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5/14/2014 New Page 1 KARNATAKA POWER CORPORATION LIMITED LIST OF FILES AND RECORDS UNDER SECTION 4[1 )a OF THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT 2005 Name of the Office : CCED Address : O/o. CCED, # 22/23, Sudarshan Complex, Sheshadri Road, B’lore-560 009 Name of Works: Dam safety works of VARAHI HYDRO ELECTRIC PROJECT. Name of the Office : CCED Address : O/o. CE [Civil Designs], # 22/23, Sudarshan Complex,Sheshadri Road, B’lore-560 009 NAME OF WORK: CONSTRUCTION OF NDCT UNIT-8 SL. File No. SUBJECT Opening Closing Date of Nature of REMARKS Transfer File No. Date Date of File / of File and Permanent/ of File Authority Running whom Temporary File Transferred 1 CD/VHEP/FLOW/MANI Inflow & Out flow details Closed & 12/2004 12/2009 Permanent DAM sheets of Mani dam Stored 2 CD/VHEP/FLOW/Pickup Inflow & Out flow details Closed & 12/2004 12/2009 Permanent dam sheets of Pick up dam Stored 3 CD/VHEP/Chakra Scheme General correspondence- 12/2004 Running File Permanent CHAKRA scheme 4 CD/VHEP/Chakra Scheme Installation of SPPs at Chakra/Helical fore bay 01/2003 Running File Permanent Dam 5 CD/VHEP/Chakra Scheme Instrumentation Readings of Chakra/Savehakulu 08/2005 Running File Permanent dams 6 CD/VHEP/Chakra Scheme Seepage report of Closed & 07/1997 08-2001 Permanent Savehakulu dam Stored 7 CD/VHEP/Seep/Mani dam Seepage report of Mani Closed & 2002 2005 Permanent dam Stored 8 CD/VHEP/FLOW/MANI Inflow & Out flow details Closed & 1989 1998 Permanent DAM sheets of Mani dam Stored 9 CD/VHEP/KERS/DSRP Correspondence with Closed & KERS & DSRP 10/2005 11/2006 Permanent Stored Departments 10 CD/VHEP/Kyrgunda/DC Kyragunda draft channel Closed & 2/1994 07/1994 Permanent Repair Stored 11 CD/VHEP/Air & Air/Water/Temp & Closed & water/MANI DAM pendulum readings of 07/1988 09/1998 Permanent Stored Mani dam 12 CD/VHEP/Air & Air/Water/Temp & Closed & water/MANI DAM pendulum readings of 09/1998 10/2005 Permanent Stored Mani dam 13 CD/VHEP/Seep/Mani dam Seepage report of Mani Closed & 12/1999 03/2002 Permanent dam Stored 14 CD/VHEP/Ch ann./Mani Chemical Analysis of Closed & 10/1996 04/2007 Permanent dam Water Mani dam Stored 15 CD/VHEP/Ch ann/Pi up Chemical Analysis of Closed & 09/1995 06/2006 Permanent dam Water Pick up dam Stored 16 CD/VHEP/KERS/DSRP Correspondence with Closed & KERS & DSRP 08/2005 06/2006 Permanent Stored Departments 17 CD/VHEP/Co water /Mani Core water level Closed & 05/1992 10/2005 Permanent dam Readings Mani dam Stored 18 CD/VHEP/Seep/Mani dam Seepage reports of Mani Closed & 01.2006 12/2008 Permanent dam Stored http://www.karnatakapower.com/lof_HO_CCED.asp 1/88 5/14/2014 New Page 1 19 CD/VHEP/Under Under water Seepage 10/2000 Running File water/Mani dam Plugging – Mani dam U/S 20 CD/VHEP/Ins-Read/Pi up Instrumentation Readings Closed & 04/2005 07/2007 Permanent dam Pick up Dam Stored 21 CD/VHEP/Seep-Read/Pi Seepage Readings – Closed & 02/2006 09/2007 Permanent up dam Pickup Dam Stored 22 CD/VHEP/Ins-Read/Md-Pi Instrumentation Readings Closed & 01/2006 12/2006 Permanent up dam Mani dam & Pick up Dam Stored 23 CD/VHEP/Ins-Read/Md-Pi Instrumentation Readings Closed & 01/2007 12/2007 Permanent up dam Mani dam & Pick up Dam Stored 24 CD/VHEP/Ins-Read/Md-Pi Instrumentation Readings Closed & 01/2008 12/2008 Permanent up dam Mani dam & Pick up Dam Stored 25 CD/VHEP/Ins-Read/Md-Pi Instrumentation Readings Closed & up dam Mani dam & Pick up Dam 01/2009 12/2009 Permanent Stored 26 CD/VHEP/Ins-Read/Md-Pi Instrumentation Readings 01/2010 Running File Permanent up dam Mani dam & Pick up Dam 27 CD/VHEP/Seep/Mani dam Seepage reports of Mani 01/2009 Running File dam 28 CD/VHEP/Flood zone VHEP – Flood Zone 10/2006 Running File Marking Marking 29 CD/VHEP/Under Under water Seepage Closed & 08/1997 10/2000 Permanent water/Mani dam Plugging – Mani dam U/S Stored 30 CD/VHEP/Seep/ Mani Seepage reports of Mani Closed & 1990 1999 Permanent dam dam Stored 31 CD/VHEP/A4 -draw/Mani A-4 drawings of Closed & Permanent dam Instrumentation Mani dam Stored 32 CD/VHEP/Dr holes/Mani Drilling of blocked dam foundation holes -- Mani 10/2007 Running File Permanent dam 33 CD/VHEP/KERS/DSRP Correspondence with KERS & DSRP 2007 Running File Departments 34 CD/VHEP/Chakra Scheme Sampekatte To Kodachadri Road-By 06/2008 Running File KRDCL 35 CD/VHEP/Ch ann/Mani Chemical Analysis of 11/2007 Running File dam Water Mani dam 36 CD/VHEP/G C /Mani dam VHEP – General 03/2008 Running File Correspondence 37 CD/VHEP/Met Report Metrological reports – 02/2006 Running File /Mani dam Mani dams 38 CD/VHEP/EQ ins /Mani Fixing of earth quake dam measurement Instrument 2009 Running File at Mani Dam 39 CD/VHEP/Ins-Read/Md-Pi Instrumentation Readings Closed & 01/1995 11/2005 Permanent up dam Mani dam & Pick up Dam Stored 40 CD/VHEP/Chakra Scheme EPT & SPP readings- Closed & 01/1999 04/2005 Permanent Chakra dam Stored 41 CD/VHEP/Chakra Scheme EPT & SPP readings- Closed & Chakra dam 10/1986 12/1998 Permanent Stored 42 CD/VHEP/KERS/DSRP Check list Closed & 06/1993 08/1994 Permanent Correspondence Stored 43 CD/VHEP/Pi up dam Inflow details Closed & 1992 1993 Permanent Stored 44 CD/VHEP/Chakra Scheme Precision Survey – Closed & 02/1990 Permanent Chakra dam Stored http://www.karnatakapower.com/lof_HO_CCED.asp 2/88 5/14/2014 New Page 1 45 CD/VHEP/Chakra Scheme Daily seepage data 06/2000 11/2004 Permanent Closed & Stored 46 CD/VHEP/Chakra Hydraulic data’s Closed & 06/2000 10/2000 Permanent Scheme/ Sav dam Stored 47 CD/VHEP/Chakra V-Notch readings- Closed & 06/2000 10/2000 Permanent Scheme/ Sav dam Savehakulu dam Stored 48 CD/VHEP/Chakra Instrumentation analysis- Closed & 08/1986 1992 Permanent Scheme/ Sav dam Sav dam Stored 49 CD/VHEP/Chakra General Correspondence Closed & 01/1989 12/1996 Permanent Scheme/ Chakra dam —Chakra dam Stored 50 CD/VHEP/Chakra Instruments reading- Closed & 08/1986 10/1990 Permanent Scheme/ Sav dam Savehkulu dam Stored 51 CD/VHEP/Chakra Daily seepage detas – Closed & 06/1994 07/1997 Permanent Scheme/ Sav dam Savehakulu dam Stored 52 CD/VHEP/Chakra Daily seepage data’s – Closed & 08/1997 10/1999 Permanent Scheme/ Sav dam Savehakulu dam Stored 53 CD/VHEP/Chakra Graphs & instrumentation 1995 Closed & Permanent Scheme/ Chakra dam readings – Chakra dam Stored 54 CD/VHEP/Chakra Daily seepage data’s- Closed & 07/1995 07/1997 Permanent Scheme/ Chakra dam Chakra dam Stored 55 CD/VHEP/Chakra Instrumentation readings Closed & 01/1991 11/2007 Permanent Scheme/ Sav dam savehukulu dam Stored 56 CD/VHEP/Chakra Instrumentation readings Closed & 08/1986 10/1990 Permanent Scheme/ Sav dam savehukulu dam Stored 57 CD/VHEP/Chakra Daily seepage data’s- Closed & 07/1997 11/1999 Permanent Scheme/ Chakra dam Chakra dam Stored 58 CD/VHEP/Chakra seepage data’s- Chakra Closed & 01/1987 08/2005 Permanent Scheme/ Chakra dam Stored 59 CD/VHEP/Chakra Graphs & Instrumentation 1884 Permanent Closed & Scheme/ Chakra dam readings Stored 60 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Instrument readings Closed & 1/1992 12/1992 Permanent Stored 61 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Shifting of Junction boxes Closed & 1990 1993 Permanent of Instruments Stored 62 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Silt collection in the Mani Closed & 02/1994 11/2004 Permanent dam Stored 63 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Instrumentation of dams Closed & 1990 1996 Permanent Stored 64 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Earth pressure cells Mani Closed & 07/1994 03/1998 Permanent dams Stored 65 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Seepage Abstract report Closed & 01/1994 07/2005 Permanent – Mani dam Stored 66 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Seepage report – mani Closed & 01/1996 01/1997 Permanent dam Stored 67 CD/VHEP/Hu Fo Bay dam Instrumentation report – Closed & 1992 1993 Permanent Hulical fore bay dam Stored 68 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Rock deformation reading Closed & 1983 1991 Permanent Mani dam Stored 69 CD/VHEP/Mani dam EPT Readings – Mani Closed & 1988 01/2001 Permanent dam Stored 70 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Up lift pressure cells Closed & 01/1995 10/2005 Permanent Readings – Mani dam Stored 71 CD/VHEP/UGPH Instrumentation readings - Closed & 10/1996 02/2004 Permanent UGPH Stored 72 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Metrological details Mani Closed & 06/2000 02/2005 Permanent dam Stored 73 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Metrological details Mani Closed & http://www.karnatakapower.com/lof_HO_CCED.asp 3/88 5/14/2014 New Page 1 dam 06/1998 06/2000 Permanent Stored 74 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Seepage details – Mani Closed & 1992 1993 Permanent dam Stored 75 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Hydrological details – Closed & 11/1990 12/1991 Permanent Mani dam Stored 76 CD/VHEP/Dam safety Dam safety Closed & 1995 04/2004 Permanent Correspondence Stored 76a CD/VHEP/Mani dam Daily seepage report – Closed & Mani dam 06/1995 12/1996 Permanent Stored 77 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Correspondence file – Closed & 01/1993 12/1994 Permanent Mani dam Stored 78 CD/VHEP/Pickup dam Inflow details – Pickup Closed & 1994 06/1995 Permanent dam Stored 79 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Daily seepage sheets – Closed & 01/1997 12/1998 Permanent Mani dam Stored 80 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Daily seepage sheets – Closed & 06/1998 06/2000 Permanent Mani dam Stored 81 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Daily seepage sheets – Closed & 06/2000 09/2001 Permanent Mani dam Stored 82 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Hydro & metrological Closed & 11/1995 12/1998 Permanent readings Mani dam Stored 83 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Hydrological data – Mani Closed & 1/1992 12/1994 Permanent dam Stored 84 CD/VHEP/Inst Man Instrumentation Manuals Closed & Permanent of Dams Stored 85 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Instrumentation Readings Closed & 10/1986 12/1992 Permanent Stored 86 CD/VHEP/Mani dam Seepage Readings – Closed & 7/1990 04/1991 Permanent Mani dam Stored 87 CD/VHEP/Pick up dam Correspondence File – Closed & 02/1992 10/1999 Permanent Pickup dam Stored 88
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    eBook IMPORTANT DAMS OF INDIA List of state-wise important dams of India and their respective rivers List of Important Dams in India Volume 1(2017) Dams are an important part of the Static GK under the General Awareness section of Bank and Government exams. In the following eBook, we have provided a state-wise list of all the important Dams in India along with their respective rivers to help you with your Bank and Government exam preparation. Here’s a sample question: In which state is the Koyna Dam located? a. Gujarat b. Maharashtra c. Sikkim d. Himachal Pradesh Answer: B Learning the following eBook might just earn you a brownie point in your next Bank and Government exam. Banking & REGISTER FOR A Government Banking MBA Government Exam 2017 Free All India Test 2 oliveboard www.oliveboard.in List of Important Dams in India Volume 1(2017) LIST OF IMPORTANT DAMS IN INDIA Andhra Pradesh NAME OF THE DAM RIVER Nagarjuna Sagar Dam (also in Telangana) Krishna Somasila Dam Penna Srisailam Dam (also in Telangana) Krishna Arunachal Pradesh NAME OF THE DAM RIVER Ranganadi Dam Ranganadi Bihar NAME OF THE DAM 2 RIVER Nagi Dam Nagi Chhattisgarh NAME OF THE DAM RIVER Minimata (Hasdeo) Bango Dam Hasdeo Gujarat NAME OF THE DAM RIVER Kadana Dam Mahi Karjan Dam Karjan Sardar Sarover Dam Narmada Ukai Dam Tapi 3 oliveboard www.oliveboard.in List of Important Dams in India Volume 1(2017) Himachal Pradesh NAME OF THE DAM RIVER Bhakra Dam Sutlej Chamera I Dam Ravi Kishau Dam Tons Koldam Dam Sutlej Nathpa Jhakri Dam Sutlej Pong Dam Beas Jammu & Kashmir NAME
  • Tarantula (Araneae: Theraphosidae) Spider Diversity, Distribution and Habitat-Use in the Western Ghats of Uttara Kannada District, Karnataka

    Tarantula (Araneae: Theraphosidae) Spider Diversity, Distribution and Habitat-Use in the Western Ghats of Uttara Kannada District, Karnataka

    Tarantula (Araneae: Theraphosidae) spider diversity, distribution and habitat-use in the Western Ghats of Uttara Kannada district, Karnataka A study on Protected Area adequacy and conservation planning at a landscape level Dr. Manju Siliwal Wildlife Information Liaison Development Society 9-A, Lal Bahadur Colony, Gopalnagar, Peelamedu, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu 641004 Objectives • To understand patterns of species diversity, distribution and habitat use of theraphosid spiders across broad land use categories in Western Ghats of Uttara Kannada district, Karnataka - Protected areas, Reserve forest, Plantations, agriculture fields and settlement areas • To identify potential Conservation priority areas in Uttara Kannada district for Theraphosids. • To sensitize local people for conservation of tarantula spider Contributions towards CEPF investment strategy 2.1 Monitor and assess the conservation status of globally threatened species with an emphasis on lesser-known organisms such as reptiles and fish. • Two globally threatened species ( Poecilotheria striata and Thrigmopoeus insignis) were assessed for their population and threat status in the region during the study, and qualify for down-listing from Vulnerable to Near Threatened • Identified three sites (Kulgi, Potoli and Anshi) having high abundance of Taruntulas during the study, which areas are recommended for future monitoring of the spider populations 2.3 Evaluate the existing protected area network for adequate globally threatened species representation and assess effectiveness of protected