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PIO’S / APPLATE AUTHORITIES Sr.No Designation of the officer in the Deptt. Designation under RTI Jurisdiction Act 1. Addl.ETC(Hq) Appellate Authority At Department level within the State and Zonal Offices. 2. Dy.Excise & Taxation Commissioner(D) Public Information For HQ Officer 3. Addl./Dy.Excise & Taxation Public Information For there respective Commissioner, (SZ),(NZ)& (CZ) Officer offices Appellate Authority For their respective Zone. 4. Dy.Excise & Taxation Public Information For the respective Commissioner(FS),(SZ),(NZ)& (CZ) Officer office 5. Asstt.Excise & Taxation Commissioner Public Information Concerned District. Incharges of the Distt. Officer 6. Excise & Taxation Officer Incharge Public Information Within Distt. Distt.Kinnaur. Officer 7. Excise & Taxation Officers at Public Information Concerned Sub.Division/circles level Officer Sub.Division/circle Directory of Authorities Notified Under The Right to Information Act,2005 [Department of Excise & Taxation ] Himachal Pradesh DEPARTMENT OF EXCISE & TAXATION, HIMACHAL PRADESH In continuation to this Department office latter No.EXN-A (4) 1/2003 dated 6 th January,2007 this Department designate the following officer’s as State Level/ District Level Appellate Authority / Public Inoformation Officer’s (P.I.O) under the Right to Informtion Act, 2005.with immediate effect:- OFFICE ORDER A.STATE LEVEL A Appellate Authority Sr.No. Name of Designa Complete Jurisdiction Office Email the tion Office Telephone Address Appellate Address Number Authority 1. Sh.Ashok Addl.ETC Block.No.30 For Deptt. At 0177-2621635 Sharma SDA (HQ) Complax Kasumpti Shimla Sh.Akshya Addl.ETC Addl.ETC For entire South 0177-2620775 Sood (SZ) Zone Block,No,30 SDA complex Kasumpti Shimla 3. Sh.D.K Gupta DETC DETC (CZ) For entire 01905-223499 Mandi Central Zone 4. Sh.D.K DETC DETC (NZ) For entire North 01894-230186 Himalayan Palampur Zone 5 Sh.S.K Addl.ETC SDA For Diractorate 0177-2621264 Awasthi Complax Kasumpti Shimla SHIMLA DISTRICT B Public Information Officer PIO’s/APIOs Sr.No Name of the Designati Complete Jurisdiction Office Email Address PIO’s/APIO on Office Telephone ’s Address Number 1. Sh.D.T Negi AETC Kasumpti For Shimla 9418470007 aetc_sml@yaho Block No.5 Distt. 0177-2621475 o.co.in SDA Complex Shimla 2. Sh. I.D. ETO Dhalli Dhalli Circle 0177-2621475 Shandil 3. Sh.Girdhari Lal ETO Rampur Rampur /Cir Sh.Pritam ETO Rohru Rohru Circle 01781-240464 4. Singh Miss Tashi ETO Cart Road - Cart Road -11 5. Katoch 11 Circle 0177-2621475 Smt.Vidya ETO Sanjauli./Ne Sanjauli./New 0177-2621475 6. Puri w Shimla Shimla Circle 7. Km. Mamta ETO Sadbhawana Sadbhawana 0177-2621475 Mishra Scheme Scheme 8. Sh. Ravi ETO Mall Road Mall Road 0177-2621475 Sood Circle 9. Sh. Vinod ETO Cart Road-I Cart Road-I 0177-2621475 Kumar Circle Sh. Kuldeep ETO Lower Lower Bazar 0177-2621475 10. Thakur Bazar Circle SOLAN DISTRICT 1. Sh.Rohit AETC Solan Solan Distt. 9418124270 aetcsolan@yahoo. Chauhan 01792-223744 com 2. Sh. Satish ETO Parwanoo Parwanoo 01792-232930 Kumar Circle 3. Sh.Ganesh ETO Baddi circle Baddi circle 01792-253045 Dutt 4. Sh. Ajay ETO Solan-II Solan-II 01792-223744 Rathore Circle 5. Sh. Siri ETO MPB MPB 01792-232233 Chand Parwanoo Parwanoo 6. Sh. Rajeev ETO MPB MPB 01792-253045 Dogra Boritiwala Boritiwala 7. Sh. Pardeep ETO Baddi cir-I Baddi cir-I 01792-253045 Sharma Circle 8. Sh. Suresh ETO MPB MPB 01792-232233 Kumar Parwanoo Parwanoo 9. Sh. Dhyan ETO O/oAETC(S O/oAETC 01792-223744 Singh LN.I) (SLN.I) 10. Smt. Shyama ETO D/Pur/ Arki D/Pur/ Arki 01792-223744 Kumari Circle 11. Sh. Baggu ETO Nalagarh Nalagarh 01792-223744 Ram Circle SIRMOUR DISTRICT 1. Sh.Deep Ram AETC Gunughat Gunughat 9418465999 aetcsirmour@ya Nahan Nahan Circle 01702-222361 hoo.com 2. Sh.Parmod ETO Kala –Amb Kala –Amb 01702-238510 Kumar Barrier Barrier 3. Sh Anupam ETO Nahan-II Nahan-II 01702-222361 Kumar (Ranital/Maj (Ranital/Majra ra) ) Circles 4. Sh. D.R. Diwan ETO Nahan-I Nahan-I Mall 01702-222361 Mall road/ road/ gunnughat gunnughat Circle 5. Sh.Mohan Lal ETO Paonta Paonta Circle 01702-222361 Circle 6. Sh. Karam Dass ETO Nahan- Nahan- 01702-222361 III/Naya III/Naya bazaar/ bazaar/ Rajgarh Rajgarh Circle BILASPUR DISTRICT 1. Sh.Inder Rana AETC Bilaspur Bilaspur Distt. 9418452336 aetc_blp@yahoo. 01978-222309 com 2. Sh Ashok Kumar ETO Ghumarwin Ghumarwin 01978-254893 Circle 3. Sh.Hans Raj ETO Swarghat Swarghat 01978-284034 Barrier Barrier 4. Sh. Sansar ETO Bilaspur Bilaspur 01978-222309 Chand Circle 5. ETO Swarghat Swarghat 01978-284034 Barrier Barrier HAMIRPUR DISTRICT 1. Sh.Shashi AETC Hamirpur Hamirpur 01972-222285 aetc_hmr@yahoo Bhushan Near DC Distt. .com Bhargava Office 2. Sh.Raj Pal Singh ETO Hamirpur Hamirpur 01972-222285 Near DC Circle Office KULLU DISTRICT 1. Dr.Sunil Kumar AETC Kullu Kullu Distt. 9418069100 aetc_kullu@yaho 01902-222542 o.com 2. Rakesh sharma ETO Kulu-I Kullu Circle 01902-222542 3. Sh.Bishan Dass ETO Kullu Kullu Distt. 01902-222542 (L.Tax) 4. ShRamesh ETO Kullu- Kullu-II 01902-222542 Sharma II(Banjar) (Banjar) Circle MANDI DISTRICT 1. Sh.S.K Pundir AETC Mandi Mandi 9816136880 aetc_mnd@yahoo Distt. 01905-222186 .co.in 2. Sh. Ravinder ETO Sunder Sunder Nagar Nagar circle. 01907-266171 Charokhari 3. Sh. Karam ETO Mandi-III Mandi-III Chand Jogindernaga Jogindernagar 01905-222186 r/ Purani / Purani Mandi Mandi Circle 4. Kumari Nirmal ETO Mandi- Mandi- II(Ramnagar II(Ramnagar, 01905-222186 , Riwalsar Riwalsar etc.) etc.) Circle 5. Sh. Purshotam ETO Sadbhawana Sadbhawana 01905-222186 Chand Scheme Scheme 6. Sh.B.S Negi ETO Mandi-I Mandi-I 01905-222186 (Sarkaghat/ (Sarkaghat/ indira indira market) market) Circle KANGRA DISTRICT 1. Sh.Hitesh AETC Dharamshal Dharamshala 9816033312 Sanbhard2005@ Sharma a Circle 01892-224886 yahoo.co.in 2. Sh. Amar Nath ETO Palampur Palampur 01892-231086 Circle 3. Sh.Rajinder ETO Kangra Kangra Circle 01892-264390 Thakur 4. Sh.Bhagwant ETO Dharamshal Dharamshala 01892-224886 a Cir.-I 5. Sh. Parkash ETO Nurpur Nurpur Circle 01893-220630 Dadwalia 6. Sh. Jai Singh ETO Dehra Dehra Circle 01970-233593 7. Sh.Manohar ETO Damtal Damtal Circle 01893-209530 Lal 8. Sh Purshotam MPB MPB kandwal 01893-238428 Sharma ETO kandwal 9. Sh Davinder ETO M.P.B. M.P.B. Tokki 01893-245132 Singh Thakur Tokki 10. Smt. Kamala ETO O/o AETC O/o AETC 01892-224886 Devi CHAMBA DISTRICT 1. Sh.Dev Raj AETC Chamba Chamba 9816089130 aetc_cba@ya Sharma Distt. 01899-222332 hoo.com 2. Sh.Santosh ETO Chamba Chamba 01899-222332 Kumar Circle 3. Sh. Navinder ETO Banikhat Banikhat 01899-222332 Kumar Circle UNA DISTRICT 1 Sh.K.D.P.S. AETC Una near DC Una Distt. 9418451052 aetc_una@ya Chauhan Office 01975-226088 hoo.com 2. Sh. Vivek ETO Mehatpur Mehatpur 01975-232153 Mahajan circle 3. Sh.Narender Sen ETO MPB Gagret MPB Gagret 01976-208417 4. Sh. Ujjal Singh ETO Amb Amb circle 01976-261149 5. Sh.Shakti Chand ETO O/o AETC O/o AETC 01975-226088 Patial (Bangana) (Bangana) Circle 6. Sh. Kulbhushal ETO O/o AETC – O/o AETC – 01975-226088 Una Una Circle KINNAUR DISTRICT 1. Sh.Himanshu ETO DC Office Kinnaur Distt. 01786-222235 Panwar incharge Complex .
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