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MAHARASHTRA MARITIME BOARD (Government of Maharashtra) ceneje<ì^ meeiejer ceb[U MAHARASHTRA MARITIME BOARD (Government of Maharashtra) ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT - 2013 - 2014 he´MeemekeÀer³e DenJeeue 2013-2014 2 ceneje<ì^ meeiejer ceb[U he´MeemekeÀer³e DenJeeue 2013-2014 cenejeä^ meeiejer ceb[U he´MeemekeÀer³e DenJeeue 2013-2014 3 ceneje<ì^ meeiejer ceb[U ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT - 2013 - 2014 MAHARASHTRA MARITIME BOARD he´MeemekeÀer³e DenJeeue 2013-2014 4 ceneje<ì^ meeiejer ceb[U YeefJe<³eJesOeë- penepe JenelegkeÀermeeþer Je meeiej efkeÀveeN³eeJejerue keÀe³ee¥meeþer SkeÀ DeefOeceev³e hemebleer®eer peeieeflekeÀ opee&®eer yeboj J³eJemLee Je meeiejer hee³eeYetle megefJeOeeb®ee hegjJeþekeÀej cnCetve ceev³elee efceUefJeCes. 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Mission Accelerate integrated development of Maharashtra’s coastline by facilitating business- friendly investment environment and port conservation through futuristic policies and innovative port regulatory systems. Goals Harness unexplored potential of Maharashtra’s coastline for sustainable growth of maritime trade. Evolve a policy frame-work enabling integrated development of Maharashtra's coastal belt in association with the community and stake-holders Attract entrepreneurial participation for industrial and social development. Make Maharashtra the most preferred destination for maritime trade. Objectives Provide committed support by framing policies and optimizing benefits for all the stake-holders. Ensure investment friendly business environment. Explore multiple ways of utilizing water-fronts by encouraging a broad range of maritime and marine related activities including marine/beach tourism. Create world-class infrastructure facilities for port and port-based development. Identify new avenues for Greenfield ports, shipyards and ship-repair facilities. Develop port-based industries and services by creating maritime infrastructure, freight corridors and inland water-ways he´MeemekeÀer³e DenJeeue 2013-2014 6 ceneje<ì^ meeiejer ceb[U cenejeä^ meeiejer ceb[U (cenejeä^ Meemeve) he´MeemekeÀer³e DenJeeue - 2013-2014 ceb[U he´cegKe DeefOekeÀejer 1.cee.Þeer.veeje³eCe jeCes. cegK³e keÀe³e&keÀejer DeefOekeÀejer Þeer.Hejeie pewve vewvegefì³ee. cee.ceb$eer (yebojs), (efo.03.06.2013 les efo.31.03.2014) cenejeä^ Meemeve, Þeer.Sme.[er.efMebos. DeO³e#e. (efo.01.04.2013 les efo.02.06.2013) Þeer.Go³e meeceble. cee.jep³eceb$eer (yebojs), cenejeä^ Meemeve, GHeeO³e#e. efo.11.06.2013 les efo.31.03.2014) 3. Þeer.YeemkeÀj peeOeJe. cee.jep³eceb$eer (yebojs), cenejeä^ Meemeve, GHeeO³e#e. efo.01.04.2013 les 11.06.2013) 1.Þeer.Sme.kesÀ.Mecee&. cegK³e yeboj DeefOekeÀejer keÀceeb[bì DejÀCe mekeÌmesvee. Meemevee®es He´Oeeve meef®eJe, (efo.01.01.2014 les efo.31.03.2014) ie=n efJeYeeie, (DeefleefjÊeÀ he´Yeej) (efo.01.04.2013 les efo.31.03.2014) ke@Àhìve pes.yeer.jesefnuuee. (efo.01.04.2013 les 31.12.2013.) (DeefleefjÊeÀ he´Yeej) leìer³e megj#ee Je megj#ee DeefOekeÀejer keÀceeb[ì DejÀCe mekeÌmesvee 1.Þeer.Sme.kesÀ.ÞeerJeemleJe. cegK³e uesKee DeefOekeÀejer Þeer.Sme.[er.meejbiekeÀj. (efo.01.04.2013 les efo.31.03.2014) (efo.16.12.2013 les efo.31.03.2014) Meemevee®es He´Oeeve meef®eJe, (efJelle efJeYeeie) Þeer.S.yeer.Jeejs. (efo.13.08.2013 les efo.15.12.2013) Þeer.Sme.meer.Þeerjbiece. (efo.01.04.2013 les efo.12.08.2013) 1.Þeer.DeHetJee& ®ebêe Jeefjÿ he´MeemekeÀer³e DeeefOekeÀejer Þeer.Sme.kesÀ.heeìerue. Meemevee®es He´Oeeve meef®eJe (GÐeesie efJeYeeie) (efo.01.04.2013 les efo.31.03.2014) Þeer.S.yeer.DeekeÀeMeer. Meemevee®es he´Oeeve meef®eJe, (GÐeesie efJeYeeie) (efo.25.05.2013 les efo.31.03.2014) 1.keÀceeb[j Jner,kesÀ.ceOegmetove. DeefOe#ekeÀ DeefYe³eblee Þeer.Deej.Sce.iee³ekeÀJee[ Yeejleer³e veewouee®es he´efleefveOeer (efo.20.04.2013 les efo.31.03.2014) (efo.01.04.2013 les efo.31.03.14) (DeefleefjÊeÀ he´Yeej) Þeer.Jner.³eg.meeJeble (efo.01.04.2013 les 19.04.2013) (Deefle.keÀe³e&Yeej) he´MeemekeÀer³e DenJeeue 2013-2014 7 ceneje<ì^ meeiejer ceb[U MAHARASHTRA MARITIME BOARD (A Government of Maharashtra) Administrative Report 2013-2014 THE BOARD KEY PERSONNEL Chief Executive Officer Shri. Narayan Rane Shri Parag Jaiin Nainuttia Hon’ble Minister (Ports) (03.06.2013 to 31.03.2014) Govt. of Maharashtra Chairman Shri. S. D. Shinde (01.04.2013 to 02.06.2013) Shri. Uday Samant Hoin’ble State Minister (Ports), Govt. of Maharashtra Vice-Chairman ( 11.06.2013 to 31.03.2014) Shri. Bhaskar Jadhav Hoin’ble State Minister (Ports), Govt. of Maharashtra Vice-Chairman (01.04.2013 to 11.06.2013) Shri. S. K. Sharma Chief Ports Officer Comdt.Arun Saxena Principal Secretary to Government (01.01.2014 to 31.03.2014) (Home Dept) (Addl. Charge ) (01.04.2013 to 31.03.2014 ) Capt. J. B. Rohilla (01.04.2013 to 31.12.2013) (Addl. Charge ) Costal Safety & Comdt.Arun Saxena Security Officer Shri. S. K. Shrivastava Chief Accounts S.D.Sarangkar (01.04.2013 to 31.03.2014 ) Officers (16.12.2013 to 31.03.2014) Principal Secretary to Government (Finance Dept) Shri A.B.Ware (13.08.2013 to 15.12.2013) Shri. S. C. Shrirangam (01.04.2013 to 12.08.2013) 1) Shri Apurva Chandra Senior Admn. Officer Shri. S. K. Patil Principal secretary to Government Administrative Officer Shri. A. B. Akashi (Industries dept.) (25.05.2013 to 31.03.2014) (01.04.2013 to 31.03.2014) Commodore V.K.Madusudnan Superintendent Shri R.M.Gaikwad Representative of Indian Navy Engineer (20.04.2013 to 31.03.2014) (01.04.2013 to 31.03.2014) (Addl. Charge ) Shri V.U.Sawant (01.04.2013 to 19.04.2013) (Addl. Charge ) he´MeemekeÀer³e DenJeeue 2013-2014 8 ceneje<ì^ meeiejer ceb[U keÀe³e&keÀejer DeefYe³eblee, Þeer. [er.yeer.iepejs. (efo.20.12.2013 les efo.31.03.2014) Þeer.Sce.Deej.ieeJeerle, (DeefleefjkeÌle keÀe³e&Yeej) (efo.20.04.2013 les efo.23.01.2014.) Þeer. Jner.³eg.meeJeble. (efo.01.04.2013 les efo.19.04.2013) Ghe DeefYe³eblee 1..Þeer.Sme.Sve.osJejs. 2.Þeer.S.Heer.osMecegKe. (efo.01.04.2013 les efo.31.07.2013) 3.S.S.®ekeÀesj. 4.Þeer.Sce.Deej.ieeJeerle. 5.Þeer.Sce.Sme.ceslekeÀj. 1.Þeer.Hejeie pewve vewvegefì³ee. 1.Þeer.S.yeer.Jeejs. (efo.03.06.2013 les efo.31.03.2014) uesKee DeefOekeÀejer (efo.11.06.2013 les efo.31.03.2014) 2.Þeer.Sme.[er.efMebos. 1.Þeer.meer.S®e.[ebiejs. (efo.01.04.2013 les efo.02.06.2013) (efo.01.04.2013 les 10.06.2013.) keÀe³ee&ue³es Þeer.yeer.peer.meeJes. peueDeeuesKekeÀ (DeefleefjkeÌle keÀe³e&Yeej) (efo.01.01.2014 les efo.31.03.2014) ke@Àhìve pes.yeer.jesefnuuee. (efo.01.04.2013 les efo.31.03.2013) FueskeÌì^e@efvekeÀ-efve-FueseqkeÌì^keÀue Þeer.yeer.peer.meeJes. DeefOekeÀejer (DeefleefjkeÌle keÀe³e&Yeej) Ghe peueDeeuesKekeÀ meJex#ekeÀ Þeer.yeer.peer.meeJes. Þeer.S.Sme.keÀoce. meeiejer DeefYe³eblee Je cegK³e meJex#ekeÀ Þeer.Sme.Heer.efMebos yeboj keÀe³ee&ue³es yeebêe yebojs mecetn, ke@Àhìve [er.he´meeo yeboj DeefOekeÀejer, yeebêe. ke@Àhìve [er.he´meeo he´MeemekeÀer³e DeefOekeÀejer (efo.25.05.2013 les efo.31.03.2014) (DeefleefjkeÌle He´Yeej) Þeer.S.yeer.DeekeÀeMeer. (efo.01.04.2013 les efo.24.05.2013) he´MeemekeÀer³e DenJeeue 2013-2014 9 ceneje<ì^ meeiejer ceb[U Executive Engineer 1)Shri D.B.Gajare (20.12.2013 to 31.03.2014) 2) Shri. M.R. Gawit (20.04.2013 to 23.01.2014) (Addl. Charge ) 3) Shri. V.U.Sawant (01.04.2013 to 19.04.2013) Deputy Engineer 1) Shri. S. N. Deore 2) Shri. A. P. Deshmukh ( 01.04.2013 to 31.07.2013) 3) Shri. A. A. Chakor 4) Shri. M.R. Gawit 5) Shri. M. S. Metkar 1) Shri Parag Jaiin Nainuttia Accounts Officer 1)Shri A.B.Ware (03.06.2013 to 31.03.2014) (11.06.2013 to 31.03.2014) 2) Shri. S. D. Shinde 2) Shri. C. H. Dangre (01.04.2013 to 02.06.2013) (01.04.2013 to 10.06.2013) OFFICES Hydrographer Shri.
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