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Sikkim Government Gazette Extra Ordinary Published by Authority SIKKIM GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRA ORDINARY PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY GANGTOK THURSDAY 10TH FEBRUARY 2011 No. 55 DIRECTORATE OF SIKKIM STATE LOTTERIES FINANCE, REVENUE & EXPENDITURE DEPARTMENT GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM BALUWAKHANI, GANGTOK – 737101 No. FIN/DSSL/ 31 Dated : 22nd January, 2011 NOTIFICATION In modification of our earlier Notification No. FIN/DSSL/18 dated 19th July 2010, it is hereby notified that the seven (7) draws of the Supreme Cards Online Lottery Schemes marketed with effect from 23rd July 2010 onwards through the Marketing Agent, M/S Tashi Delek Gaming Solutions Pvt. Ltd. shall stand revised with effect from 24th January 2011 as per the attached scheme format at Annexure-1 By Order. Director, Sikkim State Lotteries SIKKIM GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRA ORDINARY PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY GANGTOK FRIDAY 11TH FEBRUARY 2011 No. 56 IRRIGATION & FLOOD CONTROL DEPARTMENT GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM GANGTOK No.334/IFCD Dated: 01.02.2011 NOTIFICATION In order to have better monitoring of Minor Irrigation Schemes under AIBP, a State Monitoring Cell comprising of the following officers of the Irrigation & Flood Control Department and Central Water Commission is hereby constituted with immediate effect: 1. Additional Secretary, Irrigation & F.C. Deptt. - Chairman 2. Superintending Engineer, Irrigation & F.C. Deptt. - Member (Concerned circle) 3. Superintending Engineer, CWC - Member 4. Joint Director, (M&E), Irrigation & F.C. Deptt. - Member 5. Divisional Engineer, Irrigation & F.C. Deptt. - Member Secretary (Concerned Sub-Division) BY ORDER Sd/- (R. Khanna) PCE-cum-Secretary, Irrigation & F.C. Department SIKKIM GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRA ORDINARY PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY GANGTOK FRIDAY 11TH FEBRUARY 2011 No. 57 RURAL MANAGEMENT & DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM GANGTOK. No.53//RM&DD Date: 08/ 02 /2011 NOTIFICATION Consequent upon the re-designation of the District Development Officer(DDO) as Additional District Collector(Development ) vide Notification No.331/GEN/DOP dated 20/12/2010, the ACR of the ADC(Development ) shall be written by the District Collector of the respective districts and shall be forwarded to the Secretary, RM&DD for the Remarks as Reviewing Authority. The ACR shall then be forwarded to the Chief Secretary for countersignature as the Accepting Authority. The Additional District Collector (Development) shall work under the supervision of their respective District Collectors. However, their services shall be under the Rural Management & Development Department. The functions of ADCs (Development) shall remain same as assigned to DDOs. Further, the BDOs shall report the ADC (Development) and their ACR shall be written by the ADC(Development) and then forwarded to their respective District Collectors and thereafter to the Secretary, RM&DD for countersignature as the accepting Authority. However, their functions and assignments will remain unchanged. BY ORDER SD/- (A.K.Ganeriwala) Secretary Rural Management & Development Department SIKKIM GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRA ORDINARY PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY GANGTOK FRIDAY 11TH FEBRUARY 2011 No. 58 HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM TASHILING, GANGTOK – 737103 No. GOS/DTE/2009/Temp/158/1033 Dated 7th Feb. 2011 NOTIFICATION In pursuance of Notification No. 51-3/2009/Pt/NCTE (N&S) dated 25th August 2010, the State Government is pleased to constitute the following Committee for determination of fixation of fees leviable by unaided Teacher Education Institutions with immediate effect :- 1. Secretary, HRDD - Chairman 2. Principal Director or his nominee, FRED - Member 3. One representative of the Private Teacher Training Association - Member 4. Special Secretary-cum-Director (TE), HRDD - Member Secretary (R.Telang), IAS Secretary to the Government of Sikkim, Human Resource Development Department. SIKKIM GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRA ORDINARY PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY GANGTOK FRIDAY 11TH FEBRUARY 2011 No. 59 RURAL MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM GANGTOK-737101 NO: 54/RMDD/Adm Date: 10/02/2011 NOTIFICATION With the approval of competent authority, the Departmental Selection Committee comprising of the following officers of Rural Management & Development Department is constituted to conduct the interview of Pump Operator, Plumber, Electrician, and Watchman for both direct and in service candidates. Sl No Name and Designation Designated as 1 Mrs. C.C. Wangdi, Additional Chairperson Secretary/RM&DD 2 Shri S.K. Pradhan, J.S-I/RM&DD Member 3 S.E.(Project)/RM&DD Member 4 D.E.(Electrical)/RM&DD Member By order, Sd/- (A. K. Ganeriwala)IFS Secretary to the Government of Sikkim, Rural Management & Development Department Gangtok. SIKKIM GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRA ORDINARY PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY GANGTOK FRIDAY 11TH FEBRUARY 2011 No. 60 GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM SOCIAL JUSTICE, EMPOWERMENT AND WELFARE DEPARTMENT (WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT DIVISION) GANGTOK No. 3/SJE&WD/WD Dated: 02.02.11 NOTIFICATION The State Government is hereby pleased to prescribe the following guidelines that needed to be followed by the Non-Governmental organizations for applying for Grant-in-Aid from the Government of Sikkim, namely;- 1. The Non-Governmental Organization should:- (i) be registered under the Notification No. 2602 A/H dated 25th March, 1960 or Sikkim Regulation of Societies Association and other Voluntary Organization Act 2008; (ii) have worked actively for at least two years (2) at the time of applying for Grant-in-Aid; (iii) have the following characteristic namely:- a) no objection certificate from the relevant Department; b) it should have a properly constituted managing body with its powers, functions and responsibility clearly defined and laid down in writing; c) it should have the required resources, infrastructure and trained personnel in the field that they have undertaken; d) it should not be run for profit to any individual or to a body of individuals; e) it should have a Bond/joint account of the members of the managing committee; f) it should not be discriminatory in nature; g) it should have at least existed for two (2) years. 2. Enclosures for continuing projects and new projects: The following documents are required for new projects and projects required to be renewed, namely:- (i) renewal certificate if applicable; (ii) budget estimates for the financial year for which the Grant- in-Aid is required (both recurring and non recurring items) to be submitted to the department of Social Justice, Empowerment and Welfare Department latest by March of the current financial year; (iii) audited accounts for the previous years indicating the expenditure incurred on each sanctioned item vis-à-vis the grant sanctioned; (iv) receipts and payments statement, income and expenditure statement; (v) annual audited Report/copy of annual activities of the previous two years; (vi) audited Utilization Certificate with item wise expenditure; (vii) Memorandum of Understanding/Trust deed including Rules and Regulations/byelaws; (viii) details of staff employed; (ix) details of gender wise beneficiaries being benefited by the said Non-Governmental Organization; (x) details of office bearers and the members of the managing committee; (xi) details of joint account no/indemnity bond structure; (xii) schemes specific guidelines to be followed. 3. Inspection and Monitoring by the Department (1) The accounts of the said Non-Governmental Organization receiving grants shall always be open to check by an officer of the Social Justice, Empowerment and Welfare Department or any of the members of the Inspection and Monitoring Committee of the Social Justice, Empowerment and Welfare Department. (2) The Non-Governmental Organization receiving Grant-in-Aid should submit periodic reports to the State Government as the case may be. (3) Other specific requirement under the various schemes of the State Government. By order and in the name of the Governor. Secretary Social Justice, Empowerment & Welfare Department. SIKKIM GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRA ORDINARY PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY GANGTOK FRIDAY 11TH FEBRUARY 2011 No. 61 HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM GANGTOK Ref.No. 210/DIET/ HRDD-PLG/122 Dated:10.02.2011 NOTIFICATION The Governor is pleased to sanction the creation of 09 posts of Teaching Staff for establishment of District Institute of Education and Training at Namchi, South Sikkim with immediate effect: SL.NO. NAME OF POST NUMBER CORRESPONDING GRADE OF POST PAY BAND PAY 1 Principal 01 9300-34800 5000/- 2 Lecturer in various 07 9300-34800 5000/- subjects: English, Mathematics, Education, Science, Nepali, Social Science I, Social Science II 3. Librarian 01 9300-34800 3800/- TOTAL 09 The expenditure for the above posts will be met from the Head of account: -2202-01-01.107-82-82.00.01 (Salaries) Setting up of District Institute of Education &Training (South District):100% CSS. By Order, SD/- (R. TELANG) IAS COMMISSIONER-CUM-SECRETARY/HRDD SIKKIM GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRA ORDINARY PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY GANGTOK FRIDAY 11TH FEBRUARY 2011 No. 62 HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM GANGTOK Ref.No.310/SPO/SSA/HRDD-PLG/121 Dated:05.02.2011. NOTIFICATION In pursuance to Section 6 of the Right to Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 read with State Rules under the said Act, the General Body of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan chaired by Hon’ble Chief Minister decided to upgrade the following categories of schools as per details given below: 1. 114 Lower Primary Schools are hereby upgraded to Primary Schools as per list at Annexure-I. In accordance with the
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