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GOVERNMENT of ANDHRA PRADESH ABSTRACT Tribal GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH ABSTRACT Tribal Welfare Department - GCC – Sanction of new posts to ITDA, created at Chintoor of East Godavari District - orders –Issued. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- FINANCE (HR.III) DEPARTMENT G.O.MS.No. 24 Dated: 18-02-2016 Read the following: 1. G.O.Ms.No.315, Revenue (DA&LR) Department, dt:11.09.2014. 2. G.O.Ms.NO.96 Tribal Welfare (GCC) Department, dt:03.12.2015. 3. Tribal Welfare Dept. U.O.No.10341/TW.GCC/14, dated. ******* ORDER: Consequent on Re-organisation of A.P. State, (7) Mandals from Khammam District of present Telangana State which are predominantly having Tribal population have been tagged to the residuary State of A.P. i.e., 4 Mandalsnamely 1. Bhadrachalam Revenue Mandal (except Badrachalam Revenue village) 2. Revenue Mandal of Kunavaram 3. Revenue Mandal of Chintoor and 4. Revenue Mandal of Vararamachandrapuram into East Godavari District and 3 Mandalsnamely 1. Revenue Mandal of Kukunoor 2. Revenue Mandal of Velairpadu and 3. Six (6) villages of Burgumpadu (M) of Khammam District i.e., 1.Seetharamanagaram 2. SridharaVelair 3. Gumpanpalli 4. Ganapavaram 5. Ibrahimpet and 6. Ravigudem into West Godavari in the reference 1st read above. 2. In the reference second read above, the Tribal Welfare Department has issued orders for creation of new ITDA at Chintoor to ensure effective service delivery to the (4) Mandals newly merged in E.G.District. 3. In the reference Third read above, the Tribal Welfare Department has submitted proposals to Government for sanction of new posts to ITDA, created at Chintoor of East Godavari District. 4. After careful examination of the proposal of the department, Government hereby accord permission for sanction of new posts to ITDA, created at Chintoor of East Godavari District. Sl.No. Name of the post Pay of post No. of posts 1. Project Officer (In the rank of 52590-103290 1 JD/Spl.Gr.Dy.Collector) 2. Asst. Project Officer (TW) (In 37100-91450 1 the rank of DTWO) 3. Project Agricultural officer/ 46060-98440 1 Project Horticulture officer(In the rank of Asst. Director) 4. Dy.Dist.Medical& Health 49870-100770 1 Officer(In the rank of Dy.Civil Surgeon) 5. Dy.Executive Engineer 42490-96110 1 6. Administrative Officer 35120-87130 1 [PTO] -2- Sl.No. Name of the post Pay of post No. of posts 7. Asst.Executive 37100-91450 2 Engineer/Asst.Engineer 8. Senior Assistants 21230-63010 2 9. Junior Assistant 16400-49870 2 10. Typist/Data Entry Outsourcing 1 Operator* 11. Driver --do-- 1 12. Office Subordinates --do-- 2 13. Watchmen --do-- 1 Total 17 * To be re designated as Data Processing Assistant 5. The Principal Secretary to Government TW Secretariat Department shall take furthernecessary action accordingly. (BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH) HEMA MUNIVENKATAPPA SPECIAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT To The Principal Secretary to Government Tribal welfare Department, AP Secretariat, Hyderabad. The Director of Tribal welfare, A.P., Hyderabad. The Collector East Godavari District. The Director of Treasuries & Accounts, A.P., Hyderabad. The Principal Accountant General (Audit-I), A.P., Hyderabad. Copt to: PS to Secretary to Chief Minister. PS to Hon’ble M (SW&TW). PS to Chief Secretary. PS to Principal Secretary (TW). PS to Principal Secretary (SW). The General Administration (Cabinet) Department. SF/SCs. //FORWARDED:: BY ORDER// SECTION OFFICER .
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