Course at CTC.II 5. SSICC at CTC.III 6. TT Course at CTC Neemuch 7. SATS RES. Course at Zen Technology 8. Chemical Emergency Course at DRDF Gwalior 9. DM Res. Course at NTDM, Delhi. 10. SICC at CTC.II 11. Flood Res & Relief at RLSS Kolkata 12. Helicopter Slithering at Chandigarh 13. NPAC at ISA Mt Abu. 14. IED -Management Course at Pune 15. LWE Operation Appreciation Course at ISA Mt. Abu. 16. QM/MTO Course. at CTC Neemuch. 17. Three days Programme on Managing s tress and handling emotions at workplace on ToT Methodology scheduled wef 26/9/16 to 29/9/16 at CRPF Academy, Kadarpur. 18.QM/MTO Course Sl.BNo.102 scheduled wef 26/10/16 to 26/12/16 at CTC, Neemuch. 19. Direct Trainers Skills (DTS wef 12/6/17 to 16/6/17 at Administrative Training Institute (ATI) Kolkata(WB). SH PAWAN KUMAR ASSTT. COMDT. 1. CIAT Course at CIAT SVP 2. WT(O) Course Sl.No.40 at CTC Neemuchwef 16/1/17 to 18/3/2017. 3. Direct Trainers Skills (DTS wef 12/6/17 to 16/6/17 at Administrative Training Institute (ATI) Kolkata(WB) 4. Modernization of PT Protocol Course wef 01/7/17 to 14/7/17 at CTC, Neemuch. 5. Direct Trainers Skills (DTS) wef 12/6/17 to 16/6/2017 at Administrative Training Institute (ATI) Kolkata (WB). SH SACHHIDEO KUMAR ASSTT. COMDT. 1.DASO at CTC-III, Mudkhed. 2. PC Refresher-150 at CTC-II, Coimbatore 3. SSICC Sl.No.38 at CDTGSC, Kolkata 4. Dead Body Management at BSF Institute of Disaster Response. 5. Medical First Responder at CTC.II Coimbatore 6. Advance Search & Rescue ASAR) at NISA/Hyderabad. 7. MFR TOT at NISA, Hyderabad. 8. Basic of Disaster Management at Gujarat 9. Heli slathering at Air force station Gorakhpur 10. Basic DEGO at CRPF Academy Gurgaon. SH P N MISHRA ASSTT. COMDT. 1. OACC at CTC Mudkhed 2. QRT at CIAT School - 2 3. Army P/C Infantry school Belgam at infantry School Belgaum 4. CoBRA TOT at CIAT SVP 5. SSICC at Gwalior 6. PI Cum SplPlnTrg (SWATI)Sl.No.16 at 207 CoBRA 7.Presentation skill & Effective Communication course ACs/DCs att ISA Mt. Abu 8. Pairvi of court cases Sl.No.13 at ISA Mt. Abu. 9 Modernization of PT Protocol Course wef 18/8/17 to 31/8/17 at CTC, Neemuch. 10. Direct Trainers Skills (DTS) wef 13/11/17 to 17/11/17 at Administrative Training Institute (ATI) Kolkata(WB). Dr. CHANDAN 01. MOs Combatsation Course (D) CONTACT US CONTACT NO 1. Contact no control room-7632079451 OF C/ROOM 2. HOO land line number not available . ,HOO LAND LINE E-MAIL :– 1. [email protected] 2. [email protected] ADDRESS OF ADDRESS- RTC, CRPF, Rajgir INSTITUTION Village and Post- Nekpur Police Station – Chabila pur Dist- Nalanda (Bihar) Pin Code – 803116 (E) COURSE AND JOINING INSTRUCTION DURATION Dated -19/04/2018 to 01/03/2019 (Espected date of pop) OF COURSES SCHEDULE Basic training of 985 RTs/GD. OF COURSES JOINING JOINING INSTRUCTION OF RTC RAJGIR INSTRUCTION 1. OBJECTIVE To develop the understanding of organizational culture. To inculcate the sense of belongingness and responsibility towards the force. To develop and maintain a motivated, disciplined and physically robust force. To develop and maintain skills required for successful accomplishment ofmission of the force. To develop physical as well as mental toughness and confidence to withstand and negotiate upcoming challenges in the ground. To make them professionally sound and competent in handling and firing of various weapon. To enable a recruit to acquire the necessary knowledge, skill, attitude and the fitness required for effective discharging their duties. 2. TRAINING AND DAILY ROUTINE – There will berigorous basic training duration of 44weeks for RTs/GD and 08 weeksfor RT/Tradesman. No training shall be imparted on Sunday and Gazetted holidays (excluding Jungle camp training) On holidays, training area and kit shall be cleaned and maintained. There shall be ten periods in a working day including game period. One period is of 40 minute duration with an inter-period break of 5 minutes. There shall be 7periods before lunch and 3 periods after lunch. Training during night shall also be impartedaccording to the training syllabus.
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