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Directorate of Forest Education
Central Academy for Central Academy Rangers' College State Forest Service of Forest Education (Technical Control) (CASFoS) (CAFE)
Dehradun Coimbatore Burnihat UFTA FTI&RC KADAM (Uttarakhand) (Tamil Nadu) (Assam) Haldwani (UK) Sunder Nagar (HP) Kundal (MH)
TNFA TSFA GFRC KFA Coimabatore (TN) Dulapally (Telangana) Rajpipla (Gujarat) Dharwad (Karnataka) Director's Report 2017
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First Published in 2017 Contents
CHAPTER PAGE
1 Directorate of Forest Education 01 2 Institutions under the Directorate 03 3 Accredited Institutions 05 4 Induction training of SFS Officers 09 5 Induction training of FROs 11 6 Activities undertaken/achievements during the year 2016-17 17 7 In-service trainings 18 8 Other trainings 30 9 Other initiatives 31 10 JICA support 32
ANNEXURE PAGE
I Budget alloted for the financial year 2016-2017 36 II Tentative In-service calendar for the year 2016-2017 37 III IFS Officers on deputation to the Directorate of Forest Education 38 IV Other faculty Members in the Directorate of Forest Education 39 V List of trainees passed out 40 VI List of trainees currently undergoing training 47 Preface PPrefacereface
aradigm shift in forest policy from revenue generation to conservation and Pincreased emphasis on involvement of people in forest management has thrown a lot of challenges before the foresters. Coupled with it is the need to ensure that our forestry practices are in accordance with sub-continental and global developments in ecological and environmental areas. As a result the foresters of today are required to play multifarious roles to deal with a variety of externalities and also not loosing sight of traditional forest management practices at the same time. It is, thus, the need of the hour to ensure effective and befitting training, orientation and specialization for the foresters at all levels. The Directorate of Forest Education’s primary mandate is to conduct induction and in-service training for SFS Officers/FROs and also to support in-service training for Forest Frontline Staff (Dy. Rangers / Foresters / Forest Guards). Thus, the Directorate plays a crucial role in keeping the forest management of our country up to date and modern through training management. The Government of India through this Directorate supplements the efforts of State Governments for capacity building of the frontline forest staff (Deputy Rangers/ Foresters/ Forest Guards) by providing funds to organise short-term training courses of the concerned State Forest Department. This Directorate has got such courses organised in almost every state of the country and there has been wide spread appreciation of the same. The Director’s Report - 2017 of the DFE is a compilation of all the activities of the Directorate and its constituent Academies during the year 2016-2017.
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Directorate of Forest 01 Education
he post of Director Forest Education was created in the year 1953 to assist the President, TForest Research Institute and Colleges and was responsible for professional and technical training/education in the country. Subsequent to re-organization of Forestry Research, Education and Training Institutions in 1987, the erstwhile Indian Forest College got upgraded to Indira Gandhi National Forest Academy. Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education was created as an autonomous body under the MoEF&CC to organize, direct and manage research in Forest Sector at National Level.
The Directorate of Forest Education was separated as an independent organization under the direct control of MoEF&CC for the training of State Forest Service officers and Forest Range Officers. The Directorate also supplements the efforts of the State Governments for the training of Frontline Forest Staff (Deputy Rangers, Foresters and Forest Guards).
The main mandate of the Directorate of Forest Education is:
F To cater to the training needs of the SFS Officers and RFOs of States/ Union Territories in the country. F To ensure 'Standard and Quality' of Training being imparted to the Forestry personnel other than Indian ForestService. F To augment training 'Capacity and Facility' for the frontline forest staff (Forest Guards, Foresters, Deputy Rangers and Range Officers). F To assist in developing appropriate and relevant training contents and evaluation standards for forestry training at all levels below IFS. F To help States assess training needs of forestry personnel. F To assist in the development of training policy for forestry personnel.
Presently the Directorate directly controls three Central Academies for State Forest Service, at Dehradun (Uttarakhand), Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu) and Burnihat (Assam) and one Central Academy of Forest Education (CAFE) at Kurseong (West Bengal).
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The Directorate also exercises, technical control over all the State run Rangers Colleges in the country. All these Academies/Colleges/Institutes/Schools undertake the activities concerning induction and in-service training of SFS Officers and FROs and short term General Refresher Courses, Theme Based Courses of two week duration, One week workshop for in-service SFS Officers and FROs as per their respective mandate.
The Directorate of Forest Education is headed by the Director Forest Education; a senior officer from the Indian Forest Service. The Directorate has had illustrious members of the service heading it.
Name Period Name Period E.C. Mobbs, IFS 1945-1946 Balvinder Singh, IFS 03.10.1989-24.02.1990 F.C. Osmaston, IFS 1946-1947 P.M. Sangal, IFS 08.03.1991 -10.01.1992 C.R. Rangnatha, IFS 1947-1947 S.R. Mehta, IFS 18.10.1992-02.11.1994 C.A.R. Bhadran, IFS 1948-1949 S.L. Dabral, IFS 02.11.1994-23.05.1995 K.L. Aggarwal, IFS 1949-1953 D. Pandey, IFS 17.07.1995-15.07.1997 Mohan Lal, IFS 1953-1955 S.S. Garbyal 24.10.1997-01.05.2000 P.D. Stracey, IFS 1955-1960 Jarnail Singh, IFS 26.07.2000-27.04.2001 T.N. Srivastava, IFS 1960-1964 Omkar Singh, IFS 16.11.2001-16.07.2004 R.C. Kaushik, IFS 1964-1970 Anil Kumar, IFS 16.08.2004-10.01.2008 H.C. Dey, IFS 1970-1972 Ajay Kumar, IFS 10.01.2008-16.11.2011 D.C. Pande, IFS Oct 1973- Apr 1979 Dr. Dharmendra Verma, IFS 17.11.2011-02.12.2014 M.P. Das, IFS Sept 1979- Apr 1982 Dr. M.P. Singh, IFS 23.01.2015-22.06.2016 C.S. Kirpekar, IFS 01.07.1982-31.08.1984 R.P. Singh, IFS 23.06.2016 onwards P.K. Malhotra, IFS 12.12.1984-23.05.1988
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ollowing the reorganization of Forest Research Institute and Colleges and creation of Indian FCouncil of Forestry Research and Education (ICFRE) as an autonomous organization, the Directorate of Forest Education was delinked from the Forest Research Institute and Colleges. It has since then functioned directly under the Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change.
To cater to the increasing demand of the State Forest Departments and Central forestry organization for trained Officers, three State Forest Service Colleges were established by the Central Government at Burhihat (Assam) in 1976, Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu) in 1980 and Dehradun (Uttarakhand) in 1981 for imparting training to the State Forest Service Officers of two years duration.
CASFOS, Burnihat
The Government of India in the year 1976, established the first State Forest Service College in the country at Burnihat, located 25 kms from Guwahati, the capital of Assam. Now rechristened the Central Academy for State Forest Service or CASFOS, it is situated on the border of two States, Assam & Meghalaya, occupies both sides of National Highway 40, popularly known as GS Road. The Academy campus is spread over Kamrup District of Assam and Ri-Bhoi District of Meghalaya.
CASFOS, Coimbatore
Established in 1980, the Central Academy for State Forest Service or CASFOS, Coimbatore is located in the picturesque Forest Campus, at R.S. Puram in the city of, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. The academy shares the space of the exquisite Forest Campus
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alongwith two more premier forestry institutions viz., Tamil Nadu Forest Academy-TNFA (erstwhile Madras Forest College) and Institute of Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding (IFGTB) one of the leading research institutes under Indian Council of Forest Research and Education. This campus also houses the famous 'Gass Museum’.
CASFOS, Dehradun
Established in 1981, the Central Academy for State Forest Service (CASFOS), Dehradun is located in the beautiful New Forest Campus in Dehradun which is also the cradle of forestry education and training in India. CASFOS has the privilege of having in its neighbourhood other premier institutions like Indira Gandhi National Forest Academy (IGNFA), Indian Council for Forestry Research and Education (ICFRE), Forest Research Institute (FRI), FRI University, Forest Survey of India (FSI) and Wildlife Institute of India (WII) which enhance the learning environment for the Officer Trainees with increased opportunities for interaction with serving IFS officers, Probationers from IGNFA, Scientists and researchers from ICFRE and FRI.
CAFE, Kurseong
The Central Academy of Forest Education (CAFE) is the only forest training institution under Government of India exclusively to train Forest Range Officers. Established in 1974, the institute is located on picturesque St. Mary's Hill in Kurseong near Darjeeling, overlooking the mighty Kanchenjunga. The Forest Rangers training in India is over 100 years old. Rangers Training was imparted up to 1978 centrally through 5 colleges located at Dehradun, Coimbatore, Kurseong, Chandrapur and Balaghat. These colleges were managed by the Government of India and had a training program of 2 years. After 1987, the erstwhile Eastern Forest Rangers' College, Kurseong now called as Central Academy of Forest Education (CAFE) is the only Rangers college under the Government of India training Forest Range Officers.
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Kundal Academy of Development, Administration and Management (Forest), Maharashtra
Kundal Academy of Development, Administration and Management (Forest) was established by the Government of Maharashtra in 2012, by upgrading the status of the erstwhile 'Forestry Training School' to 'Kundal Academy of Administration, Development and Management'.
This Academy caters to the training needs of Range Forest Officers, Assistant Conservators of Forest and other senior level officers from within and outside the State. The Academy has been declared as a 'District Level Training Institute' under State Training Policy of Maharashtra. The Academy will provide mandatory training under State Training Policy Evaluation Agency (STPEA), which comprises of Foundation Training, Refresher Courses, Post-Promotional Courses, and Orientation Courses. A special feature of the Academy is to provide exposure and training of parasailing, paragliding, rappelling, rock-climbing, skiing and various field management exercises.
Telangana State Forest Academy, Hyderabad
The State Institute of Forestry Training was set up in Dulapally RF Block in 1987. In the year 2001 it was upgraded as Forest Academy. The campus is spread over 75 hectare (ha). There is excellent infrastructure available to train 300 personnel at a time. The Academy provides one year training for Foresters and 6 month training for Forest Guards as well. The 18 month long induction training for Forest Range Officers has been started in this Academy on 5th June 2010. So far 164 FRO Trainees from 11 states have passed out of the Academy, Currently the 2017-2018 Batch of FROs are being trained with a strength of 68 from the 3 States of Tamilnadu, Karnataka and Kerala.
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For enhancing the effectiveness of training, several innovative practices like seminar project, seminar presentation, weekly feedback, mentor mentee meeting, night patrolling, tour symposium, jeep driving, Range attachment, etc. have been introduced. The motto of TS Forest Academy is “We Don't Train People We Transform Them”.
Uttarakhand Forest Training Academy, Haldwani
Uttarakhand Forestry Training Academy (UFTA) was established in 1979 as a part of Uttar Pradesh Forest Department. Now under the management of Uttarakhand Forest Department, the UFTA imparts induction training to Range Officers, Foresters and Forest Guards. It also offers annual and quarterly courses to frontline staff, Forest Corporation employees and Van Panchayat members. It is ideally located at Haldwani, which has train and bus connectivity to other cities like Dehradun, Delhi etc.
The institute has outstanding and sprawling infrastructure with large administrative and academic blocks, guest houses, student hostels, mess, library, playground, interpretation center, etc. The library of UFTA is its biggest asset with an extensive collection of books. The administrative and teaching staff resides in the campus itself, offering students a robust and sound technical and academic support round the clock. The UFTA administration ensures the availability of high end sophisticated gadgets for training purposes, so that the students are accustomed to the prevalent use of technologies in their fields.
Tamil Nadu Forest Academy, Coimbatore
The erstwhile Southern Forest Rangers College, originally known as Madras Forest College, was established in 1912 by Mr. F.A. Lodge, C.I.E., Conservator of Forests, Western Circle, Coimbatore. The Government of India took over the college administration on 1st July 1948. The entire campus (about 195 acres) was handed over to the
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Government of India on lease for 99 years from 1st July 1952. On 1st April 1955, it' was renamed as “Southern Forest Rangers College” (SFRC).
Altogether, SFRC has trained more than 4000 Rangers between 1912 and 1988. The trainees were not only from India but also from Ceylon, Afghanistan, Uganda, Malaya, Ghana, Fiji, Laos, Sierra Leone, British Guyana etc.
The Government of India, transferred the responsibility of training the Rangers to the concerned State Governments and SFRC was closed on 1st April 1988. The Government of Tamil Nadu revived training activities from January 1990. It has developed into a national level training institute, both infrastructure wise and training quality wise.
Forest Training Institute and Rangers College , Sunder Nagar, Himachal Pradesh
Forestry Training Centre, Sundernagar was established in September, 1993, for training Front Line staff (FLS) of Forest Department in forestry and related disciplines. Forestry Training Institute, Sundernagar, is situated at an altitude of 1000 meters above the mean sea level near Van Chetana Kendra DPF Trambari Karnody. It covers an area of 1.2 ha and is about 6 kms from Sundernagar bus stand on National Highway-21 (Chandigarh-Manali Highway).
Karnataka Forest Academy, Gungargatti, Dharwad
Forest training institute, Gungargatti, Dharwad, was established in 1996 to provide in-service training to officers of the Karnataka Forest Department and induction training to newly recruited staff. The institution is located at a distance of 12 kms from district headquarters Dharwad on the way to Belgaum, and is just 2 km away from Bangalore - Pune highway (NH-4).
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The need for establishing this institute was felt due to the changing role of forest officers in a changed scenario in Karnataka where new concepts like social forestry and people participation were making ways in traditional forestry practices as envisaged in the 1988 National Forest Policy. The institute addresses the needs of the frontline staff to enable them to effectively communicate with the public and carry out extension activities as envisaged in new forest policies, strategies and projects along with those of the traditional forestry. The construction of the institute started in 1992 under World Bank aided Social Forestry project. Later the construction was completed in 1996 under the Western Ghats project. The training activities were started in the same year.
Gujarat Forest Rangers College, Rajpipla, Gujarat
Gujarat Forest Rangers College has been established in February 1979 with an objective of Training Range Forest Officers from different States. This college is in a campus known as Vadiya Palace, a palace built by the then king of Rajpipla. Situated in Rajpipla the district head quarter of Narmada District of Gujarat State Gujarat Forest Rangers College is spread over an area of 56.08 ha.
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he primary focus of the Directorate is the two year Induction Training for the newly Trecruited SFS Officers. The syllabi includes class room sessions, practical, field exercises, qualifying modules, case study tours, extensive tours and a four month On Job Training (OJT) segment. The training includes a first phase of training for 16 months in the Academy followed by a four month long OJT in the respective States and lastly the advanced phase for four months back at the Academy. During their stay at the Academy, the trainees also undergo rigorous physical endurance training and are exposed to various cultural, literary and social service activities for their all round personality development.
In Central Academy for State Forest Service, Dehradun (Uttarakhand), 35 newly recruited SFS Officers of 2015-17 batch from Sates of Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Assam had joined on March 02, 2015. As per the DFE's instructions vide letter No. 4 142/Trg.I/DFT-2014/1259-65 dated June 14, 2016 it was proposed to have a Interaction of Sh. A.N. Jha, Secretary, GoI, MOEF&CC rotational training plan. In this regard, it with SFS Officers Trainees at CASFoS, Coimbatore was decided that after completion of OJT, the Officer Trainees of 2015-17 SFS Course of CASFOS, Dehradun will join their training of Phase-II at CASFOS, Burnihat.
21 State Forest Service Officer Trainees from Gujarat (09), Maharashtra (11) and Nagaland (01) of 2016-18 SFS Course are also undergoing training w.e.f. March 14, 2016. Interaction of Sh. R.P. Singh, Director, DFE In Central Academy for State Forest with SFS Officers Trainees at CASFoS, Coimbatore
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Service, Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu), 34 State Forest Service Officer Trainees from the States of Kerala (01) and Rajasthan (33) completed their 1st Phase of training and then shifted to CASFOS, Dehradun for undergoing 2nd Phase of training alongwith the Officer Trainees of Manipur (11) upto May 04, 2017.
At present 36 State Forest Service Officer Trainees from the States of Gujarat (32), Jammu and Kashmir (01), Madhya Pradesh (02) and Rajasthan (01) of 2016-18 SFS Course are undergoing training w.e.f. January 04, 16 at CASFOS, Coimbatore.
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he Directorate also conducts and monitors the eighteen months induction training for the Tnewly recruited FROs. The syllabi include class room sessions, practicals, field exercises, qualifying modules and extensive tours.
In CASFOS, Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu), 38 FRO trainees of 2016-18 batch from the States of Gujarat (05), Karnataka (02) and Maharashtra (31) are undergoing training w.e.f. September 15, 2016 to March 14, 2018.
In Tamil Nadu Forest Academy, Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu). 37 FRO Trainees of 2015-16 batch from the State of Tamil Nadu completed training on October 21, 2016. 39 FRO trainees of 2016-17 batch from the States of Andaman and Nicobar Islands (13), Karnataka (01), Kerala (13), Madhya Pradesh (04), Tamil Nadu (05) and Uttarakhand (03) are undergoing training w.e.f. November 23, 2015 to May 22, 2017. 38 FRO trainees of 2017-18 batch from the States of Gujarat (02), Kerala (05), Madhya Pradesh (01), Maharashtra (09), Tamil Nadu (04) and West Bengal (17) are also undergoing training w.e.f. February 20, 2017 to August 19, 2018.
In CASFOS, Burnihat, 39 FRO Trainees of 2015-16 batch from the States of Maharashtra (02), Tripura (10) and Uttarakhand (27) completed training on August 01, 2016. 29 FRO trainees of 2016- 17 batch from Arunachal Pradesh (06), Gujarat (16) and Mizoram (07) are undergoing training w.e.f. January 22, 2016 to July 21, 2017.
In Forest Training Institute and Rangers College, Sundernagar (Himachal Pradesh), 34 FRO trainees of 2014-16 batch from the States of Assam (09), Jammu and Kashmir (02) Mizoram (01) and Uttarakhand (22) completed training on May 09, 2016. 38 FRO trainees of 2016-18 batch from the State of Maharashtra are also undergoing training w.e.f. July 15, 2016 to January 14, 2018.
In Uttarakhand Forest Training Academy, Haldwani (Uttarakhand), 40 FRO trainees of 2015-16 batch from the States of Karnataka (34) and Tripura (6) completed training on July 04, 2016. 38 FRO trainees of 2016-18 batch from the States of Karnataka (01) and Maharashtra (37) are undergoing training w.e.f. July 15, 2016 to January 14, 2018.
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In Kundal Academy of Administration Development and Management, Kundal (Maharashtra), 40 FRO trainees of 2016-17 batch from the State of Gujarat are undergoing training w.e.f. March 01, 2016 to August 31, 2017. 71 FRO trainees of 2016-18 batch from the State of Maharashtra are also undergoing training w.e.f. July 15, 2016 to January 14, 2018.
In Karnataka Forest Academy, Dharwad (Karnataka), 47 FRO trainees of 2016-17 batch from the State of Karnataka are undergoing training w.e.f. March 21, 2016 to September 20, 2017.
In Gujarat Forest Rangers College, Rajpipla (Gujarat), 46 FRO trainees of 2016-17 batch from the State of Karnataka are undergoing training w.e.f. March 21, 2016 to September 20, 2017.
In Central Academy of Forest Education, Kurseong (West Bengal), 37 FRO trainees of 2016-18 batch from the States of Gujarat (19) and Maharashtra (18) are undergoing training w.e.f. September 15, 2016 to March 14, 2018.
In Telangana State Forest Academy, Dulapally, Hyderabad (Telangana), 67 FRO Trainees of 2015-16 batch from the State of Karnataka (25), Kerala (06) and Tamil Nadu (36) completed training on October 21, 2016. 68 FRO trainees of 2017-18 batch from the States of Chhattisgarh (11), Maharashtra (14), Mara Autonomous District Council, Mizoram (03) and West Bengal (40) are undergoing training w.e.f. February 14, 2017 to August 13, 2018.
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1. The batch of 2015-17 Course of SFS Officers passed out on March 01, 2017 from Central Academy for State Forest Service (CASFOS), Burnihat (Assam).
2. Two batches of State Forest Service Officers 2016-2018 courses are undergoing training at CASFOS, Dehradun (Uttarakhand) and CASFOS, Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu), respectively.
3. Following Twelve (12) batches of Ranger Course in the form of Eighteen months Certificate Course for the newly recruited FROs are undergoing training at the following Forestry Training Academics/Institutes:
S.No. Name of the Academy/Institute Batch Commence from 1. Forest Training Institute and Ranger College, Sundernagar (Himachal Pradesh) 2016-2018 15.06.2016 2. Uttrakhand Forestry Training Academy, Haldwani, (Uttrakhand) 2016-2018 15.07.2016 3. Tamil Nadu Forest Academy, Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu) 2017-2018 20.02.2017 2017-2018 04.09.2017 4. Kundal Academy of Development, Adminstration and Management (Forest), MS 2016-2017 01.03.2016 2016-2018 15.07.2016 5. Central Academy for State Forest Service, Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu) 2016-2018 15.09.2016 6. Central Academy of Forest Education, Kurseong (West Bengal) 2016-2018 15.09.2016 7. Telangana State Forest Academy, Dulapally, Hyderabad (Telangana) 2017-2018 14.02.2017 8. Central Academy for State Forest Service, Burnihat (Assam) 2016-2017 22.01.2016 9. Karnataka Forest Academy, Dharwad (Karnataka) 2016-2017 21.03.2016 10. Gujarat Forest Ranger College, Rajpipla (Gujarat) 2016-2017 31.03.2016
4. Details of Forest Range Officer Courses passed out during 2016-17 S.No. Name of the Academy/Institute Batch Commence from 1. Forest Training Institute and Ranger College, Sundernagar (HP) 2014-2016 10.11.2014 to 09.05.2016 2. Uttrakhand Forestry Training Academy, Haldwani (Uttrakhand) 2015-2016 05.01.2015 to 04.07.2016 3. Central Academy for State Forest Service, Burnihat (Assam) 2015-2016 02.02.2015 to 01.08.2016 4. Telangana State Forest Academy, Dulapally, Hyderabad (Telangana) 2015-2016 22.04.2015 to 21.10.2016 5. Tamil Nadu Forest Academy, Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu) 2015-2016 22.04.2015 to 21.10.2016
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General Refresher Course
The General Refresher Course is designed in a way to refresh the professional skills of the in- service officers and also to help them keep abreast of the sector at all levels, including regional, national and international issue e.g. Protected Area management, biodiversity conservation, global warming etc. in forestry and related disciplines. This two week course is generally recommended for promoted officers SFS or FRO cadres.
Legal Issues in Forestry and Wildlife
The ever-increasing population is bringing pressure on space and resources of mega cities. The smaller towns have also started feeling the pinch. The forest, its resources and wildlife are no exception to this phenomenon. Often, violation of various provisions of Acts, Rules and Regulations governing forest, protected areas, wildlife, etc. are seen and they are showing an increasing trend. Apart from prevention and early detection of various forest and wildlife offences, it is also imperative to achieve the maximum penalty on the offenders. Ultimately, effective prosecution of offenses in present and as in the past, is the biggest deterrent for future offenders. This scenario is throwing open a challenge before the personnel manning the forests and wildlife to upgrade and update their legal knowledge and acumen. These aspects including knowledge, skills and right interpretation of extant Acts, Rules and Procedures have been kept in view while preparing this course.
Training of Trainers
There is an ever-emerging challenge of capacity building of the trainers who join the State Forest Training Institutes from organization postings. It is proposed to respond to this need of Training of Trainers with a systematic approach to training which has been spearheaded by the Department of Personnel and Training of the Government of India, for more than two decades now.
The success of training depends upon identification of training needs to make it demand-driven, scientifically design suitable demands of change, deliver effectively with learner-centered approach and monitor/evaluate for further value-addition. In addition mentoring and facilitation has become an integral part of functioning. All these aspects and latest trends in training have been kept in view while preparing this course.
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Human Resource Management
For achieving effective management of the forest resources one of the important issues to be analyzed is existing human resource capabilities and how to build upon them. The performance in Forest Departments of the States depends on the collective contributions of all the officers/ officials. The approach for capacity building of the forestry personnel for protection, conservation and sustainable management of forest resources, using appropriate technology at the same time developing an attitude of working with the stakeholders, is required to be institutionalized. It involves judicious use of authority and keeping the workforce motivated for the effective management of resources.
Wildlife Management
The ever increasing human population is mounting pressure on natural resources including forest and wildlife since long. It is of paramount importance to conserve and sustain the wildlife for the existence of mankind. Though it is very difficult to envisage co-existence of man and animal in present socio-economic human controlled environment, but the exclusive domain of wildlife can be maintained in these natural ecosystems.
Community Forestry and Joint Forest Management
The importance of the social dimension of forestry in today's world need not be overtly emphasized. With human population exploding across the globe, the pressure on forests for meeting the needs of fuel wood, fodder, timber has proportionately expanded. The stresses on natural ecosystems due to anthropogenic pressure have assumed dimensions of war not struggle for survival for the natural ecosystems and its myriad inhabitants. A recognition of the human dimension of forestry led to the implementation of Social and community forestry programmes in the 1970s and 80s. A further recognition of the people's rights on forests and their role in forestry came in the form of Joint Forest Management (JFM) resolution in 1991.
Other theme based Short Term courses conducted during 2016-2017 in the constituent Academies/College under Directorate of Forest Education
S.No Name of Training Workshop/GRC Total No. Place and duration of Participants 1. Contemporary Forest Management for Multiple Function in the 09 CASFOS, Coimbatore perspective of National Working Plan Code. 2014 (2005-batch) 29.08.016 to 03.09.2016 2. Contemporary Forest Management for Multiple Function in the 16 CASFOS, Coimbatore perspective of National Working Plan Code. 2014 (2007-2009 batch) 26.09.2016 to 01.10.2016 3. Contemporary Forest Management for Multiple Function in the 04 CASFOS, Coimbatore perspective of National Working Plan Code. 2014 (2008-2010 batch) 07.11.2016 to 12.11.2016
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S.No Name of Training Workshop/GRC Total No. of Place and duration Participants 4. Contemporary Forest Management for Multiple Function in the 16 CASFOS, Coimbatore perspective of National Working Plan Code. 2014 (2009-2011 batch) 21.11.2016 to 26.11.2016 5. Contemporary Forest Management for Multiple Function in the 12 CASFOS, Coimbatore perspective of National Working Plan Code. 2014 (2010-2012 batch) 05.12.2016 to 10.12.2016 6. Contemporary Forest Management for Multiple Function in the 17 CASFOS, Coimbatore perspective of National Working Plan Code. 2014 (2011-2013 batch) 26.12.2016 to 31.12.2016 7. Contemporary Forest Management for Multiple Function in the 09 CASFOS, Coimbatore perspective of National Working Plan Code. 2014 (2012-2014 batch) 16.01.2017 to 21.01.2017 8. Contemporary Forest Management and way forward 25 CASFOS, Coimbatore (1991-1993 batch, 3 days) 22.02.2017 to 24.02.2017 9. Contemporary Forest Management and way forward (3 days) 05 CASFOS, Coimbatore 27.02.2017 to 01.03.2017 10. General Refresher Course 15 CASFOS, Burnihat 22.08.2016 to 03.09.2016 11. Wildlife Management for in-service SFS Officers/ Reunion of batches 10 CASFOS, Dehra Dun 01.08.2016 to 06.08.2016 12. Legal Issues in Forestry for in service SFS Officers/Reunion of batches 26 CASFOS, Dehra Dun 29.08.2016 to 03.09.2016 13. Community Forestry and JFM for in-service SFS Officers/Reunion 31 CASFOS, Dehra Dun of batches 19.09.2016 to 24.09.2016 14. Human Resource Management for in-service SFS Officers/Reunion 31 CASFOS, Dehra Dun of batches 03.10.2016 to 08.10.2016 15. Contemporary Forest Management and way forward 11 CASFOS, Dehra Dun (3 courses for 1988-1990 to 1990-1992 SFS) 24.10.2016 to 26.10.2016 16. Training of Trainers for in-service officers/Reunion of batches 22 CASFOS, Dehra Dun 07.11.2017 to 12.11.2016 17. Ecosystem Approach to Forest Management 44 CASFOS, Dehra Dun 21.11.2016 to 26.11.2016 18. Wildlife Management & Conservation under FTFP 12 CASFOS, Dehra Dun 30.01.2017 to 04.02.2017 19. Biodiversity Conservation under FTFP 12 CASFOS, Dehra Dun 06.02.2017 to 11.02.2017 20. Contemporary Forest Management and way forward 24 CASFOS, Dehra Dun (3 courses for 1988-90 to 1990-92 SFS) 06.02.2017 to 08.02.2017 21. Contemporary Forest Management and way forward 26 CASFOS, Dehra Dun (3 courses for 1988-90 to 1990-92 SFS) 27.02.2017 to 01.03.2017 22. Contemporary Forest Management and Way Forward 13 CAFE, Kurseong 13.09.2016 to 15.09.2016 23. Contemporary Forest Management and way Forward 03 CAFE, Kurseong 21.11.2016 to 23.11.2016 24. Contemporary Forest Management and way Forward 11 CAFE, Kurseong 19.12.2016 to 21.12.2016
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Photographs of different course/workshop conducted by CASFOS, Dehradun
Photographs of different course/workshop conducted by CASFOS, Coimbatore
Director’s Report 2017 | 21 In-service trainings
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Photographs of different course/workshop conducted by CASFOS, Burnihat
Director’s Report 2017 | 23 In-service trainings
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Photographs of different course/workshop conducted by CAFE, Kurseong
Director’s Report 2017 | 25 In-service trainings
Organizing one week Thematic courses for the Frontline Staff (Deputy Rangers/Foresters/ Forest Guards) of the State Departments in different States during 2016-2017
The Government of India supplements the efforts of State Governments for capacity building of the frontline forest staff (Deputy Rangers/Foresters/Forest Guards) by providing funds to organize short-term training courses of two weeks duration each, for a group of 25-30 participants of the concerned State Forest Department where the Course is organized. The State Forest Department provides the infrastructure facilities (e.g. lecture hall, hostel accommodation etc.) and the resource persons to organize these courses. The total duration of the course should be for 12 days (4 sessions/day), out of which 3 days may be devoted to field tours/excursions exercise.
S.No. Name of InstituteNo. of courses/ Total No. of Course/Workshop workshops conducted Participants duration 1. a. Assam Forest Guards School, Makum 4+1 (W/S-FROs) 26 07.11.2016 to 12.11.2016 b. Assam Forest School, Jalukbari (Makum) 25 05.12.2016 to 10.12.2016 (Jalukbari) 20 06.02.2017 to 11.02.2017 (Jalukbari) (W/S) 22 06.03.2017 to 11.03.2017 (Jalukbari) 21 06.03.2017 to 11.03.2017 (Makum) 2. Forest Training Institute, Wimburligunj 2 25 07.11.2016 to 12.11.2016 (A&N Islands) 22 06.02.2017 to 11.02.2017 3. Forest Training Institute, Pinjore 1 25 06.02.2017 to 11.02.2017 1 (W/S-FROs) 21 13.02.2017 to 18.02.2017 4. Forestry Training Institute & Rangers College, 1 23 31.10.2016 to 05.11.2016 Sunder Nagar (Mandi) 1 (W/S-FROs) 20 13.02.2017 to 18.02.2017 5. Forest Training Institute, Gungerghati, Dharwad 1 27 23.01.2017 to 28.01.2017 6. Manipur Forest Training School, Imphal 1 25 16.01.2017 to 21.01.2017 7. Forest Guards Training School, Jalna 2 --- 05.11.2016 to 10.11.2016 01.121.2016 to 06.12.2016 8. Forest School Amarkantak, Anuppur 1 25 26.12.2016 to 31.12.2016 (Madhya Pradesh) 9. Training Division Shillong, Meghalaya 2 20 06.02.2017 to 11.02.2017 24 20.02.2017 to 25.02.2017 10. Forest Training School, Aizwal 2 25 07.02.2017 to 12.02.2017 25 06.03.2017 to 11.03.2017 11. State Environment Forestry Training Institute, 3 25 24.01.2017 to 29.01.2017 Dimapur 25 07.02.2017 to 12.02.2017 25 06.03.2017 to 11.03.2017
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S.No. Name of InstituteNo. of courses/ Total No. of Course/Workshop workshops conducted Participants duration 12. Odisha Forest Rangers College, Angul 3 20 31.01.2017 to 05.02.2017 15 13.02.2017 to 18.02.2017 12 06.03.2017 to 11.03.2017 13. Training Centre (Forest) Reasearch and Training 2 26 01.10.2016 to 06.10.2016 Circle, Hoshiarpur 25 01.11.2016 to 06.11.2016 14. Telengana State Forest Academy, Hyderabad 2+ 23 21.11.2016 to 26.11.2016 1 (W/S- FROs) 16 23.01.2017 to 28.01.2017 27 12.12.2016 to 17.12.2016 15. Forestry Training Institute, Kanpur 4 23 26.09.2016 to 01.10.2016 21 17.10.2016 to 22.10.2016 23 16.01.2017 to 21.01.2017 18 20.03.2017 to 25.03.2017 16. Uttarakhand Forest Training Academy, Haldwani 2 2526.12.2016 to 31.12.2016 22 06.02.2017 to 11.02.2017 Total 33 Courses + 792 4 (W/S- FROs)
Organizing one week Thematic courses for the Frontline Staff (Deputy Rangers/Foresters/ Forest Guards) of the State Departments in different States during 2016-2017
Director’s Report 2017 | 27 In-service trainings
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Director’s Report 2017 | 29 08 Other trainings
n addition to the Induction Courses and the In Service Courses the Directorate also conducted Isome special training courses as detailed below:
Foreign Training of Forestry Personnel
Two 21 day courses under the scheme “Foreign training of Forestry Personnel” in collaboration with Training and Technology Transfer, Wellington, New Zealand, and International Center for Development Communication, Kasetsart University, Bangkok, Thailand, were conducted at CASFOS, Dehradun.
FTFP-I with the theme, “Wildlife Management and Conservation” was conducted from the January 16 to February 04, 2017 with 12 participants from all over India.
FTFP-II with the theme “Biodiversity Conservation and Management” was conducted from January 22 to February 11, 2016 in which 12 participants from all India attended the course.
30 | Director’s Report 2017 09 Other initiatives
he Directorate of Forest Education in Tpursuance of the UN declaration of June 21, as International Day for Yoga had incorporated yoga in the daily schedules of the induction training for State Forest Service (SFS) and Forest Range officer trainees. The step is expected to integrate this traditional therapeutic system in the educational and training curriculum of all capacity building and personality development programs in forestry training.
E-Journal Field Forester
The Field Forester is an educational e-journal launched by the Directorate of Forest Education, Dehradun seeking to inculcate reading and writing habits amongst officer trainees as well as serving foresters of state forest departments through a new popular educational e-journal named “FIELD FORESTER”. Success/failure stories as a bridge between young and senior forests are being documented. The trainees of the Central Academies and State Forest Training institutes are targeted to satisfy the mandate of the initiative initially and would be broadened to include field foresters as well as the general public later on.
Director’s Report 2017 | 31 10 JICA support
he Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Project was initiated with two Tcomponents: I. “Capacity Building of State Forest Training Institutions and Central Academy for State Forest Service (CASFOS)”. II. “Capacity Development for Forest Management and Training of Personnel (ID P199)”- Improvement of infrastructure under JICA assisted Project.
Under these components, the in-service courses were implemented as per the improved modules in all the in-service training courses at CASFOS, Dehradun/Coimbatore/Burnihat and CAFÉ, Kurseong.
The following works have been sanctioned and completed for improvement of infrastructure under JICA assisted project “Capacity Development for Forest Management and Training of Personnel” S.No. Name of Academy Name of Works Amount released (`) 1. CASFOS, BurnihatCivil Works i.Repairing/Upgradation of Hostel Building 59,90,500/- ii.Repairing/Upgradation of Office Building 59,96,000/- Electrical Works i.Renovation of existing building of SFS Training Institutions into 7,44,144/- Conference Room ii.Renovation of existing Hostel Lounge of SFS Training Institutions 5,53,002/- New Works i. C/O Executive Hostel cum Guest House 4,25,12,873/- ii.Development of Site for Executive Hostel cum Guest House 25,32,222/- iii. C/O 1 No. Security Barrack 48,79,924/- iv. Development of site for 1 no. security Barrack 5,47,666/- v. C/O of Tennis Court of size 40 x 20 m. (800 sq m) 40,11,931/- 2. CASFOS, Coimbatore i. Construction of Executive hostel 2,49,19,000/- ii.Construction of Executive hostel-vertical extension of first floor over 1,88,50,000/- the ground floor iii. Providing and drilling new bore well near type V quarters 6,13,000/- iv. Relaying of flooring in Van Vigyan 59,70,000/- v. Providing furniture, electrical appliances including furnishings 64,24,000/- for Executive Hostel
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S.No. Name of Academy Name of Works Amount released (`)
3. CASFOS, Dehradun i. Providing vitrified floor tiles in rooms and corridor (F/Floor) of 30,85,500/- both wings of north hostel and one wing of South hostel (F/Floor) ii. Providing apron and pre-polished paver block for both hostel and 18,11,200/- entrance of kitchen/mess iii.Renovation of four rooms I/C provision of attached toilets in left 9,78,400/- side of F/Floor in South hostel iv. Misc. repairs in the toilets (8 Nos.) of G./Floor of South Hostel 6,87,800/- v. Providing Hi-rib sheet roofing as water proofing for admin building 55,86,100/- vi. Providing wiring for EI and fans in four rooms and corridors and 7,54,845/- attached toilets left side wing of first floor of South Hostel vii.Renovation of Lecture Hall and Faculty Chambers 19,80,200/- viii.Electrical Fittings and AC for Lecture Hall and Faculty Chambers 25,02,990/- ix. Conversion of North hostel common room into multipurpose hall 29,77,500/- x. Conversion of one lecture hall into conference hall/board room 13,06,800/- xi. Providing electrical wiring and fitting in the lecture hall converted 14,13,143/- into mini Conference Hall/Board Room 4. CAFE, Kurseong i.Repair and Renovation of existing damaged approach road and 92,70,000/- drain including RRM at landslide area ii.Renovation and Repairing of 111 Nos windows of Hostel and 22,84,900/- Administrative Building iii.Renovation and Repairing of 19 Nos. windows of Hostel and 4,23,000/- Administrative Building
Besides the above works, training equipment and furniture under JICA assisted Project for the following has also been provided:
S.No. Name of Academy Administrative Approval and Financial Sanction received for Amount released (`)
1. CASFOS, Burnihat i. Furniture, Training Equipments and Computers/Laptop etc. 25,03,480/- ii. Procuring of Remote Sensing and GIS Software 18,00,000/-
2. CASFOS, Coimbatore i.Furniture, Training Equipments and Computers/Laptop etc. 49,48,500/- including GIS software
3. CASFOS, Dehradun i.Desktop computers 40 Nos. 19,22,172/- ii. 20 seater Conference table and high/mid back conference chair 4,89,700/- iii. Networking in the Computer lab 59,000/-
4. CAFE, Kurseong i.Training Equipments (computers, laptop etc.) 20,62,000/-
Director’s Report 2017 | 33 JICA support
Conversion of one Lecture Hall into mini Construction of Tennis Court Conference hall at CASFOS, Dehradun in CASFOS, Burnihat
New Construction of Executive Hostel in CASFOS, Burnihat
Construction of Security Barrack in CASFOS, Burnihat
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JICA support
Renovation /Repairing of Classrooms A new boundary wall measuring about 1000 and Library in CASFOS, Burnihat metres in CASFOS, Burnihat
New Computers procured under JICA for Newly Construction of Executive Hostel GIS Lab at CASFOS, Coimbatore in CASFOS, Coimbatore
Inauguration by Sh. A.N. Jha, Secretary, GoI, MoEF&CC of Newly Constructed Executive Hostel in CASFOS, Coimbatore
Director’s Report 2017 | 35 I Annexure
Budget Alloted for the Financial year 2016-2017
Sub Heads Total Funds Alloted for 2016-2017 Non-Plan (`) Plan (`)
14.02.01-Salaries 80500000 - 14.02.02-Wages 230000 600000 14.02.03-Over Time Allowance 20000 - 14.02.06-Medical Expenditure 800000 1500000 14.02.11-Domestic Travel Expenditure 460000 4000000 14.02.12-Foreign Travel Expenses- - 14.02.13-Office Expenses 1750000 18000000 14.02.16-Publication 25000 1400000 14.02.21-Supplies & Materials 270000 9000000 14.02.27-Minor Works 30000 5000000 14.02.30-OCS - 10500000 14.02.50-Other Charges 115000 18000000
Fund of ` 1 crore allotted under major head 2552 North Eastern Areas re-appropriated to functional budget Major Head 2406 various subheads and distributed to CASFOS, Burnihat. Surrendered ` 11,40,000/- (under Salaries-Non Plan), ` 1,70,000/- (under Medical Expenditure- Non Plan) and ` 50,000/- (under Medical Expenditure- Plan) to Ministry.
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Tentative in-service Training Calendar for the year 2017-2018
S.No. Name of Academy Name of Training Training duration
1. CASFOS, Dehradun One Week: 1. Wildlife Management 19.02.2018 to 24.02.2018 2. Legal Issues in Forestry 17.07.2017 to 22.07.2017 3. Community Forestry and JFM 11.09.2017 to 16.09.2017 4. Training of Trainers 09.10.2017 to 14.10.2017 5. Ecosystem Approach to Forest Management 06.11.2017 to 11.11.2017 6. Human Resource Management 20.11.2017 to 25.11.2017 3 Days: 1. Contemporary Forest Management & Way Forward 04.12.2017 to 06.12.2017 2. Contemporary Forest Management & Way Forward 18.12.2017 to 20.12.2017
2. CASFOS, Coimbatore One Week: 1. Wildlife Management 21.08.2017 to 26.08.2017 2. Legal Issues in Forestry and Wildlife 05.06.2017 to 10.06.2017 3. Community Forestry and JFM 30.10.2017 to 04.10.2017 4. Training of Trainers 18.09.2017 to 23.09.2017 5. Human Resource Management 07.08.2017 to 12.08.2017 6. Wildlife Management 11.12.2017 to 16.12.2017 7. Legal Issues in Forestry and Wildlife 29.01.2018 to 03.02.2018
3. CASFOS, Burnihat One Week: 1. Wildlife Management 06.11.2017 to 11.11.2017 2. Legal Issues in Forestry and Wildlife 09.10.2017 to 14.10.2017 3. Community Forestry and JFM 23.10.2017 to 28.10.2017 4. Training of Trainers 18.09.2017 to 23.09.2017 5. Human Resource Management 07.08.2017 to 12.08.2017
4. CAFE, Kurseong One Week: 1. Wildlife Management 20.11.2017 to 25.11.2017 2. Legal Issues in Forestry and Wildlife 09.10.2017 to 14.10.2017 3. Community Forestry and JFM 06.11.2017 to 11.11.2017 4. Human Resource Management 04.09.2017 to 09.09.2017
Director’s Report 2017 | 37 III Annexure
IFS officer on deputation to the Directorate of Forest Education
S.No. Name of Officer Cadre YoA DoJ DoR Post held 1 R.P. Singh Assam 1991 23-06-16 22-06-21 Director Forest Education 2 Dr. T.S. Ashok Kumar Jammu & Kashmir 1992 22-05-14 21-05-19 Principal, CASFOS, Coimbatore 3 Roshan Horo AGMUT 2000 16-05-16 15-05-21 Principal, CASFOS, Burnihat 4 Meera Iyer Maharashtra 2000 14-07-10 13-07-18 Lecturer, CASFOS, Dehradun 5 K. Ramesh Kumar Jammu & Kashmir 2000 24-08-12 31-08-17 Lecturer, CASFOS, Coimbatore 6 Dr. K. Ilango Uttar Pradesh 2002 31-12-12 30-12-18 Lecturer, CASFOS, Coimbatore 7 Vijai N.Rajasthan 2003 16-01-14 15-01-18 Lecturer, CASFOS, Coimbatore 8 N. Luikham Madhya Pradesh 2003 21-06-10 20-06-17 Lecturer, CASFOS Burnihat 9 K. AnandhJammu & Kashmir 2004 17-04-17 16-04-21 Lecturer, CASFOS, Coimbatore 10 Dr. Surabhi Rai AGMUT 2005 19-03-13 23-06-16 Lecturer, CASFOS Dehradun 11 M. Yogajayand Odisha 2005 25-04-13 24-04-19 Lecturer, CASFOS, Coimbatore 12 K. Pradeepa Maharashtra 2005 15-06-15 14-06-19 Lecturer, CASFOS, Coimbatore 13 Sarita Kumari Himachal Pradesh 2005 03-06-16 16.02.18 Lecturer, CASFOS Dehradun 14 Dr. K.S. Jayachandran AGMUT 2006 19-03-13 20-05-16 Lecturer, CASFOS Dehradun 15 Abhilash DamodaranHimachal Pradesh 2007 21-06-16 31-03-19 Lecturer, CASFOS Dehradun 16 C.A. Rahman AGMUT 2007 02-09-13 01-09-17 Lecturer, CASFOS Burnihat 17 Dr. Wangdup Bhutia Tripura 2008 07-11-16 06-11-20 Principal, CAFE, Kurseong 18 Pradeepchandra P. Wahule AGMUT 2009 07-11-16 06-11-20 Lecturer, CASFOS Dehradun
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Other faculty members in the Directorate of Forest Education
S.No. Name of Officer Designation Place of Posting Date of Joining Date of Repatriation 1. Hemant KapilSports Officer CASFOS, Dehradun 05.08.2013 04.08.2016 2. Anupam Verma PT & GI CASFOS, Dehradun 17.02.2014 Permanent 3. K. Muniasamy PT & GI CASFOS, Coimbatore 12.02.2010 Permanent 4. Ajay Kumar Rajak PT & GI CASFOS, Burnihat 22.01.2007 Permanent 5. M.K. Joshi Associate Lecturer CASFOS, Dehradun 10.01.2017 Contract 6. B.N. Talukdar Associate Lecturer CASFOS, Burnihat 20.10.2016 Contract 7. M.K. Palit Associate Lecturer CASFOS, Burnihat 01.12.2016 Contract
Director’s Report 2017 | 39 V Annexure
List of Trainees Passed out
2015-2017 SFS Batch Central Academy for State Forest Service Burnihat
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1Gopin PaduArunachal Pradesh 2Tabom Soki Arunachal Pradesh 3Martha RatanArunachal Pradesh 4Hano Moda Arunachal Pradesh 5Kempi Ete Arunachal Pradesh 6Mito Rumi Arunachal Pradesh 7Hibu Tana Arunachal Pradesh 8Biswajyoti Das Assam 9 Nayanjyoti Rajbongshi Assam 10 Champak Deka Assam 11 Saumitro Das Assam 12 Abbas Ali Dewan Assam 13 Rajib Hazarika Assam 14 Priyasa Saikia Assam 15 Mriganka Bora Assam 16 Khanindra Kalita Assam 17 Ritupaban Borah Assam 18 Promothesh Deb Roy Assam 19 Sayambrita Dutta Assam 20 Rajib Engti Assam 21 Bikram Singh Rongpi Assam 22 Preeti Buragohain Assam 23 Sujit Namdeo Nevase Maharashtra
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2014-2016 Batch Range Forest Officers Forest Training Institute & Rangers College Sunder Nagar (Himachal Pradesh)
S.No. Name of Trainee State 1Shantanu Patowary Assam 2 Kushal Das Assam 3 Pinku Singh Assam 4 Pankaj Kr. Bora Assam 5Dhimanshu Saikia Assam 6Kaushik Phookan Assam 7 Parineeta Singh Assam 8 Pranjal Baruah Assam 9Manjit Sonowal Assam 10 Majid Bashir Jammu and Kashmir 11 Sajad Hussain Khaki Jammu and Kashmir 12 Beichatlaisa Azyu Mizoram 13 Artee Maithani Uttarakhand 14 Neha Chaudhary Uttarakhand 15 Pooja Uttarakhand 16 Pooja Payal Uttarakhand 17 Poonam Silori Uttarakhand 18 Rashmi Dhyani Uttarakhand 19 Sandeepa Sharma Uttarakhand 20 Shalini Joshi Uttarakhand 21 Shashi Dev Uttarakhand 22 Shipra Sharma Uttarakhand 23 Sparash Kala Uttarakhand 24 Tanuja Parihar Uttarakhand 25 Usha Puri Uttarakhand 26 Harish Negi Uttarakhand 27 Hem Chandra Gahtori Uttarakhand 28 Jawala Prasad Uttarakhand 29 Mayank Kumar Uttarakhand 30 Mukul Kumar Uttarakhand 31 Pradeep Kumar Uttarakhand 32 Prashant Hindwan Uttarakhand 33 Ravindra Pundir Uttarakhand 34 Santosh Kumar Pant Uttarakhand
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2015-2016 Batch RFO Trainees Uttarakhand Forest Training Academy Haldwani (Uttarakhand)
S.No. Name of Trainee State 1 Subrata Paul Tripura 2Jagat Bahadur Debbarma Tripura 3Rajesh DebTripura 4Madhabi Naha Tripura 5Karnajit Saha Tripura 6 Supriya Debnath Tripura 7Shivakumar H.M. Karnataka 8Girisha Prakasha Chougale Karnataka 9H.P. Raghavendra Karnataka 10 Mahim M. Jannu Karnataka 11 Praveen Kumar N.Karnataka 12 Chandrashekara Reddy K.M. Karnataka 13 Vanishree Manjunath Hegde Karnataka 14 Rooman Abdul Shukoor Shaikh Karnataka 15 Mahantesh Petlur Karnataka 16 Vinay BhatKarnataka 17 Niranjana Karnataka 18 Prashant L. Gourani Karnataka 19 Dincy Dechamma V.M. Karnataka 20 Rajashekharappa H. Karnataka 21 Varun Kumar S.V. Karnataka 22 Farah Naaz Maniyar Karnataka 23 Chaya K.B. Karnataka 24 Mahesh Naik C. Karnataka 25 Lokesh, S.L. Karnataka 26 Prakash T.R. Karnataka 27 Kirana B.M. Karnataka 28 Nethravathi T. Karnataka 29 Poornika Rani B.J. Karnataka 30 Rajesh Gaval A. Karnataka 31 Vinod L. Angadi Karnataka 32 Rajeshwari N.S. Karnataka 33 Navaneeth T.N.Karnataka 34 Gundusingh Karnataka 35 Aravinda S.L. Karnataka 36 Shalini P.N.Karnataka 37 Tyagaraja H.S. Karnataka 38 Shilpa N.E. Karnataka 39 Shilpa S.L. Karnataka 40 Sunil Kumar A. Karnataka
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2015-16 Batch RFO Trainees Tamil Nadu Forest Academy Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu)
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1 Anbalagan M. Tamil Nadu 2 Anbu P.V. Tamil Nadu 3Chendurasundaresan S. Tamil Nadu 4Chola Rajan K.R. Tamil Nadu 5Dhanabalan C. Tamil Nadu 6Dhixyadeve K.R. Tamil Nadu 7Ganesan K.C. Tamil Nadu 8Gnanasekar S. Tamil Nadu 9 Gunasekaran S. Tamil Nadu 10 Hemalatha V. Tamil Nadu 11 Iqbal B. Tamil Nadu 12 Karthikraja S. Tamil Nadu 13 Krishnamoorthy L. Tamil Nadu 14 Krishnasamy M. Tamil Nadu 15 Kulasekar C. Tamil Nadu 16 Madheswaran M. Tamil Nadu 17 Mahes S. Tamil Nadu 18 Manikandan S. Tamil Nadu 19 Mariappan N.Tamil Nadu 20 Murugan K. Tamil Nadu 21 Murugesan D. Tamil Nadu 22 Nagoor Meera A. Tamil Nadu 23 Parasuramamoorthy S. Tamil Nadu 24 Ponnusamy N.Tamil Nadu 25 Pugalenthi V. Tamil Nadu 26 Rajalingam V. Tamil Nadu 27 Saravanan A. Tamil Nadu 28 SaravananV. Tamil Nadu 29 Sikkandar Batcha S. Tamil Nadu 30 Sivaram S. Tamil Nadu 31 Subramanian C. Tamil Nadu 32 Uma B. Tamil Nadu 33 Umadevi M. Tamil Nadu 34 Vasanth Baskar G. Tamil Nadu 35 Veeramani R. Tamil Nadu 36 Velusamy M. Tamil Nadu 37 Vimal Kumar S. Tamil Nadu
Director’s Report 2017 | 43 Annexure V
2015-2016 Batch RFO Trainees Central Academy For State Forest Service Burnihat
S.No. Name of Trainee State 1Suman BhowmikTripura 2Jayashri Tripura Tripura 3Mita DasTripura 4Amit Tripura Tripura 5Bhabani Debbarma Tripura 6Ratnajit Chakma Tripura 7Bibrata MarakTripura 8Jewel Debbarma Tripura 9Kunaljit Debbarma Tripura 10 Tapas Debbarma Tripura 11 Amit Kumar Gwasikoti Uttarakand 12 Vikas Rawat Uttarakand 13 Kishor Kumar Nautiyal Uttarakand 14 Vinod Chauhan Uttarakand 15 Anil Kumar Joshi Uttarakand 16 Anil Singh Rawat Uttarakand 17 Rakhi Juyal Uttarakand 18 Uday Nand Gaur Uttarakand 19 Kiran Shah Uttarakand 20 Sadhu Lal Uttarakand 21 Lalit Kumar Uttarakand 22 Mahesh Kumar Uttarakand 23 Raj Kumar Uttarakand 24 Luckky Shah Uttarakand 25 Mamta Chand Uttarakand 26 Vijay Saini Uttarakand 27 Soniya Kumari Uttarakand 28 Binder Pal Uttarakand 29 Sunil kumar Uttarakand 30 Sandeep Giri Uttarakand 31 Dinesh Prasad Uttarakand 32 Bishan Lal Arya Uttarakand 33 Anil Kumar Painuly Uttarakand 34 Aloki Uttarakand 35 Jugal Kishor Uttarakand 36 Kanhaiya Lal Uttarakand 37 Sanchita Verma Uttarakand 38 Sachin Nanasaheb Shinde Maharashtra 39 Tanuja Tulashiram Thorat Maharashtra
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2015-2016 Batch RFO Trainees Telangana State Forest Academy Dulapally, Hyderabad
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1Arun K. Nair Government of Kerala 2Imrose Elias Navas E. Government of Kerala 3Aravind M.B. Government of Kerala 4 Prem Shamir K.P.Government of Kerala 5Rehis T. Government of Kerala 6Sijo SamuelGovernment of Kerala 7Ravikeerthi K.N.Government of Karnataka 8Saiyadsab NadafGovernment of Karnataka 9Shantappa Pujar Government of Karnataka 10 Shankar Antaragatti Government of Karnataka 11 Veerendra Maribasannvar Government of Karnataka 12 Ramesh Venkappa Ganiger Government of Karnataka 13 Mahesh Marennavar Government of Karnataka 14 Gangadhara Government of Karnataka 15 Santosh Sumbali Government of Karnataka 16 Raghavendra M. Agase Government of Karnataka 17 Shilpa Shrikant NaikGovernment of Karnataka 18 Vidyabharathi B.P.Government of Karnataka 19 Srilakshmi H.S. Government of Karnataka 20 Geeta ChavhanGovernment of Karnataka 21 Rathan Kumar M.A. Government of Karnataka 22 Ajay Honnappa NaikGovernment of Karnataka 23 Sujatha V.N.Government of Karnataka 24 Vivek S. Government of Karnataka 25 Niveditha T.P.Government of Karnataka 26 Kishora Naik B. Government of Karnataka 27 Sharan Bassappa Government of Karnataka 28 Kotresha K. Government of Karnataka 29 Shreekant M. PatilGovernment of Karnataka 30 Asha S. KasareddyGovernment of Karnataka 31 Niveditha M. Government of Karnataka 32 Dhayananthan M. Government of Tamil Nadu 33 R. Ravi Government of Tamil Nadu 34 S. Sathish Government of Tamil Nadu 35 Dr. K. JayachandranGovernment of Tamil Nadu
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S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 36 Abdul Hameed L. Government of Tamil Nadu 37 Krishnaveni V. Government of Tamil Nadu 38 Raghuvaran R. Government of Tamil Nadu 39 Dinesh D. Government of Tamil Nadu 40 P. Santhiya Government of Tamil Nadu 41 Marylency D. Government of Tamil Nadu 42 Arun Kumar R. Government of Tamil Nadu 43 Suresh K. Government of Tamil Nadu 44 Manojkumar N.Government of Tamil Nadu 45 Raja A. Government of Tamil Nadu 46 Venkatesh G. Government of Tamil Nadu 47 Ganeshpandian P.Government of Tamil Nadu 48 Prasad G. Government of Tamil Nadu 49 Anandkumar N.Government of Tamil Nadu 50 J.P. Ashokkumar Government of Tamil Nadu 51 Maheshwaran A. Government of Tamil Nadu 52 Saravanakumar R. Government of Tamil Nadu 53 Balaji N.Government of Tamil Nadu 54 Jeevana M. Government of Tamil Nadu 55 Kavitha D. Government of Tamil Nadu 56 Deelipan G.K. Government of Tamil Nadu 57 V KamalakannanGovernment of Tamil Nadu 58 Stalin P.K. Government of Tamil Nadu 59 Ramkumar R. Government of Tamil Nadu 60 Vijayan N.Government of Tamil Nadu 61 Praveen Kumar A. Government of Tamil Nadu 62 Senthilkumar B. Government of Tamil Nadu 63 Puviarasan S. Government of Tamil Nadu 64 Bharath G. Government of Tamil Nadu 65 Vithyabathi C. Government of Tamil Nadu 66 Murali S. Government of Tamil Nadu
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List of Trainees undergoing training
2015-2017 SFS Batch Central Academy for State Forest Service (CASFOS) Coimbatore/Dehradun
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1 Abhishek Sharma Rajasthan 2Akansha Joshi Rajasthan 3Amit Chouhan Rajasthan 4Anand Kumar Rajasthan 5Anil Kumar Yadav Rajasthan 6 Ashish Vyas Rajasthan 7Balram Sharma Rajasthan 8Chandra Mohan Gupta Rajasthan 9Chandrapal Singh Chouhan Rajasthan 10 Ikbal Singh Rajasthan 11 Jagdeep Singh Dahiya Rajasthan 12 Omprakash Jangid Rajasthan 13 Pankaj Kasana Rajasthan 14 Piyush Kumar Sharma Rajasthan 15 Pradeep Kumar Rajasthan 16 Pramod Kumar Dhakad Rajasthan 17 Prashant Garg Rajasthan 18 Rajesh Kumar Sharma Rajasthan 19 Ramesh Kumar Rajasthan 20 Sajjan Kumar Rajasthan 21 Sandeep Kumar Rajasthan 22 Sandeep Kumar Chhalani Rajasthan 23 Sanjay Kumar Gupta Rajasthan 24 Sarita Kumari Rajasthan 25 Shubham Jain Rajasthan 26 Sumit Bansal Rajasthan 27 Sunil Gupta Rajasthan 28 Sunil Kumar Gaur Rajasthan 29 Suresh Agrawal Rajasthan
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S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 30 Vijay Rajasthan 31 Vikash Arora Rajasthan 32 Vikram Singh Shekhawat Rajasthan 33 Yadvendra Singh Chundawat Rajasthan 34 Subhash, K.B. Kerala 35 Chainpilhing KipgenManipur 36 D. John Sha Manipur 37 Elangbam Nirmala Chanu Manipur 38 Laishram Gitla Manipur 39 Leishangthem Jeeceelee Manipur 40 Mahamuda Begam Manipur 41 Napolean Rongmei Manipur 42 Rebika Soibam Chanu Manipur 43 S.L. Niangthianhoi Manipur 44 Vahneichong Singson Manipur 45 Waikhom Romabai Manipur
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2016-2018 SFS Batch Central Academy for State Forest Service (CASFOS) Dehradun (Uttarakhand)
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1Kishore Mahesh ChhaganMaharashtra 2 Pahad Uttam Singh Maharashtra 3 Patole Ganesh Nivrutti Maharashtra 4Digole Ananta Namdeo Maharashtra 5Jadhav Amol Gauram Maharashtra 6Chavan Sandip Babu Maharashtra 7Tekale Muktabai Vishwanath Maharashtra 8Lakhmawad Shrinivas Linganna Maharashtra 9Bongale Rameshwaei AshokMaharashtra 10 Nikita Jayaram Chaure Maharashtra 11 Mhaiskar Priya Rajendra Maharashtra 12 Alemwapang T. Imchen Nagaland 13 Damor Vinod Kumar Gujarat 14 Shandre Chanreshkumar Mohanlal Gujarat 15 Chaudhari Brijeashkumar Devsingbhai Gujarat 16 Desai Bhavanben Baldevbhai Gujarat 17 Rathwa Mahendrasing Raising bhai Gujarat 18 Goswami Vibhaben Nayangiri Gujarat 19 Chaudhari Rohitbhai Reshmabhai Gujarat 20 Bhabor Arti Ramsing Gujarat 21 Bharai Dakshaben Sehabhai Gujarat
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2016-2018 SFS Batch Central Academy for State Forest Service (CASFOS) Coimbatore
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1Chaudhari Pareshkumar Jivrambhai Gujarat 2Chaudhary Nevil Kumar Virasangbhai Gujarat 3Desai Renuka Jagdishbhai Gujarat 4Desai Vishnu Meghrajabhai Gujarat 5Desai Yogeshkumar Amrutbhai Gujarat 6Gadhavi Dhavalkumar Fattesinh Gujarat 7Gelot Riteshkumar Prahladbhai Gujarat 8Italian Namrata Dahyabhai Gujarat 9Jani Minal Deepakkumar Gujarat 10 Jhala Rajdeep Narendra Sinh Gujarat 11 Jhala Yuvrajsingh Shaktisinh Gujarat 12 Makawana Hareshkumar Vajesangbhai Gujarat 13 Nanavati Ushma Dineshkumar Gujarat 14 Nayak Amitkumar Bhavanishankar Gujarat 15 Parmar Nikunjkumar Jamsinh Gujarat 16 Parsana Radhika Bhimjibhai Gujarat 17 Patel Balabhai Motibhai Gujarat 18 Patel Bindu Nayan Gujarat 19 Patel Jayan Kumar Rajendrabhai Gujarat 20 Patel Miteshkumar Hasmukhbhai Gujarat 21 Patel Shreyaskumar Dineshbhai Gujarat 22 Patel Tushar Bhailalbhai Gujarat 23 Prajapati Gaurav Natavarlal Gujarat 24 Prajapati Uravashibahen Ishwarbhai Gujarat 25 Puwar Rushiraj Sunil Kumar Gujarat 26 Rabari Dineshkumar Nathubhai Gujarat 27 Rathod Ravirajsinh Vajubha Gujarat 28 Sadhu Dhananjaykumar Kanaiyalal Gujarat 29 Sarvaiya Govindsingh Dilavarsingh Gujarat 30 Solanki Rupak Bharatbhai Gujarat 31 Thakkar Harsh Jashwantlal Gujarat 32 Unadkat Kalpesh Rasikbhai Gujarat 33 Altaf Hussain Dentoo Jammu and Kashmir 34 Rajbendra Mishra Madhya Pradesh 35 Vidya Bhushan Mishra Madhya Pradesh 36 Lakhan Singh Rajasthan
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List of Trainees undergoing training
2016-2018 Batch RFO Trainees Forest Training Institute and Rangers College Sunder Nagar (Himahcal Pradesh)
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1Vishal Vasant Kute Maharashtra 2Godase Sangram Pandharinath Maharashtra 3 Nawale Tushar DadabhauMaharashtra 4Survase Mayur Dattatraya Maharashtra 5Kadam Pradip Ramesh Maharashtra 6 Mulani Arshad SirajMaharashtra 7Shingare Rohinee BabasahebMaharashtra 8Londhe Dattatraya HiramanMaharashtra 9Rode Nilesh JalInder Maharashtra 10 Barbole Manoj Shahu Maharashtra 11 Vikram Sanjay GuravMaharashtra 12 Rathod Chetan MangilalMaharashtra 13 Tak Vishwanath Baburao Maharashtra 14 Jadhav Ashwini Chandrakant Maharashtra 15 Chavhan Chatrapati Dayaram Maharashtra 16 Shinde Prakash Keshavappa Maharashtra 17 Kamble Mangesh YuvrajMaharashtra 18 Mali Ajit Vishnu Maharashtra 19 Amale Somnath NamdevMaharashtra 20 Pawar Manish AshokMaharashtra 21 Tamhane Mohan Kaluram Maharashtra 22 Balapure Mangesh Mahadeo Maharashtra 23 Shinde Maheshkumar GajananMaharashtra 24 Jadhav Sachln Shankar Maharashtra 25 Badukle Suraj Vasantrao Maharashtra 26 Joshi Puja Girishrao Maharashtra 27 Patil Priyanka Chandrakant Maharashtra 28 Chaudhari Hiralal Ramesh Maharashtra
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S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 28 Chaudhari Hiralal Ramesh Maharashtra 29 Londhe Sachin HaribhauMaharashtra 30 Rathod SanJudas Hema Maharashtra 31 Jadhav Sushma Nana Maharashtra 32 Bankhele Chhaya BalasahebMaharashtra 33 Shirsat Sham RamkisanMaharashtra 34 Lele Pravin Ramesh Maharashtra 35 Pramod Lalusingh Rathod Maharashtra 36 Chavhan Pallavi Dattatraya Maharashtra 37 Mohite Anil Hanmant Maharashtra 38 Jadhav Srikant Uttamrao Maharashtra
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2016-2018 Batch RFO Trainees Uttarakhand Forest Training Academy Haldwani (Uttarakhand)
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1Wagh Chaitali Suresh Maharashtra 2Katke Vijay Devrao Maharashtra 3Waghmare Siddhartha Sampatrao Maharashtra 4Awale Prashant Anandrao Maharashtra 5Kamble Suhas Ravindra Maharashtra 6Sawant Priyanka DilipMaharashtra 7Rudrawar Sharyu Sureshrao Maharashtra 8Bahadure Prashant WamanMaharashtra 9Utage Satish Diliprao Maharashtra 10 Bhailume Mayur SadashivMaharashtra 11 Medhe Ashutosh PanditMaharashtra 12 Meshram Avinash Baliram Maharashtra 13 More Suhas Baliram Maharashtra 14 Kulkarni Smita Sudhirrao Maharashtra 15 Chavan Vishwanath Somnath Maharashtra 16 Bhosale Vikas ManikMaharashtra 17 Gade Vrushali SopanMaharashtra 18 Mantawar Sushil Vithalrao Maharashtra 19 Bhalekar Akanksha KailasMaharashtra 20 Modwan Pratik Sanjayrao Maharashtra 21 Dhole Sonam GajananMaharashtra 22 Barsagde Hiralal DhanrajMaharashtra 23 Kamble Raghunath Jayram Maharashtra 24 Jadhav Komal VikasMaharashtra 25 Raut Sneha VinayakMaharashtra 26 Bhosale Nandkumar Pandurang Maharashtra 27 Ghodake Yogesh tanaJirao Maharashtra 28 Rodge Shrudesh Bhaurao Maharashtra 29 Dhanvijay Nitesh AsurajMaharashtra
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S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 30 Mhaskar Snehal Suresh Maharashtra 31 Suryawanshi Vijay Suresh Maharashtra 32 Apet Ashwini Vasant Maharashtra 33 Shinde Soniya Shivajirao Maharashtra 34 Patil Darshana UlhasMaharashtra 35 Paul Varsha Pralahadrao Maharashtra 36 Dumbre Swati Sakharam Maharashtra 37 Loankar Shubhangi Dadaso Maharashtra 38 Aishwarya Gobbur Karnataka
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2016-2017 Batch RFO Trainees Tamil Nadu Forest Academy Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu)
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1Bipul Chandra RoyAndaman & Nicobar 2ErularajanAndaman & Nicobar 3Lester J.M. Lobo Andaman & Nicobar 4Moses L. Andaman & Nicobar 5 Prameeth K.V. Andaman & Nicobar 6 Pradeep Nair Andaman & Nicobar 7 Pramod Singh Andaman & Nicobar 8RajivAndaman & Nicobar 9Rahul LalAndaman & Nicobar 10 Raju Rathour Andaman & Nicobar 11 Shadab Ali Andaman & Nicobar 12 Subhashis RayAndaman & Nicobar 13 Sushila S. Andaman & Nicobar 14 Jayavardhan Talwar Karnataka 15 Anand R. Kerala 16 Akhil NarayananKerala 17 Arunmaharaja B. Kerala 18 Arun Visa Kerala 19 Geo Basil Paul Kerala 20 Jilith K.P.Kerala 21 Kannan S. Kerala 22 Mereena M.J. Kerala 23 Mohammed Nishal P.S. Kerala 24 Nithin P.S. Kerala 25 Nithin LalKerala 26 Remya RaghavanKerala 27 Sharmila Jayaram Kerala 28 Brajesh Kaumar Sahu Madhya Pradesh 29 Heradesh Hari Bhargava Madhya Pradesh
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S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 30 Ramji Sharan Sharma Madhya Pradesh 31 Sudhir Sharma Madhya Pradesh 32 Arumugam S. Tamil Nadu 33 Natarajan P.Tamil Nadu 34 Manoj K. Tamil Nadu 35 Saran Vivek M. Tamil Nadu 36 Vairam C. Tamil Nadu 37 Devender Singh Uttarakhand 38 Savitri Giri Uttarakhand 39 Sudhir Kumar Uttarakhand
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2017-2018 Batch RFO Trainees Tamil Nadu Forest Academy Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu)
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1Dipak MandalWest Bengal 2Shahnawaz Faruk Ahmed West Bengal 3Dorjay Sherpa West Bengal 4Kiden Tshering Bhutia West Bengal 5Debashis BiswasWest Bengal 6Tapabrata RoyWest Bengal 7Krishna Kamal DasWest Bengal 8Bikramjit Chakraborty West Bengal 9Tanmay Chatterjee West Bengal 10 Debojyoti BhaumikWest Bengal 11 Raj Kumar Layek West Bengal 12 Moumita Sarkar West Bengal 13 Debarshi BiswasWest Bengal 14 Deep Sinha West Bengal 15 Dinesh Limbu West Bengal 16 Atul Prasad DeyWest Bengal 17 Binoy Mahata West Bengal 18 Padol Kishor Devidas Maharashtra 19 Shelake Mohan Maruti Maharashtra 20 Bhasagde Sagar Pandhari Maharashtra 21 Bachchhav Ashutosh Ramesh Maharashtra 22 Dhange Sachin Shivaji Maharashtra 23 Ilamkar Abhijit Bapudas Maharashtra 24 Pingle Pooja Jayant Maharashtra 25 Ubale Priyanka Babulal Maharashtra 26 Alka Kare Maharashtra 27 Joshi Priyankaben Nagardas Gujarat 28 Chaudhari Dipakkumar Laxmanbhai Gujarat 29 Gaurav Kumar Saxena Madhya Pradesh
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S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 30 Arun R.C. Kerala 31 Abju K. Arun Kerala 32 Subair N.Kerala 33 Vijin Dev A. Kerala 34 Remya S. Kerala 35 R. Raghu Tamil Nadu 36 M. Anantha Kumar Tamil Nadu 37 S.V. RaveendranTamil Nadu 38 G.P. SaravananTamil Nadu
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2016-2017 Batch RFO Trainees Central Academy for State Forest Service (CASFOS) Burnihat (Assam)
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1Yorum Nachung Arunachal Pradesh 2Ram Wada Bagang Arunachal Pradesh 3 Neelam Shumpi Arunachal Pradesh 4 Nabam Takam Arunachal Pradesh 5Mayuk Lamgu Arunachal Pradesh 6Likha Obi Arunachal Pradesh 7Vaghela Hitendrasinh Mafaji Gujarat 8Rathod Ajaysinh Bhupatsinh Gujarat 9 Pratik Nandlal Joshi Gujarat 10 Svapnilkumar Keshavlal Patel Gujarat 11 Rahulkumar Manharbhai Patel Gujarat 12 Priyank Hasmukhkumar Patel Gujarat 13 Parimal Ramjibhai Patel Gujarat 14 Dhaval Kantibhai Patel Gujarat 15 Chetankumar Shankarbhai Patel Gujarat 16 Shivraj Ambadan Gadhvi Gujarat 17 Chavda Viralsinh Raysinh Gujarat 18 Chavada Hitendrasinh Nagsinhji Gujarat 19 Chaudhary Tejaskumar Gujarat 20 Chaudhary Govindbhai Gujarat 21 Rohitkumar Mansangbhai Chaudhari Gujarat 22 Bhargavkumar C. Brahmbhatt Gujarat 23 Lalthafamkima Mizoram 24 Lalrindika Khiangte Mizoram 25 Jonathan Lalchhanmawia Mizoram 26 Israela Hauhnar Mizoram 27 H. Lalremruata Mizoram 28 F. Lalnunhlima Mizoram 29 C. Laldanmawia Mizoram
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2016-2017 Batch RFO Trainees Kundal Academy of Development, Administration and Management (Forest) Kundal (Maharastra)
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1 Alpeshkumar Ambalal Patel Gujarat 2Bharatkumar Premlibhai Choudhary Gujarat 3 Narendrakumar Hinglajdanji Gadhavi Gujarat 4Kaushikkumar Narsinhbhai Kher Gujarat 5Hasmukhbhai Jivrambhai Choudhari Gujarat 6Dr. Bhaveshkumar Chandubhai Patel Gujarat 7Shailesh Bachubhai Khambhala Gujarat 8Amit Ramanlal Anand Gujarat 9Dipak Jeshangbhai Choudhary Gujarat 10 Jigar Laljibhai Patel Gujarat 11 Shahid Musabhai Makarain Gujarat 12 Sunilkumar Rameshbhai Prajapati Gujarat 13 Vibhabhai Chelebhai Patel Gujarat 14 Vijay Kumar Parbatsinh Gadhavi Gujarat 15 Vatsalkumar Kritibhai Pandya Gujarat 16 Ankurkumar Pravinbhai Patel Gujarat 17 Uttamkumar Raisinhbhai Mori Gujarat 18 Hitendra Mukeshbhai Fuletra Gujarat 19 Rameshbhai Lavjibhai Choudhari Gujarat 20 Chetankumar Govindbhai Dafda Gujarat 21 Vipulkumar Ghemarbhai Chaudhary Gujarat 22 Vijay Madhubhai Chaudhary Gujarat 23 Ashokkumar Karshanbhai Amin Gujarat 24 Niravkumar Dilipbhai Vaghela Gujarat 25 Pradipkumar Naginbhai Makwana Gujarat 26 Atulbhai Shambhubhai Prajapati Gujarat 27 Dr. Mukeshkumar Shamalji Mali Gujarat 28 Pravinkumar Babubhai Prajapati Gujarat 29 Anilkumar Karsandas Rathwa Gujarat
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S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 30 Jigneshkumar Gamanbhai Gamit Gujarat 31 Bhupendrakumar Ishwarbhai Chaudhary Gujarat 32 Pareshbhai Ganeshbhai Gayakvad Gujarat 33 Sandipkumar Balubhai Damor Gujarat 34 Sunilkumar Kanubhai Desai Gujarat 35 Alpeshkumar Ramubhai Chaudhari Gujarat 36 Mukeshbhai Bachubhai Ninama Gujarat 37 Jigarkumar Gajendrakumar Modi Gujarat 38 Bhupendrakumar Chunabhai Dabhi Gujarat 39 Mittalkumar Arvindbhai Patel Gujarat 40 Swapnilkumar Rajubhai Rathod Gujarat
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2016-2017 Batch RFO Trainees Kundal Academy of Development, Administration and Management (Forest) Kundal (Maharastra)
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1Chavan Vishal Shivaji Maharashtra 2Magar Sagar VilasMaharashtra 3Suryawanshi Ajit Prakash Maharashtra 4Kawale Shridhar Govindrao Maharashtra 5Mhasekar Manohar Namdeo Maharashtra 6Tarase Vikas Shridhar Maharashtra 7 Kshirsagar Madan AshokMaharashtra 8Dhage Gangadhar Prakashrao Maharashtra 9Bagale Mahantesh Malappa Maharashtra 10 Bhosale Amit AshokMaharashtra 11 Tekale Ganesh PundlikMaharashtra 12 Mundhe Amol Dnyanobarao Maharashtra 13 Chavhan Santosh GokuldasMaharashtra 14 Vishal Uttamrao Kawade Maharashtra 15 Dattatray Bhagawat MisalMaharashtra 16 Pawar shishupal govind Maharashtra 17 Rakshe Dnyaneshwar Govind Maharashtra 18 Dhembare Dhiraj Yashwant Maharashtra 19 Chavan Nivrati Govindrao Maharashtra 20 Jadhav Hanumant Anandrao Maharashtra 21 Mane Sachin Rajendra Maharashtra 22 Kadam Shashank AshokMaharashtra 23 Gargote Mahesh Balkrishna Maharashtra 24 Gharge Vaibhav Sambhaji Maharashtra 25 Hasabnis Balkrushna Dinesh Maharashtra 26 Shelke Rahul Balaji Maharashtra 27 Khune Sachin Kashinath Maharashtra 28 Shinde Ajinath AmbadasMaharashtra 29 Chavan Vishal MahadevMaharashtra 30 Mundhe Sudam Narhari Maharashtra 31 Kale Shrikant Sanjayrao Maharashtra 32 Dagade Amrut BharatMaharashtra 33 Patil Samadhan AnilMaharashtra 34 Yogesh Vijayrao TapasMaharashtra
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S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 35 Ahire Chetan Sahebrao Maharashtra 36 Patil Prain DadasMaharashtra 37 Kalbhor Tushar Pralhad Maharashtra 38 Nnikat Satyajit BrahmadevMaharashtra 39 Dhande Vijay Vasantrao Maharashtra 40 Sonawane Nilesh Jagannath Maharashtra 41 Mhetre Akshay Suresh Maharashtra 42 Jadhav Digambar VitthalMaharashtra 43 Patil Suhas Balaso Maharashtra 44 Borate Vaibhav Sadhu Maharashtra 45 Desai Dnyaneshwar Subhash Maharashtra 46 Panpatte Gajanan Manikrao Maharashtra 47 Toradmal Sandip Chandrakant Maharashtra 48 Tate Mangesh Madhukar Maharashtra 49 Dongarwar Sachin Murlidhar Maharashtra 50 Mane Kiran Yadavrao Maharashtra 51 Jainak Atul Shivaji Maharashtra 52 Atkal Abhay Prasad Maharashtra 53 Dayanand Mahadeo Kokare Maharashtra 54 Shinde Amrut Pandurang Maharashtra 55 Taur Dada Baburao Maharashtra 56 Sontakke Ganesh AppasahebMaharashtra 57 Jaware Bhausaheb RatanMaharashtra 58 Chirame Amol Dinkar Maharashtra 59 Sawant Sachhin SadashivMaharashtra 60 Pandit Amol Prakash Maharashtra 61 Pawar Rajesh Navanath Maharashtra 62 Jadhav Sangram PopatMaharashtra 63 Pratap Balasaheb JagtapMaharashtra 64 Chavan Amol VilasMaharashtra 65 Roundhal Pradip Shamrao Maharashtra 66 Chougale Bharat Ananda Maharashtra 67 Sankpal Pardip Bhaurao Maharashtra 68 Mali Sagar Shankar Maharashtra 69 Natu Vivek Ramesh Maharashtra 70 Mendhe Sanjay Trachand Maharashtra 71 Ubale Hemant Vasant Maharashtra
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2016-2017 Batch RFO Trainees Karnataka Forest Academy Gungargatti, Dharwad (Karnataka)
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1Adarsha M.P. Karnataka 2Amith H.K. Karnataka 3Anilkumar S. Karnataka 4Arunkumar Ashtagi B. Karnataka 5Asif Ahamed Karnataka 6Bhavya NaikKarnataka 7Dhanayashree M .R. Karnataka 8Divya R. Karnataka 9Gajjanan Shivanand NaikKarnataka 10 Girish S. Itagi Karnataka 11 H. Shivakumara Karnataka 12 Hanumantharaju S. Karnataka 13 Harikiran Venkatraman BhatKarnataka 14 Javad Basha Angadi Karnataka 15 Jyothi K.C. Karnataka 16 Kiran R. Manavachari Karnataka 17 Laxman M. Karnataka 18 M. Usha Karnataka 19 Madhava Doddbudagi Karnataka 20 Madhu K.L. Karnataka 21 Nagaveni T. Karnataka 22 Namitha S. Karnataka 23 Nayana Samantri Karnataka 24 Prashurama L. Karnataka 25 Prasanna Kumar K.R. Karnataka 26 Prashanth H.V. Karnataka 27 Preeti Ramadas NaikKarnataka 28 Pushpavathi D Karnataka 29 Raghavendra Mallappanavar Karnataka 30 Rajesh Baligar Karnataka 31 Rajesh Naik S. Karnataka 32 Raj Kumar K. Karnataka 33 Ruqiyaparveen A. Karnataka 34 Sampath Patel S. Karnataka
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S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 35 Shagufta A. Sheikh Karnataka 36 Shivanand S. Ningani Karnataka 37 Shivaraj Mathad Karnataka 38 Shivaraj Meti Karnataka 39 Shruthi D.C. Karnataka 40 Sneha KoppalKarnataka 41 Sudhakara B. Karnataka 42 Suresh Doddbasannavar Karnataka 43 Thrinethra K. R Karnataka 44 Usha Raju Kabber Karnataka 45 Vijaya Moodabagilu Karnataka 46 Vinay Kumar Karnataka 47 Vinayak Rudragouda Kori Karnataka
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2016-2017 Batch RFO Trainees Gujarat Forest Rangers College Rajpipla (Gujarat)
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1 Abhishek C. NaikKarnataka 2 Akshtha T.Y. Karnataka 3 Anusha Bhat Nettharakere Karnataka 4 Apparao Kalshetty Karnataka 5 Ashoka Naik B. Karnataka 6Basavaraj M. Karnataka 7Bhagyashree Masali Karnataka 8Dileep Kumar P.C. Karnataka 9Ganeshappa Shetra Karnataka 10 Gururaj B. Sankeshwar Karnataka 11 Harshavardhana S.J. Karnataka 12 Kareppa Karnataka 13 Kirankumar G. Karatangi Karnataka 14 Lingaraddi R. Mankani Karnataka 15 Mahadeva N.C. Karnataka 16 Mahamad FayajuddinKarnataka 17 Mahantesh Karnataka 18 Manjunath Mahabaleshwar Hebbar Karnataka 19 Manjunatha H.M. Karnataka 20 Mohan S. Karnataka 21 Nagarjun N.Karnataka 22 Padmashree N.Karnataka 23 Pavan Kuraninga Karnataka 24 Prabhuling Karnataka 25 Praful Shetty P.Karnataka 26 Prashant Mangasuli Karnataka 27 Rajesh S.D. Karnataka 28 Rajiksab Nadaf D. Karnataka 29 Raju Gondakar Karnataka
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S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 30 Ramapa Pujar Karnataka 31 Sachin PatilKarnataka 32 Santosh Manohar Hugar Karnataka 33 Santosh Surimutt Karnataka 34 Shree Lakshmi R. Karnataka 35 Shruthi B.M. Karnataka 36 Sunil Kumar Gowda Karnataka 37 Swathi L. Karnataka 38 Syed Murtuza Khadri Karnataka 39 Thoshankumar R. Karnataka 40 Uma A. Karnataka 41 Umesh Pradani Karnataka 42 Vasanthkumar R. Karnataka 43 Veeresh Karnataka 44 Vinay J.R. Karnataka 45 Vinita G. ChavanKarnataka 46 Yeshma Machamma Karnataka
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2016-2018 Batch RFO Trainees Central Academy for State Forest Service (CASFOS) Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu)
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1Ade Shweta Rangrao Maharashtra 2Bhosale Kousalya Hanmant Maharashtra 3Birasris Ketan Umakant Maharashtra 4Borhade Gauri Bhivaji Maharashtra 5Chavan Manisha Shankarrao Maharashtra 6Dalavi Priyanka SanjayMaharashtra 7 Dhumse Kautik Prakash Maharashtra 8Godase Kalyani RamdasMaharashtra 9 Gulhane Priya Suresh Maharashtra 10 Ingole Suvarna AshokMaharashtra 11 Itlod Shrikant Devrao Maharashtra 12 Jagtap Harsharani DattatrayMaharashtra 13 Jawale Shubhangi KisanMaharashtra 14 Jopale Sandip AnilMaharashtra 15 Kamble Vidya Kashinath Maharashtra 16 Lagad Priyanka Pandhrinath Maharashtra 17 Magar Snehal Subhash Maharashtra 18 Mhaskey Chetana Purushottamrao Maharashtra 19 Nikat Rupali NarayanMaharashtra 20 Pathan Sayema SulemanMaharashtra 21 Pawar Jayshree Nagnath Maharashtra 22 Pawar Namrata Dattatraya Maharashtra 23 Priyanka Dinkar Bhawar Maharashtra 24 Sangita Ananadrao Kokane Maharashtra 25 Shinde Chetana Eknath Maharashtra 26 Shirgave Supriya Shivaji Maharashtra 27 Tainak Avinash Gulabrao Maharashtra 28 Tale Namrata Shantaram Maharashtra 29 Tarade Ankita DilipMaharashtra
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S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 30 Telang Ankita Naresh Maharashtra 31 Yadav Kalyani SanjayMaharashtra 32 Masthan U. Karnatkaka 33 Shwetha Y.M. Karnatkaka 34 Nidhi K. Dave Gujarat 35 Rajalben D. Pathak Gujarat 36 Madhavikaben J. Virpura Gujarat 37 Kinjal M. Joshi Gujarat 38 Ruchi Ghanshyambhai Dave Gujarat
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2016-2018 Batch RFO Trainees Central Academy of Forest Education Kurseong (West Bengal)
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1Trivedi Shaileshkumar Rameshchandra Gujarat 2Bhatia Kapil Paramjitsinh Gujarat 3Joshi Raghavkumar Gopalbhai Gujarat 4Jadeja Yadvendrasinh Mahendrasinh Gujarat 5Jadav Rajan Dilipkumar Gujarat 6 Purohit Rajesh Mohanlal Gujarat 7 Prajapati Mehulkumar Ishwarbhai Gujarat 8Odedra Manishkumar Rajsibhai Gujarat 9Jadav Hiteshkumar Rambhai Gujarat 10 Rathod Abijeetsinh Sursinh Gujarat 11 Jadeja Vikrantsinh Pradyumansinh Gujarat 12 Narodiya Pratikkumar Pragjibhai Gujarat 13 Prajapati Anilkumar Laljibhai Gujarat 14 Chavda Vijay Shankarlal Gujarat 15 Bhatt Bimalkumar Niranjankumar Gujarat 16 Brahmbhatt Samrat Kiritkumar Gujarat 17 Padshala Aakash Jitendrabhai Gujarat 18 Hareja Vaibhav Naranbhai Gujarat 19 Kumbhani Pratik Bharatbhai Gujarat 20 Pindkurwar Komal SatyanarayanMaharashtra 21 Musale Seema Suresh Maharashtra 22 Vasave Gayatri Jeharsing Maharashtra 23 Uikey Prerana Punamsingh Maharashtra 24 Thakur Bhagyashri SunilMaharashtra 25 Nandvate Sushil Gangadhar Maharashtra 26 Jare Vaishnavi MohanMaharashtra 27 Shinde Rahul Manoharrao Maharashtra 28 Jadhav Manisha Pramod Maharashtra 29 More Pramila VitthalMaharashtra
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S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 30 Konduskar Sonal AshokMaharashtra 31 Wadmare Pradnya Chandrakant Maharashtra 32 Nagrale Shital Bhaskar Maharashtra 33 Girigosavi Sonali KundalikMaharashtra 34 Jalindar Vidya Avadhutrao Maharashtra 35 Pawan Sadanad Jadhao Maharashtra 36 Gaikwad Tushar Raghunath Maharashtra 37 Patil Chetan SuhasMaharashtra
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2017-2018 Batch RFO Trainees Telangana State Forest Academy Dulapally, Hyderabad (Telangana)
S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 1Kishori Lal Sahu Chhattisgarh 2Anil Sahu Chhattisgarh 3Sapna Mukherjee Chhattisgarh 4 Ashish Kumar Arya Chhattisgarh 5Krishanu Chandrakar Chhattisgarh 6Yogesh Sahu Chhattisgarh 7Arun Kumar Kashyap Chhattisgarh 8Suresh Kumar Pipre Chhattisgarh 9 Abhinav Kesharwani Chhattisgarh 10 Anita Sahu Chhattisgarh 11 Ankit Kumar Pandey Chhattisgarh 12 Belwadkar Vinod NarayanMaharashtra 13 Bhamare Swapnil Ramesh Maharashtra 14 Bhamre Vikas RamdasMaharashtra 15 Chikale Laxman MohanMaharashtra 16 Dhage Aniruddha Anil Maharashtra 17 Dube SaitanmayMaharashtra 18 Gadewar Fhanindra Maharashtra 19 Gayakwad Mahesh Maharashtra 20 Jadhav Janmenjai Vainkatrao Maharashtra 21 Kakade Vaibhav Madhukar Maharashtra 22 Kawade Karishma Rohidasrao Maharashtra 23 Patil Suhas Sitaram Maharashtra 24 Pingle Abhijit Suresh Maharashtra 25 Suryawanshi Ravindra SadashivMaharashtra 26 Vahmo Chozah MADC, Mizoram 27 V.T. Vabeithrothie MADC, Mizoram 28 N.T. Beithlapalo MADC, Mizoram 29 Alamgir Haque West Bengal 30 Ankan Nandi West Bengal 31 Arghyadeep RoyWest Bengal 32 Arnab ChowdhuryWest Bengal 33 Arnab DasWest Bengal 34 Atanu Bhandari West Bengal
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S.No. Name of Trainee Sponsoring Authority 35 Basirul Alam West Bengal 36 Bhawana Lama West Bengal 37 Biswajit Bisoi West Bengal 38 Chandan Bhattacharjee West Bengal 39 Chiranjib Saha West Bengal 40 Dayal Chakrqborty West Bengal 41 Dipankar nSharma West Bengal 42 Esha Bose West Bengal 43 Humayun Kabir West Bengal 44 Kunal BarmanWest Bengal 45 Manas Kanti Ghosh West Bengal 46 Mriganka Maity West Bengal 47 Neela Rai West Bengal 48 Pallab Bilash BaralWest Bengal 49 Pramica Lama West Bengal 50 Rajiv Lama West Bengal 51 Rameez Rozer West Bengal 52 Rana Guha West Bengal 53 Samik Jana West Bengal 54 Samiran RajWest Bengal 55 Sandip DasWest Bengal 56 Sarbani DasWest Bengal 57 S.K. ShakhayanWest Bengal 58 Soma DasWest Bengal 59 Sourish Kumar Sadhu West Bengal 60 Subhajit Maitra West Bengal 61 Subhayu Saha West Bengal 62 Sunit Kumar Ghosh West Bengal 63 Surya Shankha Dutta West Bengal 64 Syed Saeef-Ur-RahamanWest Bengal 65 Tamal Kumar Mukherjee West Bengal 66 Ushasi Chakraborty West Bengal 67 Vivek Kumar Ojha West Bengal 68 Chanchal Goswami West Bengal
Director’s Report 2017 | 73 E-Journal FIELD FORESTER V O I C E S F R O M T H E F I E L D
Contributions Invited
The Field Forester invites articles from serving as well as retired forest officers and others working in the forestry sector. The Field Forester offers a unique platform for forestry professionals to share their work and experiences. The article should be interesting and entertaining to read and should be written in a lively and concise style.
Evaluation and Review System
There will be two layers of review of the contributions; Faculty and the Directorate review. Evaluation and review at the faculty level in the training institutes/academies will be undertaken under the guidance of Director/Principal/Head of the institutions. Even very specialized and technical topics shall be presented in simplified format so that frontline staff and forest community are able to appreciate and understand the topics. Articles shall be written in a popular style, easily understandable and in simple English.
However depending on the response to this programme, arrangements can be made for translation of the magazine into the vernacular. A short note about the contributor and the reviewer shall accompany the article. The note shall contain name, age, postal and e-mail address, course, academic accomplishments, and important assignments held. The evaluation would be done on following criteria: a. Style: The article should be interesting and informative. The introduction should draw the reader in and convince them that the remainder is worth reading. The remaining should be written in a lively and concise style, and should leave the reader convinced of the importance of the topic. b. Structure: The article should be within 1000 words, and formatted in 1.5 line spacing in Times New Roman 12 point font. c. Organization: 4 Instead of an abstract the article will give information on the location, the period when the field work was carried out. 4 Integration - the article organized in a coherent form and all ideas are clearly leading to a single main argument.
The review at the Directorate level will be done through an editorial board constituted by the DFE, which will be responsible for the content, design and review of the journal articles. The editorial board shall consist of expert/experts constituted by DFE and reconstituted every year, which would screen contributions and recommend their publication. Articles previously published elsewhere, or simultaneously sent for publication elsewhere, may be accepted with modifications. Article submitted shall carry a declaration that the article is original. The Editor would reserve the right to reject articles without assigning any reason and articles not found suitable will be sent back.
Note: Articles may be sent at the following email ID: [email protected] Director's Report 2017
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