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ANNUAL REPORT 2012 - 2013
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Introduction and Mandate of the Board 1 Board Members 3 Meetings of the Board 7 Funds 8 Grants -in- Aid & Expenditure 9 Recognition of AWBs 11 Financial Assistance 12 Mobile Animal Clinic 14 Humane Education 14 Celebration of Animal Welfare Fortright 14 Training Programme 16 Cruelty Cases 17 Legal Cases 33 AWBI Publications 39 Performing Animal Rules 39 Tours and Inspections 40 Board’s Activities 43 Activities of AWOS/SPCAs and Others 47 Press Meets 53 Conclusion 53
ANNEXURES
FINAL ACCOUNTS 55 Separte Audit Report of the C & AG of India on the Accounts of AWBI Chennai for the year ended 31st March 2013 95 Regular Grant released to AWO’s in the Financial year 2012-2013 105 Rescued Cattle Maintenance grant released in 2012-13 120 Shelter Grant Released in 2012-13 123 ABC Grant Released in 2012-13 126 Ambulance Grant Released in 2012-13 129 Natural Calamity Grant Released in 2012-13 131 List of AWOs Recognised by AWBI in 2012-13 132
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INTRODUCTION
The Animal Welfare Board of India is the country’s apex body for promoting the welfare of animals. Established in 1962 under Section 4 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960 (No. 59 of 1960), the Animal Welfare Board of India started working under the stewardship of Late Smt. Rukmini Devi Arundale, a well known humanitarian. From ensuring that animal welfare laws in the country are diligently followed, to providing grants to Animal Welfare Organizations and advising the Government of India on animal welfare issues, the Board has been the face of the animal welfare movement in the country for the last 50 years. The Board consists of 28 Members. The term of office of Members is for a period of 3 years. The Board celebrated the Golden Jubilee Year during the current financial year.
The Animal Welfare Board of India continues to be country’s single, largest funding organization for animal welfare work. Out of 3000 AWOs recognized by the Board, over 1100 NGOs, who have applied for financial assistance including Gaushalas, AWOs/SPCAs, are given financial assistance to carry out Animal Welfare activities. The financial assistance is given for construction and maintenance of animal shelters, water troughs, purchase of veterinary medicines and equipment, helping Gaushalas and AWOs with Animal ambulances, facilitating the implementation of Animal Birth Control programme for controlling rabies and population of stray dogs and rescue and relief grants to animals affected by natural calamities. During 2012-13, a sum of Rs.1606.50 lakhs was provided as financial assistance to NGOs / SPCAs / AWOs and Gaushalas. MANDATE OF THE BOARD a) To keep the law in force in India for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals under constant study and to advise the Government on the amendments to be undertaken in the animal protection laws from time to time; b) To advise the Central Government on making of rules under this Act with a view to prevent unnecessary pain or suffering to animals generally and more particularly when the animals are being transported from one place to another or when they are used as performing animals or when they are kept in captivity / confinement; c) To advise the Government or any local authority or other person on improvements in the design of vehicles so as to lessen the burden on draught animals; d) To take all such steps as the Board may think fit for amelioration of suffering and pain in animals by encouraging or providing for the construction of sheds, water troughs and the like and by providing veterinary assistance to the animals;
1 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______e) To advise the Government or any local authority or other person in the design of slaughter houses or the maintenance of slaughter houses or in connection with slaughter of animals so that unnecessary pain or suffering, whether physical or mental, is eliminated in the pre- slaughter stages as far as possible and animals are killed, wherever necessary, in as humane a manner as possible; f) To take all such steps as the Board may think fit to ensure that unwanted animals are destroyed by local authorities, whenever it is necessary to do so, either instantaneously or after being rendered insensible to pain or suffering; g) To encourage by the grant of financial assistance or otherwise, the formation or establishment of Panjarapoles, rescue homes, animal shelters, sanctuaries and the like, where animals and birds may find a shelter when they have become old and useless or when they need protection; h) To co-operate with and co-ordinate the work of associations or bodies established for the purpose of preventing unnecessary pain or suffering to animals or for the protection of animals; i) To give financial and other assistance to Animal Welfare Organisations functioning in any local area or to encourage the formation of Animal Welfare Organisations in any local area which shall work under the general supervision and guidance of the Board; j) To advise the Government on matters relating to the medical care and attention which may be provided in animal hospitals and to give financial and other assistance to animal hospitals whenever the Board thinks it necessary to do so; k) To impart education in relation to the humane treatment of animals and to encourage the formation of public opinion against the infliction of unnecessary pain or suffering to animals and for the promotion of animal welfare by means of lectures, books, posters, cinematographic exhibitions and the like; l) To advise the Government on any matter connected with animal welfare or the prevention of infliction of unnecessary pain or suffering on animals.
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I. NAMES OF MEMBERS OF THE BOARD
CHAIRMAN : MAJ.GEN.(RETD.) DR.R.M.KHARB, AVSM, 3767, Sector 23, Gurgaon-122 017 (Haryana) Under Section 5(1) (bc)
VICE-CHAIRMAN : DR.S.CHINNY KRISHNA 398, TTK Road, Chennai-600 018 Under Section 5(1) (bc)
MEMBERS DIRECTOR GENERAL OF FORESTS Ministry of Environment and Forests, Ex-Officio Paryavaran Bhavan, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110 003 Under Section 5(1)(a)
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY COMMISSIONER Dept. of Animal Husbandry & Dairying Ex-Officio Ministry of Agriculture, New Delhi Under Section 5(1)(b)
INSPECTOR GENERAL OF FORESTS (WILDLIFE) Ministry of Environment and Forest, Govt. of India, Paryavaran Bhavan, CGO Complex, NEW DELHI-110 003 Under 5(1)(bb)
SHRI HEM PANDE, I.A.S. Additional Secretary Ministry of Environment and Forests, Paryavaran Bhavan, CGO Complex, NEW DELHI-110 003 Under Section 5(1)(h)
3 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______SHRI RAJEEV GUPTA, IAS, Secretary Department of Youth Affairs, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Govt of India, 1-’C’, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi-110001. Under Section 5(1)(h)
. SHRI ASGAR SAMOON, I.A.S. Commissioner and Secretary to Govt. of Jammu & Kashmir Agriculture Production Department, Jammu& Kashmir Under Section 5(1)(h)
SHRI SADA KANT Joint Secretary, Govt. of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, North Block, New Delhi110 001 Under section 5(1) (ba)
SHRI SHAILENDRA KUMAR Deputy Secretary, Govt. of India, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Department of Higher Education, Shastri Bhavan, New Delhi-110 001 Under Section 5(1) (ba)
SHRI DOULAT JAIN Representative of SPCA Chennai, No.129, (New No.26) A.K.Swamy Nagar, 9th Street, Kilpauk, Chennai-600 010 Under Section 5(1)(g)
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SMT.NORMA ALVARES Representative of People for Animals, GOA, G-8, St. BRITTO’S APARTMENTS, FEIRA, ALTA, MAPSUA-403 507(GOA) Under Section 5(1)(f)
SHRI GULJARI LAL SONI Representative of Rajasthan Pinjrapole Fatehpur, Rajasthan 82, Chitra Gupt Nagar, 1st IMALI – PHATAK, Post Jaipur – 302 015 (Rajasthan) Under Section 5(1)(f)
SMT. AMALA AKKINENI Representative of Blue Cross of Hyderabad, 403/9, Road No.35, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad-500 033 (A.P.) Under Section 5(1)(f)
SMT. ANJALI SHARMA Representative of SPCA NOIDA, No.334, Law Chambers, Delhi High Court, NEW DELHI-110 003 Under Section 5(1)(g)
MS. JASJIT PUREWAL B-5/197, Safdarjung Enclave, NEW DELHI-110 029 Under Section 5(1)(bc)
DR. J.C. KOCHAR Representative of SPCA Chandigarh, Opp.CTU Workshop, Sector 38, (West) Chandigarh-160 014 (Punjab) Under Section 5(1)(g)
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DR. ARUN VARMA, M.V.Sc. EX-ADG, ICAR B4, Sector-12, NOIDA-201 301 (U.P.) Under Section 5(1)(c)
DR. SUNIL KUMAR Dy. Director In-charge, Central Research Institute (H) Sector-24, NOIDA (U..P) Representative of CCRH Under Section 5(1)(d)
DR. (MRS.) M.LAHKAR, MBBS., MD. Professor, Govt. Medical College, Guwahati Under Section 5(1) (d)
THE REPRESENTATIVE OF MUNICIPAL COPORATION OF KOLKATTA Health Department, No.5, S.N.Bannerjee Road, KOLKATTA-700 013 (West Bengal) Under Section 5(1)(e)
THE REPRESENTATIVE OF MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF GURGAON 321c/18, Civil Lines, Gurgaon-122 001 (Haryana) Under Section 5(1) (e)
Shri. S. Vinod Kumaar Assistant Secretary
Smt. S. Umarani Secretary w.e.f. 27-9-2012
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II. MEETINGS OF THE BOARD During the year 2012-13, following meetings of the Board were held:-
118th Executive Committee Meeting held at New Delhi on 18.5.2012.
37th General Meeting held at Chennai on 10.9.2012 and 11.9.2012.
119th Executive Committee Meeting held at New Delhi on 23.9.2012.
38th General Meeting held at Chennai on 27.12.2012 and 28.12.2012
7 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______III. Funds
The Board being a statutory body of the Central Government, the main source of funds is from the Government of India. In 2012-13, the Board received funds by way of grants allotted to it by the Government, individual contributions, donations, subscriptions, bequests and gifts. During the year 2012-2013, grants totalling Rs. 2483.60 lakhs were received from the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India as per details given below:
Rs. in lakhs
Plan 700.00 Non Plan 138.60 Provision for Shelter House 920.00 Animal Birth Control & Immunisation 445.00 Purchase of Ambulance 270.00 Natural Calamity 10.00
Total 2483.60
Grants-in-aid received by the Board from the Central Government
during the last 5 years ending 2012-2013 :
See Fig. (i) (Rs. in Lakshs)
Year Plan Non-Plan Shelter ABC Ambulance Natural House Calamity
2008-2009 515.00 115.00 1210.00 300.00 170.00 13.50 2009-2010 1118.00 170.00 400.00 360.00 200.00 29.50 2010-2011 1118.00 100.00 400.00 360.00 200.00 32.00 2011-2012 875.00 160.00 722.50 393.75 247.50 10.00 2012-2013 700.00 138.60 920.00 445.00 270.00 10.00
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IV. GRANTS-IN-AID AND EXPENDITURE Receipts Rs. P. a) Opening Balance 10,408,113.00 b) Central Government Grants 24,83,60,000.00 c) Funds from other sources 86,23,492.00
Total 26,73,91,605.00 Expenditure:-
A. Expenditure on Activities Rs. P. Rs. P. i) Financial assistance to AWOs (i) Regular grants & Rescue grants 6,79,56,260.00 (ii) Prov. for Shelter Houses 4,69,82,679.00 (iii) ABC 3,29,23,705.00 (iv) Purchase of Ambulances 1,23,87,535.00 (v) Natural Calamity 4,00,000.00 (vi) From Fines 2,41,205.00 16,08,91,384.00 ii) Expenditure on Humane Education and other Animal Welfare activities directly undertaken by AWBI (i)Humane Education Rs. 12,58,377.00 (ii) other Measures Rs. 10,78,131.00 (iii)From Donations A/c Rs. 10,37,723.00 33,74,231.00
B. Remittance to Govt A/c Rs.76,057.00 76,057.00
C. Investments 20,00,000.00
Total Expenditure on Project 16,63,41,672.00
D. Expenditure on Administration
(i)Salary, TA, Office Expenses Rs.1,54,33,357.00
(ii) Assets Rs. 3,46,449.00 1,57,79,806.00
TOTAL EXPENDITURE (A+B+C+D) 18,21,21,478.00
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Expenditure incurred by the Board on Administration and Projects during the last five years ending 2012-2013: See Fig. (ii)
Expenditure Percentage Expenditure Percentage Total Year on Admn. in relation to on Projects in relation to Expdr. (Rs. in lakhs)Total Expenditure(%)(Rs. in lakhs)Total Expenditure(%) (Rs. in lakhs) 2008-2009 126.13 5.63 2112.68 94.37 2238.81 2009-2010 139.35 5.23 2524.05 94.77 2663.40 2010-2011 143.12 5.28 2566.27 94.72 2709.39 2011-2012 140.08 5.88 2241.07 94.12 2381.15 2012-2013 157.80 8.66 1663.41 91.34 1821.21
The accounts of the Board were audited by the Office of the Principal Director of Audit, Scientific Departments, Chennai-6 from 14-6-2013 to 19-6-2013. The statements of Receipts and Payments Account and the Income and Expenditure Account for the year 2012-2013 together with the Balance Sheet as on 31st March 2013 are given in Annexure I.
The statements of Receipts and Payments Account and Income and Expenditure Account for 2012-2013 and the Balance Sheet as on 31st March 2013 in respect of Animal Welfare Board of India Contributory Provident Fund Account are given in Annexure II.
The separate Audit Report dt.8.11.2013 of the Comptroller & Auditor General of India on the Accounts of AWBI , Chennai for the year 2012-13 issued by the Office of the Principal Director of Audit, Scientific Departments, New Delhi-2 is annexed to the Accounts Statements (Annexure III).
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V. RECOGNITION OF AWOs
The Board grants recognition to Animal Welfare Organisations (AWOs) that apply to the Board for recognition. In order to qualify for recognition by the Board, the Animal Welfare Organization must abide by AWBI’s Guidelines. New AWOs must submit the necessary documents like Registration certificate under the Societies Registration Act or Trust Act, Audited Statement of Accounts and Annual Reports for the last one year, copies of Memorandum of Association / Bye- laws and Animal Welfare Activities Report. The newly set up AWOs will be inspected by authorized Inspection Agencies and it is only if the inspection report is found satisfactory, the newly established AWO will be considered eligible for grant of recognition. The inspections are carried out through officials of the State Animal Husbandry Department, Forest Department, Revenue Department and State Animal Welfare Boards.
During the current year (2012-13), 65 newly started Animal Welfare Organisations were brought under the umbrella of the Board by granting recognition. As on 31st March, 2013, the Board has granted recognition to 3043 organisations. The number of recognized AWOs for the last five years (see Fig. iv) is shown below:-
Year No. of AWOs recognised (cumulative) 2008-09 2660 2009-10 2805 2010-11 2916 2011-12 2978 2012-13 3043
The Categories of AWOs recognized by the Board are as follows (See Fig iii):
SPCAS 196 GAUSHALAS & PANJARAPOLES 1854 BLUE CROSS SOCIETIES 23 PFAs 92 OTHER 878 3043
11 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______VI. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
One of the important functions of the Board is to provide financial assistance to the recognized Animal Welfare Organisations(AWOs). The applications in the prescribed format received from the AWOs are scrutinized for eligibility and placed before the Board for sanction of grants. Financial Assistance is released after the concerned AWO has submitted the following documents:
a) Audited statement of accounts
b) Utilisation certificate for the earlier grants and
c) Pre-receipt and bond
REGULAR GRANTS
During the year 2012-13 under AWBI Plan Scheme, 704 organisations were given grant-in-aid amounting to Rs.667.97 lakhs given under Regular grant for maintenance of animals shelters and 3 AWOs were given grant-in-aid amounting to Rs.11.59 lakhs under Rescue Cattle maintenance grant.
OTHER CENTRAL SECTOR SCHEMES
During 2012-13, grants totalling Rs.920.94 lakhs were released to the organisations for the other four central sector schemes.
Animal Birth Control (ABC)
The Board has released an amount of Rs 329.23 lakhs for the ABC Scheme and 44 AWOs/ Local Bodies were given grants under the ABC Scheme.
The breakup of Animal Welfare Organisations that have benefited is listed statewise as follows: Andhra Pradesh - 10, Delhi-1, Goa-5, Gujarat-1, Jharkhand-1, Madhya Pradesh-1, Maharashtra-2, Rajasthan-5, Tamil nadu -15 and West Bengal-3.
Provision of Shelter House
The Board has released an amount of Rs. 469.82 lakhs to 49 AWOs for the Scheme – Provision of Shelter House for looking after the animals. The breakup of Statewise beneficiaries is as follows: Andhra Pradesh-1, Chattisgarh-1, Gujarat -2, Haryana -2, Jharkhand-1, Karnataka-1, Madhya Pradesh - 9, Maharashtra -2, Punjab - 1, Rajasthan - 22, Uttar Pradesh - 5, and West Bengal -2.
Provision of Ambulance Services
The Board has released a grant of Rs. 123.87 lakhs for the Provision of Ambulance Services to 32 AWOs as follows: Gujarat-3, Haryana-6, Madhya Pradesh-6, Maharashtra-1, Punjab-1, Rajasthan-12, Uttar Pradesh-2 and West Bengal-1
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Relief for Natural Calamity and Unforeseen Circumstances
The Board has released a total grant of Rs. 4.00 lakhs to 4 AWOs for the purpose of relief and rescue work in natural calamities like floods, droughts, fire and unforeseen circumstances. The Statewise beneficiaries of the grants are as follows: , Haryana -1, Orissa-1 and Rajasthan – 2.
SCHEMES
The various schemes for which the grants were released are indicated below:- (Fig. (v)
Scheme Amount No.of AWOs benefitted
1. Regular and Rescue cattle 6,79,56,260.00 704 Maintenance grant 2. Provision of Shelter House 4,69,82,679.00 49 3. ABC 3,29,23,705.00 44 4. Ambulance Services 1,23,87,535.00 32 5. Natural Calamity 4,00,000.00 4
TOTAL 16,06,50,179.00
Financial assistance released to NGOs/AWOs during the last 5 years ending 2012-2013 (Fig. (iv)
YEAR (RS. IN LAKHS)
2008-2009 2050.82
2009-2010 2469.10
2010-2011 2522.26
2011-2012 2177.09
2012-2013 1606.50
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VII MOBILE ANIMAL CLINIC
The Board is providing on the spot free treatment to animals belonging to the poor and downtrodden people through its mobile animal clinic programme operating from its Headquarters at Chennai. The Mobile clinic under the In-charge of Veterinary Surgeon of the Board visits pre- determined localities in and around the city where the animals are concentrated to treat the animals on the spot free of charge, during forenoons as per the fixed programme.
Ambulance Service: The Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI) responds to public call by helping through treatment of sick and injured stray animals. A variety of clinical cases in cattle, dogs and cats which includes severe trauma, maggot wound and skin diseases were attended.
First aid and vaccination: The Board encourages the public to vaccinate canine animals to prevent rabies.
VIII. HUMANE EDUCATION One of the main functions of the Board is propagation of Humane Education. During the year 2012-13, a sum of Rs.12.58 lakhs has been incurred on the Board’s Humane Education programme. Honorary Animal Welfare Officer (HAWO) Identity Cards were issued to animal welfare activists across the country.
World Rabies Day Celebrated
World Rabies Day was observed on 28th September, 2012 which is a global event to create awareness about the burden of rabies and to highlight its preventive measures. The Board has circulated a letter to all the Animal Welfare Organisations which are carrying out sterilization and immunization to carry out mass vaccination of stray dogs to control the Rabies and also uploaded it in the website of the Board to sensitize the importance of the campaign.
The Board requested all the animal lovers, activists to create awareness and sensitize the public for achieving the better result for controlled stray dog population and to reduce the incidences of rabies.
IX CELEBRATION OF ANIMAL WELFARE FORTNIGHT 2013
Animal Welfare Fortnight, 2013 was observed by the Animal Welfare Organizations (AWOs) across the country from 14 to 31 January, 2013. The aim of Animal Welfare Fortnight is to create public awareness about the need for humane treatment of animals to prevent unnecessary pain and suffering to them; and to generate a feeling of love, respect and compassion for speechless animals.
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AWOs and NGOs working for Animal Welfare along with the Co-opted Members, Honorary Animal Welfare Officers and animals welfare activists participated in various ways. Literature, publications on animal welfare and animal protection laws were distributed during the rally among the general public. Chairman, AWBI participated in one of the programmes. The Animal Welfare Fortnight is observed so that more people are sensitized to join the Animal Welfare Movement in India. The following activities are conducted by AWOs and NGOs during Animal Welfare Fortnight:
a. Conducting training programmes at Adarsh Gaushalas for the Gaushala personnel to utilize the full potential of cow dung and urine for the production of bio-gas, making vermicompost, bio-pesticides, organic farming and making panchgavya medicines to take the Gaushala towards self sustenance and to generate employment in these institutions.
b. Carrying out mass Anti Rabies (AR) vaccination programmes of stray dogs for the controlling of rabies.
c. Rescuing sick animals and injured animals and taking them to veterinary clinics and shelters to provide care and treatment and to start a campaign for adoption of homeless puppies and to provide home to ownerless puppies.
d. Volunteering at animal shelters.
e. Distributing literature on animal compassion and animal protection laws to the police and law enforcing authorities.
f. Distributing earthen bowls/pots in neighbourhoods so as to encourage people to give food and water to the feeding birds.
g. Organizing Veterinary first aid and programme to demonstrate as what to do when they come across an injured animal. Organizing painting competition of animals in schools to raise awareness in school children.
h. Planting bird-friendly trees like jamun, neem, shehtoot, bargat, peepal etc. so that birds can eat their fruits and nest in.
i. Sensitizing people against using plastic bags and educating people not to throw away edible leftovers tied up in plastic bags as many animals, including cows, eat the plastic bags and die.
j. Sensitize dairy farmers not to use “Oxytocin” injections in dairy cattle. Its use is illegal under the Food and Drug Adulteration Prevention Act.
k. Visiting slaughter houses and educating butchers on humane slaughter and to create awareness about Slaughter House Rules in the civic bodies.
l. Distributing copies of ‘Animal Citizen’, ‘Jeev Sarthi’ and ‘AWBI Newsletter’ to AWOs/NGOs.
m. Organization group discussions on TV/Radio to sensitize the public on their obligation to co- exist with our animal friends and to treat them with compassion and dignity.
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Humane Education Project conducted at Chennai, Bengaluru and Kolkota
The Animal Welfare Board of India has conducted the Humane Education Project for the animal lovers in Chennai, Bengaluru and Kolkota to educate and create awareness for strengthening the animal welfare movement in the Country during the Golden Jubilee year. Shri Sriram Vepuri, Humane Education Officer, Blue Cross of Hyderabad was deputed to execute the project. This project helped the animal lovers and activists to enhance their knowledge on bio-diversity, organic farming, factory farming, beauty without cruelty, humane customer choices, pet care, animal rescue, controlling growing stray dog population, how to behave around animals, freedom of animals and animal protection laws. The subjects related to duties of HAWO, Gaushala management, up keeping of animals, first-aid, prevention and medical aid for animals, how to address issues on cruelty to animals like filing an FIR, role of HAWO with State Government Agencies, Rules related to animal were deliberated to the HAWOs. The programme was attended by 16 animal welfare activists at Chennai on 27-28, October, 2012, 16 animal welfare activists at Bengaluru on 18 & 25, November, 2012 and 13 animal welfare activists at Kolkota on 26-27, January, 2013. The Board has issued certificates to the 29 qualified participants.
Honorary Animal Welfare Officer Training Programme conducted at NIAW
The Animal Welfare Board of India in collaboration with National Institute of Animal Welfare, Ballabhgarh, Haryana has organized Honorary Animal Welfare Officer Training programme for the animal welfare activists, lovers working in the recognized Animal Welfare Organisations of the Board. The above training was conducted for two batches from 18th-22nd, February, 2013 and 18th-22nd, March, 2013. A total of 27 Honorary Animal Welfare Officers were trained during the above training programme. The subjects related to duties of HAWO, Gaushala management, upkeeping of animals, first-aid, prevention and medical aid for animals, how to address issues on cruelty to animals like filing an FIR, role of HAWO with State Government Agencies, Rules related to animals were deliberated to the HAWOs.
Four weeks Gaushala/Shelter House Training Programme for Gaushala Personnel conducted at NIAW
The Animal Welfare Board of India in collaboration with National Institute of Animal Welfare, Ballabhgarh, Haryana has organized Gaushala Personnel Training programme for the gaushala personnel working in the recognized Animal Welfare Organisations of the Board. The above training was conducted during the year in February and March, 2013. The training programme had given an opportunity to utilize the total biomass available in their gaushala by production of biogas, electricity, cow dung cakes, methane gas and various medicines for human ailments, bio-pesticides and vermi- compost for the benefit of agriculture and soil management.
This training also provided ways and means to the gaushala to develop as self-sustainable and profitable organization. The products prepared by the Gaushalas such as panchagavya medicines and other products, generate funds for the financial support to the gaushala and creates employment opportunities for many people. This programme also dealt with the utilization of bullocks by farmers for electricity production instead of sending them to slaughter.
The above training conducted at the NIAW has given message for modernizing the gaushalas so that they become self-reliant institutions which supports the rural economy of the country.
16 ______ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013 XI CRUELTY CASES List of action taken towards complaints received on animal cruelties (upto 31.3.2013) Date of Date of Action taken report reciept from S.No recpt.of Addressed for whom Subject Letter received from the letter sent. letter sent authorities letter The District Collector, The The Secretary-Chepauk Krish Krishnan and P. Ramesh Allegation of cruelty 1 1.4.2012 Director, AH & VS, Govt. of 2.4.2012 Municipality, vide letter No. inflicted to stray dogs in India, The Director, MA, O.M.NO.13761/2012J2, dt. Ramanathapuram Govt. of Tamil Nadu, The 14.5.12 has submitted the Commissioner, Municipal report Corporation, Ramanathapuram
The District Forest Officer, 2 2.4.2012 Shri Manan Mehra Govt.of Punjab, The Allegation of illegal 3.5.2012 Commissioner of Police, captivity of Monkey in Ludhiana, The District St. Francies School, Collector, Ludhiana Ludhiana
The District Collector, 3 2.4.2012 Dr. Hiren Takkar Ahmedabad, The Allegation of cruelty 9.4.2012 Commissioner of Police, inflicted dogs in Ahmedabad Ahmedabad,Gujarat
The District Collector, 4 4.4.2012 Dr. D.K. Sharma Faridabad, The Allegation of illegal 10.4.2012 Commissioner of Police, slaughter of animals in Faridabad, The Director Faridabad General, AH & VS, Govt. of Haryana, The Director, Pollution Control Board of Haryana
The Chief Secretary, Govt. 5 8.4.2012 Cape India of Punjab, The Director Threatended violation 10.4.2012 General of Police, The of Govt. of India Financial Commissioner, Notification dt.11.7.11 & AHD, The District AWBI communication Magistrate and The on the subject & State Commissioner of Police, Govt. orders Ludhiana Govt. of Punjab
The District Collector, 6 10.4.2012 Gollala Mamidada Kakinada, The Member Allegation of killing of 25.4.2012 Secretary, SAWB of A.P, stray dogs by using The Municipal lethal injejction in Commissioner, Kakinada, Kakinada The Superintendent of Police, Kakinada
The District Collector, Allegation reg. ilegal 7 10.4.2012 Animal Welfare Actvist Kolhapur, The Chief 25.4.2012 conduct of illegal Secretary, The Director buffaloes races General of Police, The inKolhapur Dist. M.H Director,Animal Husbandry and The Superintendent of Police, Kolhapur, Govt. of Maharastra
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8 10.4.2012 Awart Trust The District Collector, Theni, Catching and relocation 3.5.2012 The Director, AH & VS, The of stray dogs by Theni , Director, M.A., The T.N. Superintendent of Police, The Commissioner, Periyakulam Municipality, Theni District, Govt. of Tamil Nadu Mr. A.K.Mehta, Chief complaint received reg. 9 12.4.2012 Animal welfare activsit Vigilance Officer, New Delhi 12.4.2012 unlawful conduct onyour part, and that of your family in respect of sterilizaed and vaccinated community dog Alleged complaint of 10 16.4.2012 N.S. Ahluwalia The District Collector, 25.4.2012 The Assistant Director, Govt. of Warangal, The Member brutal killing of stray A.P. AHD, vide letter no.13241-D- Secretary, SAWB of A.P, dogs in Warangal Dist, D1-2012 dt. 17.5.12 has The Director, AHD, The A.P. submitted the report. Director, M.A & U.D, The Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, The Superintendent of Police, Warangal, Govt.of Andhra Pradesh 11 19.4.2012 People For Animals The District Collector, 25.4.2012 Kumbakonam Thanjavur, The Member Alleged killing of stray Secretary, SAWB of Tamil dogs in Mariamman Koil Nadu, The Director, M.A, Panchayat in The Superintendent of Kumbakonam Police, The President, Mariamman Kovil Panchayat, Thanjavur District, Govt. of Tamil Nadu 12 20.4.2012 BCI, Chennai The Director General of Allegation of cruelty 25.4.2012 Police, Govt. of Tamil Nadu, inflicted to cow in The District Collector and Kancheepuram The Superintendent of 13 23.4.2012 PFA, Madurai, Prani Mithran Police, Kancheepuram Allegation of cruelty 3.5.2012 The District Collector, inflicted to animal in The DGP,Chennai vide letter no. Madurai, The Director Madurai Rc. No. 106594/Genl.1/2012, dt. General of Police, The 4.9.12, has submitted the report. Commissioner of Police, Madurai, Govt. of Tamil The Secretary, Kasaragod 14 25.4.2012 Animal Welfare Actvist Nadu Allegation reg. sacrificing 3.5.2012 The District Collector, of animals in Melath Municipality, vide letter no.PH2- Kasargod, The Additional Tharavadu Temple 4725/2012 has submitted the Director, AHD, The Kasaragod report. Commissioner, Thekkil Municipality, The Director General of Police, The Superintendent of Police, Kasargod, Govt. of Kerala
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15 25.4.2012 Shri Nishant Kumar Jain The Calcutta SPCA, The Allegation reg. cruelty to 3.5.2012 Member Secretary, SAWB of cat by CSPCA West Bengal 16 27.4.2012 V.K.Damodar Allegation reg. illegal D.C, C.S, D.G.P, AHD, S.P 3.5.2012 conduct of illegal bullock cart races in Kozhikode Dist. Kerala 17 28.4.2013 Kabir Ahmad The Superintending Complaint reg. your staff 28.4.2012 Archaeologist, The Deputy ,displaced and islocated Superintending dogs resident at the Archaeologist, Safdarjung’s humayaun to mb Tomb, New Delhi compouned 3.5.2012 18 28.4.2012 Idukki SPCA The District Collector, Allegation of ill- The District Police Chief, Malappuram,The District treatment of cattle Malappuram, vide letter Collector, Thrissur, The maintained by no.G3(b)42808/12-MM Secretary, AHD & Member Guruvayoor Shir Krishna dt.3.10.12 has submitted the Secretary, SAWB of Kerala, Temple Devsawom report. The Commissioner, Board Guruvayoor Municipality, The Superintendent of Police, Mallapuram, The Administrator, Guruvayoor Devosam 19 30.4.2012 Press Report The District Collector, Erode, Sacrifice of 5000 goats 3.5.2012 The Chief Secretary, The during “Festival in Director General of Police, Poosriyur village near Govt.of Tamil Nadu Anthiuyur Dist Erode in Tamil Nadu 20 2.5.2012 Animal Welfare Actvist D.C, Mun.Admn, AHD, Alleged complaint to 3.5.2012 S.P., Munl. Corp., D.G.P. brutal killing of stray dogs in Thiruvannamalai Harassment for rearing 23.5.2012 21 2.5.2012 Shri D.Biswas The District Collector, Banglore a pet dog in Bangalore 03.05.2013 22 3.5.2013 Leslie Robinson The District Collector, The Alleged complaint of Superintendent of Police, brutal killing of stray Thiruvannamalai, The dogs in Thiruvannamalai Director, M.A, The Director, AH & VS, Govt. of Tamil Nadu 23 7.5.2012 Ahinsa Mahasangh The District Collector, The Allegation of cruelty 23.5.2012 Commissioner, Municipal inflicted on stray dogs in Corporation, Surat, The Surat, Gujarat Commisioner of Police, Surat 24 8.5.2012 Krish Krishnan The District Collector, Erode, Sacrifice of animal in 23.5.2012 The Chief Secretary, The Muniappan Swami Koil, Director General of Police, Dist: Erode, T.N. Govt.of Tamil Nadu
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25 9.5.2012 Shri Jaya Sinha The District Collector, The Alleged complaint of brutal 29.5.2012 Superintendent of Police, killing of stray dogs in Thiruvallur, The Director, Chennai M.A, The Director, AH & VS, The President, Ponamallee Panchayat, Thiruvallur District, Govt.of Tamil Nadu 26 11.5.2012 Animal Welfare Actvist D.C., SWAB, DFO, S.P., 23.5.2012 The District Collector Salem, Allegation reg. cruelty to SPCA Salem vide letter no, Roc.NO.21617/ animals 2012(P1) dt. 6.6.12 has submitted the reply.
27 11.5.2012 Mrs. Uma Giridharan The District Collector, 23.5.2012 Madurai, The Director M.A, Alleged complaint of The Director, AH &VS, The brutal killing of stray dogs Superintendent of Police, in Thirumangalam, The Commissioner, Madurai Municipal Corporation, The President, Thirumangalam Village Panchayat Madurai, Govt. of Tamil Nadu The Asst. Director, Veterinary 28 11.5.2012 Shri Satyajeet Rai The Commissioner, 23.5.2012 Poly Clinic, Udaipur submitted Municipal Corporation of Allegation of cruelty the report Udaipur. The Director, AHD & inflicted to dogs in Member Secretary, SAWB of Udaipur, Rajasthan Rajasthan, The commissioner of Police, The District Collector, Udaipur, Govt of Rajasthan
complaint received reg. 29 11.5.2012 Animal welfare activsit Mr. A.K.Mehta, Chief 11.5.2012 Vigilance Officer, New Delhi unlawful conduct onyour part, and that of your family in respect of sterilizaed and vaccinated community dog
Sacrifice of animals in 30 14.5.2012 Animal Welfare actvist The District Collector, Nadia, 23.5.2012 The Chief Secretary, The Local Festival at W.B Director General of Police, The Member Secretary, SAWB of West Bengal, Govt.of West Bengal
Alleged complaint of 31 14.5.2012 Animal welfare actvist The District Collector, 23.5.2012 Kanyakumari, The Director, brutal killing of stray dogs M.A, The Director, AH & VS, in Eesanthlmangalam, The Superintendent of Kanyakumari Dist. Police, The Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Kanyakumari 23.5.2012 Alleged complaint of 32 14.5.2012 Leslie Robinson The District Collector, The Superintendent of Police, brutal killing of stray dogs Thiruvannamalai, The in Thiruvannamalai Director, M.A, The Director, AH & VS, Govt. of Tamil Nadu
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33 16.5.2012 Idukki SPCA The Principal Chief Cruelty inflicted to 29.5.2012 Conservator of Forests, elephants in kerala Govt. of Kerala, The Chief Secretary, The Director General of Police, The Asst. Director, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau, Cochin, Govt. of Kerala 34 18.5.2012 Shri Daya Kishan The District Collector, The Alleged deaths of 29.5.2012 Superintendent of Police, Peacocks in Kaushmbi Ghaziabad, The PCCF, The in U.P. Regional Dy. Director, Wildlife Crime Bureau, New Delhi 35 21.5.2012 V.K. Damodar Allegation reg. illegal 23.5.2012 bullock cart racees in Kozhkode Dist., Kerala
36 23.5.2012 Animal welfare activist The District Collector & The Alleged mass killing of cows 29.5.2012 Commissioner of Police, inGow Mass Utsav at Hyderabad, The Member Hyderabad Secretary, Animal Husbandry Department 37 23.5.2012 V.K. Damodar The District Collector, Allegation of cruelty 29.5.2012 The District Police Officer, vide Mallapuram, The inflicted to cow in letter no.26527/G4/2012, Superindent of Police, Gokulam, Malapuram dt..5.9.12, has submitted the Mallapuram report. 38 24.5.2012 Animal welfare activist DC, Munl.Admn., AHD, SP, Alleged complaint of 29.5.2012 Vellore M.C., brutal killing of stray dogs in vellore
39 24.5.2012 Animal welfare activist The District Forest Officer, Alleged cruelty inflicted 29.5.2012 Thanjavur District, Govt. of to elephant Tamil Nadu. The District Collector, The Superintendent of Police, The Regional Dy. Director, Wildlife Crime Bureau, The Executive Officer, Arulmigu Venkatachalapahti Swamy Temple, Oppiliappan Koil, Thanjavur, Govt. of Tamil Nadu
40 25.5.2012 Animal welfare activist The District Collector, The Allegation of illegal 29.5.2012 Superintendent of Police, transportation and curelty Mallapuram, Kerala, The inflicted to animals Chief Secretary, The durieng ransporation in Director General of Police, Mallapuram Dist, in The Secretary, AHD and Kerala Member Secretary, SAWB of Kerala, The Transport Commissioner, The Regional Transport Officer, Govt. of Kerala
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41 25.5.2012 Press Report The District Collector, The Allegation of illegal 12.6.2012 Superintendent of Police, slaugher of animals in Sambhal, The Director, AHD Sambhal in U.P. and Member Secretary, SAWB of Uttar Pradesh
42 29.5.2012 Press Report The District Collector, The Allegation reg. cruelty 12.6.2012 Superintendent of Police, inflicted to animal in Jodhpur, The Director, AH & Kaliberi Gaushala in VS and Member Secretary, Jodhpur SAWB of Rajasthan, The Commissioner, Municipal Corporation of Jodhpur, Govt.of Rajasthan
43 31.5.2012 Press Report The District Collector, The Sacrifice of animals 12.6.2012 Superintendent of Police, (Buffaloes and goats) in Villupuram, The Chief kali temple festival at Secretary, The Director Thogaipadi Village in General of Police, The Villupuram Dist. Of Tamil Director, AH & VS, Govt. of nadu Tamil Nadu, The President, Thogaipadi, Villupuram
44 31.5.2012 Ms. Naina Athale The District Conservator of Allegation reg. selling of 12.6.2012 The Revenue Officer, Govt. of Forests, The Collector and endangered birds meat Puducherry, vide no.0024/ Special Secretary, The in Puducherry 300612/Rev/B2G/12 dt. Director, AH & VS SAWB 4.7.12 has submitted the Pududcherry, The Regional report. Dy. Director, Wildlife Crime Bureau
45 1.6.2012 K.S. Khaja Mohideen The District Collector, The Allegation of illegal 12.6.2012 Superintendent of Police, slaughter of animals in The SHO-Pallavaram, The Kothandan Nagar, SHO-Chrompet, Chrompet TheChairman, Pallavaram & Chrompet Municipality, The Director, M.A, The Director, AH & VS, Govt.of TamilNadu
46 1.6.2012 Animal welfare activist The Commissioner, Bhopal Catching and relocation 12.6.2012 Municipal Corporation, The of stray dogs by the Director, AHD & Member employee of Bhopal Secretary, SAWB of Nagar Nigam Madhya Pradesh, The Director, M.A, Govt. of Madhya Pradesh, The District Collector, Bhopal and The Commissioner of Police, Bhopal
47 1.6.2012 Ms.Kushboo Gupta The Divisional Forest cruelty inflicted to 12.6.2012 Officer, Pathanamthitta, The elephant in Vallamkulam Chief Secretary, The village in pathanamthitta Director General of Police, dist. The PCCF, Govt. of Kerala, The Asst. Director, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau, Cochin
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48 4.6.2012 PFA, Koraput The District Collector, The 1) The Addl.Dir. Genl. Of Police, 12.6.2012 Superintendent of Police, Allegation of illegal vide letter no.L-70-11/ /Con., dt. Koraput, The Chief Secretary, transportation and curelty 4.7.12 he has submitted the report. The Director General of inflicted to animals durieng ransporation in Koraput Police, The Director, M.A., 2) Collector & district Magistate, District in Odhisa The Director, AHD & Member Nabarangpur submitted the action taken Secretary, SAWB of Odhisha, report. The Regional Transport 3) The Sub-collector and Sub- Officer, Govt. of Odhisha Divisional Magistrate, Nabarangpur, vide letter no.2332/G&M-2012, dt. 14.8.12 he has submitted the report. 4). The Member PFA & SPCA, Koraput Dist, Odhish letter dt. 14.9.12 has submitted the report.
Allegation of illegal 49 5.6.2012 Animal welfare activist DC, Munl.Admn, AHD, SP, 12.6.2012 Velore M.C, catching and killing of stray dogs by Vellore M.C in crual manner
50 Mr. Priyanka Allegation of illegal 5.6.2012 The Commissioner, catching of stray dog 12.6.2012 Municipal Corporation of Bhopal by Bhopal M.C staff in crual manner
51 26.6.2012 Animal welfare activist The District Collector,The Alleged of cruelty inflicted on stray dogs 27.6.2012 Commissioner, Municipal in Surat, Gujarat Corporation, Surat, The Commissioner of Police, Surat 52 5.6.2012 Animal welfare activist Alleged conduct of The Director General of illegal dog fights in the 5.6.2012 Police, Govt.of Punjab, The State of Punjab Chief Secretary, Govt. of Punjab, The Director, AHD The Addl.Dir. Genl. Of Police, and Member Secretary, vide letter no.15353/CR-2 SAWB of Punjab dt.17.7.2012 has submitted the report. 53 5.6.2012 Animal welfare activist The Director General of Alleged conduct of Police, Govt.of Haryana, The illegal dog fights in the 5.6.2012 Chief Secretary, Govt. of State of Haryana Haryana, The Director, AHD and Member Secretary, SAWB of Haryana 54 11.6.2012 Animal welfare activist The District Forest Officer, cruelty inflicted to 6.7.2012 The District Collector, The elephant at Kodumudi Superintendent of Police, Magudeswar temple Erode, The Regional Dy. Director, Wildlife Crime The Dist. Forest Officer- Control Bureau, Chennai The Erode, vide letter No. O/5262/ Commissioner, HR &CE, 12 dt. 19.7.12,has submitted The Executive Officer, the report. Kodumudi Magudeswar Temple
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55 12.6.2012 Animal welfare activist The Chief Secretary, The Illegal transportation of 6.7.2012 The Addl.Dir. Genl. Of Police, Director General of Police, The animals and cruelty vide letter no.16151/CR-2, dt. Director General, AHD & inflicted to animals during 24.7.12 has submitted the Member Secretary, SAWB of transportation in Punjab report. Haryana, The Director General of State Transport Department, Govt. of Haryana, Chandigarh The Chief Secretary, The 56 12.6.2012 Animal welfare activist Illegal transportation of 6.7.2012 Director General of Police, The animals and cruelty Director General, AHD & inflicted to animals during Member Secretary, SAWB of transportation in Punjab Uttar Pradesh, The Commissioner, Transport Department, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh Big Piranha fish kept in Blue Cross of India 57 12.6.2012 Animal welfare activist small tank 12.6.2012 DGP, C.S, SAWB 58 15.6.2012 Animal welfare activist Alleged conduct of illegal 18.6.2012 dog fights in the State of Haryana 59 15.6.2012 Animal weflare activist DGP, C.S, SAWB Illegal Dog fights in 18.6.2012 the State of Punjab Animal welfare D.C, C.S, Dire-Munl.Admn, The Commissioner Vellore 60 22.6.2012 activist AHD, S.P., Vellore Mun. Allegation of illegal 27.6.2012 Municipal Corporation vide Corp. catching and killing of letter No.Roc No.1862/2012/H2 straydog by Vellore dt. 5.7.12 has submitted the Munl. Corp. in cruel report. manner Rohin Vinod The District Collector, The Allegation complaint of 61 2.7.2012 Superintendent of Police, 19.7.2012 brutal kiling of stray dogs The Commisssioner, in palakad, kerala Muncipal Corporation, Palakkad, The Director, M.A, The Director, AHD, Govt. of Kerala Press Report The District Collector, The 62 8.7.2012 Superintendent of Police, Theni, Allegation of cruelty 19.7.2012 Anarjit & Arati Chauhan The Director, M.A and The inflicted on donkey in Director, AH & VS, Govt. of Theni Tamil Nadu The Dy. Commissioner of The Municipal Commissioner- 63 cruelty inflicted to animals 13.7.2012 police, Navi Mumbai, vide letter 4.7.2012 Press Report Navi Mumbai, The Director by Navi Mumbai no. OW.No.CP/NM/Crime/&ers/ General of Police, Govt.of 2023 dt. 31.7.12 has submitted Maharastra, The Director, AH & Corporation the report. VS, Pune, The Police Commissioner, Navi Mumbai TheCommissioner, M.A., Govt. of Maharastra
64 5.7.2012 Animal welfare activist The District Collector, The Allegation o fillegal 13.7.2012 Superintendent of Police, slaughter of animals in Sambhal, The Director, AHD Sambhal in U.P. and Member Secretary, SAWB of Uttar Pradesh
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65 6.7.2012 Animal welfare activist commr, Nagpur M.C., PFA starting of ABC/AR 12.6.2012 Nagpur proramme in Nagpur
66 8.7.2012 Press Report Commissioner-Kendriya The reported effort on the 12.7.2012 vidyalaya sangathan , Deputy part of the kendriya Commissioner, The Principal, Vidyalaya No.4, and Kendriya Vidyalaya, some migudied members New Delhi - 16 of teching staff to unlawfully deal with displace and dislocate street dogs. The Secretary, Palakkad 67 9.7.2012 Ms. Lisa Warden The District Collector, The Alleged of brutal killing of 19.7.2012 Muncipality, vide letter No.PH2- Superintendent of Police & The stray dogs by M.C. 4383/2005 dt,8.8.12 has Commissioner, Municipal Thrissur, Kerala Corporation, Thrissur, The submitted the report. Director, Municipal Administration, The Director, AHD, Govt. of Kerala,
68 9.7.2012 Ahinsa Mahasangh The Commissioner, Municipal Catching and relocation of 19.7.2012 Corporation, Ahmedabad, The stray dogs by the Director General of Police, Ahmedabad M.C Govt.of Maharastra, The Director, AH & VS & Member Secretary, Govt. of Gujarat, The Director of Municipalities, Govt. of Gujarat, The District Collector, The Commisioner of Police, Ahmedabad
69 30.6.2012 Animal welfare actvist The Commissioner, Municipal Alleged complaint of brutal 19.7.2012 Corporation, Ahmedabad, The killing of stray dogs in Director General of Police, Ahmedabad M.C Govt.of Maharastra, The Director, AH & VS & Member Secretary, Govt. of Gujarat, The Director of Municipalities, Govt. of Gujarat, The District Collector, The Commisioner of Police, Ahmedabad
70 5.7.2012 PFA Comibatore The Commissioner, Municipal Alleged of cruelty inflicted 19.7.2012 Corporation, Surat, The District on stray dogs in Surat, Collector, Surat Gujarat
71 12.7.2012 Animal welfare activist DC, Munl.Admn, AHD, Alleged complaint of 19.7.2012 Commr.of police, brutal killing of strayd Coimbatore M.C., in Coimbatore Naraimma Nacien palayam peruratchi, PFA coimbatore
72 17.7.2012 Society for Animal Welfare, The President of the Adiya Elite, Rearing a pet dog in 20.7.2012 Dindigul Rahul Jagini Hyderabad
73 18.7.2012 Ms. Priti Devei The Commissioner, Madurai Alled d complaint of brutal 19.7.2012 Municipal Corporation & The killing of stray dogs in District Collector, Madurai madurai
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74 25.7.2012 Animal welfare activist The Member Secretary, CZA, Complaint reg. Lion kept in 30.7.2012 New Delhi Byculla Zoo in Mumbai Necessary protection of 75 25.7.2012 Ahmedabad M.C, PFA Ahmedabad & 30.7.2012 action against criminal Animal welfare activist intimidation
76 27.7.2012 The Commissioner, Municipal Report received reg. 30.7.2012 V.K.Damodar Corporation, Surat, The District shocking state of ABC Collector, Surat programe in Surat
77 31.7.2012 The Principal Chief Creuelty inflicted to 9.8.2012 Conservator of Forests, Govt. elephant in Kerala of Kerala, The Chief Secretary, The Director General of Police, The Asst. Director, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau, Cochin, Govt. of Kerala, The District Collector, Thrissur and The Animal welfare activist Executive Director, Guruvayoor Temple
The Commr- Surat M.C, 78 1.8.2012 Ms. Archana Khare Suspension of ABC 14.8.2012 District Collector Surat programme curretly being Animal Protection club
79 2.8.2012 Animal welfare activist The District Collector, Raipur Alleged that cruelty inlficted 10.8.2012 to animals in Raipur 80 3.8.2012 Animal welfare activist The District Collector, Theni, The Director General of Police, Allegation of illegal 10.8.2012 transporation of animals The Director, AH & VS, The and cruelty inflicted to Secretary, Transport animal during Department, The Regional transportation in Theni Transport Officer, Theni, The Dist. SPCA Theni District, Govt. of Tamil Nadu
81 6.8.2012 Naresh Kadyan The Senior Superintendent of violations of the provsion 13.8.2012 The Addl. D.G.P. , Crime, Police,Ludhiana, The Chief of the PCA Act, 1960 and Punjab, vide letter no. 19142/ Secretary, The Director its rules during the bullock CR-2, Dt.31.8.12, has General of Police, Govt. of cart races held at Kila submitted the report. Raipur/ Sayian village in Punjab The Deputy Inspector Punjab General of Police, Ludhiana, The Commissioner of Police, Ludhiana, The Senior Superintendent of Police, Khanna
82 6.8.2012 Press Report The District Collector, The Alleged complaint of brutal 9.8.2012 Commissioner, Municipal killing of stray dogs in Corporation, The Palakkad Superintendent of Police, Palakkad, The Director, AH & VS, Govt.of Kerala
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The Joint Director-AHD, 83 10.8.2012 V.K. Damodar Allegtion reg. Emus left 13.8.2012 Madurai and The District abandoned without Collector, Madurai proper care.
The Principal Chief 84 7.8.2012 Animal welfare activist Cruelty inflicted to 7.9.2012 Conservator of Forests, The elephant in Kerala Chief Secretary, The Director General of Police, Govt. of Kerala, The Asst. Director, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau, Cochin, The District Collector, The Executive Director, Guruvayoor Temple, Thrissur District
The Director General of Police, 85 17.8.2012 V.K. Damodar Alleged conduct illegal 21.8.2012 The Addl. D.G.P. , Crime, Govt.of Punjab, The Chief dog fights in the State of Punjab, vide letter no.20003 / Secretary, Govt. of Punjab, Punjab CR-2, Dt.11.9.12, has The Director, AHD and submitted the report. Member Secretary, SAWB of Punjab
The Principal Chief 86 31.8.2012 Animal Welfare Activist Cruelty inflicted to 4.9.2012 Conservator of Forests, The elephant in Kerala Chief Secretary, The Director General of Police, Govt. of Kerala, The Asst. Director, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau, Cochin, The District Collector, The Executive Director, Guruvayoor Temple, Thrissur District
The Municipal Commissioner- 87 31.8.2012 Ms. Nirmala Pillai cruelty inflicted to animals 4.9.2012 Navi Mumbai, The Director by Navi mumbai General of Police, Govt.of corporation Maharastra, The Director, AH & VS, Pune, The Police Commissioner, Navi Mumbai TheCommissioner, M.A., Govt. of Maharastra
The Commissioner of Police, 88 31.8.2012 Shri Sharath Babu Harrassment of stray 14.9.2012 Chennai, The Director General dogs by neighbour in of Police, The Director, AH & Neelangarai VS, The Director, M.A, Govt. of Tamil Nadu, The SHO, Neelangarai,
The Principal Chief 89 14.9.2012 Animal Welfare activist Use of blackbuck Horn as 17.9.2012 Conservator of Forests, The an accessory in Chief Secretary, The Director Autorickshaws in North General of Police, Govt. of Karantaka Karnataka
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90 21.9.2012 Animal welfare activist The Deputy Commissioner/ Allegation of illegal killing of 24.9.2012 The Municipal Commissioner, Collector, Bidar,The Chief stray dogs by poisoning in Bidar, fax letter dt.29.9.12 Secretary, The Director Bidar in a cruel manner has submitted the report. (2) General of Police, The The Commissioner, AHD, Director, M.A, The Karantaka vide letter no.CAH Commissioner, AH & VS, The DVD-5 CR AWB-2 2009-10 Commissioner, Municipal dt. 2.1.13 has submitted the Administration & report. Superintendent of Police, Bidar Street dogs and the 91 24.9.2012 BCH, Hyderabad The Commissioner,Udaipur lawful manner of 24.9.2012 and The Chairperson, Udaipur dealing with them Municipal Corporation through sterilization and immunization and rpeort received regarding unlawful manner of handling complaint dogs Brutal killing of 300 92 27.9.2012 Animal welfare activist The District Collector, Ongole, stray dogs in 1.10.2012 Dist: Prakasam, The Member medarmetla Panchayat Secretary, SAWB of A.P,The in Prakasam Dist., A.P. Director, AHD, The Director, M.A and Urban Development, The Superintendent of Police, Prakasam District and The Officer-in-charge, Medarametle Panchayat distrubution of temple 93 27.9.2012 Animal welfare activist Madras Pinjarapole, HRCE animal -1 bull to gaushalas 1.10.2012 for maintanance
Catching and relocation of 94 1.10.2012 PFA Ahmedabad The Dean, Madras Medical stray cats by Narikuruvas 4.10.2012 College and Govt. General in Neelangarai Hospital, The Directorate of Medical service Allegation regarding 95 1.10.2012 Animal welfare activist The Commissioner, Rajkot catching and relocation of 9.10.2012 Municipal Commissioner, The stray dog at Rajkot,U.P. District Collector, The Superintendent of Police, Rajkot, The Director, AHD & Member Secretary, SAWB of Gujarat, The Director, M.A, Govt. of Gujarat Allegation reg. killing, 96 10.10.2012 Animal welfare activist The Commissioner, Bhopal catching and relocation of 11.10.12 Municipal Corporation, The stray dogs at Bhopal Chief Secretary, The Director Nagar Nigam General of Police, The Director, AHD, The Direector, M.A, Govt. of Madhya Pradesh The District Collector, Bhopal The Commissioner of Police, Bhopal Allegation reg.voilation 97 11.10.2012 Karuna International, Indore International Trust of Peace, of ABC (Dogs)Rules 11.10.2012 The Commissioner, 2001 Tambarm Municipality
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98 11.10.2012 The Commissioner, Municipal Allged killing of stray dogs 12.10.2012 Animal welfare activist Corporation, Indore, The Chief by poisoning in Indore, Secretary, The Director M.P. General of Police, The Director, M.A, The Director, AH (Animal Health) Department, Govt. of Madhya Pradesh and The District Collector, Indore
99 10.10.2012 Animal welfare activist A.K.Mahajan, Brahmaputra unlawful deal with 9.10.2012 Apart., Mr.Asha Bhanot, Col. displace street dogs and K.C Malhotra treat them with extreme cruelty
100 10.10.2012 Animal welfare activist Mr.U.P.Kanulkar, Chembur to unlawful deal with 8.10.2012 displace, and dislocate street dogs and trat them with extreme cruelty and your reported effort to interfere with street dog feeding b Mrs. Gunnalakzmi Gail Employees 101 10.10.2012 Adrash Garden Apartments your reported signature 26.9.20212 Animal welfare activist owners association campaign among Adarsh Garden reisdents in a bid to eventually “ban” the keeping of pets by residents The Commissioner, Nagpur 102 12.10.2012 Animal welfare activist Municipal Corporation, The complaint reg. death of 12.10.2012 District Collector, Nagpur, The dog due to negligence in Commissioner of Police, Nagpur not sending the ambulance vehicle by Nagpur M.C 103 12.10.2012 The Commissioner of Police, 17.10.2012 Animal welfare activist Faridabad and The SHO, enforcement of laaw to Sector-46, Faridabad ensure illegal slaughter of camels are prevented in tamilnadu during this month 104 27.10.2012 Animal welfare activist S.S.Kapur, IPS, P/SI Naveen 27.10.2012 chand crimes against animal are reported to be rempant at 105 29.10.2012 Faridabad 26.10.2012 Animal welfare activist Jaipal Chaudhary-RWA, Ms. cruelty to street dogs in Bindu Goel, S.C Jain your locality-manner of dealing in accordance with law 106 30.10.2012 V.K.Venkitachalam The Commissioner, Bhopal 5.11.2012 Municipal Corporation, The Allegation reg. killing, Commissioner-cum-Secretary, catching and relocation of Urban Administration and stray dogs at Bhopal Nagar Nigam Development,
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107 2.11.2012 V.K.Venkitachalam The Principal Chief Elephant parade 5.11.2012 Conservator of Forests, The conducted at Adapputty Chief Secretary, The Director near Kunamkulam General of Police, The Asst. Director, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau, Govt. of Kerala and The District Collector, The District Forest Officer, The Executive Officer, St. George Orthodox Church
108 2.11.2012 PETA & Ms. Naina Athale The Principal Chief Allegation reg. cruelty 5.11.2012 Conservator of Forests, The inflicted to captive elephant Chief Inspector, vide letter no. dt. Chief Secretary, The Director in religious places in 28.11.12 , has submitted the General of Police, The Asst. Kerala report Director, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau, Govt. of Kerala and The District Collector, The District Forest Officer, The Executive Officer, St. George Orthodox Church
109 5.11.2012 V.K.Damodar The District Collector, Jodhpur, Allegation of illegal conduct 6.11.2012 The Chief Secretary, The of Elephant polo in Principal Chief Conservator of Jodhpur, Rajasthan Forests, Govt.of Rajasthan, The District Forest Officer
110 7.11.2012 Animal welfare activist The Commissioner of Police, Request to provide police 9.11.2012 Mumbai assistace to release stray dogs to the same area as per the providison of ABC Dog rules & action against animal cruelty
111 7.11.2012 Animal welfare activist The District Forest Officer, The cruelty inflicted to wild birds 9.11.2012 District Collector, The from Govt. Dept of Kerala Superintendent of Police, The Superintending Engineer, Kozhikode, The PCCF, Govt. of Kerala
112 15.11.2012 Animal welfare activist The Commissioner, Allegation reg. ilelgat 16.11.2012 Kozhikode Municipal catching of stray dogs and Corporation, The District starting ot ABC/AR Collector, Kozhikode The programme in Kozhikode Chief Secretary, Govt. of Kerala
113 20.11.2012 Press Report The Commissioner, Allegation reg. improper 21.11.2012 Thiruthuraipoondi Municipality, implemntation of ABC The Joint Director, AHD, programme by Thiruthrai Thiruvarur poondi Municipality
114 21.11.2012 Animal welfare activist notice of demand with 20.11.2012 The President, RWA North repsect to your illegal, Nirvana Country arbitrary and absurd actions relating to pet dogs and pet owners
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21.11.2012 115 8.11.2013 V.K.Damodar The District Collector, The Fire at crown circus Superintendent of Police, presently caped at Vellore and The Secretary, vellore, T.N SPCA, Vellore 27.11.2012 116 30.11.2012 Animal welfare activist The Secretary, Forest & Wildife, Prevention of cruelty by The Chief Wildlife Warden and replacing use of live bait to The Divisional Forest Officer, capture large cats, such as Ludhiana, Chandigarh the leopard at Kadian village The Principal Chief 31.12.2012 117 4.12.2012 Press Report Conservator of Forests, The Cruelty inflicted to killing of Chief Secretary, The Director tiger in Wayanad, Kerala General of Police, Govt. of Kerala, The Asst. Director, Wildlife Crime Bureau, Cochin
Nagpur Municipal Corporation 118 7.12.2012 Press Report allegation reg. illegal 11.12.2012 dumping of stray & community dogs at Bhandewadi in Nagpur The District Collector and The 31.12.2012 119 8.12.2012 Press Report Commissioner, Municipal Office, Cruelty inflicted dogs in Pudukottai, The Director, M.A., Keramangalam Town, Govt. of Tamil Nadu Pudukottai
31.12.2012 120 10.12.2012 Animal Welfare Activtist The Commissioner, Municipal cruelty inflicted dogs in Corporation, Chennai, The Naganallur Officer-Incharge, Nanganallur Municipal Office, 31.12.2012 121 13.12.2012 Press Report The District Collector & The Cruelty inflicted dogs in Superintendent of Police, Karanodai Village, Thiruvallur, The President, Redhills Karnodai Panchayat,
122 31.12.2012 14.12.2012 Ms. Richa Shukla The Principal Chief cruelty inflicted to monkey Conservator of Forests, The in Kolkata, W.B Director, AHD, Govt. of West Bengal, The Regional Dy. Director (ER) Wildlife Crime Control Bureau, The Commissioner of Police, Kolkota, The Secretary, Kolkota Sanam 123 20.12.2012 The District Collector & The Killing of 35 stray dogs in 31.12.2012 Superintendent of Police, Uttukottai Tiruvallur,
124 8.1.2013 Allegation of illegal 11.01.2013 Animal Welfare Activist The District Collector, The conduct of elephant Commissioner of Police, The polo in Jaipur, Raj District Forest Officer, Jaipur, The Chief Secretary, The Principal Chief
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Conservator of Forests, Govt.of Allegation regarding 125 19.1.2013 Shri Satyajeet Rai 23.01.2013 Rajasthan killing of Pigeons
complaint received reg. 126 25.1.2013 Animal Welfare activist The Secretary, Bombay SPCA 28.02.2013 unlawful conduct onyour part, and that of your The President, RWA, Sispal family in respect of Vihar AWHO Welfare sterilizaed and vaccinated Maintenance Society community dog 13.03.2013 127 21.2.2012 PETA The Commissioner, Municipal Allegation of cruelty Corporation, The District inflicted to dogs -brutal Collector, The Commissioner of catching and relocation of Police, Udaipur, The Chief stray dogs in Udaipur Secretary, The Director General of Police, The Director, AHD, Govt.of Rajasthan
The District Collector, 1.3.2013 13.3.2013 128 Animal Welfare activist Tiruvarur, The Alleged killing of stray Superintendent of Police, dogs in Koothanallur Tiruvarur, The President, Village in Thiruvarur Dist. Koothanallur Village Conduct of elephant Panchayat, festival in Rajasthan The Chairman, Rajasthan Conduct of elephant 129 11.3.2013 Indian Institute of Animals Tourism Development 13.3.2013 Commissionier & Principal festival in Rajasthan Welfare Corporation, The Chief Secretary, Tourism, Govt. of Secretary, The Director Rajasthan, vide letter no. 5956 General of Police, The Principal dt. 4.6.13 has submitted the report Chief Conservator of Forests, Govt. of Rajasthan
130 11.3.20313 The District Collector, The Request to stop Superintendent of Police, 13.03.2013 Salem, The Director General of sacrifice of animal in Salem Police, The Director, AH & VS, Govt. of Tamil Nadu, The Secretary, SPCA Salem
The Inspector of Police, Illegal transportation of 131 20.3.2013 28.3.2013 Peerkankaranai Police Station, animals and cruelty The District Collector, The inflicted to animals during Superintendent of Police, transportation in Peerkankaranai, Kancheepuram Kanchepuram Dist.
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1. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA – W.P.(C) No.44/2004 – PEOPLE FOR ETHICAL TREATMENT FOR ANIMALS (PeTA) Vs UNION OF INDIA & ORS.
2. W.P.No.309 OF 2003, LAXMI NARAIN MODI Vs UNION OF INDIA & ORS and
3. W.P.No.14121 of 2009 – Hansraj Bhardwaj Vs Union of India & Ors
SLAUGHTER HOUSE CASE
PETA, India has filed a W.P.(Civil) No.44/2004 in the Supreme Court against the Union of India & others praying for directions to all State Govts. to constitute SPCAs in each District and for proper implementation of Transportation Rules and Slaughter house Rules. The AWBI is Respondent No.2 in this case.
Laxmi Narain Modi has filed a Writ Petition (C) No.309 of 2003 in the Hon’ble Supreme Court against Union of India & Others praying for modernization and improvement of slaughter houses, ensure compliance of Act and Rules thereunder and creating awareness among public on management of slaughter houses and effective monitoring of slaughter houses.
Shri Hansraj Bhardwaj has filed a S.L.P(C) No.14121 in the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India against the Union of India & another regarding rampant illegal/unlicensed slaughter houses in the Country. The AWBI has been arrayed as Respondent No.2. All the above matters are clubbed together.
The Board has conducted inspection of the slaughter houses as per Rule 9 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Slaughter House) Rules, 2001 and submitted reports in respect to the states of Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka. The Board has also filed additional affidavits regarding the steps taken by the Board for constitution of State Animal Welfare Board and SPCAs in every district.
As per the direction of Hon’ble Supreme Court, AWBI had collected information from all State Governments/UTs, the data on recognized/licensed and unrecognized/unlicensed slaughter houses and forwarded to Counsel for submission before Hon’ble Court.
4. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA – JALLIKATTU CASE – SLP (C) No.11686 of 2007 – Animal Welfare Board of India Vs A. Nagarajan & Ors and S.L.P.No.18804-18805 – AWBI Vs P.Rajasekaran & Ors
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The AWBI has filed a Special Leave Petition in the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India against the order passed by the Division Bench of the Hon’ble High Court of Madras in the Jallikattu matter. The bulls that are involved in the Jallikattu are subjected to severe cruelty and suffering. Moreover, bulls and bull tamers are often grievously injured.
The Hon’ble Apex Court had issued an order directing the State to ensure that the guidelines specified are fully followed, and animals not subjected to any cruelty.
The Board has filed the status report in the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India on the basis of data presented by it, that the safety measures that had been adopted were obviously not satisfactory or sufficient. The Hon’ble Supreme Court directed the adoption of additional safeguards to ensure safety.
The cases are still pending before the Court.
5. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA – JALLIKATTU CASE – SLP (C) No.145 of 2011 – People for Ethical Treatment of Animals Vs State of Tamil Nadu & Ors
JALLIKATTU CASE
PeTA has filed a Writ Petition in the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India against the provisions of the Section 3 of the Tamil Nadu Regulation of Jallikattu Act, 2009, contending that the same is ultra vires the Constitution of India and repugnant to the provisions of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animal Act, 1960. The Board has filed its Counter in the matter. Now, the matter is tagged with SLP (C) No.11686 of 2007 and pending for hearing.
6. In the Hon’ble High Court of Madras at Madurai Bench – W.P.(MD) No.15167 of 2011- K.R.Ambalatharasu Vs Union of India & Others
JALLIKATTU CASE K. R. Ambalatharasu has filed a Petition in the Hon’ble High Court of Madras at Madurai Bench against Union of India and others, seeking a writ of declaration that Section 22 of the P.C.A Act, 1960 and the notification no.GSR (E) issued by the Ministry of Environment and Forests dated 11 th July, 2011 as unconstitutional and void. The Board has filed the counter affidavit in this matter. However, the Hon’ble Court has given permission for conduct of Jallikattu event during the Pongal festival. The matter has been transferred to the Hon’ble Supreme Court and tagged with SLP No.11686 of 2007. The case is pending for hearing.
7. SLP(C) No.691/2009 – In the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India – AWBI VS P.E.S.T & Ors.
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8. In the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India – S.L.P (C)No.1740 of 2009 In Defence of Animals Vs Union of India & Ors
9. In the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India - S.LP.(C) No.1627 of 2009 : Viniyog Pariwar Trust and Another Vs Brihan Mumbai Municipal Corporation & others in the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India at New Delhi
STRAY DOGS CASE
AWBI has filed a Special Leave Petition in the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India to stay the order passed by the Hon’ble High Court of Mumbai, to the effect that the Municipal Commissioner could order the killing of ‘nuisance” dogs even though the Animal Birth Control (Dogs) Rules, 2001, are to the contrary. Notice of petition was issued to all respondents.
The Hon’ble Apex Court stayed the operation of the final order passed by the Hon’ble High Court of Bombay, dated 19th December, 2008.
The matter (at Sl.Nos. 8 and 9) are connected with the AWBI’s stray dog petition at the Supreme Court, and the status of all is the same.
10. IN THE HON’BLE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA – W.P.(C). No.154 of 2012 – Karuna Society For Animals and Nature & Others Vs Union of India & Ors
PROHIBITION OF USE, SALE AND DISPOSAL OF PLASTIC BAGS IN ALL MUNICIPALITIES AND MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS
Karuna Society for Animals and Nature, Puttaparthi, Andhra Pradesh, Visakha Society for Protection and Care, Visakapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, has filed a Writ Petition against the Union of India and others praying for appropriate directions under Article 32 of the Constitution of India prohibiting the use, sale and disposal of plastic bags, to forthwith prohibit and / or to phase out in a time bound manner the “ open garbage disposal system” and to remove open garbage receptacles, to implement door to door garbage collection and to ensure that waste storage facilities are built and managed such that animals are not allowed to move around in the vicinity of such facilities and to segregate all plastic waste across the municipal solid waste collection and disposal chain /systems and to provide animal shelters , rescue homes and veterinary services for stray cattle to provide amelioration for suffering animals. AWBI has been listed as Respondent No.19 .The Writ Petition is still pending.
35 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______11. In the Hon’ble High Court of Chennai – I.A. No.511 of 2013 in W.P.No.1750 of 2012 - Animal Welfare Board of India Vs Kennel Club of India & Others
TAIL DOCKING AND EAR CROPPING CASE
Kennel Club of India and another has filed the above Writ Petition against the Union of India and others praying to quash the directions issued by the AWBI and Veterinary Council of India to refrain from interfering with the practice of ear cropping and tail docking in canine pups by medical procedure through qualified veterinarians. The AWBI is listed as Respondent no.2
The Hon’ble Court has heard the arguments on both side and passed an order that the impugned order issued by the Board is quashed and the Writ Petition is allowed. The Board has filed an Appeal against the order and the case is pending for hearing.
12. IN THE HON’BLE HIGH COURT OF MADRAS – W.P No.1957 &1958 of 2009 – Kennel Club of India Vs Animal Welfare Board of India
Kennel Club of India and another has filed the above Writ Petitions against the Union of India and others praying for directions to restrict the Respondents from initiating action for non- compliance with Rule 12 of the ABC (Dogs) Rules, 2001 and declaring that Rule 12 of the Animal Birth Control (Dogs) Rules 2001 as void ab initio ex facie illegal and unenforceable and ultra vires the provisions of the Act and Constitution of India. The Board has filed its counter. The matter is pending for hearing.
13. In the Hon’ble High Court of Andhra Pradesh – W.P.No.26492 of 2008 S.S.R.K. Guruprasad Vs The District Collector, Kakinada
SPCA Kakinada Matter
Shri S.S.R.K. Guruprasad, Ex-Secretary, SPCA Kakinada filed a Writ Petition in the Hon’ble High Court of Andhra Pradesh at Hyderabad against the District Collector and Chairman, SPCA Kakinada regarding his removal from the post of Secretary of SPCA Kakinada.
The Hon’ble Court has passed an order dated 10.12.2008 stating that “Under Rule 5(2) of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Establishment and Regulation of Societies for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) Rules, 2001(for short’ the Rules) the Animal Welfare Board of India (hereinafter referred to as ‘the Board) shall examine the annual report and the annual accounts submitted by the Society and may give any direction to the Society for improvement of its functioning including the supercession of the managing committee of the Society with a view to give effect to the provisions
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The impugned order superceding the committee has been passed by the District Collector and not by the Board. The impugned order does not disclose the petitioner or the Society having been heard before passing of such order. There shall be interim suspension as prayed for. “
The Board has filed its counter affidavit and impleading petition in the above case. The case is pending for hearing.
14. In the Hon’ble Munsif Court of Tiruchy – O.S.No.284 of 2005 - Animal Environmental Welfare Society (SPCA Tiruchy) Vs AWBI
The Petitioner has filed a petition in the Tiruchy Munisiff Court for restraining the Board from interfering / supervising the activities and prayed the Hon’ble Court to pass a decree in favour of the Plaintiff against defendants for declaring the Association as an independent society registered under the Society Registration Act owing the suit property described hereunder and as a consequential relief for permanent injunction restraining the Defendants, their men, agents, servants, sub-ordinates etc from interfering, with the peaceful possession, enjoyment and management of the plaintiff of the suit property described hereunder in any manner whatsoever and for such other reliefs as deem fit and proper to grant in the nature and circumstances of the case and thus render justice.
The SPCA Tiruchy was a recognized organization and became defunct and inactive. In the year 2000, the SPCA Tiruchy changed its name as “Animal Environmental Welfare Society and started functioning independently. Instead of doing the animal welfare activities, the society started doing commercial activities by building shops, in the premises and letting them out for rent. The society has been misusing the property. The Board has sent a notice to the society and also requested the District Collector for reconstituting the Tiruchy District SPCA. The Board has filed its counter written statement in 2005. The Board has filed its documents along with affidavit giving evidence to the Court. The Board employee has rendered evidence and case is posted for orders.
15. In the Hon’ble High Court of Judicature at Allahabad – W.P.No.33215 of 2011 – Gorakhpur SPCA Vs Union of India & Others
Gorakhpur SPCA has filed a Petition against Union of India and others praying directions for declaring the rule 3 of “Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Establishment and Regulation of Societies
37 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) Rules, 2001 as null, void, unconstitutional and in operative, quashing the consequential notification dated 10.7.2002 issued by the State Government and restraining the Respondents from forcibly taking the possession of the office and property of the petitioners.
The Board has filed its Counter affidavit in this case. The case is pending for hearing.
16. In the Hon’ble High Court of Himachal Pradesh at Shimla –W.P.No. of 2011 – Ramesh Sharma Vs State of Himachal Pradesh & Others
Shri. Ramesh Kumar has filed a petition against State of Himachal Pradesh through Secretary (Home), as Respondent no.1, and others against the directions of the District Magistrate not allowing the Kamakshi Temple to sacrifice the animals during Dusherra Festival and AWBI is Respondent No.8
In the above said Civil Writ Petition, the Petitioner has prayed, inter alia to:
(i) issue a writ of centiorari thereby quashing and setting aside letter dated 1.10.2011 and the respondents no2 to 6 be directed not to interfere in the ritual / day-today functioning of the temple.
(ii) the respondent no.2, be directed to take action on the complaint dated 7.10.2011 in accordance with law. The Board has filed its counter affidavit in this matter and the case is pending for hearing before the Court.
17. In the Hon’ble High Court of Jammu & Kashmir at Srinagar – O.W.P.No.361 of 2011 – Adv. A.R. Hajuria & others Vs State of Jammu & Kashmir & Others
The Petitioners have filed this case against the State of Jammu & Kashmir, through its Chief Secretary, as Respondent no.1 and AWBI is Respondent no.5 for a writ order or direction to the respective respondents to implement the Animal Birth Control (Dogs) Rules to control the stray dogs population in Srinagar. The Board has filed its counter affidavit praying the Hon’ble Court to direct all agencies and instrumentalities of the State, and all other bodies and individuals involved in addressing and handling the stray dog situation at Srinagar, to co-operate with each other, and while altogether shunning culling, dislocation, displacement and or dumping of means of stray population control, to work together for putting a strong and effective animal birth control programme in place, in the manner suggested by expert organizations and bodies, under the aegis of the respondent no.5. The Court has passed the orders in August, 2011 and 9th September, 2011 directing the SMC to implement the ABC programme and to create dog pounds. AWBI has filed a detailed report on pros and cons in creating dog pounds. The Petitioner was directed to file his detailed reply to various points raised in the report. The matter is pending before the Court.
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18. In the Hon’ble High Court of Andhra Pradesh at Hyderabad – W.P.No.28354 of 2011- Animal Welfare Society Vs Union of India & Others
The Board has de-recognised Animal Welfare Society, Hyderabad, an Animal Welfare Organisation based on the inspection reports received that its Animal Birth Control operations are carried out resulting in cruelty to the animals. Animal Welfare Society, Hyderabad has filed a petition against Union of India through its Secretary, Ministry of Environment & Forests as Respondent no.1 and Animal Welfare Board India as R.No.2 praying (I) to issue a writ, order, or direction more particularly one in the nature of Writ of Mandamus declaring the action of the respondent no.2, in initiating action against the petitioner Society based upon comments of untrained people made behind the back of the petitioner organization and to derecognize the petitioner society as illegal, unconstitutional and consequently set aside the proceedings no.10-683/07-08/AWO dated 12.10.2011 issued by the 2nd respondent….
The Board has filed its counter and additional affidavits and the case is pending for hearing.
19. In the Hon’ble High Court of Kerala at Ernakulam – W.P.No.28255 of 2011 A.R. Ajayan Vs State of Kerala & Others
Shri A.R. Ajayan filed a petition against The Secretary to Government, State of Kerala as Respondent No.1 and others and the AWBI is Respondent No.7, praying the Hon’ble Court to issue (i) a Writ of Mandamus or any other appropriate writ or order directing respondents Nos. 1-6, to take all necessary and immediate action to destroy stray dogs in the State; ii) a Writ of mandamus or any other appropriate writ or order directing respondents Nos. 1-6, to implement the provisions of the Animal Birth Control (Dogs) Rules, 2001 for an effective result in long term basis; iii) a writ of mandamus or any other appropriate writ or order directing respondent Nos.1 to 6 to initiate vaccination and sterilization drive in the State; and iv) Grant such other relief as the Hon’ble Court deems fit and proper in the interest of justice. The Board has filed its counter affidavit and the matter is pending for hearing.
XIII. AWBI PUBLICATIONS
The Board publishes quarterly journals – Animal Citizen in English and Jeev Sarthi in Hindi and also a bilingual monthly AWBI Newsletter.
XIV. IMPLEMENTATION OF PERFORMING ANIMALS RULES
The Govt. of India has notified the Performing Animals (Registration) Rules, 2001 on 26-3- 2001 and amended in 2002. Section 3 of the rules requires that any person desirous of training or exhibiting a performing animal shall apply to the Board, which is the prescribed authority for registration. The film/ad film producers and circus companies applied to the Board for issue of registration certificate. The Performing Animals Sub-Committee constituted by the Board scrutinized/ processed the applications and issued the registration certificates after ascertaining /ensuring that there was no cruelty inflicted on the performing animals.
During the year 2012-13, the Board has processed and issued registration certificates and issued pre-shoot permission to 785 films/ad-films/serials and post-shoot permission (NOC) to 677 films/ad-films/serials.
39 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______XV. TOURS AND INSPECTIONS
Meetings/Visits/Tours of Chairman, AWBI during the year 2012-13: Date Programme 08.04.2012 to Attended meeting of State Animal Welfare Board Chandigarh UT 10.04.2012 Attended meeting with the Principal Secretary, Animal Husbandry and 15.04.2012 to Commissioner Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation at Bhubaneshwar 16.04.2012 in c/w the stray dog issue and activation of SAWB and District SPCAs in Odisha.
Attended meeting with Secretary MoEF, JS, MoEF and other ministries 26.04.2012 joint secretaries regarding Laxmi Narain Modi Vs. Union of India in the matter of Slaughter Houses.
27.04.2012 to Attended Animal Welfare Conference organized by Tripura Veterinary 29.04.2012 Doctors’ Association at Agartala.
04.05.2012 Attended meeting of Gaushalas at Kurukshetra Haryana
16.05.2012 Attended meeting with Hon’ble Chief Minister Punjab regarding stray cattle / dogs at Chandigarh. 01.06.2012 Attended meeting with Joint Secretary, MoEF to discuss issues related to Srinagar ABC/AR programme.
08.06.2012 Attended meeting with the officials of MoEF to discuss about the Golden Jubilee Celebrations of AWBI. 18.06.2012 Inaugurated the Vet Train Programme at Jeevashram Foundation, Rajokari, New Delhi by VBB, AWBI and MCG along with Brig. S.S. Chohan and Prof. P. K. Uppal.
29.06.2012 Attended the Foundation Ceremony organized by Shri Haryana Gaushala, Hansi, Hissar, Haryana.
30.06.2012 to Attended meeting with Chief Secretary, J&K regarding ABC/AR programme 04.07.2013 and other issues related to street dogs at Srinagar, J&K.
05.07.2012 Inaugurated the training programme of representatives of State Govts. and State Animal Welfare Boards regarding effective functioning of SAWBs and District SPCAs organized by Animal Welfare Division, MoEF at NIAW. 06.07.2012 to Attended Conference organized by APCRI on Rabies control and meeting 08.07.2012 with the officials of SAWB West Bengal and other officials of W.B. Govt. related to Animal Welfare.
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Date Programme
14.07.2012 to Chaired the meeting of Turf Clubs at BTC Bangalore on Welfare Concerns 16.07.2012 of Race Horses.
27.07.2012 Attended meeting with the Secretary, Dept. of Animal Husbandry at Krishi Bhawan to discuss various Animal Welfare issues.
07.08.2012 Attended meeting with Joint Secretary, MoEF to discuss issues related release of grants to AWBI and other Animal Welfare issues.
09.08.2012 Attended meeting with the officials of Brooks Hospitals India regarding animal welfare.
17.09.2012 Attended the Blue Collar Programme organized by World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA)
27.09.2012 Attended meeting with Hon’ble MOS, MEF regarding postponement of Golden Jubilee Seminar at Delhi and regional seminars
28.09.2012 to Attended meeting with the officials of RWITC and all Turf Clubs to ad- 01.10.2012 dress issues related to equine welfare.
11.10.2012 Attended PETA’s Humanitarian Award Function and received the Humanitarian Award and attended meeting with Mumbai Film Producers Association regarding their issues with AWBI pertaining to Performing Animals in Films.
18.10.2012 Attended meeting with the Commissioner, Municipal Corporation Gurgaon regarding ABC/AR Programme in Gurgaon
01.11.2012 Attended a meeting with the Chief Postmaster General Delhi Circle re- garding Special Cover (Stamp release) on the occasion of Golden Jubi- lee Celebration at New Delhi.
09.11.2012 Attended meeting with Secretary, MoEF in the matter of Laxmi Narain Modi’s case of Slaughter Houses
14.11.2012 to Attended India For Animals Conference organized by FIAPO on Animal 17.11.2012 Welfare.
23.11.2012 Attended a meeting at National Center for Disease Control (NCDC) re- garding Rabies project (Animal Component) at New Delhi
26.11.2012 Attended WSPA’s programme and Screening and panel discussion on Plastic Cow at New Delhi
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Date Programme 01.12.2012 Attended a meeting in Rail Bhawan regarding transportation of wild ani- mals by railways
07.12.2012 Attended Expert Consultation on costing interventions for Rabies control organized by Public Health Foundation of India (PFHI) at New Delhi. 12.12.2012 Attended the meeting with WSPA delegates regarding equine welfare.
18.12.2012 Attended meeting with Mayor and Commissioner East Delhi Municipal Corporation Delhi regarding ABC/AR programme. 26.12.2012 to Attended the General Body meeting and 1st Regional Seminar of AWBI 30.12.2012 Golden Jubilee at Chennai from 27-30 December 2012. 11.01.2013 to Attended meeting with Hon’ble Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Chief 12.01.2013 Secretary and other Govt. officials w.r.t. Regional Seminar at Jaipur 27.01.2013 to Attended the 17th Asian Regional Meeting and Conference on Rabies 30.01.2013 control at Bangalore. 27.01.2013 to Attended the 17th Asian Regional Meeting and Conference on Rabies 30.01.2013 control at Bangalore. 27.01.2013 to Attended the 17th Asian Regional Meeting and Conference on Rabies 30.01.2013 control at Bangalore.
13.02.2013 Attended meeting of FAD 5 at Manak Bhawan regarding Transportation and Slaughter of Animals. 21.02.2013 Attended meeting at NCDC regarding Animal component for ABC/AR Programme for 12th Plan. 22.02.2013 Addressed the HAWO trainees at NIAW Ballabhgarh and to deliver certificates to them 26.02.2013 to Attended meeting at NCDC New Delhi regarding Animal component for 01.03.2013 Rabies Control and attended the National Dog Welfare Conference India at Chennai from 27-28 February, and Grants sub-committee meeting at AWBI Hqs. at Chennai on 1st March, 2013 08.03.2013 Attended CPCSEA meeting at MoEF. 13.03.2013 to Attended meeting on animal welfare with the officials of Govt. of UT 14.03.2013 Chandigarh 15.03.2013 Attended meeting with officials of MCD regarding enhancement of ABC/ AR rates and ongoing Dog sterilization programme. 18.03.2013 Attended meeting at MoEF, CGO complex regarding Elephants in Zoos organized by Central Zoo Authority. 21.03.2013 Attended meeting with Commissioner, Municipal Corporation Gurgaon regarding ABC/AR programme and other animal welfare issues.
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XVI. BOARD’S ACTIVITIES
Highlights of 118th ECM held on 18-5-2012
! Inspection Reports on slaughter houses received to be forwarded to the concerned State Government/Municipal Authorities for taking remedial action. ! Brochure to be prepared about AWBI for the Seminar to be conducted in Dec 2012 ! Ratification of Grants sanctioned and released. ! Status quo regarding funding of grants to AWOs to be maintained until SAWBs are effectively working. ! Approved to reduce Regular Grant criteria by 50% as against the last year taking in to consideration the funds constraint. ! Bulls not to be registered as Performing Animals. ! Approval of Final Accounts of the Board for the year 2011-12 for handing it over to Audit ! Ratification of appointment of Assistant Secretary
Highlights of 37th GM held on 10-9-2012 and 11-9-2012
! Minister graced the inauguration of the Meeting and gave a speech.
! Approval of Annual Report for 2011-12.
! Final time bound notice to be sent to AWOs who have not submitted UCs
! Approval of RE 2012-13 and BE 2013-14 for submission to Ministry.
! Approval for making of Animal Welfare Film for Golden Jubilee commemoration.
! Approval for conducting of Humane Education Training Programme in Chennai, Bengaluru and Mumbai/Kolkata.
! Approval of revised guidelines for Humane Education grant.
! Decision to renew Recognition of all AWOs. Organisations spending over 75% of the total expenditure on animal welfare activities and having animal welfare as one of the primary aims and objectives to be considered as animal welfare organizations and shall be considered for recognition after one year after its registration. Those organizations who do not fall under the above category need not be considered for recognition and renewal of recognition.
! Ratification of decision for not considering shelter and ambulance grant to AWOs who have taken the grants within the previous ten years and five years respectively.
43 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______! Approval for the printing of posters, pamphlets and education materials.
! Approval for the proposal of mission rabies for vaccination of 50,000 dogs over a period of 30 days.
Highlights of 119th ECM held on 23-9-2012
! Authorisation for publication of Souvenir
! Approval of MOU for the Animal Welfare film to be made in connection with Golden Jubilee Celebration
! Discuss on modalities of conducting Seminar.
Highlights of 38th GM held on 27-12-2012 and 28-12-2012
!Notices to be sent to AWOs who have not submitted the Utilisation Certificates.
!Ratification of the Minutes of the Grants Sub-Committee Meeting held on 6-12-12.
!Adoption of the Audit Report and Audited Accounts for the year 2011-12.
!Draft Prevention of Cruelty (Egg laying hens) Rules recommended for submission to Ministry for its consideration.
AWBI SIGNS MOU FOR PROJ.VET. TRAIN
Vet. Beyond Borders (VBB) is an Australian NGO founded in 2003 that runs ABC/AR, animal welfare and veterinary training programme in India and other developing countries. AWBI and VBB have signed MoU to support this project Vet Train for next three years (from 2012 to 2015). The Vet Train Programme will offer specialized training skills for ABC/AR to Vets, Para Vets, dog handlers and project managers. The project is funded by an Australian Government AUSAID grant.
Animal Welfare Seminar
The Animal Welfare Board of India had organised its First Regional Seminar on Animal Welfare in Chennai to commemorate the Golden Jubilee Celebration. The seminar was held at Deccan Plaza Hotel on 29th December 2012 and the Seminar was inaugurated by His Excellency Governor of Tamil Nadu, Dr. Rosaiah and Smt. Jayanthi Natarajan, Hon’ble Minister for Environment and Forests, Government of India.
Dr.Rosaiah addressed the Animal Lovers and emphasized on Humane Education and said that the real education comes from heart and it is therefore, necessary to spread the message of animal welfare among public and also in the tender mind. On the occasion, Maj. Gen.(Retd.) Dr R. M. Kharb, AVSM and Dr. S. Chinny Krishna also addressed the Seminar and explained the progress and future strategy of ABC/AR Programme to face the new challenges. More than 200
44 ______ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013 participants from various part of the country participated in the event. Indian Overseas Bank sponsored the Seminar for the cause of animal welfare. The function was coordinated by CPREEC,Chennai under guidance of Smt. S.Uma Rani , Secretary of the Board. On the occasion, many senior officers of the Ministry, Members, Representatives of Animal Welfare Organisations were present.
Hon’ble Minister Promises Full Support to animals and AWBI
Hon’ble Minister of Environment and Forests, Smt. Jayanthi Natarajan visited the Headquarters of the AWBI on 10th Sept. 2012 and addressed the Board Members about effective functioning of the Board for the prevention of cruelty of animals. Hon’ble Minister promised full support for the animals and to the Animal Welfare Board of India and assured that the Ministry will not stay from the commitment to protect the welfare of animals.
Smt. Uma Rani Joined the Board as Secretary
The Ministry of Environment and Forests, Govt. of India had appointed Smt S.Uma Rani as the new Secretary of the Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI) in September 2012. Smt.S.Uma Rani is on deputation from the Ministry of Defence w.e.f. 27-9-2012. She belongs to Thiruvannamalai District in Tamil Nadu. She is a Science (Zoology) graduate from Ethiraj College for Women, Chennai and passed the Civil Services Exam in 1991. She joined Central Services in 1993 in the Ministry of Defence where she worked as Deputy Director. Smt S.Uma Rani is having wide experience in serving in various Central Government offices like the Ministry of Defense, Coast Guard Regional Headquarters at Chennai and Debts Recovery Tribunal, Coimbatore.
Chairman, AWBI Honored
Maj. Gen. (Retd) Dr. R. M. Kharb, AVSM, Chairman, AWBI was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award during the 26th Annual Convention of the Indian Association of Veterinary Microbiologists, Immunologists and Specialists in Infectious Diseases (IAVMI) and the International Seminar on Future of Livestock Health was held from September 6th to 8th, 2012 at TANUVAS. The Award was conferred by the Vice-Chancellor of TANUVAS, Dr. R. Prabakaran for his outstanding contributions to the advancement of Veterinary Microbiology. He addressed the Convention by importing of Animal Welfare issues for animal husbandry towards improvement in productivity and economic gain of the farmers with care of environmental issues.
Prestigious Humanitarian Award Conferred
Maj. Gen. (Retd) Dr. R.M. Kharb, AVSM, Chairman, AWBI was honored with the Prestigious Humanitarian Award by PeTA for his lifesaving work to end animal suffering. The letter from Ms Poorva Joshipura, CEO, PeTA India stated that this award is being presented for the outstanding initiatives to bring us closer for banning the animals in circuses and Jallikattu including advisory role to the Veterinary Council of India and Animal Husbandry Departments to use anesthetics during large-animal castrations, the support of a ban on the use of bulls to haul oil carts in Mumbai and assistance in ending the use of live rats to check the effectiveness of disinfectants in air-crafts and many other achievements for animals. 45 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______Rehabilitation of beagles
The Board has rehabilitated 70 beagles which were to be used for experimentation in December 2012. The beagles were rehabilitated at the intervention of the Hon’ble Minister of Environment and Forests. The animals were held in the animal quarantine centre in Pallikaranai, Chennai for over two months. The Board has identified suitable people for rehabilitation of these beagles through organizations like Blue Cross of India, Chennai and PFA Chennai.
Draft Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Egg laying hens) Rules submitted to the Ministry for consideration
The Board has drafted the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Egg laying hens) Rules and has submitted the same to the Ministry for its consideration. This was necessitated as use of battery cages for confinement of egg laying hens and the consequent suffering experienced by the hens have been noted by the Board. Several animal welfare activists had brought this to the notice of the Board.
Advisory to prohibit Dolphinariums’ Establishment
The Board has sent an advisory in January 2013 to all Chief Secretaries, Principal Secretaries (Dept. of AH & Fisheries) and the Chief Wildlife Wardens of all States and Union Territories(UTs) in the country advising that it has come to the notice of the Board that there are number of proposals in different States for the setting up of dolphinariums. These may involve the display of Cetaceans (collective name for whales, dolphins and porpoises) as well as performance by these animals. Typically, this would involve the import of species such as Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) as well as others.
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Such faculties have been known by different names but not limited to dolphinarium, Oceanarium, dolphin park, theme park etc., hereinafter collectively referred to as dolphinarium. The advisory noted that AWBI strongly opposes proposals to build dolphinarium and asked the States to take appropriate actions to ensure that such facilities are not established in States/UT .
Under Section 23 of the PCA Act 1960 and Performing Animals Registration Rules,2001 all the animals that are used for performance have to be registered with AWBI. The AWBI certificate has to be pre-facto and cannot be post facto, as per the conditions of registration laid down under Performing Animals Registration Rules, 2001.
Humane education awareness materials exhibited in Idukki Fest
The Government of Kerala had allotted two stalls to AWBI for exhibition of AWBI displays and humane education materials during the Idukki Fest conducted by them in April 2012. AWBI had co-ordinated to showcase the displays, posters and humane education materials through Idukki SPCA, an organization recognized by the Board. The stalls attracted a considerable number of visitors and the Board was able to extend the humane education awareness to the general public through this exhibition.
XVII. ACTIVITIES OF AWOs/SPCAS AND OTHERS
BCCC ISSUED ADVISORY FOR CRUELTY FREE TV BROADCASTING
The Broadcasting Content Complaints Council (BCCC) has issued an advisory dated 19th July, 2012 that prohibits TV channels from telecasting content that depicts the harming and exploitation of animals. The Council is headed by former Chief Justice of Delhi High Court, Shri A.P. Shah. Referring to some of the objectionable TV content telecast by some channels, the BCCC Advisory said that many of the general interest entertainment channels, in particular those airing reality shows, are exhibiting content that is extremely harmful to animals. Not only are animals hurt and killed before, during and post filming, in many cases animals, especially reptilian and wild mammalian, are depicted as cruel and fearful, when in fact they are placed in unnatural environments, and their natural behavior is repressed. Wrong impressions are thus created and unfortunate myths spread.
Animals must not continue to be exploited for human entertainment especially when we live in an enlightened age that recognizes the value of all species in a universal ecosystem. Responsible television content can and must go a long way in depicting animals and the environment that is healthy for the planet. Television channels are hereby advised not to produce, support the production of, purchase and broadcast content that is in any way harmful to the health and well being, as well as the depiction, of any animal species.
As many as 250 TV Channels are members of the Indian Broadcasting Foundation. To regulate the quality of content, IBF has established the Content Code & Certification Rules, 2011.
47 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______SHARP DROP IN DEATHS DUE TO RABIES
Shri Gulam Nabi Azad, Hon’ble Minister of Health has stated in Parliament on 29-4-2012 that only 233 deaths due to rabies were reported in 2011. The revised data on rabies deaths was based on observations made by the Program for Monitoring Emerging Diseases.
WELFARE PROGRAMMES LAUNCHED IN PUNJAB
The State Government of Punjab would follow the terms and conditions of MOU signed with AWBI for ABC Surgery in the State. Regular training program for veterinarians, para-vets and municipal staff would be conducted to upgrade their skills for the application of humane ABC surgery and better welfare of dogs.
The state will have a proper Cow Welfare Commission empowered with authority to punish individuals engaged in cow slaughter or causing any harm to cows in the state. Besides, the Commission would also help in rehabilitating stray cows. Under the new Punjab State Government Law, any individual engaged in causing injury to cows, can face up to 10 ten years of imprisonment. Punjab govt. has also ensured that long term follow-up and care for stray cows will be done by issuing directions with the help of Municipal Corporations and local Gaushalas for protection and maintenance of stray cows. The announcement was made by Shri Badal on June 10th, 2012 .
AWARENESS PROGRAMME LAUNCHED
To save Srinagar’s street dogs from senseless killings, FIAPO has launched a media initiative in collaboration with Kashmir Images called, ‘We Care Srinagar’. The campaign to educate the community about how to avoid conflict with street dogs and to follow the humane ways towards better control of dog population in the city was done through a weekly column by FIAPO.
ARUNACHAL BANS BATTERY CAGES
The Arunachal Pradesh State Animal Husbandry Departments has banned the use of battery cages made of steel wire or local made baskets that do not allow birds to spread their wings and allow other natural behavior such as nesting, dust bathing, perching and foraging. All poultry farmers in the state have been prohibited from using battery cages. As per Section 11 (1) (e) of the PCA Act ,1960, the confinement of any animal in a cage that does not allow an animal reasonable opportunity for movement, exercise and natural behavior is forbidden.
GOVT. BANS USE OF LIVE ANIMALS FOR DISSECTION
The Ministry of Environment & Forests has banned the use of live animals in education. Guidelines have been sent to UGC, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Pharmacy Council of India and the Medical Council of India to discontinue dissection of animals in universities, colleges, research institutes, hospitals and laboratories where alternatives like computer simulation may be used.
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PROGRESS IN PLASTIC COW PROJECT
Karuna Society for Animals and Nature at Puttaparthi, AP is carrying out surgeries to remove plastic from the cows rumen and education awareness of the project has been initiated by them in Jaipur and New Delhi.
IMPORTANT REFORMS IN BULL CASTRATIONS
The Board has issued an advisory to the Veterinary Council of India that all bulls in the country be castrated humanely. The advisory has made it mandatory that bull castrations done by State Animal Husbandry Departments be carried out only by registered Veterinary Surgeons with proper use of anesthetics and pain-killers. The Advisory was necessitated as it was brought to the notice of AWBI that in many veterinary polyclinics, hospitals and dispensaries in India, the castration procedure in large animals, especially male cow calves is performed by casting the animal on the ground and then using a Burdizzo castrator to crush the spermatic cord.
This crude method of restraint and castration is often carried out without the use of sedatives, analgesics or anesthetics and causes the animal to experience immense pain, fear and stress, which amounts to cruelty to animals as per the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960, and is therefore a punishable offence. Statistics indicate that castration of Bull calves using the Burdizzo castration is one of the most commonly practiced animal-husbandry procedures in India. Animals exhibit acute pain responses both during and after castration, including struggling, kicking with hind legs, tail swishing, foot stamping, head turning, restlessness, reduced activity, increased recumbency, abnormal standing posture and reduced grazing.
Options for anaesthesia and pain relief include short-acting local anesthetics that will have an effect for approximately 45 to 90 minutes or longer-acting pain-relief drugs that will last for several hours. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs can also aid in pain relief. Since castration causes not only severe pain but also highly elevated levels of fear, distress and anxiety, a combination of anesthetics and analgesics is recommended for use for castration from an animal welfare point of view.
Slaughter houses Closed on World Animal Day
Secretary cum Director, Govt. of Punjab had issued a circular on Sept., 14th 2012 stating that 4thOct.,2012 is to be celebrated as World Animal Day.
Keeping this in view, the Government had decided that all the Slaughter houses in the State shall remain closed on this day. The order was issued to all the Deputy Commissioners, Commissioners of Municipal Corporations and all the Executive Officers of Municipal Councils / Nagar Panchayats in Punjab State.
Election Commission Issues Advisory
The Election Commission of India has issued an advisory in September 12 banning the use of animals in election campaigns. The Advisory states that “The Commission has advised
49 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______the Political parties and candidates that they should refrain from using any animals for election campaign in any manner.If at all use of animals is unavoidable for any reason, they should ensure that there is no violation of any of the legal provisions as in the PCA Act, 1960, Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 and the Prevention of Cruelty to Draught and Pack Animals, 1965". The Chief Electoral Officers are also requested to bring these instructions to the notice of the District Election Officers, Returning Officers and all other election related authorities for information and compliance.” Animal rights organizations like PeTA have been strongly campaigning for this ban to be enforced.
BBMP Starts ABC Education in Schools
Starting in August, the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike is actively engaged in promoting ABC (Animal Birth Control) Education and Awareness among schools. BBMP which had partnered with eight AWOs in the city to launch a series of education awareness events among the city’s schools with the help and support of the city’s AWOs. Leading this initiative in the city is Jt Animal Husbandry Commissioner, Dr. Parvez Ahmed Piran. Dr. Piran has participated in the awareness events conducted by AWOs of the city which are actively engaged in implementing the ABC Programme in the city.
Free Frog Dissection Software
PETA has partnered with Emantras to offer a free virtual frog dissection software for use by educators. The software is available from www.petaindia.com on request. With more widespread use of virtual software like the one offered by PETA, studying and understanding complex physiological processes like the circulatory system, nervous system and digestive system can be made easier and better understood for students.
Drug Free and Whip Free Horse Racing
The Animal Welfare Board of India has been interacting with the Turf Clubs to ensure the well being of race horses to make the racing drug free and whip free. The Board has requested RWITC to take the lead in conducting atleast one race per month without using whips.
MoEF Advisory Bans Use of Langurs
The Wildlife Crime Control Bureau, New Delhi issued an Advisory in October 2012 prohibiting hiring of langurs to control the monkey menace in office buildings. Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB) is a statutory body constituted under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 and responsible for combating wildlife crime in the country. There were complaints that some of the Ministries of the Government of India have hired the services of langurs for the security of their buildings.
The advisory/directive issued has stated that Langur (Presbytis entellus) is listed under Schedule II of the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972, and it cannot be owned, traded or hired. Contravention of the provisions of the Act carries punishment up to 3 years of imprisonment or fine or both. For any violation, besides the handler, the officer of the Ministry responsible for hiring the services of the animals will be deemed to have contravened the provisions of the Act and liable for
50 ______ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013 prosecution under Section 52 of the Act. The advisory further stated that langurs if hired by any Ministry, should be removed from the service immediately and the animals must be handed over to the Chief Wildlife Warden of the Government of NCT”. The Advisory has been circulated to all the Ministries of the Government of India”.
World Food Day, Oct 16th, 2012,
The Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI) in association with Humane Society International (HIS) hosted a media orientation programme titled, “Food security and the industrialization of animal agriculture: Implications for small farmers, rural communities, the environment, and animals in India”. The programme was conducted by Shri N.G. Jayasimha, Co-opted Member, AWBI and Country Director, HSI India at the office of the Animal Welfare Board of India . In India, 140 to 200 million egg-laying hens are confined to barren, wire battery cages so restrictive they cannot even spread their wings. Each bird has less living space less than an A4 sheet of paper. With no opportunity to experience most natural behavior such as nesting, dust bathing, perching and foraging, these birds endure lives wrought with suffering. Factory farms confining more than 50,000 birds within a single shed are becoming increasingly common in the country. In 2010, more than 1.8 billion chickens were raised and killed for meat .These broiler chickens also experience crowded confinement and other adverse conditions.
Progress of ABC/AR Prog.in Ladakh
Ladakh, the “Land of High Passes” is a high altitude desert region of Jammu & Kashmir, sandwiched between the Himalayan and Karakorum Mountain ranges. During the extreme winters season , the temperature goes down to minus 40ºC and the local roads are blocked for many months. Summer also hives the activities. Many visitors to the region’s capital of Leh have noticed the large, furry, healthy-looking dogs , have made the streets their home .
As in many parts of India, there is an over population of street dogs in Ladakh which threatens the health of the Ladakhi people, livestock and wildlife as well as compromises the health and welfare of the dogs themselves. The dog population has increased in Ladakh in recent decades with the burgeoning tourist and trekking industry, and the prominent army presence. The multitude of hotels and restaurants in Leh provide a good food supply for dogs in the summer months, and the army camps are a year round source of food.
A street dog sterilization and rabies vaccination (ABC-AR) programme was started in 2006 as a collaboration between the Australian NGO Vets Beyond Borders (VBB) and the local NGO Ladakh Animal Care Society (LACS)which have been funding from the French organization “Fondation Brigitte Bardot.The AWBI got involved in 2010 when a Memorandum of Understanding(MoU) was signed between AWBI and Leh Administration with LACS and VBB. The surgical season currently runs from June to September and experienced volunteer veterinarians from overseas work alongside local staff to surgically de sex and vaccinate around 1,000 dogs each season.
51 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______Humane Education Programme at Infosys
Shri S. Vepuri, Humane Education Officer, Blue Cross of Hyderabad had initiated the Board’s Humane Education Programme in October 2012 conducted an animal welfare presentation at the Infosys Office in Chennai on Oct 17th, 2012. This programme shows that the presentation had been effective in sensitizing the audience. According to Infosys employees this programme was certainly an eye-opener for Info scions. This was an unique experience to apply animal welfare concepts in the corporate world.
Indian dog Show Organised in Chennai
As a part of Animal Welfare Fortnight celebrations, under aegis of Blue Cross of India’s (BCI), Great Indian Dog Show’was held on Jan 20th 2013 at the C P Ramaswami Aiyar Foundation at Alwarpet ,Chennai .This programme drew an amazing response in view of public participation. Chairman, AWBI was the Chief guest for the event. The event was flagged off by MP and Founder, People for Animals, Smt. Maneka Gandhi. The effort done by the Blue cross of India towards popularising the adoption of Indian street dogs was appreciated. Indian dogs have always been loved by the people of ancient India. Indian dogs have always been cherished by everyone from Mughal King to Rajput princes.
National Conference on Dog Welfare Organized
The National Conference on Dog Welfare was held in Chennai on 27th and 28th Feb, 2013 at Hotel Deccan Plaza and it was inaugurated by Maj Gen (Retd) Dr. R.M.Kharb (AVSM), Chairman, AWBI. The first session of the day saw the presentation done by Dr Gyanendra Gongal, Scientist, WHO Regional Office, South-East Asia, who spoke about the role of the World Health Organization and discussed prospects of elimination of human rabies transmitted by dogs in South Asia.
This was followed by Prof. Abdul Rahman’s talk which focused on the ‘One Health’ Approach towards Rabies Elimination in Asia. Prof. Rahman is also the Chair of the Commonwealth Veterinary Association and Association for the Prevention of Rabies in India. Dr. Chinny Krishna, Vice Chairman, AWBI, while sharing his experiences about how the ABC Programme was launched in Chennai after more than a century of killing street dogs shared very interesting and useful information on the key elements of the ABC-AR Programme that led to successful elimination of rabies from Chennai city.
This National Conference was a unique gathering of animal lovers, policy makers ,media professionals ,scientists, veterinarians, canine experts and other specialists of area participated with eagerness and curiosity. More than 250 participants attended the Conference.
Dental Colleges to Stop Using Animals in Teaching
The Dental Council of India has stated that animals will no longer be used to teach both under-graduate and post-graduate dental students after receiving complaint from PeTA.
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The Executive Committee of the Dental Council of India considered PETA- India’s email thereby inter-alia asking to remove the procedures that required the use of animals from the practical curriculum for training dental students and after discussion & deliberations decided not to promote/use … animals for teaching & training dentistry to the dental students.
With this news, the Dental Council of India joins the Medical Council of India, the Pharmacy Council of India and the University Grants Commission as institutions that have decided to stop using animals in education and training. XVIII . PRESS MEETS
Press Meets were organized at different places from time to time when Chairman and Vice Chairman, AWBI visited and they addressed the Press and Media to focus on the issue of animal welfare. Such programmes were supported by local organizations, Animal Lovers, Volunteers, Hon. Animal Welfare Officers and Representative of the State Animal Welfare Board.
XIX. CONCLUSION
The Animal Welfare Board of India has completed 50 years of service in the promotion of Animal Welfare and Prevention of Cruelty to them. During the year, the activities of the Board continued to extend all over the country including Jammu Kashmir and the North Eastern States and even in remote rural areas of the country. The hitherto dormant and inactive Animal Welfare Organizations recognized by the Board were activated. The prompt and effective responses of the State Govts., Collectors, and Secretaries to Govt., Dept of Animal Husbandry were highly encouraging. With the gradual increase in allocation of financial grants, the Animal Welfare activities have been widened consistently. We have no doubt that with higher allocation of grants to the Board, the spreading of the message of Love and Compassion towards our speechless animals is bound to be more effective thereby reducing and mitigating their misery and suffering.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR 2012-2013
INDEX Page Nos.
I. Animal welfare Board of India Final Account - Annexure I
Balance Sheet as on 31-3-2013 56
Income & Expenditure Account for the year ended 31.3.2013 57
Receipts & Payments Account for the period ended 31.3.2013 58
Schedules Forming Part of Balance Sheet 66
Schedules Forming Part of Income & Expenditure Accounts 73
Investment and Interest accured on RRAECF 78
Donations 79
Significant Accounting Policies 81
Notes on Accounts 82
II. Animal welfare Board of India - CPF Account - Annexure II
Balance Sheet as on 31.3.2013 83
Income & Expenditure Account for the year ended 31.3.2013 85
Receipts & Payments Accont for the period ended 31.3.2013 86
Schedules Forming Part of Balance Sheet 88
Schedules Forming Part of Income & Expenditure Accounts 91
Details of Investments & Investment accrued on CPF 92
Significant Accounting Policies 93
Notes on Accounts 94
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SCHEDULE CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR (Amount - Rs.) CORPUS/CAPITAL FUND 1 89,041,333.00 14,683,962.00 RESERVES AND SURPLUS 2 0.00 0.00 EARMARKED/ ENDOWMENT FUNDS 3 12,033,452.00 9,465,182.00 SECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS 4 0.00 0.00 UNSECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS 5 0.00 0.00 DEFERRED CREDIT LIABILITIES 6 0.00 0.00 CURRENT LIABILITIES AND PROVISIONS 7 1,366,365.00 1,256,078.00
TOTAL 102,441,150.00 25,405,222.00
ASSETS
FIXED ASSETS 8 4,822,047.00 5,183,102.00 INVESTMENTS - FROM EARMARKED/ 9 10,679,268.00 7,828,553.00 ENDOWMENT FUNDS INVESTMENTS - OTHERS 10 - - CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS, ADVANCES ETC. 11 86,939,835.00 12,393,567.00 MISCELLANEOUS EXPENDITURE 0.00 0.00 ( to the extent not written off or adjusted)
TOTAL 102,441,150.00 25,405,222.00
SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES 24 CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS 25
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ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH 2013
INCOME
SCHEDULE CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR (Amount - Rs.) Income from Sales/Services 12 7,642.00 7,232.00 Grants/Subsidies 13 248,013,551.00 232,750,924.00 Fees/Subscriptions 14 0.00 0.00 Income from Investments (Income on Invest. From Earmarked/Endowment Funds transferred to Funds 15 0.00 0.00 Income from Royalty, Publications etc., 16 8,892.00 - Interest Earned 17 - 6,155.00 Other Income 18 5,370,903.00 771,421.00 Increase/(Decrease) in stock of finished 19 0.00 0.00 goods and WIP
TOTAL (A) 253,400,988.00 233,535,732.00
EXPENDITURE
SCHEDULECURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR (Amount - Rs.) Establishment Expenses 20 11,614,563.00 10,356,200.00 Other Administrative Expenses 21 3,491,865.00 4,185,611.00 Expenditure on Grants, subsidies etc., 22 163,608,479.00 219,919,906.00 Interest 23 0.00 0.00 Depreciation ( Prior Period) 0.00 0.00 Depreciation ( Net total at the year-end- corresponding to Schedule 8) 665,927.00 715,206.00
TOTAL (B) 179,380,834.00 235,176,923.00
Balance being excess of Income over Expenditure (A-B) 74,020,154.00 (1,641,191.00) Transfer to Special Reserve ( Specify each) Transfer to / from General Reserve BALANCE BEING SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) CARRIED TO CORPUS/CAPITAL FUND 74,020,154.00 (1,641,191.00) SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES 24 CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS 25
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RECEIPTS
2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.)12 I. Opening Balances a) Cash in han 993.00 81.00
b) Bank Balances i) Current accounts Plan account 606,273.00 108,639.00 Non-Plan account 1,938,679.00 3,856.00 General Donations account 212,493.00 206,992.00 Special Donations account 623,103.00 652,890.00 Mahavir Fund account 16,702.00 16,702.00 RSPCA Training course account - FCRA 138,187.00 138,737.00 Shelter House Account 2,072.00 10,168.00 Animal Birth Control Account 5,324,326.00 6,386.00 Ambulance Services Account 1,074.00 312,219.00 Natural Calamity Relief Account 670,624.00 1,320,624.00 AWBI Tax Account - - ii) In Deposit accounts - - iii) Savings accounts - - - RRAECF Account 873,587.00 31,301.00
II. Grants Received
a) From Government of India - Plan Grant 70,000,000.00 87,500,000.00 - Non-Plan Grant 13,860,000.00 16,000,000.00 - Shelter House Scheme 92,000,000.00 72,250,000.00 - Animal Birth Control Scheme 44,500,000.00 39,375,000.00 - Ambulance Services Scheme 27,000,000.00 24,750,000.00 - Natural Calamities Relief Scheme 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00
b) Grants for Earmarked / Endowment Funds - Ministry of NCES -Bio-Gas Plants - -
c) Refund of unspent grants - Regular Grants 66,516.00 25,000.00 - Shelter 66,790.00 - - Ambulance 115,446.00 320,009.00 - Natural Calamity Relief - - - Animal Birth Control 240,529.00 -
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ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2013 PAYMENTS 2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.)12
I. Expenses a) Establishment Expenses -Salaries & Wages 4,995,630.00 4,657,145.00 -Allowances & Bonus 5,423,775.00 4,350,852.00 -Children Education Allowance 345,305.00 356,751.00 -Medical Reimbursement 74,393.00 181,185.00 -Remittance of Excess Pay Recovery -Deputationist - - -Remittance of LSC/PC - Deputationist 16,579.00 - -Remittance of AWBI CPF Recoveries 1,643,474.00 1,278,114.00 -Remittance of AWBI CPF Board’s Contribution-AWBI Staff 414,944.00 793,543.00 -Leave Travel Concession 27,958.00 101,016.00 -Leave Travel Concession-Advance - 2,800.00 -Leave Travel Concession-leave encashment 39,861.00 30,092.00 -Retirement Benefits paid 150,000.00 200,000.00 -VI Pay Commission Arrears I instalment paid to Staff - - -Incentive for higher education paid 8000.00 0.00
RECOVERABLE ADVANCES: - Festival Advance 97,500.00 100,500.00 - Scooter Advance 114,000.00 54,000.00 - Personal Computer Advance 230,936.00 -
b) Administrative Expenses -Electricity charges 169,720.00 158,295.00 -Telephone charges 178,490.00 189,673.00 -Postage 455,266.00 497,315.00 -Stationary 132,639.00 93,127.00 -Printing charges 178,183.00 131,374.00 -Books & Periodicals 11,876.00 10,010.00 -Bank Charges 1,550.00 49,010.00 -Bank Charges - Others - - -Rent, Rates and Taxes 107,874.00 144,937.00 -Audit -Professional Charges 146,700.00 173,645.00 -Travelling and Conveyance Expenses 25,358.00 23,085.00 -Annual Maintenance Contract 225,579.00 239,927.00 -IT Appeal - Professional Charges 150,000.00 -
-Office Expenses : - Miscellaneous 144,205.00 88,851.00 - Security Services 63,500.00 54,574.00 - Repairs & Maintenance 264,015.00 165,614.00 - Meetings 114,570.00 45,217.00
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RECEIPTS 2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.) d) From State Government e) From other sources-Donation A/c - -
III. Income on Investments from a) Earmarked/Endow. Funds b) Own Funds
IV. Interest Received a) On Bank deposits - RRAECF A/c 66,591.00 375,441.00 b) Loans, Advances etc. - 6,155.00 (c) Interest Refund from IT Dept on TDS Deducted 60,094.00 -
V.Other Income a) Refunds: - Refund of Petrol bunk deposit 12,500.00 - - Refund from CPWD 462,637.00 - - Refund of HE programme fund from AWO - 38,337.00 b) Sale of Publication/Books/Video Cassettes: - Sale of Publication 3,147.00 7,232.00 - Sale of Pashupakshi Animal laws Book 2,650.00 - - Sale Video cassettes (Ministry) - - - Sale of National Cattle Commn. Report 1,845.00 - c) Subscription for Magazines: - Subscription for Animal Citizen 2,520.00 4,530.00 - Subscription for Jeev Saarti 1,440.00 3,425.00 - Subscription for News Letter 1,071.00 540.00 d) Fees: - Registration fee from AWOs 108,000.00 123,000.00 - Application fee from AWOs 110,010.00 111,057.00 - HAWO Registration fees 9,300.00 17,700.00 - Performing Animals - Registration fees 1,402,400.00 2,815,030.00 - Right to Information Act - Fee 5,802.00 6,058.00 - Registration fee for Dog Breeding 57,500.00 36,500.00 e) Other Receipts: - Donations 5,350,101.00 742,581.00 - Licence Fees 1,068.00 1,068.00 - Fines Realised under PCA Act 1960 241,205.00 - - Miscellaneous Receipts 5,832.00 21,714.00 - Realisation on Assets disposed off - - - Realisation on sale of scrap - - - HAWO Training Fees 8,100.00 -
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PAYMENTS 2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.) - Deposits/Advances: - Deposit with BSNL - - - Contingent Advance to be adjusted - - - Contingent advance(Camp Office) 5,000.00 5,000.00 - Deposit with Petrol Bunk for MAC - - - Deposit with CPWD for Building work - - - -Meeting Advance to be adjusted - -
TRAVELLING ALLOWANCES: - TA/DA of Chairman and Members 803,559.00 695,218.00 - TA/DA of Establishment 240,681.00 160,985.00 - Tour Advance - 5,000.00 - Transfer TA 75,711.00 -
II. Payments made against funds for various projects
Financial Assistance: - Regular Grants 66,796,800.00 73,101,600.00 - Special Grants-Rescued Cattle 1,159,460.00 11,262,960.00 - Provision for Shelter House - CSS 46,982,679.00 72,258,096.00 - Animal Birth Control & Immunization - CSS 32,923,705.00 34,057,060.00 - Purchase of Ambulance - CSS 12,387,535.00 25,378,854.00 - Natural Calamity - CSS 400,000.00 1,650,000.00 - from Specific Donations-FCRA - -
HUMANE EDUCATION
a) Printing of Publications : - Printing & supply of of AWBI Newsletter 47,450.00 27,600.00 - Printing of Animal Citizen 113,000.00 132,429.00 - Printing of Jeev Saarti - - - Printing of Publications/ Forms/Reports 142,768.00 206,734.00
b) Training Courses & Workshops: - AWOs / HE Training programme - 35,000.00 - AWOs Seminar - - - A.W. Euthanasia Seminar Advance - - - HE Training programme(out of HRD grant) - - c) Award Schemes: - Prani Mitra Award - Compensation - - - Prani Mitra Award - Medals/Expenditure - -
d) Other Humane Education Expenses: - Humane Education -Others 700,000.00 895,000.00 - Video Film production expenses 205,159.00 - - Visual Publicity Advance 50,000.00 -
61 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______
RECEIPTS 2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.)
REFUND OF BIO-GAS GRANTS: Refund of Bio-Gas grants from AWOs - -
VI.Amount Borrowed
VII.Any other receipts - Camp Office Advance adjusted 5,000.00 5,000.00 - Seminar Advance adjusted - - - Tour Advance adjusted 5,000.00 - - LTC Advance adjusted 2,800.00 19,000.00 - Meeting Advance Adjusted - - - Previous year’s contingent Advance(sty) Adjusted - -
LSC received from CERC, N.Delhi 19,534.00 18,515.00
RECOVERIES:
Motor Car Advance - Deputationist 5,850.00 - GPF/CPF - Deputationist 14,750.000 - CGEIS Recoveries - Deputationist 600.00 - HB Advance - Principal for Deputationist 20,000.00 - Personal Computer Advance - Deputationist 2,500.00 - Scooter Advance - Principal 17,036.00 4,626.00 Scooter Advance - Interest - 8,401.00 Personal Computer Advance staff - Principal 25,000.00 - HBA Staff- Interest 33,828.00 33,828.00 Festival Advance 111,000.00 93,300.00 CPF Recoveries Staff 1,643,474.00 1,278,114.00 Medical/Other Advance - - Profession Tax 53,655.00 52,926.00 Tsunami Advance - Recovery 1,200.00 1,200.00
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PAYMENTS 2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.)
OTHER MEASURES :
a) Legal Expenses for Fighting Court cases: - Legal Fees / Expenditure 384,241.00 582,476.00
b) Other Expenditure: - Reimbursement of fines under PCA Act 1960 paid 241,205.00 - - TA Inspection/Activities 578,817.00 491,431.00 - Operation of Mobile Animal Clinic 115,073.00 97,254.00 Inspection CSS Schemes - 2,000.00 Evaluation Charges for Independent Evaluation Agency - - Parliamentary Committee Meet expenses - -
c) Payments out of Donations Account - Advertisement Charges / AW Regional Seminars 1,037,723.00 766,867.00
III. Investments and Deposits
a) Out of Earmarked/Endow. Funds - -
b) Out of Own Funds 2,000,000.00 (1,248,287.00)
IV. Expenditure on Fixed Assets & Capital Work-in-Progress a) Purchase of Fixed Assets - Fixed Assets Acquired 346,449.00 249,076.00 - Library Books - -
V.Refund of surplus money/Loans a) To the Government of India - - b) To the State Government - - c) To other providers of funds - -
VI.Finance Charges (Interest)
VII.Other Payments -Remittance of GPF/CPF Recovery - Deputationist 14,750.00 - -Remittance of CGEIS Recoveries - Deputationist 600.00 - -Remittance of Motor Car Advance -Deputationist 5,850.00 - -Remittance of Personal computerAdvance -Deputationist 2,500.00 - -Remittance of House Building Advance -Deputationist 20,000.00 - -Remittance of Profession Tax Recovery 53,665.00 52,926.00
- TRF/REMMITTANCE OF TDS RECOVERED - TDS Salary 312,972.00 222,469.00 - TDS Printing 5,604.00 8,013.00 - TDS Security Service charges - - - TDS Others 79,725.00 54,606.00
63 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______
RECEIPTS 2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.)
TDS RECOVERIES: TDS- Salary 312,972.00 222,469.00 TDS- Printing 5,604.00 8,013.00 TDS-Security Service Charges - - TDS-Others 79,725.00 54,606.00 TDS Recoveries transferred to AWBI Tax A/c 399,636.00 273,715.00
TOTAL 269,930,371.00 250,412,685.00
Place : Chennai - 600 041 Assistant Secretary Date : 10.06.2013 Animal Welfare Board of India
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PAYMENTS 2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.)
TDS Remittance to Govt A/c from AWBI Tax A/c 399,636.00 273,715.00 Remittance of fees collected up to 2010-11(other than PA fees) - 3,884,729.00 Remittance of HBA&MCA Interest to GOI 76,057.00 525,109.00
VIII. Closing Balances a) Cash in hand 248.00 993.00 b) Bank Balances i) Current accounts Plan account 55,645.00 606,273.00 Non-Plan account 997,497.00 1,938,679.00 General Donations account 212,994.00 212,493.00 Special Donations account 4,385,380.00 623,103.00 Mahavir Fund account 16,702.00 16,702.00 RSPCA Training course account - FCRA 187,237.00 138,187.00 Shelter House Account 45,086,183.00 2,072.00 Animal Birth Control Account 17,141,150.00 5,324,326.00 Ambulance Services Account 14,728,985.00 1,074.00 Natural Calamity Relief Account 1,270,624.00 670,624.00 AWBI Tax A/c - - AWBI Regional Seminar Bank A/c at Jaipur 500,000.00 -
ii) In Deposit accounts - - iii) Savings accounts - - - RRAECF account 687,482.00 873,587.00
TOTAL 269,930,371.00 250,412,685.00
Place : Chennai - 600 041 Secretary Date : 03.06.2011 Animal Welfare Board of India
65 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______
SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST MARCH 2013 SCHEDULES 2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.) SCHEDULE 1 - CORPUS/CAPITAL FUND :
Balance as at the beginning of the year 16,746,890.00 16,497,814.00 Add : Contribution towards Corpus/Capital Fund Assets acquired during the year 346,449.00 249,076.00 Less : Assets discarded during the year 3,249.00 - 17,090,090.00 16,746,890.00
Income and Expenditure A/c balance (2,062,928.00) (421,737.00) at the beginning of the year
Add: Balance of net (Income) transferred from current year 74,020,154.00 (1,641,191.00)
Training course a/c not received 131,900.00 131,900.00
Security Deposit from CPWD in Current Liabilities reversed - -
Less:Training course a/c not received upto 2008-2009 131,900.00 131,900.00
Balance of net (expenditure) transferred from current year 0.00 - Provision made for salaries 0.00 -
MCA Interest of previous years treated as income now reversed 5,983.00 -
- 71,951,243.00 (2,062,928.00)
BALANCE AS AT THE YEAR END 89,041,333.00 14,683,962.00
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- YEAR PREVIOUS
--
--
--
-- -- YEAR
5,983.00 CURRENT
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850,715.00 850,715.00 599,412.00 RRAEC FUND
- 1,687,210.00 1,687,210.00 3,103,287.00
---
--- FUND BIO GAS
- - - - - Interest CENTRAL
5,983.00 REFUND TO GOVT -MCA
- - -- FUND MAHAVIR
--- HRD FUND
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33,828.00 - 66,591.00 100,419.00 417,670.00
67,656.00 8,401.00 76,057.00 4,409,838.00
67,656.00 - - 8,401.00 - 76,057.00 4,409,838.00 67,656.00 - - 8,401.00 - - 76,057.00 4,409,838.00
717,656.00 - 16,702.00 8,401.00 - 12,109,509.00 11,366,750.00 13,875,020.00
650,000.00 - 16,702.00 - - 12,033,452.00 11,366,750.00 9,465,182.00
683,828.00 - 16,702.00 2,418.00 - 8,762,234.00 9,465,182.00 9,754,651.00 HBA FUND
ayable
s made on
Additions to the Funds
SCHEDULE 3 - EARMARKED/ENDOWMENT FUNDS :
a) Opening balance of the funds Transfer from Excess of IncomeTransfer over Expenditure a/c b) i. Donations/grants ii. Income from Investment account of funds iii. Other additions a) Refund of grants from AWOs a) Refund offrom grants b) Sale of Publications c) Interest received d) Fees collected e) Other receipts f) Interest of Previous years p MCA TOTAL (a+b) TOTAL c) Utilisation/Expenditure towards objectives of funds i. Capital Expenditurei. Capital -Fixed Assets -Investment - Term Deposit -InvestmentTerm - Refund/Remittance of receipts up to 2010-11 to GOI 2010-11 Total ii. Revenue Expenditure - HE Training programme(out of Training HRD- HE grant) -Financial assistance -Salaries, Wages and allowances-Salaries, etc. Wages -Rent -Bank Charges -Bank Charges - for 2003-04 Total TOTAL ( c ) TOTAL
67 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______
2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.) SCHEDULE 7 - CURRENT LIABILITIES AND PROVISIONS A. CURRENT LIABILITIES
1. Acceptances - - 2. Sundry Creditors a) For Goods - - b) Others - -
3. Advances Received - -
4. Interest accrued but not due on :- a) Secured Loans/borrowings - - b) Unsecured Loans/borrowings - -
5. Statutory Liabilities :- a) Overdue - - b) Others - - - TDS - Payable - - - Fines Under PCA Act payable 25,960.00 25,960.00 Leave Salary Contribution from CERC 47,793.00 48,794.00
6. Other current Liabilities 1. Security Deposit from C.P.W.D - 2. Subscriptions Received in Advance: - Animal Citizen 55,868.00 62,240.00 - Jiv Saarti 43,175.00 41,735.00 - News Letter 3,368.00 2,297.00 - Animal Welfare Directory -
3. Financial assistance Payable to AWOs - - TOTAL (A) 176,164.00 181,026.00
B. PROVISIONS 1. Telephone charges 10,207.00 11,031.00 2. Electricity charges 16,768.00 14,913.00 3. Audit fees 142,000.00 146,000.00 4. CPF Board contribution - - 5. Printing - 6. Stationary - - 7. Rent, Rates and Taxes - - 8. Repairs & Maintenance - - 9.General Miscellaneous - - 10. TA Establishment - - 11. TA Chairman & Members - - 12. Retrement Benefits 1,021,226.00 903,108.00 TOTAL (B) 1,190,201.00 1,075,052.00 TOTAL (A) + (B) 1,366,365.00 1,256,078.00
68 ______ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013
16,494.85
63,505.93
313,551.00
304,128.03
5,183,102.00
2,352,253.33
5,649,232.00
1,024,521.55
1,078,791.06
885.61 7,617.33
83,264.58
13,172.34
258,508.84
4,822,047.00
2,117,027.97 1,017,136.94
5,183,102.00
20,015.29 2 2,239.22
5,962.39 6,
32,775.70
1,484,506.00
486,557.16
1
5,945,029.03
2,124,526.82
1,550,301.28
11,894,792.00
6.00 1,562,484.76 992,514.43
-
255,641.00
- - - - -
82,184.36 -
715,206.00
45,619.21 -
174,422.63 240,51
108,575.60 15,125.00
665,927.00
235,225.33
-
-
Period Additions Deletions 31.03.201331.03.2013 31.03.2012
Difference
5,200.66 761.73 -
30,551.78 2,223.92 -
Upto Prior For the yearupto As on As on
440,937.95 -
1,628,578.13 -
1,468,116.92 -
2,031,076.22 -
10,769,300.00
- - - 313,551.00
10% 5,709,803.70 Rs Rs Rs Rs
52,791.00 10%
200,327.00 60% 170,240.15 - 16,914.51 - 187,154.66
2,554,999.19 15%
16,667,608.00
12,818.00 10%
16,716,839.00 11,484,506.00
- 745,066.00 15%
-
-
- 1,633,565.86 60%
36,403.00 3,141,663.76 10%
260,815.00
297,218.00
48,837.00
36,473.00
232,048.00
44,993.00 56,950.00
9/2012 9/2012 the year Rate
212,603.00
9,800.00 3,792.00 -
GROSS BLOCK DEPRECIATION BLOCK NET BLOCK Rs
As on Additions Deletions As on rate
313,551.00 - - - 313,551.00
52,791.00 - - 2,707,369.19 59,608.00
8,062,057.00 - - - 8,062,057.00
6,418,532.00
01.04.2012 Beore After during 31.03.2013 01.04.2012
16,667,608.00 114,401.00
1
745,066.00 - -
3,055,597.76 - 122,469.00
12,818.00 -- -
1,531,622.86
186,735.00
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a). Free Hold b). Lease Hold
c). Ownership Flats/Premises
a). On Freehold Land b). On Leasehold Land
d). Superstructures on land not
DESCRIPTION OF ASSETS
1. LAND
2. BUILDINGS
belonging the the entity
3. TOOLS, PLANTS3. TOOLS, & EQUIPMENTS
4. VEHICLES
5. FURNITURE & FIXTURES
6. BICYLE
7. COMPUTER/PHERIPERALS TYPEWRITERS
8. SOFTWARE
9. LIBRARY BOOKS 9. LIBRARY
10. OTHER FIXED ASSETS (WEB10. OTHER SITE) FIXED TOTAL
PREVIOUS YEAR
SCHEDULE 8 - SCHEDULE 8 - FIXED ASSETS FOR THE YEAR 2012-2013
69 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______
2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.) SCHEDULE - 9 INVESTMENTS FROM EARMARKED / ENDOWMENT FUNDS
1. In Government Securities - - 2. Other approved Securities - - 3. Shares - - 4. Debentures and Bonds - - 5. Subsidiaries and Joint ventures - - 6. Others - a. Term Deposit - RRAECF Fund (SBH) 9,828,553.00 7,229,141.00 b. Net Int. accrued and due on TD - RRAECF 850,715.00 599,412.00 c. Net Int. accrued but not due on TD - - - RRAECF TOTAL 10,679,268.00 7,828,553.00
SCHEDULE - 10 INVESTMENTS - OTHERS
1. In Government Securities - - 2. Other approved Securities - KVIP - - 3. Shares - - 4. Debentures and Bonds - - 5. Subsidiaries and Joint ventures - - 6. Others - -
TOTAL - -
SCHEDULE - 11 - CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS, ADVANCES ETC
A. CURRENT ASSETS:
1. Inventories : a) Stock of Publications 101,256.00 149,175.00 b) Stock of MAC Medicines - 431.00 c) Stock of stationary 47,772.00 7,720.00
2. Sundry Debtors a) Debts outstanding for a period exceeding six months - - b) Others - -
3. Cash balances in hand 248.00 993.00
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2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.) 4. Bank Balances: a) With Scheduled Banks:- - on current accounts Plan account 55,645.00 606,273.00 Non-Plan account 997,497.00 1,938,679.00 General Donations account 212,994.00 212,493.00 Special Donations account 4,385,380.00 623,103.00 Mahavir Fund account 16,702.00 16,702.00 RSPCA Training course account - FCRA 187,237.00 138,187.00 Shelter Scheme Account 45,086,183.00 2,072.00 ABC Scheme Account 17,141,150.00 5,324,326.00 Ambulance Scheme Account 14,728,985.00 1,074.00 Natural Calamity Scheme Account 1,270,624.00 670,624.00 AWBI Tax A/c - - - AWBI Regional Seminar Bank A/c at Jaipur 500,000.00 - - on savings accounts RRAECF account 687,482.00 873,587.00 - on deposit accounts - - (includes margin money) b) With non-scheduled Banks:- - on current accounts - - - on deposit accounts - - (includes margin money) - on savings accounts - -
5. Post office - Savings Accounts --
TOTAL (A) 85,419,155.00 10,565,439.00
B. Loans, Advances and other Assets
1. Loans:- a) Staff I) Festival Advance 59,150.00 72,650.00 ii) Scooter Advance 146,338.00 49,374.00 iii) Tour advance 15,000.00 20,000.00 iv) Personal Computer advance 205,936.00 - v) Medical & other advance 200.00 1,400.00 v) Leave Travel Advance - 2,800.00 b) Other entities engaged in activities/ objectives similar to that of the entity - - c) Others (specify) - -
71 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______
2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.) 2. Advances and other amounts recoverable in cash or in kind or for value to be received:- a) On Capital Account - -
b) Prepayments I) Service Contract 105,169.00 65,922.00 ii) Franking Deposit 25,155.00 71,484.00
c) Others Current Assets
i) FA to NGOs Due for previous year - - ii) Training course accounts due for previous year 131,900.00 131,900.00
iii) Advance for Seminar / Workshop 620,000.00 695,000.00 iv) Advance for visual publicity 50,000.00 - v) Advance for ABC Euthanasia Workshop - -
vi) Advance for AWOs Training - - vii) Telephone Deposit 12,000.00 12,000.00 viii) Petrol Bunk Deposit - 12,500.00 ix) Electricity Security Deposit 41,210.00 41,210.00 x) Deposit receivable from post office 6,768.00 6,768.00 xi) Advance for Camp Office(O.E) 5,000.00 5,000.00 xii) Deposit receivable from CPWD - 462,637.00 xiii) Advance to CPWD for Building work - - xiv) Deposit with Corporation(KVP) 48,500.00 48,500.00
3. Income Accrued:
a) On Investments from earmarked/ Endowment Funds - - b) On Investments - Others - - c) On Loans and Advances - - d) Others - Non Plan Grant receivable - - - Plan Grant receivable - - - Shelter Grant receivable - - - ABC Grant receivable - - - Ambulance Grant receivable - - - Natural Calamity Grant receivable - -
4. Claims Recoverable Amount recoverable from Former Employee48,354.00 48,354.00 LSC Receivable from CERC New Delhi - 20,535.00 TDS on Interest on TD-RRAECF Matured during the year - 60,094.00 TOTAL (B) 1,520,680.00 1,828,128.00 TOTAL (A+B) 86,939,835.00 12,393,567.00
72 ______ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013 SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF INCOME & EXPENDITURE AS AT 31-3-2013
2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.) SCHEDULE - 12 INCOME FROM SALES/SERVICES
1. Income from Sales
a) Sale of Finished Goods - - b) Sale of Raw Material - - c) Sale of Publications 7,642.00 7,232.00
2. Income from Services a) Labour and Processing Charges - - b) Professional/Consultancy Services - - c) Agency Commission and Brokerage - - d) Maintenance Services (Equipment/Property) - - e) Others (specify) - -
TOTAL 7,642.00 7,232.00
SCHEDULE - 13 - GRANTS/SUBSIDIES (IRREVOCABLE GRANTS & SUBSIDIES RECEIVED)
1) Central Government - Plan Grants 70,000,000.00 87,500,000.00 Less: Assets Acquired 346,449.00 249,076.00 Add: Assets Discarded - - - Non-Plan Grants 13,860,000.00 14,500,000.00 Less: Assets Acquired - - - Shelter Grants 92,000,000.00 70,000,000.00 - ABC Grants 44,500,000.00 37,500,000.00 - Ambulance Grants 27,000,000.00 22,500,000.00 - Natural Calamity Grants 1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00
2) State Government(s) - - 3) Government Agencies - - 4) Institutions/Welfare Bodies - - 5) International Organisations - - 6) Others (specify) - -
TOTAL 248,013,551.00 232,750,924.00
73 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______
2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.) SCHEDULE 16 - INCOME FROM ROYALTY, PUBLICATION
1) Income from Royalty - - 2) Income from Publications - Subscription for Animal Citizen O.B 62,240.00 57,710.00 Add: Received during the year 2,520.00 4,530.00 Less : Received in Advance 55,868.00 8,892.00 62,240.00 -
- Subscription for Jiv Saarti O.B 41,735.00 38,310.00 Add: Received during the year 1,440.00 3,425.00 Less : Received in Advance 43,175.00 - 41,735.00 - - Subscription for News Letter O.B 2,297.00 1,757.00 Add: Received during the year 1,071.00 540.00 Less : Received in Advance 3,368.00 - 2,297.00 -
3) Others (specify) - Sale of Animal Laws Book - - - - -Net Increase in Stock - - -- TOTAL 8,892.00 -
SCHEDULE 17 - INTEREST EARNED
1) On Term Deposits : a) With Scheduled Banks - - b) With Non-Scheduled Banks - - c) With Institutions - - d) Others - -
2) On Savings Accounts : a) With Scheduled Banks - - b) With Non-Scheduled Banks - - c) Post Office Savings Accounts - - d) Others - -
3) On Loans : a) Employees/Staff - 6,155.00 -Scooter advance interest - - b) Others- Received from AWO - -
4) Interest on Debtors and Other Receivables - - TOTAL - 6,155.00
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2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.)
SCHEDULE 18 - OTHER INCOME
1) Profit on Sale/disposal of Assets : a) Owned assets - - b) Assets acquired out of grants, or received free of cost - - c) Reversal of depreciation on disposed asset - -
2) Export Incentives realized - - 3) Fees for Miscellaneous Services - - 4) Miscellaneous Income - -
- Donations 5,350,101.00 742,581.00 - Miscellaneous receipts 5,832.00 21,714.00 - Licence fees 1,068.00 1,068.00 - Right Information Act - Fee 5,802.00 6,058.00 - HAWO Training Regn Fees 8,100.00 - - Excess Training course advance refund - - - Sale of scrap - -
TOTAL 5,370,903.00 771,421.00
SCHEDULE 20 - ESTABLISHMENT EXPENSES
a) Salaries and Wages 4,995,630.00 4,657,145.00 b) Allowances and Bonus 5,423,775.00 4,350,852.00 c) Contribution to Provident Fund 414,944.00 400,167.00 d) Contribution to Other Fund (specify) - LSC/PC Deputationist 16,579.00 - e) VI Pay Commission Arrears I/II instalment paid to Staff - - f) Staff Welfare Expenses - Children Education Allowance 345,305.00 356,751.00 - Medical reimbursement 74,393.00 181,185.00 - Leave Travel Concession 27,958.00 101,016.00 - Encashment of EL during Leave Travel Concession 39,861.00 30,092.00
g) Expenses on Employees’ Retirement and Terminal Benefits 268,118.00 278,992.00 h) Others- Incentive for higher Education 8,000.00 -
TOTAL 11,614,563.00 10,356,200.00
75 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______
2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.) SCHEDULE 21 - OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
a) Bank Charges 1,550.00 49,010.00 b) Books & Periodicals 11,876.00 10,010.00 c) Electricity and power 171,575.00 156,305.00 d) Office Expenses - General Miscellaneous 144,205.00 88,851.00 - Repairs & Maintenance 264,015.00 1,470,677.00 - Meetings 114,570.00 45,217.00 - Security Service Charges 63,500.00 54,574.00 - AMC Assets 186,332.00 229,677.00 f) Rent, Rates and Taxes 107,874.00 107,874.00 g) Telephone charges 177,666.00 184,087.00 h) Postage 501,595.00 451,435.00 i) Printing and Stationary - Printing 178,183.00 131,374.00 - Stationary 92,587.00 107,587.00 j) Travelling and Conveyance expenses - TA of Chairman & Members 803,559.00 695,218.00 - TA Establishment 240,681.00 160,985.00 - Transfer TA 75,711.00 - - Travelling and Conveyance Expenses 25,358.00 23,085.00 k) Auditors Remuneration 142,700.00 219,645.00 (l) Professional Charges for IT appeal case 150,000.00 - Loss on disposal on Asset 38,328.00 - TOTAL 3,491,865.00 4,185,611.00
SCHEDULE 22 - EXPENDITURE ON GRANTS, SUBSIDIES TO AWOs
a) Grants given to Institutions/Organisations - Finincial Assistance - Regular 66,796,800.00 73,101,600.00 - Finincial Assistance - Rescued Cattle 1,159,460.00 11,262,960.00 - Financial Assistance - Specific Donation(FCRA) - - - Financial Assistance - Specific Donation - - - Financial Assistance - Shelter 46,982,679.00 72,258,096.00 - Financial Assistance - ABC 32,923,705.00 34,057,060.00 - Financial Assistance - Ambulance 12,387,535.00 25,378,854.00 - Financial Assistance - Natural Calamity 400,000.00 1,650,000.00 - (Less) Refund of unspent grants from AWOs (PLAN) (66,516.00) (25,000.00) - (Less) Refund of unspent grants from AWOs(Shelter) (66,790.00) - - (Less) Refund of unspent grants from AWOs(AMB) (115,446.00) (320,009.00) - (Less) Refund of unspent grants from AWOs(NC) -
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2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.) - (Less) Refund of unspent grants from AWOs(ABC) (240,529.00) - - (Less) Refund of unspent grants from AWOs- Plan HE Prog - (38,337.00) b) Subsidies given to Institutions/Organ./Individuals - - Humane Education - Release to Trainers/AWOs/HAWO for Training 35,000.00 - Publication of Animal Citizen 113,000.00 132,429.00 - Publication of Jiv Saarti - - - Publication of AWBI Newsletter 47,450.00 27,600.00 - Other Publications/Reports 142,768.00 206,734.00 - Stock of Publications disposed off 47,919.00 3,371.00 - Visual Publicity 205,159.00 49,000.00 - Seminar/Workshops - - - Humane Education - Others 775,000.00 200,000.00 - Other Measures - Inspections/Activities 578,817.00 493,431.00 - Operation of Mobile Animal Clinic 115,504.00 97,774.00 - Professional/Legal charges 384,241.00 582,476.00 - Parliamentary Committee Meet expenses - - - expenditure on Advt. From Sp. Donations 1,037,723.00 766,867.00
TOTAL 163,608,479.00 219,919,906.00
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DETAILS OF INVESTMENT MADE UNDER RRAECF FUND AND ACCURED INTEREST THEREON FOR 2012-13 S.No NAME OF THE BANK/ AMOUNT DATE OF DATE OF RATE OF MATURITY Accruted Int. INSTRUMENT INVESTED INVESTMENT MATURITY INT. AMOUNT 2012-13 1 TD/CS/C 858249 811000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 1049047 86878 2 TD/CS/C 858254 745000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 963674 79808 3 TD/CS/C 858251 295000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 381589 68098 4 TD/CS/C 858252 295000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 381589 68098 5 TD/CS/C 858253 295000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 381589 68098 6 TD/CS/C 858255 136000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 175919 14569 7 TD/CS/C 858256 136000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 175919 14569 8 TD/CS/C 858257 136000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 175919 14569 9 TD/CS/C 858258 136000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 175919 14569 10 TD/CS/C 858259 136000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 175919 14569 11 TD/CS/C 858260 136000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 175919 14569 12 TD/CS/C 858263 136000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 175919 14569 13 TD/CS/C 858264 136000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 175919 14569 14 TD/CS/C 858775 201017 23.11.2011 23.10.2014 9.25% 262489 21066 15 TD/CS/C 858776 201017 23.11.2011 23.10.2014 9.25% 262489 21066 16 TD/CS/C 858778 201017 23.11.2011 23.10.2014 9.25% 262489 21066 17 TD/CS/C 858777 201017 23.11.2011 23.10.2014 9.25% 262489 21066 18 TD/CS/C 858779 201017 23.11.2011 23.10.2014 9.25% 262489 21066 19 TD/CS/C 858265 170000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 219899 18211 20 TD/CS/C 858266 170000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 219899 18211 21 TD/CS/C 858267 170000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 219899 18211 22 TD/CS/C 858269 226000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 292336 24210 23 TD/CS/C 858270 160000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 206964 17140 24 TD/CS/C 858271 160000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 206964 17140 25 TD/CS/C 858272 160000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 206964 17140 26 TD/CS/C 858273 157000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 203083 16819 27 TD/CS/C 858274 157000 09.09.2011 05.06.2014 9.50% 203083 16819 28 TD/CS/C 4470441 220000 30.3.2011 24.12.2013 9.50% 284358 23488 29 TD/CS/C 4470442 220000 30.3.2011 24.12.2013 9.50% 284358 23488 30 TD/CS/C 4470443 220000 30.3.2011 24.12.2013 9.50% 284358 23488 31 TD/CS/C 4470444 220000 30.3.2011 24.12.2013 9.50% 284358 23488 32 TD/CS/D 759498 500000 31.3.2013 31.03.2014 9.00% 546542 0 33 TD/CS/D 759499 500000 31.3.2013 31.03.2014 9.00% 546542 0 34 TD/CS/D 759500 500000 31.3.2013 31.03.2014 9.00% 546542 0 35 TD/CS/D 759513 500000 31.3.2013 31.03.2014 9.00% 546542 0 Total 8,944,085 850,715
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Details of the Donations recieved from the following individuals /Organisations in 2012-13
Sl.No Name Address Amount
1. Ms. Pia Singh Plaza Partners, DLF Center,Sansad 100000 Marg, New Delhi - 110 001 2. Ms. Ameeta Mehra M.D., Usha Stud and Agricultural Forms 100000 Pvt Ltd, V&Po Carterpuri, Sector-23, HUDA, Gurgaon, Haryana - 122 017 3. Sree Rayalaseema 40-304, 2nd floor, K.J. Complex, 100000 Alakalies and Allies Bhayya Nagar, Kurnool, Chemicals Limited Andhra Pradesh - 518 004. 4. M/s. Karl Storz D-181, Okhla Industrial Area, Phase -1, 100000 Endoscopy India India New Delhi - 110 010 Pvt Ltd., P.Box No.5038, Race Course Road, 500000 5. Bangalore Turf Club Ltd Bangalore - 560 001
6. Royal Calcutta Turf Club Calcutta Race Course, Hastings, 500000 Kolkatta - 700 022.
7. Hyderabad Race Club Malakpet, Hyderabad, 500000 Andhra Pradesh - 500 036.
8. Royal Western India Race Course, Mahalakshmi, 500000 Turf Club Ltd Mumbai - 400 034
9. BRG Iron & Steel Co. #402, 403, 404, Plot No.5, Block - DP, 300000 P Ltd, Sector -V, Salt Lake, Kolkatta - 91.
10. Marutham Group (Flat 32, 1st Cross Street, Ganga Nagar, 200000 Promoters) Kodambakkam, Chennai - 24.
11. Max India Foundation Max House, Okhla, New Delhi-110020 500000
12. Primate Trust India The Tree Home, Tuste Vaddo, Camurlim, 100000 Bardez, Goa
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Sl.No Name Address Amount
13. Madras Turf Club Ltd Post Box No.2639, Guindy, Chennai- 500000 600032 250000 14. Delhi Race Club (1940) Race Course Road, New Delhi-110003 Limited
15. Mysore Race Club Limited Post Box No.11, Race Course Road, 250000 Mysore-570010
16. Indira Educational & 19, Govindan St., Ayyavoo Colony, 100000 Charitable Trust Aminjikarai, Chennai-600029
17. Urbanedge Hotels No.9, I Main Road, CIT Colony, Mylapore, 100000 Pvt Ltd Chennai-60004 18. Thana Industrial 142, EL-CID 13A, Ridge Road, Malabar 100000 Development Corporation Hill, Mumbai-400006
19. Indian Overseas Bank P.B. No.3765, 763, Anna Salai, Chennai- 500000 600002
20. Vets Beyond Border Level 3, 40, Gloucester Street, 49600 The Rock, NSW 2000, Australia
21. Dr.A.V.Chitre B104, Vaibhav Apt., 1259, Old Prabhadevi 501 Road, Mumbai-400025
Total 5350101
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FORM OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (NON-PROFIT ORGANISATIONS) SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-3-2013 SCHEDULE 24 - SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES
1. Accounting Convention The finanical statements are prepared on the basis of historical cost convention, unless otherwise stated and on the accrual method of accounting. 2. Inventory Valuation Stock of Medicines, Publications and Stationery are valued at cost or net realizable value whichever is lower. 3. Investments Investments classified as "Long term investments" are carried at cost. 4. Fixed Assets Fixed assets are stated at cost of acquisition inclusive of inward freight, duties and taxes and incidental and direct expenses related to acquisition. 5. Depreciation Depreciation is provided on WDV method as per rates specified in the Income Tax Act. 1961. In respect of additions to/deductions from fixed assets during the year, depreciation is considered as per Income Tax and assets pruchased after September 2012 have been depreciated at half rates. 6. Government Grants/Subsidies Government grants/subsidy are accounted on accrual basis. 7. Retirement Benefits No Provision has been made for Retirement Benefits. Retirement Benefits are paid as and when the liability arises.
81 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______FORM OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (NON-PROFIT ORGANISATIONS) SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-3-2013 SCHEDULE 25 - CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS 1. Contingent Liabilities NIL 2. Capital Commitments NIL 3. Lease Obligations NIL 4. Current Assets, Loans and Advances In the opinion of the management, the current assets, loans and advances have a value on realization in the ordinary course of business, equal at least to the aggregate amount shown in the Balance Sheet.
5. Taxation The Board is a registered public charitable institution u/s. 12A of Income Tax Act. 1961. Since the Board's Income is exempted from income Tax, no provision for Income Tax has been considered necessary.
6. Foreign Currency Transactions NIL
7. Remuneration to Auditors As Auditors - Taxation matters NIL - For Management services RS. 42,000/- - For certification - Statutory Audit RS. 1,00,000/- RS. 1,42, 000/-
8. Corresponding figures for the previous year have been regrouped/rearranged, wherever necessary.
9. Schedule 1 to 25 are annexed to and form an integral part of the balance Sheet as at 31-03-2013 and the Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended on that date.
10. As of 31-3-2013 the unspent grant under the schemes are as follows : 1. Shelter House A/c. ` Rs. 450.86 Lakhs 2. ABC A/c. ` Rs. 171.41 Lakhs 3. Ambulance A/c. ` Rs. 147.29 Lakhs 4. Natural Calamity Relief A/c. ` Rs. 12.71 Lakhs 5. Plan A/c. ` Rs. 0.56 Lakh 6. Non Plan A/c. ` Rs. 9.97 Lakhs
11. The Pendency of Utilization certificates from AWOs over three years is as Under AWBI Plan-350 UCs - Rs. 125,78,000/- Shelter House - 5UCs - Rs. 44,75,771/- ABC - 12UCs - Rs. 16,86,139/- Ambulance Services - 2 UCs - Rs. 9,00,000/- Natural Calamity Relief - 2 UCs - Rs. 3,00,000/-
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FORM OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (NON-PROFIT ORGANISATIONS) ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA CONTRIBUTORY PROVIDENT FUND ACCOUNT BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st MARCH 2013 ANNEXURE - II CORPUS/CAPITAL FUND AND LIABILITIES
SCHEDULE CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR
(Amount - Rs.)
CORPUS/CAPITAL FUND 1 10,946,409.00 9,499,173.00 RESERVES AND SURPLUS 2 - - EARMARKED/ ENDOWMENT FUNDS 3 - - SECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS 4 - - UNSECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS 5 - - DEFERRED CREDIT LIABILITIES 6 - - CURRENT LIABILITIES AND PROVISIONS 7 - - TOTAL 10,946,409.00 9,499,173.00
ASSETS
FIXED ASSETS 8 - - INVESTMENTS - FROM EARMARKED/ 9 - - INVESTMENTS - OTHERS 10 7,999,057.00 7,199,057.00 CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS, ADVANCES ETC. 11 2,947,352.00 2,300,116.00 MISCELLANEOUS EXPENDITURE - - ( to the extent not written off or adjusted) TOTAL 10,946,409.00 9,499,173.00
SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES 24 CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS 25
Place : Chennai - 600 041 Secretary Date : 10.06.2013 Animal Welfare Board of India
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84 ______ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013 FORM OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (NON-PROFIT ORGANISATIONS) ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA CONTRIBUTORY PROVIDENT FUND ACCOUNT INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH 2013 INCOME
SCHEDULE CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR (Amount - Rs.) Income from Sales/Services 12 - - Grants/Subsidies 13 - - Fees/Subscriptions 14 0.00 0.00 Income from Investments (Income on Invest. From Earmarked/Endowment Funds transferred to Funds 15 - - Income from Royalty, Publications etc., 16 - - Interest Earned 17 798,153.00 604,779.00 Other Income 18 - - Increase/(Decrease) in stock of finished 19 - - goods and WIP
TOTAL (A) 798,153.00 604,779.00
EXPENDITURE
SCHEDULECURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR (Amount - Rs.) Establishment Expenses 20 - - Other Administrative Expenses 21 - - Expenditure on Grants, subsidies etc., 22 - - Interest 23 749,487.00 606,382.00 Depreciation ( Net total at the year-end- - - corresponding to Schedule 8)
TOTAL (B) 749,487.00 606,382.00
Balance being excess of Income over Expenditure (A-B) 48,666.00 (1,603.00) Transfer to Special Reserve ( Specify each) Transfer to / from General Reserve BALANCE BEING SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) CARRIED TO CORPUS/CAPITAL FUND 48,666.00 (1,603.00) SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES 24 CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS 25
Place : Chennai - 600 041 Secretary Date : 10.06.2013 Animal Welfare Board of India
85 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______FORM OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (NON-PROFIT ORGANISATIONS) ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA CONTRIBUTORY PROVIDENT FUND ACCOUNT RECEIPTS & PAYMENTS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2013 RECEIPTS CURRENT YEAR PREVIOUS YEAR (Amount - Rs.) I. Opening Balances a) Cash in hand - - b) Bank Balances i) Current accounts - - ii) In Deposit accounts - - iii) Savings accounts 471,433.00 392,296.00
II. Grants Received
a) From Government of India - - b) From State Government - - c) From other sources - -
III. Income on Investments from a) Earmarked/Endow. Funds - - b) Own Funds - Interest on Deposits 52,197.00 481,654.00 - Bank Interest 22,279.00 17,941.00 - Interest from IT Dept 6,739.00 -
IV. Interest Received a) On Bank deposits - - b) Loans, Advances etc. - -
V. Other Income
- Board’s Contribution for the year 416,511.00 811,795.00 - Subscriptions 862,273.00 708,267.00 - Recovery of Advances 782,768.00 588,099.00 - Investments Matured - 6,130,827.00
VI.Amount Borrowed
VII.Any other receipts
TOTAL 2,614,200.00 9,130,879.00
Place : Chennai - 600 041 Assistant Secretary Date : 10.06.2013 Animal Welfare Board of India
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II. Payments made against funds for various projects - Recoverable Advances 734,544.00 1,024,000.00 - Withdrawals 400,566.00 150,000.00 - On Final Withdrawal 229,135.00 286,389.00
III. Investments and Deposits a) Out of Earmarked/ Endow. Funds - - b)Out of Own Funds 800,000.00 7,199,057.00
IV. Expenditure on Fixed Assets & Capital Work -In-Progress a) Purchase of Fixed Assets - - b) Expenditure on Capital Work -In- Progress - -
V. Refund of surplus money /Loans a) To the Government of India - - b) To the State Government - - c) To Other Providers of funds - -
VI. Finance Charges ( Interest) - -
VII. Other Payments - -
VIII. Closing Balances a) Cash in hand - - b) Bank Balances I) Current accounts - - ii) In Deposit accounts - - iii) Savings accounts 449,955.00 471,433
2,614,200.00 9,130,879.00
Secretary Animal Welfare Board of India
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SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST MARCH 2013 SCHEDULES 2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.) SCHEDULE 1 - CORPUS/CAPITAL FUND :
Balance as at the beginning of the year 9,446,881.00 8,182,560.00 Add : Contribution towards Corpus/ Capital Fund - -
Interest a Subscription portion 323,088.00 261,183.00 b Contribution portion 426,399.00 345,199.00 - Difference in recoverable - - advances on account of interest - -
Deposits Subscription 862,273.00 708,267.00 Add/(Deduct) : Balance of net income/(expenditure) Transfer from Income and Expenditure account 48,666.00 (1,603.00) Amount payable on final settlement to Ex-employees 21,548.00 21,548.00 Board’s Contribution for the year 2012-13 416,511.00 418,419.00 Prior period adjustment of Board’s Contribution - 411,088.00 Lapse & Forfeiture account 30,744.00 30,744.00 Add: Additions during the year - - Less: - amount transferred to lapse & forfeiture account - - - withdrawals 400,566.00 150,000.00 - Final settlement on retirement of service to Ex-employees 229,135.00 286,389.00 - Adjustment of recovery of advance of Ex-employee on resignation - 30,755.00 - Prior period adjustment of earlier year Board’s contribution as per Audit remarks - 411,088.00
10,946,409.00 9,499,173.00
BALANCE AS AT THE YEAR END 10,946,409.00 9,499,173.00
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2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.) Schedule - 10 Investments - Others In Government Securities - - Other approved securities - - Shares - - Debentures and Bonds - - Subsidiaries and Joint ventures - - Others (to be specified) - - Opening Balance 7,199,057.00 6,130,827.00 Add: Addition 800,000.00 7,199,057.00 Less: Matured - 6,130,827.00 TOTAL 7,999,057.00 7,199,057.00
Schedule - 11 - Current Assets, Loans, Advances etc A. Current Assets 1. Inventories a) Stores and Spares b) Loose Tools - - c) Stock-in-trade - - Finished Goods - - work-in-progress - - Raw materials - - 2. Sundry Debtors a) Debts outstanding for a period exceeding six months - - b) Others - - 3. Cash balances in hand (including cheques/drafts and imprest) - -
4. Bank balances: a) With scheduled banks - on current accounts - on deposit accounts (included margin money) - on savings accounts 449,955.00 471,433.00 b) With non-scheduled Banks - on current accounts - - - on deposit accounts - - (included margin money) - on savings accounts - -
5. Post office - Savings Accounts TOTAL (A) 449,955.00 471,433.00
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2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.) B. Loans, Advances and other Assets
1. Loans a) Staff - recoverable advances - - - Opening Balance 1,400,828.00 995,682.00 Add: Advances paid 734,544.00 1,024,000.00 Interest on advance - - Less: Recovered 782,768.00 1,352,604.00 618,854.00 1,400,828.00 b) Other entities engaged in activities/ objectives similar to that of the entity - - c) Others (specify) - -
2. Advances and other amounts recoverable in cash or in kind or for value to be received
a) On capital Account - - b) Prepayments - - c) Others - -
3. Income Accrued a) On investments from earmarked/ Endowment Funds - - b) On Investments - Others - Opening balance 375,658.00 270,474.00 Add: Accrued Interest during the year 769,135.00 586,838.00 Less: Reversal of Opening balance - 1,144,793.00 481,654.00 375,658.00
c) On Loans and Advances - - d) Others - -
- Employer’s Contribution receivable - AWBI ------4. Claims recoverable a) TDS on interest on TD - CPF receivable - - 52,197.00 52,197.00
TOTAL (B) 2,497,397.00 1,828,683.00
TOTAL (A+B) 2,947,352.00 2,300,116.00
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SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF INCOME & EXPENDITURE AS AT 31-3-2013 2012-13 2011-12 (Amount - Rs.) Schedule - 14 - Fees/Subscriptions 1. Entrance Fees - - 2. Annual Fees/Subscriptions - Board’s Contribution of Employees - - Add: Interest from Investments - - Less: Employees Contribution due received - - for previous year 3. Seminar/Program Fees - - 4. Consultancy Fees - - 5. Others (specify) - - TOTAL
Schedule 17 - Interest Earned 1) On Term Deposits - - a) With scheduled Banks - - b) With non-scheduled banks - - c) With Institutions - - d) Others 6,739.00 - 2) On Savings Accounts a) With scheduled Banks 769,135.00 586,838.00 - Interest credited by State Bank of Hyderabad 22,279.00 17,941.00 b) With Non-Scheduled Banks - - c) Post Office Savings Accounts - - d) Others - -
3) On Loans : a) Employees/Staff - - b) Others - - 4) Interest on Debtors and other Receivables - -
TOTAL 798,153.00 604,779.00
SCHEDULE 21 - OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES 1) Bank Charges 0.00 0.00
TOTAL
Schedule 23 - Interest a) On Fixed Loans b) On other Loans (including Bank charges) - - c) Others (specify) - Interest for subscription portion 323,088.00 261,183.00 - Interest for contribution portion 426,399.00 749,487.00 345,199.00 606,382.00
TOTAL 749,487.00 606,382.00
91 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______DETAILS OF INVESTMENT MADE UNDER CPF FUND AND ACCRUED INTEREST THEREON 2012-13
S.No Name of the Bank/ AMOUNT DATE OF DATE OF RATE OF MATURITY Accrued Int Instution 2012-13 State Bank of Hyderabad INVESTED INVESTMENT MATURITY INTEREST AMOUNT 1 49492 renewed TD No.858224 462000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 597608.00 2 49492 renewed TD No.858225 462000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 597608.00 3 32995 renewed TD No.858226 308000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 398405.00 4 47885 renewed TD No.858227 447000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 578205.00 5 15747 renewed TD No.858228 147000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 190148.00 6 15747 renewed TD No.858229 147000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 190148.00 7 15640 renewed TD No.858230 146000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 188854.00 8 17247 renewed TD No.858231 161000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 208257.00 9 17247 renewed TD No.858232 161000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 208257.00 10 17247 renewed TD No.858233 161000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 208257.00 11 17247 renewed TD No.858234 161000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 208257.00 12 36744 renewed TD No.858222 343000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 443678.00 13 36744 renewed TD No.858223 343000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 443678.00 14 8677 renewed TD No.858235 81000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 104775.00 15 14569 renewed TD No.858236 136000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 175919.00 16 14569 renewed TD No.858237 136000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 175919.00 17 14569 renewed TD No.858238 136000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 175919.00 18 43707 renewed TD No.858239 408000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 527757.00 19 43707 renewed TD No.858240 408000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 527757.00 20 43707 renewed TD No.858241 408000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 527757.00 21 36423 renewed TD No.858242 340000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 439798.00 22 21170 renewed TD No.858780 201017.00 23.11.2011 23.10.2014 9.25% 262489.00 23 21170 renewed TD No.858781 201017.00 23.11.2011 23.10.2014 9.25% 262489.00 24 28105 renewed TD No.858782 268023.00 23.11.2011 23.10.2014 9.25% 349986.00 25 17140 renewed TD No.858243 160000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 206964.00 26 17140 renewed TD No.858244 160000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 206964.00 27 10732 renewed TD No.858245 107000.00 08.09.2011 04.06.2014 9.5% 136407.00 28 32138 TD No. ‘858293 300000.00 15.09.2011 11.06.2014 9.5% 388057.00 29 32138 TD No. ‘858294 300000.00 15.09.2011 11.06.2014 9.5% 388057.00 30 0 TD No.759514 200000.00 31.03.2013 31.03.2014 9.0% 218167.00 31 0 TD No.759515 200000.00 31.03.2013 31.03.2014 9.0% 218167.00 32 0 TD No.759516 200000.00 31.03.2013 31.03.2014 9.0% 218167.00 33 0 TD No.759517 200000.00 31.03.2013 31.03.2014 9.0% 218167.00
7,999,057.00 TOTAL 769,135
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FORM OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (NON-PROFIT ORGANISATIONS)
SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31-3-2013
SCHEDULE 24 - SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES 1. Accounting Convention The finanical statements are prepared on the basis of historical cost convention, unless otherwise stated and on the accrual method of accounting. The deductions towards CPF from Employees and the Management Contribution are accounted on accrual basis.
2. Investment The investments in respect of the above fund are made according to the directions of the Board from time to time. Investments classified as "Long term investments" are carried at cost.
3. Income Recognition The accretions to the fund by way of interest is accounted on mercantile basis.
4. Board's Contribution As per the CPF Regulations the Board's contribution are made on a yearly basis.
5. Final Benefits The withdrawls from the fund are made on superannuation or on resignation/death.
6. The valuation of the fund is based on the amount of investment together with interest due thereon.
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SCHEDULE 25 - CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS
1. Contingent Liabilities NIL
2. Capital Commitments NIL
3. Lease Obligations NIL
4. Current Assets, Loans and Advances In the opinion of the management, the current assets, loans and advances have a value on realization in the ordinary course of business, equal at least to the aggregate amount shown in the Balance Sheet.
5. Taxation The Board is a registered public charitable institution u/s. 12A of Income Tax Act. 1961. Since the Board's Income is exempted from income Tax, no provision for Income Tax has been considered necessary.
6. Foreign Currency Transactions NIL
7. Remuneration to Auditors NIL 8. Corresponding figures for the previous year have been regrouped/rearranged, wherever necessary.
9. Schedule 1 to 25 are annexed to and form an integral part of the balance Sheet as at 31-03-2013 and the Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended on that date.
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SEPARATE AUDIT REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR GENERAL OF INDIA ON THE ACCOUNTS OF ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA, CHENNAI FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH 2013
We have audited the attached Balance Sheet of Animal Welfare Board of India, (AWBI), Chennai as at 31st March 2013 and Income & Expenditure Account and Receipts & Payment Account for the year ended on that date under Section 19(2) of the Comptroller & Auditor General's (Duties, Powers & Conditions of Service) Act, 1971 .These financial statements are the responsibility of the Animal Welfare Board of India, Chennai. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit.
2. This separate Audit Report contains the comments of the Comptroller & Auditor General of India (CAG) on the accounting treatment only with regard to classification, conformity with the best accounting practices, accounting standards and disclosure norms, etc., Audit observations on financial transactions with regard to compliance with the Law, Rules & Regulations (Propriety and Regularity) and efficiency-cum-performance aspects, etc. if any, are reported through inspection Reports / CAG's Audit Reports separately.
3. We have conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in India. These standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatements. An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidences supporting the amounts and disclosure in the financial statement. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of financial statements. We believe that our audit provides a reasonable basis for our opinion.
4. Based on our audit, we report that i We have obtained all the information and explanations, which to the best of our knowledge and belief were necessary for the purpose of our audit. ii The Balance Sheet, Income & Expenditure Account and Receipts & Payments Account dealt with by this report have been drawn up in the format approved by the Ministry of Finance, Government of India. iii In our opinion, proper books of accounts and other relevant records have been maintained by the Animal Welfare Board of India, Chennai as required under Rule 17 (3)(c) of the Animal Welfare Board of India (Administration) Rules, 1962 in so far as it appears from our examination of such books.
95 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______iv We further report that :
A. Balance Sheet.
NIL
B. Income & Expenditure Account.
B.1. Overstatement of Income.
In the Annual Accounts,out of the total grants received, actual Capital expenditure should be treated as Capital Grant and taken to Capital Fund, and only actual Revenue expenditure should be treated as Revenue grant in Income & Expenditure Account and balance amount should be taken as unutilized grants depicted as liability to be adjusted either by refund or by adjustment in future grants.
During 2012-13, AWBI had recieved Rs. 1,63,24,542/- as Non-plan Grants including Rs. 19,39,673/- revalidated by MoEF from previous year, and other reciepts amounting to Rs. 5,24,869/- . Out of this Rs. 1,51,06,428/- was incurred towards revenue expenditure (Establishment and Administrative expenditure), leaving a balance of Rs. 12,18,114/-. However, AWBI has depicted only Rs. 1,38,60,000/- as Income from grants towards Non-plan grants in Schedule - 13 - Grants and subsidies, and also no amount has been shown as amount to be refunded in Schedule - 7 - Current Liabilities and Provisions. This resulted in Understatement of Income to an extent of Rs. 12,46,428/- and hence Capital Fund and also understatement of Current Liabilities to an extent of Rs. 12,18,114/-.
C. General
The Board has been receiving grant from Government of India under Plan and Central Sector Scheme which are in the nature of Earmarked Fund. However, the grant as well as expenditure against the same has been booked in the income and Expenditure Accounts which is not consistent with the guidelines of Uniform format of Accounts.
D. Grants - in- aid
Out of grants received by Animal Welfare Board of India, Chennai during the year 2012-13 amounting to Rs. 25.81 crore (which includes opening balance of Rs. 0.66 crore and Rs. 0.203 crore received in March 2013), Rs. 17.89 crore was utilized leaving an amount of Rs. 7.92 crore as unutilized grants.
E. Management Letter.
Deficiencies which have not been included in the Audit Report have been brought to the notice of the Animal Welfare Board of India, Chennai through a management letter issued separately for remedial / corrective action.
i) Subject to our observation in the preceding paragraphs, we report that the Balance sheet, Income & Expenditure Account and Receipts & Payments Account dealt with by this report are in agreement with the books of accounts.
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ii) In our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us, the said financial statement read together with the Accounting Policies and Notes on Accounts and Subject to the significant matters stated above and other matters mentioned in Annexure to this Aduit Report give a true and fair view in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in India.
a) In so far as it relates to the Balance Sheet, of the state of affairs of the Animal Welfare Board of India, Chennai as at 31 March 2013.
b) In so far as it relates Income & Expenditure Account of the surplus for the year ended on that date.
For and on behalf of the C&AG of India Sd/- Principal Director of Audit (SD) 08.11.2013
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ANNEXURE TO AUDIT REPORT
1. Adequacy of Internal Audit System : Internal audit on the accounts of Animal Welfare Board of India, Chennai has been last conducted upto 2011-12 by the Pay and Accounts Office of the Ministry of Environment & Forests in January 2013. The report contains 18 paras on various aspects of the AWBI. 2. Adequacy of Internal Control System : 2.1 Bifurcation of Plan and Non - Plan. In the common format of accounts, organisations have to prepare Income and Expenditure statements in such a way that details of Income and Expenditure are bifurcated as Plan and Non -plan. During the year 2012-13, AWBI had recieved grants under Plan amounting to Rs. 7,00,00,000/- and Non - plan grants amounting to Rs. 1,38,60,000/-. Though this bifurcation was shown in the Grants Schedule - Schedule 13 Under the Income and Expenditure Statement, a similar bifurcation pertaining to revenue expenditure was not shown. 3. System of Physical Verification of fixed assets : Though AWBI had conducted physical verification of assets during the year 2012-13, the same was not as per the procedure prescribed in the GFR. A simple certificate to the effect that all the assets are physically verified was issued. No effort was taken to identify old, obsolete, unserviceable items for disposal. 4. System of Physical Verification of Inventory: Though AWBI has conducted physical verification of stores/ inventory during the year 2012-13, the same was not as per the produre prescribed in the GFR. A simple certificate to the effect that all the inventory / stores / are physically verified was issued. No effort was taken to identify old, obsolete, unserviceable items for disposal. 5. Regularity in payment of statutory dues : No discrepancy was observed in audit.
Sd/- Director (EA)
08.11.2013
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STATEMENT SHOWING PARTICULARS OF ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2012-13 IN RESPECT OF ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA, CHENNAI - 600 041
1. Date of which accounts were compiled by the Board : 10.06.2013 and submitted to Audit party on 14.06.2013. ii. Date on which Statutory Auditors were appointed and accounts handed over to them for auditing : The accounts of the Board are audited annually by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India or by any person appointed by him in this behalf as per Rule 24(2), of the Animal Welfare Board (Administration) Rules, 1962 vide Notification No. 9-16/61 - LD.I dt. 23.6.1962 issued by Ministry of Food and Agriculture (Department of Agriculture), New Delhi. With effect from 8.1.2010 the statutory audit work pertaining to the Board is done by the Office of the Principal Director of Audit, Scientific Department, Chennai - 6 as informed vide letter No. 3 - Audit (AB) 29-2007 dt. 8.1.2010 of C&AG of India. The Accounts were handed over to the Audit on 14.06.2013. iii. Dates on which the accounts were audited by the Statutory Auditors: From 14.06.2013 to 19.06.2013 iv. Date on which the accounts were referred from the Comptroller and Auditor General of India: The audited accounts and separate Audit Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on the Accounts of Animal Welfare Board of India, Chennai for the year 2012-13 were conveyed by the Office of the Principal Director of Audit, Scientific Departments, New Delhi vide letter No. PDA (SD)/EA/SAR/AWBI Chennai/2013-14/279-282 dt. 08.11.2013. v. Date on which the Annual General Meeting of the Board approved of the Accounts: The Audited Statement of accounts for the year 2012-13 were placed before the Board for approval in the Annual General Meeting of the Board held on 15-11-2013 which approved the Annual Report and the accounts. The separate Audit Report dt. 08.11.2013 of the Comptroller & Auditor General of India on the accounts of Animal Welfare Board of India, Chennai for the year ended 31st March, 2013 and issued by the Principal Director of Audit, (Scientific Department), New Delhi were adopted by the Board in the AGM on 15.11.2013 vi. Date of preparation of Annual Report in English : 11.11.2013
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104 ______ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013 REGULAR GRANT RELEASED TO AWO'S IN THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2012-2013 1. LIST OF AWOs TO WHOM REGULAR GRANT SANCTIONED IN 2009-10 AND RELEASED IN 2012-2013
Sl No Code No Name of the AWO Amount KARNATAKA 1 KA061/2008 Sri Adichunchungiri Gaushala 100000 MADHYA PRADESH 2 MP034/1999 Shrimat Bhagwat Gaushala Samiti 60000 TOTAL 160000
2. LIST OF AWOs TO WHOM REGULAR GRANT SANCTIONED IN 2010-11 AND RELEASED IN 2012-2013
Sl No Code No Name of the AWO Amount
ANDHRA PRADESH
1 AP028/1999 Surabhi Gaushala 60000
GUJARAT
2 GJ034/1998 Shri Jakhau Panjrapole Trust and Gaushala 65000 3 GJ255/2011 Bal Mukund Charitable Trust 10000
MAHARASHTRA
4 MH147/2011 Shri Gopal Gaushala Trust, Hingoli 10000
MADHYA PRADESH 5 MP016/1995 Bahubali Jeevaraksha Evam Paryavaran Sewa Sansthan 180000 6 MP180/1999 Shri Shri 1008 Shri Ramrathandasji Vaishnav Go Sewa Samiti 120000 7 MP250/2002 Jai Shrikrishna Gaushala Samiti 60000
ORISSA 8 OR026/2002 Shri Krishna Gaushala 84000
PUNJAB 9 PJ057/2002 Shri Gopal Gaushala 270000 TAMIL NADU 10 TN001/1964 SPCA Chennai 12000 11 TN189/2011 Thangam Memorial Trust 10000 UTTAR PRADESH 12 UP358/2009 Nandi Gaushala 36000
TOTAL 917000
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S.No Code No Name of the AWO Amount
ANDHRA PRADESH
1 AP004/1972 SPCA Kakinada 84000 2 AP016/1998 Visakha Society for Protection and Care of Animals 156000 3 AP064/2002 Karuna Society for Animals and Nature 120000 4 AP072/2002 Shri Vijayawada Gosamrakshana Sangham 150000 5 AP094/2006 Indian Institute of Jeevakarunyam & Research 12000 ASSAM
6 AS012/2003 Asom Go Seva Samiti 48000
GUJARAT
7 GJ016/1991 Shri Vrindhavan Gaushala Jivdaya Trust 180000 8 GJ022/1991 Shri Junadeesa Mahajan Panjrapole 540000 9 GJ023/1991 Shri Kutch Mundra Panjrapole & Gaushala 120000 10 GJ025/1991 Shri Vinchhiya Mahajan Panjrapole Trust 84000 11 GJ038/1995 Shri Savarkundla Gaushala 150000 12 GJ046/1998 Rajkot Mahajan’s Panjrapole 300000 13 GJ052/1998 Shri Mandal Mahajan Panjrapole 300000 14 GJ055/1998 Shri Jivdaya Mandal 300000 15 GJ065/1998 Shri Khodadhar Panjrapole 150000 16 GJ073/1998 Shri Radhanpur Khodadar Panjrapole Sanstha 300000 17 GJ086/1999 Shri Wankaner Panjrapole Gaushala 150000 18 GJ142/2002 Bhagwan Mahavir Pashu Raksha Kendra 120000 19 GJ215/2002 Shri Kevalpuniji Gaushala Trust 72000 20 GJ230/2004 ASHIRWAD CHARITABLE TRUST 216000 21 GJ243/2006 Shri Patan Panjarapole 12000 22 GJ254/2011 Shri Swami Narayan Gurukul Gaushala Trust 72000 23 GJ255/2011 Bal Mukund Charitable Trust 60000
GOA
24 GO001/1999 Goa Animal Welfare Trust 9600
HARYANA 25 HR007/1991 Akhil Bharatiya Gaushala 120000 26 HR011/1991 Shri Gaushala Shala Dairy Datta 60000 27 HR017/1994 Shri Gopal Gaushala 240000 28 HR024/1998 Shri Gau Mata Gau Charand Samrakshan Samiti 240000 29 HR040/1999 Arya Gaushala Samiti 36000 30 HR041/1999 Shri Shri 1008 Baba Nihal Giri Gaushala 84000 31 HR046/1999 Dharmarth Gaushala 300000 32 HR048/1999 Shri Gaushala Association 96000 33 HR049/1999 Shri Swami Gauraksha Nand Gaushala 180000 34 HR058/1999 Shri Haryana Gaushala 60000 35 HR059/1999 Shri Gaushala 300000 36 HR060/1999 Shri Gaushala 300000
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37 HR080/2000 Shri 108 Brahmachari Jayram Das Panchayati Gaushala 300000 38 HR083/2000 Shri Jayram Panchayati Gaushala Samiti 180000 39 HR084/2000 Adarsh Gaushala 96000 40 HR085/2000 Shri Krishna Gaushala 60000 41 HR102/2002 Shri Gopal Gosadan 120000 42 HR116/2002 Shiv Shakti Gaushala 60000 43 HR117/2002 Shri Gaushala 120000 44 HR122/2002 Pantilisa Gaushala Samiti 210000 45 HR124/2002 Jyotipunj Gaushala 240000 46 HR133/2002 Shri Vasudev Krishna Gaushala 180000 47 HR135/2002 Shri Ram Gopal Gaushala Samiti 96000 48 HR137/2002 Shri Haryana Gaushala 60000 49 HR143/2003 Shri Haryana Kurukshetra Gaushala 300000 50 HR149/2003 Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti 120000 51 HR164/2005 Shri Baba Sharnainath Gaushala 72000 52 HR177/2006 Sant Baba Kishan Singhji Maharaj Memorial Gaushala Samiti 96000 53 HR186/2006 Shri Dhand Gaushala 180000 54 HR187/2006 Shri Krishna Gaushala, Bhattukalan 180000 55 HR218/2007 Meera Baba Sehad Bhura Shri Krishan Gaushala 120000 56 HR233/2008 Shri Radha Krishna Gaushala 150000 57 HR242/2010 Shri Gaumatha Sakthi Peth 48000 58 HR255/2012 Sonajee Trust 10000
KARNATAKA
59 KA030/2002 Govanithashraya Trust 72000
MAHARASHTRA
60 MH044/1998 Shri Ujjwal Goraksha Sansthan 84000 61 MH057/1999 Chandrapur SPCA 48000 62 MH134/2007 Gramin Vikas Sanshodhan Va Prashikshan Sanstha 108000 63 MH140/2010 Jalna District Farmer Agri Science Society 120000 64 MH145/2011 Archana and Katrina Gorakshan Trust & Animal Rehabilitation Home 36000
CHATTISGARH & MADHYA PRADESH
65 MP005/1991 Shri Gopal Krishna Gaushala 444000 66 MP011/1991 Brij Mohan Ramkali Gou Samrakshana Kendra 150000 67 MP013/1991 Shri Gopal Gaushala 60000 68 MP016/1995 Bahubali Jeevaraksha Evam Paryavaran Sewa Sansthan 180000 69 MP040/1999 Jivdaya Gorakshan Evam Paryavaran Samvardhan Kendra 180000 70 MP044/1999 Jivdaya Society 120000 71 MP046/1999 Shri Krishna Jeevan Goseva Sadan Gaushala 60000 72 MP048/1999 Shri Gopal Gaushala Trust 84000 73 MP058/1999 Dayadaya Go Sewa Jeevraksha Evam Paryavaran S Sansthan 120000 74 MP060/1999 Shri Shreyasnath Pashu Raksh Kendra 60000 75 MP071/1999 Gayatri Gaushala Mehrja 48000 76 MP108/1999 Jalpamata Gaushala Samiti 60000 77 MP137/1999 Dayaoday Pashu Sewa Kendra Gaushala 60000 78 MP147/1999 Dayoday Pashu Sewa Kendra Gaushala 150000 79 MP149/1999 Shri Mahamrityunjai Gaushala 48000 80 MP204/2000 Maa Narmada Gaushala Sewa Samiti 60000 81 MP205/2000 Dayaoday Pashu Sewa Samiti 72000
107 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______82 MP225/2001 Dayoday Jeev Raksha Sansthan (Gaushala) 72000 83 MP237/2002 Shri Khandeshwari Gaushala samiti 72000 84 MP257/2002 Shrimad Bhagwat Gaushala Samiti 96000 85 MP275/2002 Shri Dayodai Pashudhan Sanrakshan Samiti 36000 86 MP284/2004 Animal Cure and Care 180000 87 MP286/2004 SHRI CHAND GAUSHALA 60000 88 MP287/2004 SHRI GOPAL GAUSHALA 84000 89 MP288/2004 Shri Geethadham Gaushala Samiti 72000 90 MP291/2004 SHRI GOPAL KRISHAN GAUSHALA 60000 91 MP306/2005 Shri Swami Ramanand Gaushala 72000 92 MP312/2006 Shri Girdhari Goseva Samiti 60000 93 MP322/2007 Shri Krishna Gaushala 72000 94 MP335/2008 Maa dhandhagiri Gaushala Seva Samiti (Barigarh) 72000 95 MP337/2009 People for Animals, Narsinghpur 60000 96 MP343/2009 Swami Ravindradas Gauraksha Sewa Samiti 60000 97 MP354/2010 Shri Ramakrishna Gaushala 150000 98 MP357/2010 Gau Sewa Samiti, Razim 60000 99 MP374/2012 Gopal Gaushala, Bhind 10000 100 MP375/2012 Shri Mulchand Mirchulal Kisan Gaushala 10000 101 MP376/2012 Shri Govardhan Gaushala Samiti 10000 102 MP378/2012 Sanathan Gau Sewa Samiti 10000
ORISSA
103 OR007/1998 Maitri Club 48000 104 OR052/2007 People for Animals, Balasore 12000
PUNJAB
105 PJ027/2000 Gopal Gaushala Gau Sewa Samiti 120000
106 PJ034/2000 Shri Gaushala Committee 150000
RAJASTHAN
107 RJ001/1997 Shri Gaushala Seva Samiti 120000 108 RJ004/1991 Shri Ganga Gaushala 240000 109 RJ005/1991 Shri Gaushala 240000 110 RJ006/1991 Shri Krishna Gulab Gaushala 72000 111 RJ009/1991 Shri Gaushala 60000 112 RJ013/1993 Shri Karni Gaushala 180000 113 RJ014/1993 Shri Hardayal Gaushala 90000 114 RJ027/1993 Shri Rajaldesar Gaushala 84000 115 RJ031/1993 Shri Bhopalgarh Gaushala 150000 116 RJ034/1995 Shri Panjrapole Gaushala 180000 117 RJ040/1997 Shri Gaushala Samiti 210000 118 RJ041/1998 Shri Adeshwar Gau Seva Samiti 210000 119 RJ044/1998 Shri Gopal Gaushala 72000 120 RJ045/1998 Shri Bhagwan Mahavir Jain Gaushala Trust 144000 121 RJ050/1998 Shri Gopal Govardhan Gaushala 210000 122 RJ050-1/1998Shri Kheteshwar Gaushala Ashram 210000 123 RJ051/1998 Satyapur Goseva Mandal 180000 124 RJ053/1998 Siwanchi Gate Gaushala 120000 125 RJ054/1998 Shri Falodi Dharmartha Seva Samiti Gaushala 120000
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126 RJ055/1998 Acharya Kakasaheb Kalerkar Lok Seva Kendra 60000 127 RJ057/1998 Shri Dada Darbar Napali Baba Siddharth Mahadev Gaushala Seva Samiti 96000 128 RJ061/1998 Shri Jainivas Ganesh Gaushala 120000 129 RJ063/1998 Shri Sumer Gaushala 120000 130 RJ064/1998 Shri Krishna Gaushala 120000 131 RJ065/1998 Shri Ram Seva Sansthan 72000 132 RJ066/1998 Shri Gaushala Sukhadiya Circle 180000 133 RJ068/1998 Shri Mahavir Jivdaya Gaushala 246000 134 RJ070/1998 Shri Krishna Gaushala 84000 135 RJ077/1998 Shri Krishna Gopal Gaushala 120000 136 RJ081/1999 Shri Oswal Go Seva Sadan (Panjrapole) 84000 137 RJ084/1999 Shri Sarvajanik Gaushala 72000 138 RJ087/1999 Gwal Gopal Gaushala 150000 139 RJ088/1999 Rishya Srangh Gaushala 60000 140 RJ096/1999 Shri Gopal Gaushala 180000 141 RJ101/1999 Shri Ramkrishna Gopal Prani Sewa Samiti 360000 142 RJ106/1999 Gopal Gaushala Samiti 72000 143 RJ110/1999 Shri Jagdamba Sewa Samiti 300000 144 RJ113/1999 Shri Damodar Gaushala 72000 145 RJ114/1999 Shri Sesh Bhagwan Gaushala 60000 146 RJ115/1999 Shri Brahmachari Ramkumarji Pannalalji Gaushala Dharmartha Trust 300000 147 RJ116/1999 Shri Krishna Go Sewa Samiti 240000 148 RJ117/1999 Canine Welfare Society 6000 149 RJ122/1999 Shri Oswal Singh Sabha Dharampura Gaushala 156000 150 RJ125/1999 Shri Mahavir Gaushala Evam Pashu Raksha Samiti 72000 151 RJ128/1999 Shri Gopal Krishna Gaushala Trust 120000 152 RJ130/1999 Pashupati Kalyan Parishad 72000 153 RJ137/1999 Shri Krishna Gaushala 72000 154 RJ151/1999 Shri Dayalu Gau Jivjan Paramarth Sewa Sansthan 150000 155 RJ163/1999 Gosewa Shiwir (Gaushala), Churu 72000 156 RJ167/1999 Gopal Gaushala Karmavas Patta Trust 72000 157 RJ176/2000 Shri Shantinath Gaushala Sanstha 84000 158 RJ180/2000 Shri Gaushala 120000 159 RJ181/2000 Bhagwan Mahavir Gaushala 72000 160 RJ182/2000 Shri Ramkrishna Gaushala 84000 161 RJ195/2000 Shri Gau Sewa Samiti (Shri Krishna Gaushala) 120000 162 RJ200/2000 Shri Hari Om Gaushala 72000 163 RJ211/2000 Shri Om Janta Gaushala Trust 84000 164 RJ211A/1998 Goseva Samiti Sarvajanik Gaushala 60000 165 RJ212/2000 Shri Mamdiyaiji Rashtriya Samanvai Seva Samiti 180000 166 RJ220/2001 Jeevdaya Gayatri Gaushala 72000 167 RJ222/2001 Marudhar Kesari Gau Sewa Samiti 96000 168 RJ224/2001 Shrinath Gopal Gaushala 120000 169 RJ225/2001 Shri Sankat Mochan Hanuman Gaushala Sewa Samiti 60000 170 RJ229/2001 Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti 84000 171 RJ232/2001 Shri Ramdev Gaushala Sewa Samiti 84000 172 RJ237/2001 Gharsana Gaushala Samiti 180000 173 RJ238/2001 Shri Chamunda Mataji Jeevdaya Gaushala 72000 174 RJ241/2001 Shri Krishna Gaushala Avam Jan Kalyan Sansthan 48000 175 RJ243/2001 Shri Pachpadra Gaushala 72000 176 RJ247/2001 Gau Sewa Samiti 48000 177 RJ249/2001 Shri Rohitaswa Gaushala Sansthan 150000 178 RJ250/2001 Om Shri Deweshwar Mahadev Gaushala Samiti 150000
109 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______179 RJ252/2001 Shri Mahadev Gaushala Samiti 120000 180 RJ253/2001 Shri Gopal Gaushala Sansthan 48000 181 RJ256/2001 Shri Champaji Maharaj Gaushala Sansthan 120000 182 RJ261/2001 Shri Nadsar Gosewa Samiti 84000 183 RJ266/2001 Smt.Hanja Bai Gaushala Kendra 84000 184 RJ268/2002 Shri Gopal Gosewa Sanstha 120000 185 RJ272/2002 Swa Rooki Devi Smriti Gaushala Samiti 120000 186 RJ278/2002 Shri Pushpawati Gaushala 96000 187 RJ286/2002 Shri Hariom Geeta Gaushala Sewa samiti 72000 188 RJ290/2002 Shri Mahavir Hanuman Govansh avam Paryavaran sanrakshan Samvardhan 300000 189 RJ307/2002 Shri Gopal Gaushala Samiti 72000 190 RJ308/2002 Shri Ram Gaushala, Ranawas 120000 191 RJ309/2002 Shankar Math Gau Sewa Samiti 84000 192 RJ312/2002 PFA Sirohi 72000 193 RJ314/2002 Shri Krishna Gau Sewa Samiti 150000 194 RJ317/2002 SHRI NAGESHWAR PANJRAPOLE GAUSHALA 96000 195 RJ320/2002 Gayatri Gau Sewa Samiti 180000 196 RJ322/2002 Shri Krishna Gaushala Sansthan 72000 197 RJ324/2002 Shri Shiv Gaushala Samiti 96000 198 RJ327/2002 Godhan Raksha Samiti 84000 199 RJ329/2002 Shri Sumati Jeev Raksha Kendra 300000 200 RJ331/2002 Shri Gausai Gaushala Samiti 72000 201 RJ337/2002 Shri Devnarayan Gaushala 72000 202 RJ338/2002 Dayodai Pashu Samvardhan Sanstha Gaushala 84000 203 RJ356/2002 SHRI DEVRI MATA GAUSHALA SEWA SAMITI 96000 204 RJ362/2002 SHRI DATAREYA GAU SEVA ASHRAM 210000 205 RJ372/2002 Shriram Gaushala Seva Sansthan 120000 206 RJ378/2002 Shri Krishna Gopal Gaushala Samiti 60000 207 RJ380/2002 Shri Krishna Gaushala Sansthan 180000 208 RJ385/2002 Shri Jivdaya Gaushala 234000 209 RJ386/2002 Shri Balaji Gaushala Sewa Samit 84000 210 RJ387/2002 Shri Bhagwan Mahavir Jain Gaushala 84000 211 RJ389/2002 Shri Gopal Gaushala 96000 212 RJ397/2003 Bhagwan Shri Krishna Gaushala 84000 213 RJ400/2003 Shri Shambavnath Radhey Govind Gaushala Sansthan 240000 214 RJ409/2003 Shri Mahaveer Gaushala Kalyan Sansthan 240000 215 RJ411/2003 Shri Krishna Gopal Gaushala Samiti 96000 216 RJ412/2003 Gau Sewa Samiti Gogasar 72000 217 RJ414/2003 Shri Veer Tejaji Maharaj Gaushala 60000 218 RJ415/2003 Shri Gau Seva Samiti 60000 219 RJ423/2003 Shri Gaushala Panjarapole Samiti 96000 220 RJ428/2003 Pashu Dhan Suraksha Sthal Samiti Pashu Gaushala Ghoriyao Ka Bada 84000 221 RJ430/2003 Shri Gopal Gaushala Sanstha 60000 222 RJ434/2003 Shri Dariyav Gaushala Sewa Samiti 60000 223 RJ436/2004 GAU RAKSHA SAMITI 120000 224 RJ439/2004 SHRI ROOP RAJAT GAUSEVA SAMITI 72000 225 RJ443/2004 KAMADHENU RATHI NASLA SAMVARDHAN KENDRA 60000 226 RJ452/2004 SHRI GOPAL GAUSEVA SAMITI 60000 227 RJ454/2004 GAUSHALA AVAM JANKALYAN SAMITI 60000 228 RJ459/2004 SANT SHRI SEVADASJI MAHARAJ GOSEVA SAMITI 150000 229 RJ460/2004 HAR HAR MAHADEV GAURI SHANKAR GOPAL GAUSHALA SAMITI 72000 230 RJ463/2004 SHRI LAKHAMPURIJI GAUSHALA SANSTHAN 132000 231 RJ464/2004 SHRI KRISHNA GAUSHALA SAMITI 60000 232 RJ469/2004 GAUSHALA SEWA SAMITI 84000
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233 RJ470/2004 SHRI BRAMAHARISHI VISHISTH GAU SEVA SAMITI 60000 234 RJ473/2004 Shri Agrasen Jiv Jantu kalyan Evam Go Seva Samiti 300000 235 RJ475/2004 Shri Vimla Devi Khetawat Gauseva Vikas Samiti 60000 236 RJ479/2004 Sanathan Dharma Gau Sewa Samiti Trust 72000 237 RJ482/2004 Shri Godhan Sanvardhan Goshala Samiti 60000 238 RJ483/2004 Shri Murali Manohar Goshala 132000 239 RJ489/2005 Shri Ram Gaushala Seva Samiti 84000 240 RJ492/2005 Gurukul Gau Seva Samiti 60000 241 RJ496/2005 Shri Kashi Viswanth Gaushala Seva Samiti 180000 242 RJ499/2005 Shiv Go Seva Samiti 72000 243 RJ500/2005 Shri Shiv Go Seva samiti 60000 244 RJ501/2005 Shri Mahaveer Go Seva Samiti 150000 245 RJ503/2005 Shri Marudhar Kesari Gaushala Samiti 60000 246 RJ504/2005 Shri Krishna Gopal Goseva Samiti 120000 247 RJ505/2005 Shri Lakshmi Narsingh Goseva Samiti 60000 248 RJ509/2005 Sant Shri Bholaramji Maharaj Gau Sewa Samiti 84000 249 RJ510/2005 Maa Supaswarmati Gaushala Samiti 72000 250 RJ514/2006 Shri Mandev Suri Jain Gaushala Sewa Samiti 84000 251 RJ516/2006 Shri Gaushala Seva Samiti 72000 252 RJ521/2006 Shri Krishna Mahavir Gorakshana Samiti 48000 253 RJ528/2007 Shri Idana Mata Trust 84000 254 RJ529/2007 Shri Mahaveer Elwa Maa Gaushala Evam Vikas Samiti 72000 255 RJ530/2007 Shri Bhomiyaji Maharaj Gaushala Samiti 84000 256 RJ536/2007 Shri Shri Rajiv Gandhi Gaushala Prabandh Samiti 60000 257 RJ539/2007 Shri Jeen Dham Gaushala Sewa Samiti 72000 258 RJ546/2007 Adam Ka Gaushala Sewa Samit 60000 259 RJ548/2007 Shri Gaushala Sansthan Hariyadana Panjarapole 72000 260 RJ552/2008 Shri Krishna Marudar Kesari Goseva Samiti 72000 261 RJ559/2008 Shri Krishna Gaushala Sanstha 120000 262 RJ562/2008 Aai Mata Gaushala 60000 263 RJ564/2008 Shri Krishna Kumbh Gaushala Samiti 120000 264 RJ566/2008 Shri Krishna Sudama Gau Sewa Samiti 150000 265 RJ569/2008 Kesarbagh Gaushala Samiti 84000 266 RJ571/2008 Sri Sarvadharm Gaushala Samiti 96000 267 RJ572/2008 Animal Help Society 60000 268 RJ574/2008 Shri Ganga Jubli Panjarapole Gaushala 300000 269 RJ575/2008 Shri Gaushala Samiti 180000 270 RJ577/2008 Shri Jagatguru Jambeshwar Gaushala Sanstha 210000 271 RJ578/2008 Sant Shri Kheteshwar Gau Seva Sansthan 96000 272 RJ580/2008 Shri Marudhar Kesari Go Sewa Samiti 72000 273 RJ585/2008 Lakshya Yuva Sansthan 60000 274 RJ586/2008 Baba Ramdev Gaushala Samiti 84000 275 RJ593/2009 Shri Krishna Gaushala Sewa Samiti Giri 72000 276 RJ596/2009 Asahaya Gau Sewa Sadan 60000 277 RJ605/2009 Shri Bhakti Gopal Gaushala Samiti 72000 278 RJ607/2009 Aai Mata Gaushala Sewa Samiti 96000 279 RJ609/2009 Jai Shiv Shankar Gau Sewa Samiti 60000 280 RJ613/2009 Shri Keshardesar Jatan Gaushala Samiti 84000 281 RJ616/2009 Shri Shiv Gaushala Samiti 84000 282 RJ618/2009 Shri Kheteshwar Gau Sewa Sansthan 60000 283 RJ619/2009 Shri Kamadhenu Godham Sewa Sansthan 150000 284 RJ620/2009 Shri Hanuman Baggichi Gaushala Sewa Samiti 60000 285 RJ621/2009 Shri Lalechi Mata Gau Sewa Samiti 120000 286 RJ624/2009 Desuri Goraksha Vikas Sewa Samiti 72000 287 RJ627/2009 Shri Karneshwar Mahadev Prani Seva Samiti 84000 288 RJ628/2009 Praghya Ramguru Gau Seva Samiti 96000 289 RJ633/2010 Om Vishwa Guru Dattatreye Gau Seva Samiti 60000 290 RJ638/2010 Shri Nandishwar Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti 120000 291 RJ640/2010 Shri Shileswar Gaushala Sansthan 72000 292 RJ654/2010 J.S.S.Development Society 72000 293 RJ659/2010 Shri Shambhugiriji Gaushala Trust 120000 294 RJ661/2010 Hari Om Gaushala Samiti 150000 295 RJ664/2010 Gokul Gau Seva Sansthan (Gaushala) 84000 296 RJ668/2010 Madan Gopal Gaushala Sewa Samiti 60000
111 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______297 RJ669/2010 Shri Ram Anath Gaushala Sewa Sansthan 84000 298 RJ676/2010 Kamadhenu Gaushala, Dansroli 72000 299 RJ678/2010 Shri Gosai Baba Gaushala Samiti 84000 300 RJ685/2011 Gau Seva Samiti, Nagaur 84000 301 RJ700/2011 Sant Buria Baba Gau Sewa Mandal Gau Sewa Samiti 96000 302 RJ704/2011 Shri Mahaveer Jain Jeevdaya Sewa Samiti, Barmer 60000 303 RJ705/2011 Shri Jagdamba Gau Sewa Samiti 48000 304 RJ712/2011 Shri Gaushala Samiti, Sardarsahar 120000 305 RJ713/2011 Hari Om Gaushala Samiti, 36000 306 RJ715/2011 Sant Meetharam Gaushala Samiti 60000 307 RJ717/2011 Bhagwan Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti 84000 308 RJ718/2011 Shri Krishan Gau Sewa Samiti, Hanumangarh 72000 309 RJ722/2011 Shri Balaji Gau Sewa Samiti 72000 310 RJ724/2011 Shri Guru Ganesh Gaushala Samiti 84000 311 RJ731/2011 Sarvajanik Gopal Gaushala 60000 312 RJ746/2012 Shri Hanuman Mitra Mandal Gaushala Samiti 10000 313 RJ758/2012 Shri Krishan Govansh Sewa Samiti 10000 314 RJ759/2012 Shri Krishan Gau Sewa Samiti, Rawatsar 10000 315 RJ760/2012 Shri Parshav Gaushala Sewa Samiti 10000
TAMIL NADU 316 TN025/1993 The Madras Panjrapole 300000 317 TN036/1997 Shri Marudhar Kesari Jain Gaushala Trust 120000 318 TN044/1998 People For Animals Charitable Trust 132000 319 TN177/2008 Livestock Welfare Society 36000
UTTAR PRADESH & UTTARAKHAND 320 UP005/1964 Shri Digamber Jain Balbodhini Sabha 40800 321 UP033/1998 The Muzzaffar Nagar New Mandi Gaushala 96000 322 UP037/1999 Shri Raghav Go Samvardhan Shala 96000 323 UP055/1999 Dayoday Pashu Samrakshan Kendra (Gaushala) 420000 324 UP058/1999 Shri Gaushala Kathar Jungle 72000 325 UP076/2000 Brahmrishi Devraha Baba Jeev Jantu Kalyan Ashram Sansthan 36000 326 UP125/2001 Shri Gausewa Gaushala Samiti 36000 327 UP257/2003 Sarika Sewa Sansthan 36000 328 UP274/2004 YUG NIRMAN GAUSHALA SAMITI 36000 329 UP276/2004 SHRI SHIV GAUSHALA 60000 330 UP302/2006 Smt Vimaladevi Memorial Gaushala 72000 331 UP318/2007 Manav Gaurav Nirman Sansthan 96000 332 UP320/2007 Shri Sarvadanand Gaushala 48000 333 UP335/2008 Khadi Gram Vikas Mandal 264000 334 UP342/2008 Lok Kalyan Sewa Samiti 240000 335 UP344/2008 Bhartiya Jeev Jantu Kalyan Sansthan 210000 336 UP350/2008 Gramin Adivasi Seva Sansthan 84000 337 UP352/2008 Pashu Kalyan Sewa Samithi 240000 338 UP356/2008 Pashu Sewa Sansthan 240000 339 UP362/2009 Shri Radhey Gaushala Samiti 48000 340 UP365/2010 Gramodyog Sewa Samiti 48000 341 UP379/2010 Shri Shri 1008 Swami Paramhans Shri Argaranand Maharaj Shikshan Evam Prashikshan Anusandhan San 120000 342 UP413/2012 Jeev Jantu Paryavaran Sanrakshan Evam Manav Kalyan Samiti 10000 343 UP418/2012 Bhomik Pashu Sewa Suraksha Samiti 10000
WEST BENGAL 344 WB006-2/1991CALCUTTA PANJRAPOLE SOCIETY 150000 345 WB006-3/1991CALCUTTA PANJRAPOLE SOCIETY 150000 346 WB021/1997 Love ‘N’ Care for Animals 36000
TOTAL 38524400
112 ______ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013 4. LIST OF AWOs TO WHOM REGULAR GRANT SANCTIONED IN 2012-13 AND RELEASED IN 2012-2013
Sl No Code No Name of the AWO Amount
ANDHRA PRADESH
1 AP007/1988 Eluru Gosamrakshana Samiti 36000 2 AP016/1998 Visakha Society for Protection and Care of Animals 78000 3 AP017/1998 International Animal & Birds Welfare Society 84000 4 AP026/1999 Shri Satya Sai Animal Kindness & Rural Dev. Society 18000 5 AP032/1999 Rashtriya Gokula Samrakshana Kendram 14400 6 AP033/2000 Shri Mahavir Gaushala Foundation Trust 42000 7 AP037/2000 Foundation for Animals 43200 BIHAR
8 BH040/2010 Samdarshi Sewa Samiti 120000
CHATTISGARH
9 MP224/2001 Chattisgarh Jeev Raksha avam Gosewa Sodh Sansthan 42000 10 MP384/2013 Shri Gayatri Kamdhenu Gaushala Samiti 10000
GOA
11 GO003/1999 Dwarakapuri Goseva Ashram 48000
GUJARAT
12 GJ009/1991 Shri Dhrol Gaushala & Panjrapole 36000 13 GJ013/1991 Seth Aanandji Kushalchandji Khododhor Panjrapole Sansthan 60000 14 GJ018/1991 Shri Botad Mahajan Panjrapole & Gaushala 150000 15 GJ022/1991 Shri Junadeesa Mahajan Panjrapole 210000 16 GJ028/1993 Shri Gaushala Seva Samiti 110000 17 GJ033/1993 Shri Moti Rudrani Jagir Gaushala & Panjrapole 60000 18 GJ063/1998 Shri Wadhwan Mahajan Panjrapole 150000 19 GJ084/1999 Shri Rajpur Deesa Dist. Panjrapole 300000 20 GJ098/2000 Bilkha Gaurakshan Panjrapole 36000 21 GJ114/2000 Shri Shivajinagar Gau Seva Samaj Trust 30000 22 GJ116/2001 Shri Unjha Panjrapole 66000 23 GJ122/2001 Shri Deodhar Khodadhar Panjrapole 128000 24 GJ125/2001 Sheth Shri Mithabhai Gulalchand Charitable Trust 60000 25 GJ142/2002 Bhagwan Mahavir Pashu Raksha Kendra 150000 26 GJ152/2002 Shah Khodidas Dharamchand Panjrapole 60000 27 GJ176/2002 Prantij Panjrapole Sansthan 24000 28 GJ183/2002 Gau Seva Trust 36000 29 GJ226/2003 Shri Benap Gaushala Khodadhor Panjarapole 42000 30 GJ237/2004 Rushibhume Pravruttya 13800 31 GJ244/2006 Shri Gau Seva Samiti 30000 32 GJ250/2010 Sanskar Education Trust 18000 HARYANA 33 HR002/1991 Mewat Kshetra Gaushala Samiti 84000 34 HR003/1991 Arsha Mahavidya Gurukul Gaushala 30000
113 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______35 HR005/1991 Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti 90000 36 HR006/1991 Shri Krishna Gaushala 270000 37 HR007/1991 Akhil Bharatiya Gaushala 480000 38 HR009/1991 Shri Gaushala 50000 39 HR012/1991 Shri Ramakrishna Adarsha Gaushala 150000 40 HR013/1991 Shri Ramakrishan Goseva Sadan Dharmartha Saba 60000 41 HR019/1996 Rashtriya Gaushala 240000 42 HR023/1998 Shri Krishan Gaushala 75000 43 HR024/1998 Shri Gau Mata Gau Charand Samrakshan Samiti 120000 44 HR025/1998 Shri Krishan Gopal Gaushala 120000 45 HR026/1998 Shri Krishan Gopal Gaushala 110000 46 HR030/1998 Amarshaheed Kanha Gaushala 150000 47 HR036/1999 Shri Krishna Gaushala 75000 48 HR037/1999 Shri Krishna Adarsh Gaushala 120000 49 HR045/1999 Shri Krishna Gaushala 300000 50 HR051/1999 Shri Swami Gaurakshanand Gaushala 270000 51 HR052/1999 Shri Gaushala Baba Phulu Sadh 420000 52 HR058/1999 Shri Haryana Gaushala 360000 53 HR060/1999 Shri Gaushala 300000 54 HR071/2000 Shri Chetandas Gosamvardhan Sansthan 60000 55 HR075/2000 Shri Siv Gaushala Dharmarth Trust 120000 56 HR076/2000 Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti 42000 57 HR078/2000 Shri Gopal Gaushala 90000 58 HR082/2000 Shri Krishna Gaushala 72000 59 HR083/2000 Shri Jayram Panchayati Gaushala Samiti 180000 60 HR085/2000 Shri Krishna Gaushala 360000 61 HR095/2001 Lord Shiv Gaushala samiti 220000 62 HR098/2001 Shri Madho Singhana Gaushala 220000 63 HR103/2002 Gau Sewa Samiti 120000 64 HR108/2002 Shri Jai Ram Adarsh Gaushala 110000 65 HR110/2002 Chaudhari Devi Lal Gaushala 60000 66 HR121/2002 Shri Gaushala 220000 67 HR123/2002 Gau Sewa Samiti 90000 68 HR124/2002 Jyotipunj Gaushala 240000 69 HR128/2002 MAHARISHI DAYANAND SARASWATHY GAUSHALA 220000 70 HR129/2002 SHRI GAUSHALA 220000 71 HR134/2002 Shri Krishna Gaushala Sewa Samiti 96000 72 HR135/2002 Shri Ram Gopal Gaushala Samiti 48000 73 HR137/2002 Shri Haryana Gaushala 360000 74 HR141/2002 Shri Gopal Gaushala 120000 75 HR144/2003 Gaushala Madhad 300000 76 HR149/2003 Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti 75000 77 HR151/2004 Shri Baba Munganath Gaushala 180000 78 HR152/2004 SHRI KRISHNA GOSEVA SADAN 150000 79 HR153/2004 SHRI GORAKSHINI SANATAN DHARAM SABHA 150000 80 HR157/2005 Shri Krishan Chandra Gaushala 180000 81 HR163/2005 Yashoda Nandan Shri Krishna Gaushala Sevak Samiti 72000 82 HR166/2006 Shri Govind Gaushala Samiti 120000 83 HR167/2006 Shiv Shakti Krishan Muni Gaushala 75000 84 HR168/2006 Shri Ram Bhagat Hanuman Gaushala 60000 85 HR170/2006 Shri Krishan Gaushala Samiti 120000 86 HR172/2006 Akhil Bhartiya Shri Tak Ram Maharajji Gaushala 30000 87 HR174/2006 Adarsh Gaushala Society 120000 88 HR175/2006 Shri Sanatan Dharm Krishna Gaushala 72000
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89 HR176/2006 Shri Krishna Gaushala, Sakta Khera 48000 90 HR177/2006 Sant Baba Kishan Singhji Maharaj Memorial Gaushala Samiti 48000 91 HR178/2006 Baba Bala Smadhawala Gaushala 60000 92 HR179/2006 Shri Gaushala 96000 93 HR194/2006 Shri Baba Dhuniwala Goseva Trust 60000 94 HR197/2006 Shri Krishna Gaushala Seva Samiti 60000 95 HR198/2006 Shri Gaushala Samiti 84000 96 HR199/2006 Shri Krishna Gaushala Sewa Samiti 48000 97 HR205/2006 Shiv Gaushala Samiti 120000 98 HR207/2006 Shri Krishan Gopal Gaushala 150000 99 HR214/2007 Shri Krishan Gopal Gaushala 96000 100 HR218/2007 Meera Baba Sehad Bhura Shri Krishan Gaushala 75000 101 HR221/2008 Shri Krishna Gaushala 110000 102 HR223/2008 Bhagwan Shri Krishna Gaushala Seva Samiti 75000 103 HR236/2009 PFA Trust, Faridabad 36000 104 HR244/2010 Namdhari Gaushala 84000 105 HR258/2013 Shri Krishna Gaushala, Panniwala 10000 106 HR260/2013 Shri Radhakrishan Gaushala 10000
JHARKHAND
107 BH003/1991 Shri Tatanagar Gaushala 270000 108 BH010/1999 Shri Ganga Gaushala 75000 109 BH013/1999 Ranchi Gaushala Nyas 60000 110 BH042/2010 Shri Gopal Gaushala 30000 111 WB006-6/1991CALCUTTA PANJRAPOLE SOCIETY 120000
MADHYA PRADESH
112 MP005/1991 Shri Gopal Krishna Gaushala 252000 113 MP006/1991 Shri Gaushala Sadavart Committee 84000 114 MP007/1991 Shri Akilanand Saraswathi Gramin Gaushala 36000 115 MP011/1991 Brij Mohan Ramkali Gou Samrakshana Kendra 110000 116 MP021/1998 Shri Gopal Gaushala 90000 117 MP024/1998 Shri Jain Gaushala Samiti 120000 118 MP030/1999 Shri Gautras Nivarni Gopal Gaushala 42000 119 MP032/1999 Adarsh Shri Krishna Gaushala 48000 120 MP038/1999 Shri Ram Gaushala Bawarikeda 30000 121 MP040/1999 Jivdaya Gorakshan Evam Paryavaran Samvardhan Kendra 110000 122 MP044/1999 Jivdaya Society 232000 123 MP045/1999 Shri Panchmukhi Hanuman Mandir Go Sewa Samiti 30000 124 MP048/1999 Shri Gopal Gaushala Trust 42000 125 MP051/1999 Shri Govardhan Gaushala 60000 126 MP052/1999 Sant Shri Rotiramji Gaushala 96000 127 MP054/1999 Shri Gopal Iftikhar Gaushala 60000 128 MP055/1999 Shri Gopal Gaushala Nyas 96000 129 MP060/1999 Shri Shreyasnath Pashu Raksh Kendra 30000 130 MP065/1999 Shri Mahavir Gaushala Ramdhara 48000 131 MP085/1999 Sant Asharam Goseva Shramyog Vedant Sewa samiti 84000 132 MP097/1999 Gosewa samiti 36000 133 MP100/1999 Devnarayan Gaushala Samiti 72000 134 MP108/1999 Jalpamata Gaushala Samiti 30000 135 MP132/1999 Satguru Kabir Dharmadas Gaushala 42000 136 MP143/1999 Shri Balaji Gaushala 42000
115 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______137 MP148/1999 Shri Krishna Gopal Gorakshan Avam Samvardhan Samiti 60000 138 MP154/1999 Yug Tirth Maa Bhagwati Gaushala 24000 139 MP186/2000 Dayodai Pashu Sewa Samiti 120000 140 MP214/2000 Sarvodai Pashu Samrakshan Samiti 60000 141 MP215/2001 People for Animals, Muraina 48000 142 MP239/2002 Shri Govind Gaushala 42000 143 MP252/2002 Dayodai Pashu Sewa Kendra (Gaushala) 30000 144 MP264/2002 Shri Manas Geeta Gaushala 72000 145 MP270/2002 DAYODAI PASHU SEWA KENDRA 220000 146 MP275/2002 Shri Dayodai Pashudhan Sanrakshan Samiti 30000 147 MP290/2004 KHAMADHENU GAUSHALA 48000 148 MP304/2005 Shri Mahamritunjya Go Sewa Sadan 75000 149 MP315/2006 Shri Krishna Balram Gaushala 60000 150 MP319/2007 Handia Bagh Hanuman Gaushala Samiti 60000 151 MP321/2007 Dayodai Pashu Samvardhan Evam Paryavaran Kendra Gaushala 84000 152 MP322/2007 Shri Krishna Gaushala 36000 153 MP329/2008 Shri Raghuvanand Gaushala 72000 154 MP334/2008 Rani Avantibai Lodhi Ranwe Gaushala 60000 155 MP340/2009 Shri Mahavir Gaushala Avam Anusandhan Kendra 48000 156 MP354/2010 Shri Ramakrishna Gaushala 84000
MAHARASHTRA
157 MH004/1991 Shri Gorakshan Sanstha Dhamangaon (RS) 36000 158 MH008/1991 Shri Gorakshan Sanstha 42000 159 MH042/1998 Adarsh Go Sewa Avam Anusadan Prakalp (Adarsh Sanskar Mandal) 60000 160 MH059/1999 Kesav Gorakshan Sewa Samiti 30000 161 MH064/2000 Shri Gopal Krishna Gorakshan Sansthan 42000 162 MH071/2000 Shri Gorakshan Sanstha 36000 163 MH092/2002 PFA Wardha 36000 164 MH144/2011 Sewa Bhavi Magasvargiya Karyakari Mandal 3000 165 MH153/2012 Gopal Krishna Gau Sewa Anusandhan Kendra 10000
ORISSA
166 OR037/2004 District SPCA Nayagarh 6000 167 OR071/2010 District Animal Welfare Organisation 24000
PUNJAB
168 PJ017/1999 Anath Gau Ashram 96000 169 PJ063/2002 Gaushala Committee 150000
RAJASTHAN
170 RJ001/1997 Shri Gaushala Seva Samiti 90000 171 RJ007/1991 Shri Umed Gaushala 120000 172 RJ024/1991 Shri Gopal Gaushala 48000 173 RJ032/1993 Shri Krishna Gaushala 48000 174 RJ034/1995 Shri Panjrapole Gaushala 150000 175 RJ038/1996 Shri Krishna Gaushala Trust 75000 176 RJ039/1997 Rajasthan Goseva Sangh (Kannaiah Gaushala) 90000 177 RJ041/1998 Shri Adeshwar Gau Seva Samiti 110000 178 RJ044/1998 Shri Gopal Gaushala 60000
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179 RJ045/1998 Shri Bhagwan Mahavir Jain Gaushala Trust 60000 180 RJ046/1998 Shri Gopinath Gaushala Samiti 42000 181 RJ048/1998 Shri Krishna Gopal Gosadan Samiti 180000 182 RJ049/1998 Rajasthan Goseva Sangh 42000 183 RJ057/1998 Shri Dada Darbar Napali Baba Siddharth Mahadev Gaushala Seva Samiti 66000 184 RJ065/1998 Shri Ram Seva Sansthan 84000 185 RJ068/1998 Shri Mahavir Jivdaya Gaushala 114000 186 RJ072/1998 Shri Gopal Krishna Gaushala 30000 187 RJ074/1998 Shri Krishna Gaushala Praband Samiti 30000 188 RJ075/1998 Jankalyan Gopal Gaushala 84000 189 RJ085/1999 Shri Krishna Govansh Rakshan Samvardhan Samiti 60000 190 RJ087/1999 Gwal Gopal Gaushala 60000 191 RJ089/1999 Shri Girdhar Goseva Samiti 36000 192 RJ099/1999 Shri Ram Gaushala Sewa Samiti 96000 193 RJ101/1999 Shri Ramkrishna Gopal Prani Sewa Samiti 210000 194 RJ103/1999 Shri Jivdaya Gau Seva Sangh 60000 195 RJ109/1999 Shri Krishna Gaushala 120000 196 RJ110/1999 Shri Jagdamba Sewa Samiti 600000 197 RJ112/1999 Gauri Shankar Gaushala 120000 198 RJ116/1999 Shri Krishna Go Sewa Samiti 110000 199 RJ124/1999 Shri Gopal Gaushala Samiti 150000 200 RJ125/1999 Shri Mahavir Gaushala Evam Pashu Raksha Samiti 36000 201 RJ129/1999 Bamnera Gorakshak Charitable Trust 36000 202 RJ131/1999 Akal Rahat Go Sewa Sansthan Trust 60000 203 RJ132/1999 Hanuman Gosamvardhan Kendra 60000 204 RJ133/1999 Shiv Gaushala 60000 205 RJ134/1999 Krishi Goseva Kendra 60000 206 RJ136/1999 Go Sadan, Bajuwala 75000 207 RJ141/1999 Shri Ramkrishna Gaushala 60000 208 RJ148/1999 Gau Sewa Samiti Gaushala, Sewal Mandir 30000 209 RJ160/1999 Shri Ganesh Gaushala Sewa Samiti 24000 210 RJ175/2000 Shri Guru Kripa Gaushala 60000 211 RJ192/2000 Shri Gopal Gosewa Samiti 30000 212 RJ199/2000 Shri Balaji Gaushala Sansthan 120000 213 RJ200/2000 Shri Hari Om Gaushala 36000 214 RJ211/2000 Shri Om Janta Gaushala Trust 48000 215 RJ214/2000 Shri Kheteshwar Gaushala Samiti 60000 216 RJ215/2000 Gaushala Mandir Shri Lalji Maharaj 60000 217 RJ221/2001 Shri Jai Jain Gaushala 75000 218 RJ226/2001 Shri Ram Sagar Gaushala Samiti 75000 219 RJ230/2001 Shri Roop Rajat Shiv Gaushala Sansthan 60000 220 RJ231/2001 Helpless Animal Life Project Society 60000 221 RJ243/2001 Shri Pachpadra Gaushala 36000 222 RJ258/2001 Shri Krishna Gopal Gaushala Samiti 75000 223 RJ263/2001 Sanghvi Kankubai Vardhi Chandji Gauri Gaushala Jeevdaya Trust 75000 224 RJ277/2002 Shri Shyam Baba Gaushala 36000 225 RJ283/2002 Shri Tijarti Chamber Sarafan Gaushala 126000 226 RJ287/2002 Shri Bhansali Umed Gaushala 42000 227 RJ288/2002 Shri Marudhar Kesari Roop Rajat Gaushala Sewa Samiti 60000 228 RJ311/2002 Shri Aaiji Gaushala (JIJIPAL) 90000 229 RJ312/2002 PFA Sirohi 36000 230 RJ317/2002 SHRI NAGESHWAR PANJRAPOLE GAUSHALA 42000 231 RJ320/2002 Gayatri Gau Sewa Samiti 60000 232 RJ322/2002 Shri Krishna Gaushala Sansthan 42000
117 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______233 RJ326/2002 Nageshwar Parshavnath Gaushala 60000 234 RJ332/2002 Shri Marudhar Kesari Munishwar Gau Sewa Ramdham Samiti 75000 235 RJ333/2002 Shri Roop Rajat Shri Krishna Gaushala Sanstha 60000 236 RJ336/2002 Rajasthan Gau Sewa Samiti 60000 237 RJ341/2002 Shri Ram Transport Welfare Society (Under Shri Ram Gaushala Society) 36000 238 RJ343/2002 Shri Jaisingh Shyam Gaushala Samiti 48000 239 RJ374/2002 Shri Chain Public Gaushala Sansthan 60000 240 RJ380/2002 Shri Krishna Gaushala Sansthan 90000 241 RJ384/2002 Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti 36000 242 RJ386/2002 Shri Balaji Gaushala Sewa Samit 42000 243 RJ388/2002 Shri Krishna Gaushala Committee 60000 244 RJ391/2002 Shri Mahavir Gaushala 48000 245 RJ392/2002 Shri Mahavir Jain Gaushala Chandawal Trust 48000 246 RJ402/2003 Shri Mahaveer Jeevdaya gaushala 66000 247 RJ415/2003 Shri Gau Seva Samiti 30000 248 RJ416/2003 Shri Kaushal Gaushala 48000 249 RJ422/2003 Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti 30000 250 RJ424/2003 Ananth Avam Apahij Goseva Samiti 48000 251 RJ429/2003 Shri Goseva Sangh 75000 252 RJ440/2004 ACHARYA SHRI NANESH ROOPREKHA SHRI RAM GAUSHALA 24000 253 RJ451/2004 SHRI BHADARIYA MATA GAUSHALA SAMITI 135000 254 RJ455/2004 SHRI JASNATH GAUSHALA SEWA SAMITI 42000 255 RJ461/2004 SHRI RAM GURU SAINIK KSHATRIYA MALI GAUSHALA SAMITI 30000 256 RJ465/2004 TULSI GOVARDHAN NIDHI SANSTHAN 30000 257 RJ468/2004 SHRI KRISHAN GAUSHALA EVAM SEWA SAMITI 60000 258 RJ472/2004 Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti 30000 259 RJ474/2004 Bageshwar mahadev Gaushala 30000 260 RJ479/2004 Sanathan Dharma Gau Sewa Samiti Trust 36000 261 RJ480/2004 Shri Giridhar Gopal Goshala 30000 262 RJ481/2004 Shri Krishan Gosewa Samiti 30000 263 RJ485/2004 Govind Goshala Samiti 42000 264 RJ487/2004 Shri Pinjarpole Gaushala -Sanganer 120000 265 RJ488/2004 Bara Mandir Gaushala 30000 266 RJ490/2005 Shiv Shakti Gaushala Seva Samiti 42000 267 RJ506/2005 Shri Shivnath Gaushala Seva Samiti 42000 268 RJ507/2005 Birol Govansh Sanrakshan Samiti 30000 269 RJ511/2005 Shri Nath Nagar Gau Seva Samiti 48000 270 RJ516/2006 Shri Gaushala Seva Samiti 30000 271 RJ518/2006 Shri Aaiji Gaushala Sewa Samiti 36000 272 RJ532/2007 Gayatri Pariwar Gaushala Samiti 42000 273 RJ534/2007 Swami Nityanand Sewa Samiti Ashram 30000 274 RJ538/2007 Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti 30000 275 RJ550/2007 Shri Davali Matha Gaushala Seva Samiti 36000 276 RJ552/2008 Shri Krishna Marudar Kesari Goseva Samiti 36000 277 RJ564/2008 Shri Krishna Kumbh Gaushala Samiti 48000 278 RJ565/2008 Maharishi Bhardwaj Gau Sewa Sadan 42000 279 RJ569/2008 Kesarbagh Gaushala Samiti 42000 280 RJ571/2008 Sri Sarvadharm Gaushala Samiti 42000 281 RJ573/2008 Shyam Sundar Gau Jan Sanvardhan Samiti 48000 282 RJ576/2008 Maharishi Bhardwaj Gau Seva Sadan 48000 283 RJ588/2009 Shri Gopal Gaushala Samiti 60000 284 RJ595/2009 Shri Bhadreshwar Dham Gaushala Evam Paryavaran Vikas Seva Samiti 42000 285 RJ608/2009 Shri Krishan Gaushala Samiti, Bhadra 48000 286 RJ612/2009 Shri Krishan Gaushala Samiti, Hanumangarh 48000
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287 RJ616/2009 Shri Shiv Gaushala Samiti 42000 288 RJ636/2010 Shri Jagadamba Gaushala Sewa Samiti 48000 289 RJ641/2010 Shri Bajrang Bali Gaushala Samiti 60000 290 RJ646/2010 Shri I.G. Gaushala 42000 291 RJ652/2010 Swami Vivekanand Gau Sewa Samiti 36000 292 RJ653/2010 Shri Krishan Gau Sewa Samiti, Ghamurwali 48000 293 RJ658/2010 Bhagwan Shri Krishan Gaushala 60000 294 RJ663/2010 Shri Hari Narayan Gaushala Seva Samiti 60000 295 RJ664/2010 Gokul Gau Seva Sansthan (Gaushala) 42000 296 RJ670/2010 Shri Dadudayal Gaushala & Jeev Sewa Trust 30000 297 RJ684/2011 Shri Shiv Gaushala Samiti, Peerkamdia 60000 298 RJ701/2011 Shri Krishan Gaushala Samiti, Lalana 48000 299 RJ703/2011 Shri Krishan Gaushala Samiti, Birkali 48000 300 RJ705/2011 Shri Jagdamba Gau Sewa Samiti 30000 301 RJ711/2011 Shri Krishan Gaushala Samiti, Bharatpur 36000 302 RJ717/2011 Bhagwan Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti 36000 303 RJ719/2011 Shri Krishan Gaushala Samiti, Pura Chhoti 30000 304 RJ721/2011 Mansa Mata Gaushala Samiti 36000 305 RJ723/2011 The Tree of Life for Animals 90000 306 RJ734/2011 Shri Shiv Gaushala Samiti 30000 307 RJ735/2011 Shri Gopal Krishan Gau Seva Samiti, Hanumangarh 42000 308 RJ747/2012 Gayatri Gaushala Samiti 36000
TAMIL NADU
309 TN099/2002 SPCA Tirunelveli 72000 310 TN125/2005 Society for Animal Welfare 48000 311 TN127/2005 Shri Krishna Gaushala Trust 60000 312 TN146/2006 Kothai Nachiyar Trust 60000 313 TN172/2008 SPCA Dindigul 3000 314 TN175/2008 Humane Animal Society 12000
UTTAR PRADESH
315 UP023/1994 Vivekanand Gramin Vikas Evam Sanskritik Samiti 12000 316 UP033/1998 The Muzzaffar Nagar New Mandi Gaushala 60000 317 UP051/1999 Shri Krishna Gaushala 36000 318 UP055/1999 Dayoday Pashu Samrakshan Kendra (Gaushala) 300000 319 UP061/1999 Shri Radhey Govind Surtanapur Gaushala Samiti 36000 320 UP062/1999 Shyam Gau Sewa Sadan 42000 321 UP092/2000 Gautam Buddha Jeevdaya Samiti 30000 322 UP098/2000 People for Animals 30000 323 UP119/2001 Shri Ram Raghuveer Gaushala Samiti 30000 324 UP124/2001 Shri Balaji Gaushala Samiti 30000 325 UP125/2001 Shri Gausewa Gaushala Samiti 42000 326 UP137/2001 Smt. Ramsri Gaushala Samiti 30000 327 UP193/2002 Punyabhumi Govansh Sanrakshan Sanvardhan Kendra 30000 328 UP194/2002 Shri Siddh Gufa Jeevraksha Gaushala 30000 329 UP196/2002 Sant Kinaram Viklang Kalyan Avam Gau Seva Sodh Sanstha 18000 330 UP205/2002 Shri Gopal Gaushala Samiti 24000 331 UP210/2002 Gau Sewa Sadan 24000 332 UP231/2002 ABHINAVIKARAN SIKSHA UDYOPRASHIKSHAN KENDRA 18000 333 UP264/2003 Anath Jeevdaya Kalyan Samiti 18000 334 UP302/2006 Smt Vimaladevi Memorial Gaushala 60000
119 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______335 UP388/2010 Baal Evam Vriddh Viklang Kalyan Sewa Samiti 120000 336 UP392/2011 Vridh Avam Viklang Kalyan Seva Samiti 120000 UTTARAKHAND 337 UP294/2004 Forest & Animal Welfare Trust of India 18000 WEST BENGAL 338 WB013/1993 Hitaljore Kishoribala Databya Chikitsalaya 48000 339 WB016/1994 Animal & Bird Welfare Society 300000 340 WB041/2006 People for Animals - Alipudur Junction 15000 341 WB045/2010 Dalpur Shri Shri Gyanananda Saraswathi Ashram 18000
TOTAL 27195400
5. LIST OF AWOs TO WHOM RESCUE CATTLE MAINTENANCE GRANT RELEASED IN 2012-2013
Sl No Code No Name of the AWO Amount
HARYANA
1 HR170/2006 Shri Krishan Gaushala Samiti 300000
RAJASTHAN
2 RJ116/1999 Shri Krishna Go Sewa Samiti 300000
TAMIL NADU
3 TN002/1966 Blue Cross of India 559460
TOTAL 1159460
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Details of Grant -in-aid released under Shelter House Scheme in 2012-2013 S. File No. AWBI Code Name of Organization Address District State Amount No No.
1 23-16/2011-12 AWB AP016/1998 Visakha Society for Protection Visakhapatnam Visakhapatnam Andhra Pradesh 1068750 and Care of Animals
2 23-101/2009-10 AWB MP224/2001 Chattisgarh Jeev Raksha Evam Mungeli Bilaspur Chattisgarh 995805 Go Seva Shodh Sansthan
3 23-136/2008-09 AWB GJ255/2011 Balmukund Charitable Trust Mithapur Jamnagar Gujarat 731241
4 23-231/2003 AWD GJ188/2002 Sheth Anandji Kalyanji Chhapariyali Bhavnagar Gujarat 1061550 Chhapariyali Panjarapole Ssarvajanik Trust
5 23-100/2010-11 AWB HR244/2010 Namdhari Gaushala Rania Sirsa Haryana 933750
6 23-37/09-10 AWB HR011/1991 Shri Gaushala Shala Dairy Datta Hansi Hissar Haryana 854994 7 23-25/2008-09 AWB BH010/1999 Shri Ganga Gaushala Kankomath Dhanbad Jharkhand 1068750 8 23-61/2008-09 AWB KA001/1965 Mysore Pinjarapole Society Mysore Mysore Karnataka 877500
9 23-29/2011-12 AWB MP367/2011 Shri Kamdhenu Gaushala Jawara Ratlam Madhya Pradesh 1068750 10 23-04/2010-11 AWB MP135/1999 Shri Gupteshwar Gaushala Samiti Khirkiya Harda Madhya Pradesh 1068750 11 23-41/2011-12 AWB MP354/2010 Shri Ram Krishna Gaushala Panchdehariya Shajapur Madhya Pradesh 1068750
12 23-143/2009-10 AWB MP329/2008 Shri Raghawanand Gaushala Khejdameena Rajgarh Madhya Pradesh 1055520 Seva Samiti
13 23-01/2012 - !3 AWB MP137/1999 Dayodaya Pashu Sewa Behrawad Dewas Madhya Pradesh 1068273 Kendra
14 23-98/2008-09 AWB MP256/2002 Dayodaya Pashu Sewa Khimlasa Sagar Madhya Pradesh 1003050 Kendra
15 23-33/2010-11 AWB MP332/2008 Karuna Gaushala Anusandhan Chachar Bhind Madhya Pradesh 999859 Evam Vikas Samiti
16 23-34/2012-13 AWB MP186/2000 Dayodaya Pashu Sewa Samiti Gadarwara Narsinghpur Madhya Pradesh 1125000 17 23-127/04-05 AWD MP365/2011 Shri Hanuman Mandir Dadrua Dadrua Bhind Madhya Pradesh 1012500 Gaushala Samiti
18 23-48/2010-11 AWB MH039/1997 Shri Gorakshan Sanstha Trust Akola Akola Maharashtra 1125000 19 23-243/2003 AWD MH014/1991 Shree Vardhman Jivdaya Mumbai Mumbai Maharashtra 1012300 Kendra
20 23-5/2009-10 AWB PJ040/2000 Aggarwal Gaushala and Samana Mandi Patiala Punjab 855000 Women College Committee
21 23-55/2010-11 AWB RJ529/2007 Shri Mahaveer Alva Maa Dungla Chittorgarh Rajasthan 888356 Gaushala Evam Vikas Samiti
22 23-144/2009-10 AWB RJ552/2008 Shri Krishna Marudhar Kesari Raipur Pali Rajasthan 877500 Gau Sewa Samiti
23 23-52/2010-11 AWB RJ129/1999 Shri Bamnera Gau Rakshak Sumerpur Pali Rajasthan 462500 Charitable Trust Gaushala
24 23-96/2010-11 AWB RJ703/2011 Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti Nohar Hanumangarh Rajasthan 1068750
25 23-14/2009-10 AWB RJ612/2009 Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti Nohar Hanumangarh Rajasthan 990000 26 23-27/2010-11 AWB RJ312/2002 People for Animals, Sirohi Sirohi Sirohi Rajasthan 332561 27 23-99/2010-11 AWB RJ663/2010 Shri Hari Narayan Gaushala Sarangawas Pali Rajasthan 335320 Sewa Samiti
28 23-123/2009-10 AWB RJ468/2004 Shri Krishna Gaushala Evam Bhadra Hanumangarh Rajasthan 1009989 Sewa Samiti
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Rajasthan 29 23-07/2011-12 AWB RJ589/2009 Gopal Gaushala Sojat City Pali 1033473 Rajasthan 30 23-15/2011-12 AWB RJ518/2006 Shri Aaji Gaushala Seva Pali Pali 814500 Samiti Rajasthan 31 23-26/2002 AWD RJ230/2001 Shri Rooprajat Shiv Gaushala Shivrajpur Pali 967950 Sanstha Rajasthan 32 23-6/2010-11 AWB RJ564/2008 Shri Krishna Kumbh Gaushala Pali Pali 877500 Samiti Rajasthan 33 23-52/2009-10 AWB RJ582/2008 Shri Krishan Gaushala Samiti Malwani Hanumangarh 1123550 Rajasthan 34 23-96/2009-10 AWB RJ135/1999 Krishi Sewa Kendra Chattargarh Bikaner 1068046 Rajasthan 35 23-09/2010-11 AWB RJ279/2002 Shri Charbhuja Gaushala Balotra Barmer 877500 Rajasthan 36 23-87/2009-10 AWB RJ287/2002 Bhansali Ummed Gaushala Sanchore Jalore 972315 Rajasthan 37 23-23/2010-11 AWB RJ266/2001 Smt Hanjabai Gaushala Pali Pali 1054611 Kendra Rajasthan 38 23-18/2011-12 AWB RJ618/2009 Shri Kheteshwar Gau Seva Khamble Sirohi 1012500 Sansthan Rajasthan 39 23-9/2009-10 AWB RJ429/2003 Shri Gau Sewa Sangh Nohar Hanumangarh 1112401 Rajasthan 40 23-106/2009-10 AWB RJ400/2003 Shri Shambhavnath Radhey Bisalpur Jodhpur 1125000 Govind Gaushala Sansthan Rajasthan 41 23-16/2010-11 AWB RJ326/2002 Shri Nageshwar Parswanath Bhinder Udaipur 1012160 Gaushala Rajasthan 42 23-24/2009-10 AWB RJ065/1998 Shree Ram Seva Sansthan Nimbahera Chittorgarh 787894 Uttar Pradesh 43 23-23/2006-07 AWB UP386/2010 Muskan Manas Nagar Lucknow 910763 Uttar Pradesh 44 23-53/2010-11 AWB UP348/2008 Gayatri Yug Chetna Kendra Budhana Muzaffarnagar 1068750 Gaushala Sadhana Kunj Society Uttar Pradesh 45 23-79/2013 AWD UP090/2000 The Saharanpur Pinjarapole Saharanpur Saharanpur Society 741888 Uttar Pradesh 46 23-98/2007-08 AWB UP357/2008 Bodhisatwa Dr.Bheemrao Karchhana Allahabad 1125000 Ambedkar Anusuchit Jati Anusuchit Janjati Nirbal Varg Kalyan Samiti Uttar Pradesh 47 23-44/2007-08 AWB UP274/2004 Yug Nirman Gaushala Samiti Dhampur Binjor 1125000 West Bengal 48 23-32009-10 AWB WB021/1997 Love N Care for Animals Kolkata Kolkata 1026810 49 Kanthi Mahakuma Tapasil 23-14/2003 AWD WB039/2002 Balisal West Bengal Unnayan Mahela Samity Midnapur 1125000
TOTAL 46982679
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125 ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIA ______Details of Grant -in-aid released under ABC Scheme in 2012-2013 S. File No. AWBI Code Name of Organisation Address District State Released No No. Amt 1 24-3/10-11/AWB Local Body Greater Hyderabad Municipal Hyderabad Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh 2005615 Corporation
2 24-40/11-12/AWB AP037/2000 Foundation for Animals Nellore Nellore Andhra Pradesh 200000 3 24-11/12-13 AWB AP056/2000 Animal Care Land Tirupati Chittoor Andhra Pradesh 1490750
4 24-11/11-12 AWB AP017/1998 International Animal & Birds Welfare Guttur Guttur Andhra Pradesh 970545 Society
5 24-19/12-13 AWB AP096/2006 SELECT Ongole Prakasam Andhra Pradesh 890000 6 24-12/12-13 AWB AP016/1998 Visakha Society for Protection and Visakhapatnam Visakhapatnam Andhra Pradesh 1112500 Care of Animals
7 24-17/12-13 AWB AP017/1998 International Animal & Birds Welfare Guttur Anantapur Andhra Pradesh 1490750 Society
8 24-11/12-13 AWB AP056/2000 Animal Care Land Tirupati Tirupati Andhra Pradesh 1490750 9 24-49/11-12 AWB AP011/1993 Blue Cross of Hyderabad Hyderabad Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh 1066665
10 24-17/12-13 AWB AP017/1998 International Animal & Birds Welfare Guttur Anantapur Andhra Pradesh 1490750 Society
11 24-87/08-9 AWB Local Body SSCBC Delhi Delhi Delhi 2055010 12 24-4/10-11 AWB GO006/2000 International Animal Rescue Assagao Bardez Goa 383635 13 24-3/11-12 AWB GO002/1999 People For Animals, Goa Ferva Atta Mapusa Goa 890000
14 24-12/11-12/AWB GO006/2000 International Animal Rescue Assagao Bardez Goa 1011210 15 24-32/12-13 AWB GO001/1999 Goa Animal Welfare Trust Bansai Cacora Curchorem Goa 133500 16 24-53/11-12 AWB GO005/2005 Panjim Animal Welfare Society St.Inez Panaji Goa 165230
17 24-26/12-13 AWB GJ027/1991 Vadodara SPCA Makarpura Baroda Gujarat 648810 18 24-13/12-13 AWB BH037/2007 Helping Organisation for People Birsa Nagar Ranchi Jharkhand 568750 Environment and Animal Trust
19 24-34/11-12 AWB MP284/2004 Animal Cure & Care Govindapuri Gwalior Madhya Pradesh 667500 20 24-29/12-13 AWB MH092/2002 People for Animals , Wardha Gopuri Wardha Maharashtra 222500
21 24-29/12-13 AWB MH092/2002 People for Animals, Wardha Gopuri Wardha Maharashtra 222500 22 24-10/11-12 AWB RJ017/1993 Help in Suffering Durgapura Jaipur Rajasthan 1411095 23 24-4/12-13 AWB RJ543/2007 Marwar Animal Protection Trust Jodhpur Jodhpur Rajasthan 1490750
24 24-30/11-12 AWB RJ054/2008 Kota Animal Welfare Trust Gumanpura Kota Rajasthan 114365 25 24-16/12-13 AWB RJ017/1993 Help in Suffering Durgapura Jaipur Rajasthan 778750 26 24-4/12-13 AWB RJ543/2007 Marwar Animal Protection Trust Jodhpur Jodhpur Rajasthan 1490750
27 24-58/10-11 AWB Local Body Palani Municipality Palani Palani Tamil Nadu 103240 28 24-32/11-12 AWB TN125/2005 Society for Animal Welfare Govindapuram Dindigul Tamil Nadu 111250 29 24-21/12-13 awb TN044/1998 People For Animals (Chennai) Pulianthope Chennai Tamil Nadu 1382500 Charitable Trust
30 24-20/12-13 AWB TN002/1966 Blue Cross of India Chennai Chennai Tamil Nadu 1382500
31 24-69/10-11 AWB TN001/1964 SPCA Chennai Chennai Chennai Tamil Nadu 184260 32 24-35/11-12 AWB TN130/2005 Blue Cross of Kanchipuram Kanchipuram Kanchipuram Tamil Nadu 222500 33 24-21/12-13 AWB TN044/1998 People For Animals, (Chennai) Chennai Chennai Tamil Nadu 1382500 Charitable Trust
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Nilgiris Tamil Nadu 34 24-30/12-13 AWB TN108/2003 India Project for Animals and Nature Mavanahalla 222500 Aranthangi Tamil Nadu 35 24-11/10-11 AWB Local Body Aranthangi Municipality Aranthangi 42195 Attur Tamil Nadu 36 24-2/12-13 AWB Local Body Attur Municipality Attur 15145 Thirunelveli Tamil Nadu 37 24-14/10-11 AWB Local Body Thirunelveli Municipality Thirunelveli 434610 Coimbatore Tamil Nadu 38 24-6/12-13 AWB Local Body Coimbatore Municipal Corporation Coimbatore 506410 Chennai Tamil Nadu 39 24-20/12-13 AWB TN002/1966 Blue Cross of India Chennai 1382500 Tiruchirapalli Tamil Nadu 40 24-28/11-12 AWB Local Body Tiruchirapalli Municipality Tiruchirapalli 70310 Erode Tamil Nadu 41 24-33/11-12 AWB Local Body Erode Municipal Corporation Erode 110805 Kolkata West Bengal 42 24-05/08-09 AWB Local Body Society for Stray Canine Birth Kolkata 362230 Control Darjeeling West Bengal 43 24-20/11-12 AWB WB022/1997 Darjeeling Goodwill Animal Shelter Lebond 534000 West Bengal 24-18/10-11 AWB WB027/2000 Burdwan Society for Animal Borehat Burdwan 11570 44 Welfare TOTAL 32923705
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Details of Grant -in-aid released under Ambulance Scheme in 2012-2013 S. File No. AWBI Code Name of Organisation Address District State Amount No Mundra Kutch Gujarat 350000 1 22-32/11-12 AWB GJ142/2002 Bhagwan Mahavir Pashu Raksha Kendra Kotada SanganiRajkot Gujarat 413675 2 22-31/10-11 AWB GJ183/2002 Jai Bajrang Mitra Mandal Sanchalit Gau Seva Trust Deodar Banaskantha Gujarat 450000 3 22-18/12-13 AWB GJ257/2012 SPCA Banaskantha Kalwa Jind Haryana 350000 4 22-96/10-11 AWB HR003/1991 Arsha Mahavidya Gurukul Gaushala Bhiwani Bhiwani Haryana 357300 5 22-130/09-10AWB HR165/2006 Rishikul Gaushala Nyas Karakkalan Bhiwani Haryana 449000 6 22-92/08-09 AWB HR220/2007 Shri Krishna Sudhama Matri Gaushala Society Hansi Hansi Haryana 450000 7 22-29/11-12 AWB HR058/1999 Shri Haryana Gaushala Bharokha Sirsa Haryana 426500 8 22-16/11-12 AWB HR175/2006 Shri Sanatan Dharm Krishna Gaushala Jhadwa Mohindergarh Haryana 450000 9 22-11/12-13 AWB HR254/2012 Shri Banke Bihari Gaushala Samiti Dhanaura Seoni Madhya Pradesh 450000 10 2-20/11-12 AWB MP205/2000 Dayoday Pashu Sewa Samiti Bhopal Bhopal Madhya Pradesh 450000 11 22-18/11-12 AWB MP040/1999 Jivdaya Gorakshan Evam Paryavaran Samvardhan Kendra Sanawat Khargaon Madhya Pradesh 302500 12 22-53/11-12 AWB MP071/1999 Gayatri Gaushala Narasinghgarh Rajgarh Madhya Pradesh 350000 13 22-78/10-11 AWB MP264/2002 Shri Manas Geeta Gaushala A lot Ratlam Madhya Pradesh 450000 14 22-9/11-12 AWB MP051/1999 Shri Govardhan Gaushala Tilkanj Ward Sagar Madhya Pradesh 100000 15 22-49/08-09 AWB MP025/1998 Acharya Vidyasagar Gau Samvardhana Kendra Gopuri Wardha Maharashtra 450000 16 22-36/11-12 AWB MH092/2002 People For Animals, Wardha Ramtirth Ranjithpura Punjab 450000 17 22-49/11-12 AWB RJ039/2000 Baba Bhouriwala Gaushala Sewa Samiti Dabli Kalan Hanumangarh Rajasthan 450000 18 22-65/10-11 AWB RJ689/2011 Gopal Gau Seva Samiti Surewala Hanumangarh Rajasthan 450000 19 22-58/11-12 AWB RJ745/2012 Gau Sewa Samiti Nohar Hanumangarh Rajasthan 450000 20 22-37/10-11 AWB RJ571/2008 Sri Sarvadharm Gaushala Samiti Tibbi Hanumangarh Rajasthan 370000 21 22-91/10-11 AWB RJ686/2011 Shri Krishan Bhagwan Gaushala Khetri Nagar Jhunjhunu Rajasthan 450000 22 22-27/11-12 AWB RJ707/2011 Anand Ashram Divya Yuga Gau Sewa Samiti Raipur Pali Rajasthan 450000 23 22-34/11-12 AWB RJ359/2002 Janta Gaushala Sewa Samiti Naikhunja Hanumangarh Rajasthan 370000 24 22-4/11-12 AWB RJ718/2011 Shri Krishan Gau Sewa Samiti Peerkamdia Hanumangarh Rajasthan 80000 25 22-90/10-11 AWB RJ684/2011 Shri Shiv Gaushala Samiti Budhwalia Hanumangarh Rajasthan 449630 26 22-54/10-11 AWB RJ652/2010 Swami Vivekanand Gau Sewa Samiti Pilibanga Hanumangarh Rajasthan 383500 27 22-81/10-11 AWB RJ088/2002 Shri Krishna Gaushala Committee Medtha Nagaur Rajasthan 387530 28 22-9/11-12 AWB RJ332/2002 Shri Marudhar Kesari Munishwar Gau Sewa Ramdham Samiti Rawatsar Hanumangarh Rajasthan 397900 29 22-57/11-12 AWB RJ734/2011 Shri Shiv Gaushala Samiti Rajroopur Allahabad Uttar Pradesh 100000 30 22-3/11-12 AWB UP392/2011 Vridh Avam Vikhang Kalyan Seva Samiti Shukulpur Allahabad Uttar Pradesh 450000 31 22-47/10-11 AWB UP373/2010 Gau Sewa Evam Pashu Kalyan Samiti Chakulia East Singhbhum West Bengal 450000 32 22-132/09-10 AWB WB006-6/1991Calcutta Panjarapole Society TOTAL 12387535
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Details of Grant -in-aid released under Natural Calamity Relief Scheme in 2012-2013
S.No File No. AWBI Code No. Name of Organisation Address District State Released Amt
1 21-05/2011-12 AWB HR183/2006 Baba Jairamdas Gaushala Khudana Mohindergarh Haryana 100000
Samiti
2 21-10/2011-12 AWB OR007/1998 Maitri Club Nuagam Ganjam Orissa 100000
3 21-19/2011-12 AWB RJ332/2002 Shri Marudhar Kesari Shri Ramdham Nagaur Rajasthan 100000
4 21-20/2011-12 AWB RJ409/2003 Munishwar Gaushala Sree Jee Chowk Baran Rajasthan 100000 Shri Mahaveer Kalyan
Sansthan
Total 400000
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LIST OF ANIMAL WELFARE ORGANISATIONS RECOGNISED BY AWBI IN 2012-13
ANDHRA PRADESH MADHYA PRADESH MP387/2013 Shri Swami Haridas AP109/2013 MP380/2013 Gaushala Shri Rama Jeeva Sewa Keshav Gaushala Nandgaon, Chainpuria, Sadan (Gaushala) Run by Viillage Lorha, Post Boaora, V.R.R.Memorial Charitable Trust Pandaria, Rajgarh-465 674 12-5, Srinagar Colony, Kabirdham - 491 559 MADHYA PRADESH Patancheru, MADHYA PRADESH Medak - 502 319 MP388/2013 Maa Gayatri Gaushala GUJARAT MP381/2013 Village Moyada, Raipur, Maa Bhagwati Gau Sewa Bhadwani - 451 449 GJ258/2013 Evam Sanrakshan Kendra MADHYA PRADESH Sabarkantha SPCA PV-25, Pakhanjur Room No.8, Veterinary Kanker - 494 776 Dispensary, Opp: Civil MADHYA PRADESH MP389/2013 Hospital, Pashu Evam Paryavaran Himmat Nagar, Sabarkantha- - 380 001 MP382/2013 Sewa Sansthan Samiti GUJARAT Gayatri Pariwar Trust Village & Post Baghwar, Village & Post Batauli Sidhi GJ259/2013 Bagicha Road, MADHYA PRADESH Surat Prani Atyachar Surguja - 497 101 Nivaran Society MADHYA PRADESH MP390/2013 C/o Dy.Director, Jilla Nandini Gaushala Panchayat Kacheri, MP383/2013 Sarvasidhi Ashram Dariyamahal Chowk Bazaar Shri Swami Paramanand Post Gurwada, Dhuma, Surat Godham Gaushala Tehsil Lakhnadhaun Village & Post Seejai, MADHYA PRADESH GJ260/2013 Chatarpur - 471 515 Beauty without Brutality MADHYA PRADESH MP391/2013 5, Abhishek Apartments, Acharya Vidyasagar Near Ambika Niketan, Opp: MP384/2013 Jeevraksha Evam Parel Point, Shri Gayatri Kamdhenu Paryavaran Samrakshan Surat - 395 007 Gaushala Samiti Sansthan GUJARAT Phulkara, Madanpur, Via Raipur - 493 889 Jain Mandir, Barely HARYANA Raisen - 464 668 MADHYA PRADESH HR258/2013 MADHYA PRADESH Shri Krishna Gaushala MP385/2013 Panniwala Narayan Gau Samrakshan Village Panniwala Mota, MP392/2013 Evam Paryavaran Sudhar Sirsa - 125 077 Vanya Jiv Jantu Sewa Kendra HARYANA Sansthan Samiti Village Sahawan, Banda, Village & Post Kuthil, Belai, Sagar HR260/2013 Rewa MADHYA PRADESH Shri Radhakrishan MADHYA PRADESH Gaushala MP386/2013 Street No.1, Ashok Nagar Sri Udasin Ashram Gau Backside Shivpuri Arjun Sewa Samiti Gate, Margatiya Mahavir Mandir, Karnal -132 001 Shahjahanabad, Bhopal - 462 001 HARYANA MADHYA PRADESH
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NEW DELHI RJ766/2013 RJ774/2013 Shri Balaji Gaushala Samiti Shri Krishan Gau Sewa ND050/2013 Tasarbadi, Samiti, Alliance of Animal and P.S.Dhod, Lakhahakim People (AAP) Sikar - 332 012 Raisinghnagar, Pocket C, Flat No.588, Sarita Vihar, RAJASTHAN Sriganganagar New Delhi - 110 076 J767/2013 RJ775/2013 ORISSA Shri Krishna Gaushala Sant Jaimal Jain Rawat Samiti, Guru Gaushala Sewa Samiti OR077/2013 Kanchanpur Farnod, Jayal, People for Animals, Kanchanpur, Srimadhopur, Nagaur - 341 030 Jagatsinghpur Sikar - 332 715 Kalahari, Post Tarpur, RAJASTHAN RJ776/2013 Jagatsinghpur - 754 133 Shri Guru Jambeshwar Gau ORISSA RJ768/2013 Sewa Samiti Shri Bilawas Gaushala Bichpuri, Via.Ren, Digana, RAJASTHAN Sewa Samiti Nagaur Bilawas, Sojat CIty RJ761/2013 Pali - 306 104 RJ777/2013 Ravikarandas Goseva RAJASTHAN Shri Hanuman Gosai Gau Sansthan Sewa Sansthan Ramkund Ashram, Aloda RJ769/2013 Newara Road, Osiyan, Road, Katushyamji, GAUSHALA SAMITI, Jodhpur - 342 303 Sikar - 332 602 CHAIYA RAJASTHAN Rawatsar, RJ778/2013 Hanumangarh - 335 524 Shri Ram Gaushala Samiti, RJ762/2013 RAJASTHAN Balunda Shri Guru Jalandharnath Jaitaran, Gaushala Sewa Samiti RJ770/2013 Pali - 306 308 Village Balesar Satta, GAALAV GAUSHALA SEWA Shergarh, SAMITI RJ779/2013 Jodhpur - 342 043 Village & Post Ganeshwar, Gau Sewa Samiti, Dholipal RAJASTHAN Neemkathana, Hanumangarh Sikar - 332 705 Pin-335 064 RJ763/2013 RAJASTHAN Shri Gopal Goseva Samiti, RJ780/2013 Sella RJ771/2013 Shri Balaji Gaushala Sewa Village Sella, Post Shri Gopal Gaushala Samiti, Samiti, Moklasar, Siwana Palwas Barada Barmer - 343 043 Panchayat Samiti Dhod, Barada, Sirohi RAJASTHAN Sikar - 332 042 Pin - 307 801 RAJASTHAN RAJASTHAN RJ764/2013 Shri Jankiji Gaushala Sewa RJ772/2013 RJ781/2013 Samiti Shri Aalam Gaushala Shri Jagdamba Gaushala Jankidaswala Main Road, Sansthan Sansthan Suratgarh, Dhorimanna, Behrupura Jagir, Post Sriganganagar - 332 602 Barmer-344 704 Singrawat, Via Losal, RAJASTHAN RAJASTHAN Sikar - 332 030 RAJASTHAN RJ765/2013 RJ773/2013 Shri Krishna Gaushala Hari Om Sabar Gaushala RJ782/2013 Samiti, Sewa Samiti Shri Ramkrishan Gaushala Pulasar Masitanbali, Samiti, Futala Pulasar, Sardarshahar Tibbi, Via Mundru, Shrimadhopur, Churu - 331 402 Hanumangarh-335 526 Sikar - 332 712 RAJASTHAN RAJASTHAN RAJASTHAN
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RJ783/2013 RJ790/2013 UP428/2013 Shri Krishan Gaushala Shri Balaji Gausewa Samiti, Jan Jagran Avam Pashu Samiti, Netewala Kalyan Sewa Sansthan Dhani Kumaran Sriganganagar G.T.Road, Handiya, Tara Nagar, Pin - 335 001 Allahabad-221 503 Churu - 331 304 RAJASTHAN UTTAR PRADESH RAJASTHAN RJ791/2013 UTTARAKHAND RJ784/2013 Shri Monpuri Gaushala Swami Meghgiri Kamdhenu Sansthan UP420/2013 Gaushala (Under Satguru Math Swamiji Ki Dhani, SPCA Rudraprayag Swami Meghgiri Sanyas Pokran C/o Chief Veterinary Ashram Trust) Jaisalmer - 345 025 Officer, Rudraprayag Village Mahatma, Taranagar, RAJASTHAN Pin-246 171 Churu - 331 304 UTTARAKHAND RJ792/2013 RJ785/2013 Shri Narsingh Gopalji UP421/2013 Shri Chabujanath Singoli Gaushala Samiti SPCA PAURI GARHWAL Shyam Gausewa Sansthan Ardhka, C/o Chief Veterinary Post Singoli, Ajmer - 305 811 Officer, Vikas Bhawan, Charbuja, RAJASTHAN Pauri - 246 001 Mandalgarh, UTTARAKHAND Bhilwara RJ793/2013 RAJASTHAN Shri Govind Gopal Gaushala UP422/2013 Samiti District SPCA Bageshwar RJ786/2013 Kandwapatta, Pithisar, C/o Chief Veterinary Govansh Raksha Samiti, Churu - 331 001 Officer, Vikas Bhawan, Shyodhanpura RAJASTHAN Bageshwar - 263 642 Post Kanhaiya, Tibbi, UTTARAKHAND Hanumangarh - 335 523 RJ794/2013 RAJASTHAN Shri Gang Swami Gau Sewa UP423/2013 Samiti District SPCA, Nainital RJ787/2013 Sandiya, Sojat, C/o Chief Veterinary Keshav Gosamvardhan Pali - 306 306 Officer, Vikas Bhawan, Sanstha RAJASTHAN Bhimtal,, Kalvasiya (Beheranpura Nainital Bodhla), UTTAR PRADESH UTTARAKHAND Sadhulsahar, Sriganganagar - 335 064 UP426/2013 UP424/2013 RAJASTHAN Gayatri Gramodyog District SPCA Uttarkashi Sansthan C/o Chief Veterinary RJ788/2013 Jagriti Nagar, Village Officer, Vikas Bhawan, Shiv Gausadan, Lalgarh Bokariya, Uttarkashi - 249 193 Sadhulsahar, Post Gulalpur, UTTARAKHAND Sriganganagar - 335 037 Mirzapur - 231 001 RAJASTHAN UP425/2013 UP427/2013 SPCA Udhamsinghnagar RJ789/2013 Mateshwari Gramin Vikas C/o Chief Veterinary Gaumata Sewa Samiti, Samiti Officer, Vikas Bhawan, Kikarwali Sarai, Udhamsinghnagar Raisinghnagar, Rajputhani, UTTARAKHAND Sriganganagar - 335 051 Sant Ravidas Nagar, RAJASTHAN UTTAR PRADESH
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