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JALNA DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN<br />
JALNA DISTRICT DISASTER<br />
MANAGEMENT<br />
INFORMATION DATABASE &<br />
DISASTER MANAGEMENT<br />
PLAN<br />
Volume I & II<br />
COLLECTORATE JALNA, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING,<br />
S.NO.488, JALNA (O)02482-223132,TOLL FREE-1077<br />
MAHARASHTRA DISASTER RISK REDUCTION<br />
MANAGEMNT PROJECT<br />
Government of Maharashtra, Mumbai.<br />
Updated till: June 2012
INDEX VOLUME -- I<br />
Definitions used in the document ……………………………………………………… i<br />
Abbreviations used in the document ……………………………………………….…… iv<br />
1. INTRODUCTION ………………………………………………………………… 1<br />
1.1 Multi-<strong>disaster</strong> Response Plan ………………………………………………... 1<br />
1.2 Objectives ……………………………………………………………….…… 1<br />
1.3 Policy Statement ……………………………………………………………... 3<br />
2. OVERVIEW OF JALNA DISTRICT ………………………………….………. 4<br />
2.1 Location ……………………………………………………………………… 4<br />
2.2 Area and Administrative Divisions ………………………………………….. 4<br />
2.3 Salient Physical Features and Land Use Patterns ……………………….…… 5<br />
2.4 Geology and Geomorphology ……………………………………………….. 7<br />
2.5 Climate and Rainfall …………………………………………………………. 8<br />
2.6 Socio-economic Profile …………………………………………………….. 9<br />
2.7 Agriculture and Cropping Pattern in the <strong>district</strong> ……………………….…… 14<br />
2.8 River Systems and Dams ……………………………………………….…… 15<br />
2.9 List of Irrigation Projects ……………………………………………………. 16<br />
2.10 Industries …………………………………………………………………….. 23<br />
2.11 Power Stations and Electricity Installations………………………………… 26<br />
2.12 Transport and Communication Network……………………………….…… 27<br />
2.13 Proposed Development………………………………………………………. 29<br />
3. RISK ASSESSMENT AND VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS ………………….. 32<br />
3.1 Economic, Occupational, Social and Educational Profile of the population ... 32<br />
3.2 Disaster Specific Proneness ………………………………………………... 35<br />
3.2.1 Floods …….…………………………………………………………… 35<br />
3.2.2 Earthquakes...……………………..…………………………………... 43<br />
3.2.3 Fires………….……………………………………………………….. 45<br />
3.2.4 Road Accidents……………………………………………………….. 46<br />
3.2.5 Epidemics ...…………………………………………………….…… 47<br />
3.2.6 Industrial and Chemical Accidents .…………………………………… 49<br />
3.3 Disaster Probability ………………………………………………………….. 52
3.4 Specific Vulnerability of Systems and Services to Disaster Events …………. 53<br />
3.5 Ranking and Probability of Disaster Episodes in the District ………………... 54<br />
Annexure I : Case Studies of Disaster Episodes ………………………………………. 55<br />
Annexure II : Fact Sheet of Hazardous Industries……………………………………. 83<br />
Annexure III : Earthquake Prone Areas of District 91<br />
Annexure IV : Flood Prone Areas of District 92<br />
Annexure V : Epidemic Prone Areas of District 96<br />
Annexure VI : Road Accident Prone Areas of District 97
INDEX VOLUME -- II<br />
4. CAPABILITY ANALYSIS…………………………………………………… 1<br />
4.1 Inventory and Evaluation of Resources…………………………………… 1<br />
4.2 Communication and Media……………………………………………….. 2<br />
4.2.1 Mass Media……………………………………………………... 4<br />
4.3 Administrative Preparedness……………………………………………… 5<br />
4.4 Disaster Specific Capability Analysis…………………………………….. 6<br />
4.5 Preparedness Measures undertaken by various department………………. 10<br />
4.5.1 Preparedness Checklist for Police……………………………….. 10<br />
4.5.2 Preparedness Checklist for Public Health Department………….. 11<br />
4.5.3 Preparedness Checklist for M.S.E.D.C.L………………………... 12<br />
4.5.4 Preparedness Checklist for Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran……. 13<br />
4.5.5 Preparedness Checklist for Irrigation Department………………. 14<br />
4.5.6 Preparedness Checklist for Telecommunication………………… 15<br />
4.5.7 Preparedness Checklist for PWD……………………………….. 16<br />
4.5.7 Preparedness Checklist for Agriculture Department…………… 17<br />
4.5.8 Preparedness Checklist for Animal Husbandry Department…... 22<br />
4.6 Public and Private Sector Resources Inventory………………………….. 23<br />
4.7 Adequacy of Existing Inventory for Disaster Management……………… 33<br />
5 MITIGATION STRATEGY………………………………………………… 34<br />
5.1 Requirements suggested by the <strong>district</strong> for responding to possible <strong>disaster</strong><br />
events<br />
5.2 Mitigation Measures……………………………………………………... 38<br />
5.2.1 Structural……………………………………………………….. 38<br />
5.2.2 Non-structural………………………………………………….. 38<br />
5.2.3 Disaster Specific Mitigation Measures Suggested……………… 39<br />
6 INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AT THE DISTRICT LEVEL……… 43<br />
6.1 Responsibilities of Collector……………………………………………… 43<br />
6.2 Disaster Management Committee………………………………………… 45<br />
6.3 District Control Room……………………………………………………. 46<br />
6.3.1 Normal Time Activity………………………………………….. 46<br />
6.3.2 Warning or Occurrence of Disaster…………………………….. 52<br />
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6.3.3 Desk Arrangements in District Control Room…………………. 55<br />
6.3.4 Role of Divisional Commissioner……………………………… 65<br />
6.4 Site Operations Centre and Relief Camps……………………………….. 65<br />
6.4.1 Planning Assumptions…………………………………………. 65<br />
6.4.2 Site Operational Centre………………………………………… 65<br />
6.4.3 Relief Camps…………………………………………………… 66<br />
6.5 Facilities / Amenities provided in DCR………………………………….. 72<br />
6.5.1 Planning Assumption…………………………………………... 72<br />
6.5.2 Layout………………………………………………………….. 72<br />
6.5.3 Transport……………………………………………………….. 74<br />
6.5.4 Staffing Requirements for DCR………………………………... 75<br />
6.6 Multi-<strong>district</strong> <strong>disaster</strong>s…………………………………………………… 77<br />
7 RESPONSE STRUCTURE…………………………………………………. 78<br />
7.1 Planning Assumption……………………………………………………. 78<br />
7.2 Response Plan on warning………………………………………………. 78 A<br />
7.3 Response Plan on Occurrence of Disaster………………………………. 78 B<br />
7.3.1 Key Officials of various departments…………………………. 79<br />
7.4 Involvement and Assistance available to departments from Private Sector /<br />
Academic Institutions<br />
7.4.1 Police Department…………………………………………….. 81<br />
7.4.2 Forest Department……………………………………………. 83<br />
7.4.3 Public Works Department……………………………………. 85<br />
7.4.4 RTO………………………………………………………….. 86<br />
7.4.5 Health Department……………………………………………. 93<br />
7.4.6 Animal Husbandry……………………………………………. 99<br />
7.4.7 Agriculture Department………………………………………. 101<br />
7.4.8 District Information Officer…………………………………... 106<br />
7.5 Earthquakes…………………………………………………………….. 107<br />
7.5.1 Planning Assumptions……………………………………….. 107<br />
7.5.2 Lead Agencies………………………………………………… 107<br />
7.5.3 Nature of Damages…………………………………………… 107<br />
7.5.4 Possible Impacts……………………………………………… 108<br />
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7.6 Floods………………………………………………………………….. 112<br />
7.6.1 Planning Assumption………………………………………… 112<br />
7.6.2 Lead Agencies………………………………………………… 112<br />
7.6.3 Possible Impacts……………………………………………… 113<br />
7.7 Epidemics………………………………………………………………. 118<br />
7.7.1 Planning Assumption………………………………………… 118<br />
7.7.2 Lead Agencies………………………………………………… 118<br />
7.7.3 Possible Impacts……………………………………………… 119<br />
7.8 Road Accidents…………………………………………………………. 121<br />
7.8.1 Planning Assumption………………………………………… 121<br />
7.8.2 Lead Agencies………………………………………………... 121<br />
7.8.3 Possible Impacts……………………………………………… 122<br />
7.9 Fires……………………………………………………………………. 124<br />
7.9.1 Lead Agencies……………………………………………….. 124<br />
7.9.2 Possible Impacts…………………………………………….. 125<br />
7.10 Industrial and Chemical Accidents…………………………………… 127<br />
7.10.1 Planning Assumptions……………………………………… 127<br />
7.10.2 Lead Agencies……………………………………………… 127<br />
7.10.3 Possible Impacts…………………………………………… 128<br />
7.11 Cyclones……………………………………………………………… 130<br />
7.11.1 Planning Assumption………………………………………. 130<br />
7.11.2 Lead Agencies……………………………………………… 130<br />
7.11.3 Possible Impacts…………………………………………… 131<br />
8 NON-GOVENMENTAL ORGANISATIONS (NGO’S) AND VOLUNTARY<br />
AGENCIES………………………………………………………………..<br />
8.1 List of NGO’s and specific assistance available from them………….. 136<br />
8.2 NGO’s to be involved in specific activities during <strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong><br />
operations<br />
8.3 Encouraging Community Preparedness………………………………. 145<br />
8.3.1 Private Sector Units in the District…………………………. 146<br />
8.3.2 List of CBOs (Mahila Mandals and Yuvak Mandals) who will work<br />
towards community preparedness measures………………………<br />
135<br />
138<br />
147
8.3.3 Mutual Aid and Response Groups (MARGs)……………… 158<br />
8.3.4 Community Emergency Response Teams (CERTs)……….. 159<br />
8.3.5 Villages where CERTs can be formed……………………….. 159<br />
8.4 Areas of Community Participation…………………………………….. 160<br />
8.4.1 During Evacuation……………………………………………. 160<br />
8.4.2 During Disaster………………………………………………. 162<br />
8.4.3 During Relief and Rehabilitation……………………………. 163<br />
8.5 Encouraging Family level Preparedness………………………………. 164<br />
8.5.1 Checking for In-house hazards……………………………… 165<br />
8.5.2 Emergency Planning and Checklists……………………….. 166<br />
8.5.3 Evacuation Preparedness…………………………………… 167<br />
8.5.4 Shelter……………………………………………………… 168<br />
8.5.5 Helping After the Disaster………………………………… 169<br />
8.6 Disaster Specific Family Preparedness Measures…………………… 170<br />
8.6.1 Fires………………………………………………………… 170<br />
8.6.2 Earthquakes………………………………………………… 172<br />
8.6.3 Floods and Flash floods…………………………………….. 174<br />
8.6.4 Epidemics…………………………………………………… 176<br />
8.6.5 Road Accidents……………………………………………… 178<br />
9 DISSEMINATION OF DDMAP………………………………………… 179<br />
9.1 List of NGOs to be involved in Plan Dissemination…………. 180<br />
9.2 Plan Evalution………………………………………………... 182<br />
9.2.1 Post Disaster Evalution…………………………….. 183<br />
9.3 Plan Update…………………………………………………... 184<br />
10 FACILITIES, RESOURCES, AGENCIES WITH CONTACT ADDRESSES AND<br />
TELEPHONE NUMBERS………………………………………………..<br />
Annexure…………………………………………………………………..<br />
188<br />
231
1. INTRODUCTION<br />
Section I : Introduction<br />
As a part of the overall preparedness of the state, the Government of Maharashtra has a<br />
State Disaster Management Action Plan to support and strengthen the efforts of the <strong>district</strong><br />
administration. In this context, every <strong>district</strong> has evolved it's own District Disaster<br />
Management Action Plan (DDMAP). It is expected that these multi-hazard response plans<br />
would increase the effectiveness of administrative intervention.<br />
1.1 Multi-<strong>disaster</strong> Response Plan<br />
The DDMAP addresses the <strong>district</strong>s’ response to <strong>disaster</strong> situations such as earthquakes,<br />
floods, cyclones, epidemics, off-site industrial <strong>disaster</strong>s and roads accidents and fires.<br />
Some of these <strong>disaster</strong>s such as floods and earthquakes affect large areas causing extensive<br />
damage to life, property and environment while others such as epidemics only affect large<br />
populations. In any case, the <strong>management</strong> of these <strong>disaster</strong>s requires extensive resources<br />
and manpower for containment by remedial action.<br />
The present plan is a multi-hazard response plan for the <strong>disaster</strong>s and outlines the<br />
institutional framework required for managing such situations. However, the plan assumes<br />
a <strong>disaster</strong> specific form in terms of the actions to be taken by the various agencies<br />
involved in the <strong>disaster</strong>. The front-end or local level of any <strong>disaster</strong> response organisation<br />
will differ depending upon the type of <strong>disaster</strong>, but at the level of the back-end i.e., at the<br />
controlling level at the <strong>district</strong> it will almost remain same, for all types of <strong>disaster</strong>s.<br />
1.2 Objectives<br />
The objectives of the District Disaster Management Action Plan are :<br />
• To improve preparedness at the <strong>district</strong> level, through risk and vulnerability analysis ,<br />
to <strong>disaster</strong>s and to minimize the impact of <strong>disaster</strong>s in terms of human, physical and<br />
material loss.<br />
• To ascertain the status of existing resources and facilities available with the various<br />
agencies involved in the <strong>management</strong> of <strong>disaster</strong>s in the <strong>district</strong> and make it an<br />
exercise in capability building of <strong>district</strong> administration. This enables the <strong>district</strong> to<br />
face a <strong>disaster</strong> in a more effective way and builds confidence across different segments<br />
of society. It will be a positive factor for long term development of the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
• To utilize different aspects of <strong>disaster</strong> mitigation for development planning as a tool<br />
for location and area specific planning for development in the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
• To use scientific and technological advances in Remote Sensing, GIS etc. in<br />
preparation of this plan with a view to ensure their continuous use for development<br />
planning.<br />
• To develop a framework for proper documentation of future <strong>disaster</strong>s in the <strong>district</strong>, to<br />
have an update on critical <strong>information</strong> essential to a plan, to critically analyse and<br />
appraise responses and to recommend appropriate strategies<br />
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• To evolve DDMAP as an effective managerial tool within the overall policy<br />
framework of Government of Maharashtra.<br />
Section I : Introduction<br />
Response to <strong>disaster</strong>s, in the absence of a defined plan, would be arbitrary leading to<br />
overemphasis of some actions and absence of other actions which could be critical. The<br />
objectives of any <strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong> plan should be to localise a <strong>disaster</strong> and to the<br />
maximum extent possible contain it so as to minimise the impact on life, the environment<br />
and property. A formal plan for managing <strong>disaster</strong>s is therefore necessary. This would<br />
include<br />
a. pre-planning a proper sequence of response actions,<br />
b. allocation of responsibilities to the participating agencies,<br />
c. developing codes and standard operating procedures for various<br />
departments and relief agencies involved.<br />
d. inventory of existing facilities and resources<br />
e. mechanisms for effective <strong>management</strong> of resources<br />
f. co-ordination of all relief activities including those of NGOs to ensure a<br />
coordinated and effective response.<br />
g. Co-ordination with the State response machinery for appropriate<br />
support<br />
h. Monitoring and evaluation of actions taken during relief and<br />
rehabilitation<br />
"Outline of Vulnerability Assessment" prepared by CSSD/EMC has been used as the basic<br />
instrument to collate <strong>district</strong> level <strong>information</strong> to meet the <strong>database</strong> requirements for the<br />
preparation of DDMAP.<br />
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1.3 Policy Statement<br />
Section I : Introduction<br />
The underlying policy of the DDMAP is to protect life, environment and property while<br />
ensuring mitigation of the <strong>disaster</strong> to the maximum extent possible, relief to those affected<br />
and restoration of normalcy at the earliest.<br />
Essentially, communities draw their support from the social institutions, administrative<br />
structure, and values and aspirations they cherish. Disasters may temporarily disorganize<br />
the social units and the administrative system and disrupt their lives built around these<br />
values and aspirations. A systematic effort to put back the social life on its normal course<br />
with necessary technology support and resources will contribute significantly to the<br />
resilience of the community and nation.<br />
This policy forms the basis of the DDMAP strategy. It aims at capacity building and<br />
prompt utilization of resources in a <strong>disaster</strong> situation through a partnership of the GOM,<br />
NGOs, Private Initiatives and the community. In pursuance with this policy, DDMAP<br />
addresses itself to strengthening the pre-<strong>disaster</strong> and post-<strong>disaster</strong> responses of various<br />
actors and stakeholders including the “victims” of the <strong>disaster</strong>.<br />
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OVERVIEW OF JALNA DISTRICT<br />
2.1 Location<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• Jalna <strong>district</strong> is located in the central part of Maharashtra State in what is known as<br />
the Marathwada region.<br />
• The <strong>district</strong> lies between 19º 1’ to 20º 3’ North Latitudes and 75º 4’ East to 76º 4’<br />
East Longitudes.<br />
• The <strong>district</strong> is bound on the North by Jalgaon <strong>district</strong> on the East by District Parbhani<br />
and <strong>district</strong> Buldhana, on the South by <strong>district</strong> Beed and on the West by <strong>district</strong><br />
Aurangabad of Maharashtra State.<br />
• Jalna <strong>district</strong> is located in the central part of Maharashtra State in what is known as<br />
the Marathwada region.<br />
• The <strong>district</strong> head quarters at Jalna are well connected by bus routes to major towns in<br />
Maharashtra.<br />
• The <strong>district</strong> headquarter Jalna is also connected to the State Capital Mumbai by broad<br />
gauged Railway line.<br />
2.2 Area and Administrative Divisions<br />
• Jalna <strong>district</strong> covers an area of 7612 Sq. Kms.<br />
• For administrative convenience, the <strong>district</strong> has been divided into the following 8<br />
tahsils: Jalna, Bhokardan, Ambad, Partur, Mantha, Badnapur, Ghansawangi and<br />
Jafrabad.<br />
• There are 4 towns namely Jalna, Bhokardan, Ambad and Partur and 968 villages in<br />
the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
• The Municipal Councils are in the 4 townships viz. Jalna, Bhokardan, Ambad and<br />
Partur.<br />
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2.3 Salient Physical Features and Land Use Patterns<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• The Satmala and Ajanta hill ranges are on the Northern side of the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
• The topography seen in the <strong>district</strong> typically that of Deccan Traps with flat topped and<br />
characteristically terraced features, low buttressed sides and undulating terrain with<br />
isolated knolls.<br />
• The average height of the <strong>district</strong> is 534m above mean sea level.<br />
• The slope of the land is towards South and 95% area of the <strong>district</strong> falls in the river<br />
Godavari basin.<br />
• The following table shows the tahsilwise position of predominant soil cover -<br />
Name Of Tahsil<br />
Texture Predominant Soil Cover<br />
Whether Sandy, Alluvial,<br />
Loamy<br />
Jalna Medium Silty clay<br />
Land Use Patterns<br />
Badnapur Medium to deep Clay, Clay loam, silty<br />
Ghansawangi Medium to deep Clay<br />
Ambad Medium to deep Silty clay, Clay<br />
Jafrabad Shallow to medium Loamy and Loam to clay<br />
Bhokardan Deep Clay<br />
Mantha Medium Clay loam<br />
Partur Medium to deep Clay loam to clay<br />
• The most significant part of the Jalna <strong>district</strong> is that about 80% of Geographical area<br />
is under agricultural use. The 75% area is under Kharif crop and about 40% of land is<br />
under Rabbi crop.<br />
• Agricultural activities are extensive along the Dudhana, Godavari, Purna rivers and<br />
their tributaries covering major parts of Bhokardan, Jalna and Ambad tashils. Since<br />
all these tahsils are located in the plains of these rivers, the land in this part is<br />
favourable for agricultural activities.<br />
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Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• Practice of double cropping is observed along all the rivers and their tributaries and<br />
is predominant in Ambad and Bhokardan tahsils. The major cropping season in the<br />
<strong>district</strong> is kharif. Patches of scrub land are scattered throughout the <strong>district</strong> and are<br />
mostly located within the agricultural land.<br />
• The current irrigation potential in the <strong>district</strong> is 66,097 hectors while the area under<br />
well irrigation is about 35,000 hectares. The area under double crops is 15% while the<br />
area under irrigation is only 7.8% which is far below the state average.<br />
• Forest area mainly consists of deciduous and degraded forests and covers the<br />
northern portion of Jalna tahsil.<br />
• Scrub land viz. land with or without scrub, which are generally prone to degradation,<br />
occupy topographically higher altitude area and are mostly observed on the uplands<br />
of Jaffrabad, Jalna, Partur and Ambad tahsils. It is observed that the land with or<br />
without scrub occurs adjoining the forests area. However on the uplands, some<br />
secluded patches are also seen.<br />
• A remarkably large patch of stony waste land is observed in the northern part of Jalna<br />
tahsil. Gullied lands are seen along River Godavari. Some patches of this category<br />
are also observed away from the river banks in Ambad and Partur tahsils.<br />
The details of the land use pattern in Jalna <strong>district</strong> are given in the following table<br />
Land use/Land cover<br />
category<br />
Area in Hectares Percentage of the<br />
total<br />
area.<br />
Geographical<br />
8752<br />
1.13%<br />
Land not available for<br />
Agriculture use<br />
Agricultural land 651553 85.56 %<br />
Forest land 12600 1.65 %<br />
Waste land 80035 10.51 %<br />
Others 8260 1.15 %<br />
Total (generated) 761200 Ha. 100.00%<br />
Source- Information recently obtained from<br />
District Statistical Officer, Jalna.<br />
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2.4 Geology & Geomorphology<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• The entire <strong>district</strong> is occupied by basaltic lava flows of the Deccan traps of Upper<br />
Cretaceous to Eocene age. The Deccan trap is overlain by alluvial deposits along<br />
the major river. The alluvium forms a very fertile land.<br />
• The geological sequence of the area is given below.<br />
FORMATION AGE LITHOLOGY<br />
Alluvium Recent Fine, clay, silt and sand<br />
Deccan Upper Vesicular, amygdaloidal, zeolitic<br />
Traps Cretaceous basalt and the hard and compact<br />
to Eocene massive basalt with red bole beds<br />
Alluvium<br />
• The alluvial deposits in the <strong>district</strong> are overlying on the Deccan traps and occur along<br />
the major river flowing through the <strong>district</strong> viz. Godavari and Purna. The alluvium<br />
consists of clay, silt and sand. The thickness of alluvium ranges between 15 to 20 Mts.<br />
The extent of alluvium across the river is very limited and ranges between 0.25 to<br />
0.5 Kms.<br />
Deccan Traps<br />
• The major part of the <strong>district</strong> is covered by the Deccan Trap lava flows. There are a<br />
number of flows in the <strong>district</strong>, The individual flow generally consists of two units.<br />
The upper unit of vesicular and amygdaloidal zeolitic basalt and the lower unit,<br />
consisting of massive basalt with joints and fractures. The two flows are often<br />
separated by thick clay deposit called as red bole. The thickness of individual flow<br />
ranges between 15-20 Mts.<br />
Lineaments and Fractures<br />
• With the use of satellite imagery number of lineaments have been identified. In this<br />
<strong>district</strong> lineaments are oriented in NW-SE,NE-SE direction. In this <strong>district</strong> lineaments<br />
being the weaker zone can act as potential zone for groundwater developments.<br />
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2.5 Climate and Rainfall<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• The Jalna <strong>district</strong> has a sub-tropical climate in which the bulk of rainfall is received<br />
from south west monsoon during June to September.<br />
• The monsoon is followed by winter season from October to February and summer<br />
from March to May.<br />
• The maximum temperature rises to about 42 degree centigrade in the month of May<br />
while the lowest temperature is recorded in the month of December which is about 10<br />
degree centigrade.<br />
Table No. 1 : Rainfall Characteristics of Jalna District<br />
Rainfall 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011<br />
Total annual rainfall (mm) 578.5 546.8 534.62 791.95 557.06<br />
Average Rainfall (mm) of 5 years only 634.17 634.17 634.17 634.17 634.17<br />
Month during which maximum Rainfall July July July July July<br />
occurs<br />
Month having maximum Continuous<br />
rainfall<br />
Table No.1.1 Tahsilwise Rainfall Characteristics of Jalna District<br />
DETAILS<br />
August<br />
August<br />
&<br />
Sept<br />
August<br />
August<br />
&<br />
Sept<br />
August<br />
August<br />
&<br />
Sept<br />
YEARWISE RAINFALL IN M.M.<br />
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011<br />
Jalna 627.0 696.0 1004.0 585.0 616.0 604.0 915.11 631.00<br />
Badnapur 517.0 525.0 764.0 727.0 635.0 512.0 639.69 522.00<br />
Bhokardan 521.0 593.0 902.0 507.0 591.0 478.0 715.99 459.00<br />
Jafrabad 566.0 628.4 791.9 667.0 603.0 487.0 885.00 758.50<br />
Partur 646.0 685.0 721.0 557.0 368.0 605.0 963.00 593.00<br />
Mantha 414.0 731.0 641.0 564.0 466.0 491.0 917.50 487.50<br />
Ambad 673.0 725.0 638.0 539.0 606.0 557.0 832.28 507.57<br />
Ghansawangi 748.0 707.0 645.0 482.0 489.5 543.0 851.10 497.71<br />
Total of<br />
Jalna District<br />
4712.0 5292.4 6106.9 4628.0 4374.5 4277.0 6719.67 557.06<br />
Average 589.00 661.30 763.36 578.50 546.81 534.63 839.96 557.04<br />
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2.6 Socio - Economic Features<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• The total geographical area of the <strong>district</strong> is 7,718 sq Kms constituting<br />
2.51% of the total State.<br />
• Jalna is the largest Tahsil covering an area of 1,221 sq.Kms.<br />
• The total population of the <strong>district</strong> according to the 2001 census is<br />
16.13 lakhs which is 1.67% of the total population of the state.<br />
• The rural population comprises of 80.91% while urban population<br />
constitutes 19.09% of the total population .<br />
• The male population is 51.26% while the female population is 48.73%.<br />
• The human population is highest in Jalna Tahsil (354 persons/ Sq.<br />
km) followed by Bhokardan Tahsil (213 persons/Sq.km.) and is least<br />
in Ghansawangi (154 persons/Sq.km.).<br />
• % of landless families of Jalna <strong>district</strong> is 27061 [9 %]. (as per DRDA,<br />
Jalna and Dist. Statiscal Office, Jalna)<br />
• % of Slum Population of Jalna District – Approximately 4.76 %<br />
• Number of houseless families of the <strong>district</strong> is 62633 Nos. as per<br />
gramsabha.<br />
• Families below powerty line is 105188.<br />
• Percentage of illiterates of the <strong>district</strong> is 35.60 %(As per 2001 census)<br />
• Percentage of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe are 11.22 % and<br />
3.88 % respectively.<br />
• The details of the urban and rural locations within Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
are given in the following pages.<br />
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Name<br />
of the<br />
Urban<br />
Centre<br />
2.6.1 Urban Locations<br />
Population<br />
As per 2001<br />
Census<br />
Density<br />
as per<br />
1991<br />
Census<br />
Cultivat<br />
ors<br />
Agric<br />
ultura<br />
l<br />
Live<br />
Stock<br />
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Major Occupational Patterns in %<br />
As per 1991 Census<br />
Mining Manufac Constructi Trade Transp<br />
quarry turing on commerce ort<br />
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Marginal<br />
workers &<br />
Others<br />
Non<br />
workers<br />
JALNA 235795 2143 18.25 01.28 1.15 0.14 6.62 1.72 7.01 2.72 7.33 70.99<br />
BHOKAR<br />
-DAN<br />
16950 7647 04.80 09.21 0.64 0.00 2.31 1.08 5.17 0.98 7.37 68.44<br />
PARTUR 29012 3670 04.50 06.41 0.51 0.00 3.11 1.14 5.79 1.64 6.98 71.62<br />
AMBAD 26108 1506 04.61 06.07 0.79 0.00 2.77 1.04 5.49 1.09 6.52 60.84<br />
Taluka name<br />
Population Literates<br />
Male Female Total Male Female Total<br />
Bhokardan Rural 122444 116797 239241 80825 44764 125589<br />
Urban 8888 8062 16950 6118 4260 10378<br />
Total 131332 124859 256191 86943 49024 135967<br />
Jafrabad Rural 70065 67280 137345 47712 27905 75617<br />
Urban 0 0 0 0 0 0<br />
Total 70065 67280 137345 47712 27905 75617<br />
Jalna Rural 100782 95552 196334 64202 34578 98780<br />
Urban 121922 113873 235795 89202 66734 155936<br />
Total 222704 209425 432129 153404 101312 254716<br />
Badnapur Rural 67422 63940 131362 43530 22802 66322<br />
Urban 0 0 0 0 0 0<br />
Total 67422 63940 131362 43530 22802 66322<br />
Ambad Rural 92551 88483 181034 59632 33616 93248<br />
Urban 13727 12381 26108 9857 6812 16569<br />
Total 106278 100864 207142 69389 40428 109817<br />
Ghansawangi Rural 88524 84558 173082 54396 31061 86057<br />
Urban 0 0 0 0 0 0<br />
Total 88524 84558 173082 54396 31061 86057<br />
Partur Rural 59179 57304 116483 36081 20164 56245<br />
Urban 14925 14087 29012 10458 7345 17803<br />
Total 74104 71391 145495 46539 27509 74048<br />
Mantha Rural 66474 63760 130234 43227 24628 67855<br />
Urban 0 0 0 0 0 0<br />
Total 66474 63760 130234 43227 24628 67855<br />
Total Rural 667441 637674 1305115 430195 239518 669713<br />
Urban 159462 148403 307865 115535 85151 200686<br />
Total 826903 786077 1612980 545730 324669 870399<br />
Note: Provisional Population in Jalna District is 19,58,483 as per census 2011<br />
Talukawise is not available.
2.6.2 Major Rural Centres<br />
As per 2001Census<br />
Name of the Population Density<br />
Rural<br />
Cultiv<br />
Centre<br />
ators<br />
Agric<br />
ultural<br />
Live<br />
Stock<br />
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Major Occupational Patterns in %<br />
Mining<br />
quarry<br />
Manufact<br />
uring<br />
Constr<br />
uction<br />
Trade<br />
commerc<br />
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Transp<br />
ort<br />
Marginal<br />
workers<br />
& Others<br />
Non<br />
workers<br />
Jafrabad 12819 01072 07.01 12.28 0.60 0.17 1.47 0.66 4.28 0.45 6.18 66.90<br />
Badnapur 9866 00972 05.73 12.04 2.05 0.00 3.30 0.72 5.13 1.16 6.98 60.84<br />
Mantha 16865 01129 04.43 12.78 0.26 0.07 2.56 0.51 6.92 0.84 5.66 65.97<br />
Ghansawangi 5826 00147 11.73 17.42 0.28 0.00 1.62 0.28 2.62 0.19 3.68 62.18<br />
Seoli 6596 256 08.99 11.30 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 15.66 64.05<br />
Dhawada 8070 312 04.16 10.03 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 30.21 55.60<br />
Walsawangi 8387 279 19.83 21.38 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 65.52 48.27<br />
Paradh (Bk) 6279 424 16.82 17.21 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 14.94 51.03<br />
Tembhurni 9875 237 12.23 16.78 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 12.18 58.81<br />
Satona (Kh) 6752 341 07.34 21.15 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 19.18 52.93<br />
Ashti 12399 260 08.16 17.04 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 13.92 60.88<br />
Jamkhed 6687 166 19.46 20.24 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 07.33 52.92<br />
Ranjani 7849 224 10.35 22.44 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 19.75 57.46<br />
Kumbhar<br />
Pimpalgaon<br />
6734 318 08.94 20.56 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 17.53 57.29
2.6.3 Historical and Religious Centers in Jalna District<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
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• The Historical and Religious Centers of Jalna Tahsil are given below :<br />
Name of the Historical and<br />
Religious Centres and nearest<br />
urban or major rural centre<br />
Near Jalna City -<br />
Anandi Swami Mandir<br />
Ram Mandir<br />
Kalunka Mandir<br />
Mamadevi Mandir<br />
Panchamukhi Mahadev<br />
Durga Mata Mandir<br />
Panch Amba Devi Mandir<br />
Near Ner (Rural Area)-<br />
Vateshwara<br />
Near Sevali (Rural Area)-<br />
Mahadeva Mandir<br />
Near Savargaon (Rural Area)-<br />
Shambhu Mahadeva Mandir<br />
Periods of Festive<br />
Occasions, Months<br />
July<br />
April<br />
April<br />
April<br />
February<br />
October(Vijaya Dashmi)<br />
August<br />
February<br />
February<br />
August<br />
Estimated<br />
tourist/visiting<br />
population<br />
7000 to 8000<br />
4000 to 5000<br />
5000 to 6000<br />
5000 to 6000<br />
4000 to 5000<br />
9000 to 10000<br />
9000 to 11000<br />
15000 to 20000<br />
15000 to 20000<br />
15000 to 20000<br />
• The Historical and Religious Centres of Bhokardan Tahsil are as follows :<br />
(Source Tahsildar, Bhokardan)<br />
Name of the Historical and<br />
Religious centre and nearest<br />
Urban or Major Rural Centre<br />
Near Jaidev wadi<br />
Mahanubhav Mandir<br />
NearAnwa<br />
Ajubai Mandir<br />
Near Nalapi<br />
Kabu Baba Sansthan<br />
Near Rajur<br />
Shri Ganapati Sansthan<br />
Near Paradh Bk.<br />
Balaji and Paradh Sansthan<br />
Periods of Festive<br />
Occasions, Months<br />
In February<br />
In April<br />
In November<br />
In February<br />
In April<br />
Estimated tourist or<br />
visiting population<br />
20000<br />
25000<br />
07000<br />
50000<br />
10000<br />
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• The Historical and Religious Centres of Partur Tahsil are as follows :<br />
Name of the Historical and<br />
Religious centre and nearest<br />
Urban or Major Rural Centre<br />
Near Partur<br />
Shri Sai Baba Mandir<br />
Near Ashti<br />
Khandeshwar Mandir<br />
Near Raipur<br />
Devi Mandir<br />
Near Rohina<br />
Devi Mandir<br />
Periods of Festive<br />
Occasions, Months<br />
February<br />
March (Mahashivratri)<br />
October<br />
October<br />
• The Historical and Religious Centres of Ambad Tahsil are as follows :<br />
Name of the Historical and<br />
Religious centre and nearest<br />
Urban or Major Rural Centre<br />
Near Ambad<br />
Shri Matsyodari Devi Mandir<br />
Darga of Bohori Samaj<br />
Near Parada<br />
Dargah of Syed Allauddin chisti<br />
Saheb<br />
Periods of Festive<br />
Occasions, Months<br />
10 days in October<br />
May<br />
January<br />
Estimated tourist or<br />
visiting population<br />
5000 to 8000<br />
4000 to 5000<br />
1000 to 2000<br />
1000 to 2000<br />
Estimated tourist or<br />
visiting population<br />
50,000 on end average.<br />
30,000 on end average.<br />
5000<br />
• The Historical & Religious centres of Bandapur Tahsil are as follows :<br />
Name of the Historical and<br />
Religious centre and nearest<br />
Urban or Major Rural Centre<br />
Near Somthana<br />
Renuka Mata Mandir<br />
Near Parada Asarkheda<br />
Periods of Festive<br />
Occasions, Months<br />
Chaitra Pournima in<br />
April & Navaratra in<br />
October.<br />
April/May<br />
Estimated tourist or<br />
visiting population<br />
10000<br />
8000<br />
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• The Historical & Religious centres of Mantha Tahsil are as follows :<br />
Name of the Historical and<br />
Religious Centre and nearest<br />
Urban or Major Rural Centre<br />
Near Mantha<br />
Renuka Devi Sansthan<br />
Near Kokarsa<br />
Devi Kokarsa<br />
Periods of Festive<br />
Occasions, Months<br />
April / May<br />
April / May<br />
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Estimated tourist or<br />
visiting population<br />
10000<br />
5000<br />
• The Historical & Religious centres of Ghanasawangi Tahsil are as follows:<br />
Name of the Historical and<br />
Religious Centre and nearest<br />
Urban or Major Rural Centre<br />
Near Ghansawngi<br />
Birth Place of<br />
Shri Samarth Ramdas Swami<br />
(Jamb Smarth)<br />
Periods of Festive<br />
Occasions, Months<br />
Chaitra Shudh Navmi<br />
April<br />
Estimated tourist or<br />
visiting population<br />
10,000 to 15,000<br />
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2.7 Agriculture and Cropping Pattern In Jalna District<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• The total geographical area of the <strong>district</strong> is 7,72,600 hectare out of which,<br />
cultivable land is 6,76,600 hectare which is more than 88.00% of the total area.<br />
• The <strong>district</strong> has a very high percentage of cultivable land. The area under Kharif crop<br />
is 70% . The area under double cropping has steadily increased from 10% in 2007 &<br />
15 % in 2011<br />
• In Bhokardan and Jafrabad tahsils, there is lowest rainfall and therefore, the major<br />
cropping season is Kharif, whereas in the rest of the <strong>district</strong> both Rabi and Kharif<br />
agriculture is practiced.<br />
• Bajra,maize and Wheat are the major cereals grown in the <strong>district</strong>. The area under<br />
Cotton is also very extensive.<br />
• Details of agriculture and crop pattern in the <strong>district</strong> are given below :<br />
Types Names Cropping Period in<br />
Months<br />
Major Crops<br />
Wheat<br />
Oct. to Feb.<br />
(Irrigated) Vegetables<br />
June to april<br />
Major Crops<br />
(Non - Irrigated);<br />
Kh.Jowar<br />
Rabi Jowar<br />
Bajra<br />
Maize<br />
Tur<br />
Udid<br />
Mung<br />
Rabi Sunflower<br />
Kharif Sunflower.<br />
Major cash crops Sugarcane<br />
Cotton<br />
Major Plantations<br />
Sweet lemon<br />
Grapes<br />
Mango<br />
June to Sept<br />
Oct. to Feb<br />
June to Sept<br />
June to Sept.<br />
June to Dec<br />
June to Sept.<br />
June to Sept<br />
Oct. to Jan<br />
Aug to nov<br />
Dec. to Nov./<br />
Jan - Dec<br />
June to Feb<br />
Perennial crops<br />
Perennial crops<br />
Perennial crops<br />
Market (District,<br />
State Export)<br />
District<br />
District<br />
District<br />
District<br />
District<br />
District<br />
District<br />
District<br />
District<br />
District<br />
District.<br />
District<br />
District<br />
District and State<br />
District and State<br />
District and State<br />
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2.8 River Systems and Dams<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• The Godavari, Purna and Dudhana are the 3 major rivers which flow through the<br />
<strong>district</strong>.<br />
• The river Godavari flows along the southern boundary of the <strong>district</strong> in west to east<br />
direction. The Godavari and its tributaries drain the southern part of the <strong>district</strong> and<br />
occupy 30% of the area. The drainage pattern of Godavari basin is dendritic.<br />
• Dudhana and Gulati are the major tributaries of river Godavari in the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
• River Purna is also a tributary of Godavari but has a large catchment and therefore<br />
forms a sub-basin. River Purna flows from the central part of the <strong>district</strong>. The sub-<br />
basin occupies 65% area of the <strong>district</strong> . River Purna and its tributary also form a<br />
dendritic drainage pattern.<br />
• The rivers Khelna and Girja are major tributaries of river Purna .<br />
• The extreme north part of the <strong>district</strong> falls in the Tapi basin . No major river flows<br />
through this region .<br />
• The entire <strong>district</strong> has been divided into 30 group watersheds with average area of<br />
each group watershed ranging between 150 to 200 Sq. Km. Out of the 29 group<br />
watersheds, 7 group watersheds fall in the Godavari basin, 21 group watersheds fall<br />
in the Purna Sub-basin and only two group watersheds fall in the Tapi basin .<br />
• There is no major dam completed in Jalna <strong>district</strong> .However, Lower Dudhana Major<br />
dam is under construction on Dudhana river at Bramhawakdi Tq. Partur District Jalna.<br />
• 7 medium projects and 57 minor irrigation projects have been completed in the<br />
<strong>district</strong><br />
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2.9 The list of Irrigation projects and construction of new dams<br />
undertaken/proposed is as follows-<br />
Following Projects Under N.M.C. Div. No.2 Hq. Wadigodri .- (Completed)<br />
Name(s) of the<br />
dam(s)<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Storage in MM 3<br />
Rivers on which<br />
the dam(s) are<br />
proposed.<br />
Estimated time of<br />
completion<br />
Jogladevi<br />
Barrage<br />
Tq. Ambad<br />
---<br />
Mangrul<br />
Barrage<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
---<br />
Raja Takli<br />
Barrage<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
10.00 23.59 23.60 28.32<br />
Godavari<br />
River<br />
Godavari<br />
River<br />
Lonisawangi<br />
Barrage<br />
Tq. Badnapur<br />
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Godavari<br />
River<br />
---<br />
Godavari<br />
River<br />
2 Year 2 Year 2 Year 2 Year<br />
Following Projects having Irrigation more than 250 Ha.-<br />
Name(s) of the dam(s) Banegaon<br />
L.M.I.<br />
Tq.Bhokardan<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
46P / 15,16<br />
75 0 .50’00 ”<br />
21 0 .10’00 ”<br />
Capacity<br />
974.26<br />
(Discharge in Cubic<br />
M/Sec. )<br />
Storage in MM 3 6.98<br />
Rivers on which the<br />
dam(s) are proposed.<br />
Estimated time of<br />
completion<br />
Local Nalla<br />
2 Year<br />
Palaskheda<br />
L.M.I.<br />
Tq.<br />
Bhokardan<br />
46P/12,16,9<br />
75 0 4'09"<br />
20 0 50'00"<br />
929.02<br />
Somthana<br />
L.M.I.<br />
Tq.<br />
Badnapur<br />
46P/12,<br />
75 0 43'00"<br />
19 0 55'00"<br />
796.81<br />
Rajewadi<br />
S.T.<br />
Tq.<br />
Badnapur<br />
47M/9,13<br />
75 0 46'00"<br />
19 0 53'00"<br />
1055.19<br />
9.01 7.618 9.64<br />
Local Nalla Local Nalla Local Nalla<br />
2 Year 1 Year 1 Year
Name(s) of the dam(s) Panegaon<br />
S.T.<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Capacity<br />
(Discharge in Cubic<br />
M/Sec. )<br />
Tq. Ambad<br />
47M/14,<br />
75 0 54'00"<br />
19 0 39'00"<br />
312.21<br />
Manepuri S.T.<br />
Tq.<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
46M/15<br />
75 0 55'00"<br />
19 0 40'00<br />
450.50<br />
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Hasturtanda<br />
S.T. Tq.<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
56A/3<br />
76 0 4'30"<br />
19 0 22'30”<br />
468.49<br />
Storage in MM 3 1.65 4.66 2.79<br />
Rivers on which the<br />
dam(s) are proposed.<br />
Local Nalla Local Nalla Local Nalla<br />
Estimated time of<br />
completion<br />
1 Year 1 Year 1 Year<br />
Name(s) of the dam(s) Sonkheda<br />
S.T. Tq.<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Capacity<br />
(Discharge in Cubic<br />
M/Sec. )<br />
Storage in MM 3 2.81<br />
Rivers on which the<br />
dam(s) are proposed.<br />
Estimated time of<br />
completion<br />
Jafrabad<br />
55D/4 D/6<br />
75 0 20 ’<br />
20 0 8 ’<br />
Pimpalwadi<br />
S.T.<br />
Tq. Jalna<br />
56M/15<br />
76 0 16'57"<br />
19 0 5'57<br />
Kumbhephal<br />
S.T. Tq.<br />
Jalna<br />
47M/13<br />
75 0 50'30"<br />
19 0 46'30<br />
966.49 419.21 537.38<br />
1.19 1.95<br />
Local Nala Local Nala Local Nala<br />
1 Year 1 Year 1 Year<br />
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Following Projects having Irrigation between 100 to 250 Ha.-<br />
(Under Control of M. I. Local Sector Div. Jalna. )<br />
Name(s) of the dam(s) Nihalsinghwadi<br />
S.T. Tq. Ambad<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Capacity<br />
(Discharge in Cubic<br />
M/Sec. )<br />
-------<br />
75 0 .38’46 ”<br />
19 0 .43’30 ”<br />
117.15<br />
Thakurwad<br />
i S.T.<br />
Tq. Ambad<br />
---------<br />
75 0 39'15"<br />
19 0 39'30"<br />
137.96<br />
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Wakulni<br />
K.T. Weir<br />
Tq.<br />
Badnapur<br />
----------<br />
75 0 20'15"<br />
19 0 19'20"<br />
90.25<br />
Karla K.T.<br />
Tq. Jalna<br />
-----------<br />
75 0 00'00"<br />
19 0 46'55"<br />
208.03<br />
Storage in MM 3 0.869 1.02 0.54 1.23<br />
Rivers on which the<br />
dam(s) are proposed.<br />
Local Nalla Local Nalla Local Nalla Local Nalla<br />
Estimated time of<br />
completion<br />
1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year<br />
Name(s) of the dam(s) Tanwadi S.T.<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Capacity<br />
(Discharge in Cubic<br />
M/Sec. )<br />
-------<br />
75 0 .30’45 ”<br />
19 0 .47’45 ”<br />
143.56<br />
Kasarwadi<br />
S.T.<br />
---------<br />
75 0 37'00"<br />
19 0 45'00"<br />
239.71<br />
Chinchkhe<br />
da S.T.<br />
Tq.<br />
Jafrabad<br />
----------<br />
75 0 41'30"<br />
19 0 35'15"<br />
171.81<br />
Pirgaibwad<br />
i<br />
-----------<br />
76 0 00'30"<br />
19 0 31'30"<br />
87.68<br />
Storage in MM 3 1.21 0.99 0.736 0.620<br />
Rivers on which the<br />
dam(s) are proposed.<br />
Local Nalla Local Nalla Local Nalla Local Nalla<br />
Estimated time of<br />
completion<br />
1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year<br />
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LIST OF COMPLETED PROJECTS :-<br />
(Under Control of E.E. Aurangabad Irrgation Division,Aurungabad<br />
Ph No. 0240-2334794)<br />
Name(s) of<br />
dam/ project<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Catchment<br />
Area (Sq. km.)<br />
Command<br />
Area (Ha.)<br />
Name(s) of<br />
dam/ project<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Catchment<br />
Area (Sq. km.)<br />
Command<br />
Area (Ha.)<br />
Name(s) of<br />
dam/ project<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Catchment<br />
Area (Sq. km.)<br />
Target Command<br />
Area (Ha.)<br />
Name(s) of dam/<br />
project<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Catchment<br />
Area (Sq. km.)<br />
Command<br />
Area (Ha.)<br />
Kalyan Girja<br />
Medium<br />
Project Jalna<br />
Kalyan<br />
M.P Jalna<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
Upper<br />
Dudhana<br />
M.P. Tq<br />
Badnapur<br />
Jui M.P.<br />
Badnapur<br />
Tq.<br />
Bhokardan<br />
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Dhamna<br />
M.P.Tq.<br />
Jafrabad<br />
76 0 14’-00”<br />
19 0 76<br />
50’-00”<br />
0 02’-00”<br />
19 0 75<br />
57’-00”<br />
0 44’-00”<br />
19 0 75<br />
55’-00”<br />
0 50’-00”<br />
21 0 75<br />
20’-00”<br />
0 55’-00”<br />
20 0 15’-00”<br />
114 123 248 181 136<br />
1960<br />
Jivrekha<br />
M.P. Tq.<br />
Bhokardan<br />
Daregaon,<br />
Jalna<br />
1920 3401 2206 1788<br />
Jamwadi,<br />
Jalna<br />
Ner,<br />
Jalna<br />
Anvi,<br />
Badnapur<br />
76 0 00’-00”<br />
20 0 75<br />
45’-00”<br />
0 50’-00”<br />
19 0 76<br />
49’-00”<br />
0 45’-00”<br />
19 0 76<br />
45’-00”<br />
0 15’-00”<br />
19 0 75<br />
47’-00”<br />
0 47’-00”<br />
19 0 55’-00”<br />
78 12 10 11 14<br />
1299<br />
Baranjala,<br />
Bhokardan<br />
243 288 195 389<br />
Pralhadpur<br />
Bhokardan<br />
Pimpalgaon<br />
Kolta ,<br />
Bhokardan<br />
Konad,<br />
Jafrabad<br />
Bharaj,<br />
Jafrabad<br />
75 0 53’-00”<br />
20 0 75<br />
10’-00”<br />
0 43’-00”<br />
20 0 75<br />
18’-00”<br />
0 37’-00”<br />
20 0 76<br />
45’-00”<br />
0 10’-00”<br />
20 0 76<br />
16’-00”<br />
0 06’-00”<br />
20 0 19’-00”<br />
10 9 10 28 16<br />
213<br />
Chinch<br />
kheda,<br />
Jafrabad<br />
247 236 916 525<br />
Dholkheda<br />
Jafrabad<br />
Dawargaon,<br />
Ambad<br />
Mardi,<br />
Ambad<br />
Rohilagad,<br />
Ambad<br />
75 0 57’-00”<br />
21 0 75<br />
20’-00”<br />
0 10’-00”<br />
20 0 75<br />
12’-00”<br />
0 45’-00”<br />
19 0 75<br />
31’-00”<br />
0 45’-00”<br />
19 0 75<br />
35’-00”<br />
0 48’-00”<br />
19 0 45’-00”<br />
12 12 20 22 16<br />
216<br />
275 486 413 348
Name(s) of dam/<br />
project<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Catchment<br />
Area (Sq. km.)<br />
Command<br />
Area (Ha.)<br />
Name(s) of<br />
dam/ project<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Catchment<br />
Area (Sq. km.)<br />
Command<br />
Area (Ha.)<br />
Name(s) of dam/<br />
project<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Catchment<br />
Area (Sq. km.)<br />
Command<br />
Area (¦Ha.)<br />
Kanadgaon<br />
Ambad<br />
Bhatkheda<br />
Ambad<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
Talegaon,<br />
G’Sawangi<br />
M.Chincholi<br />
G’Sawangi<br />
Dhoksal,<br />
Mantha<br />
75 0 19’-00”<br />
19 0 75<br />
35’-00”<br />
0 52’-00”<br />
19 0 75<br />
37’-00”<br />
0 58’-00”<br />
19 0 76<br />
47’-00”<br />
0 01’-00”<br />
19 0 76<br />
00’-00”<br />
0 20’-00”<br />
19 0 45’-00”<br />
38 22 22 32 11<br />
475<br />
Pangari,<br />
Mantha<br />
161 364 500 391<br />
Pimperkheda<br />
Mantha<br />
Sirpur,<br />
Mantha<br />
Sarwadi,<br />
Mantha<br />
Daha,<br />
Mantha<br />
76 0 25’-00”<br />
20 0 76<br />
40’-00”<br />
0 23’-00”<br />
19 0 76<br />
44’-00”<br />
0 26’-00”<br />
19 0 76<br />
53’-00”<br />
0 12’-00”<br />
19 0 76<br />
43’-00”<br />
0 23’-00”<br />
18 0 50’-00”<br />
20 12 10 18 26<br />
544<br />
495 212 392 397<br />
Wai, Pokhari, Paratwadi, Galhati M.P.<br />
Mantha Mantha Partur Tq. Ambad<br />
76 0 12’-00”<br />
19 0 76<br />
42’-00”<br />
0 19’-00”<br />
19 0 76<br />
42’-00”<br />
0 12’-00”<br />
19 0 Shahapur<br />
Tq. Ambad<br />
26’-00”<br />
14 6.00 7.00 108.60<br />
243<br />
SÉÉè.¨Éè±É.<br />
391 170 2200<br />
(Under Control of Ex. Engr. J. M. I. Division Jalna. Ph. 02482-220436 )<br />
Name(s) of the dam(s) Patharwala<br />
K.T. Weir<br />
Tq.<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Ambad<br />
47M11,15<br />
75 0 47'00"<br />
19 0 20'00"<br />
Kasura<br />
L.M.I.<br />
Tq.Partur<br />
56A/3<br />
76 0 15'50"<br />
10 0 30'00"<br />
Hatadi<br />
M.I.Tank<br />
50A/2<br />
76 0 1'12"<br />
19 0 30'50"<br />
Mandala<br />
LMI<br />
G'Sawangi<br />
56A/2,3<br />
7600'00"<br />
1929'52"<br />
Capacity Discharge in<br />
Cubic M/Sec.<br />
1209 560 573<br />
Storage in M. Meter<br />
Cube<br />
6.768 9.42 3.39 5.64<br />
Rivers on which the Godavari Local Nalla Local Local Nalla<br />
dam(s) are proposed. River<br />
Nalla<br />
Command Area (¦Ha.) 910 838 390 794<br />
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Name(s) of dam/<br />
project<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Catchments<br />
Area (Sq. km.)<br />
Rivers on which<br />
the dam(s) are<br />
proposed.<br />
Command<br />
Area (Ha.)<br />
Name(s) of dam/<br />
project<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Catchment<br />
Area (Sq. km.)<br />
Command<br />
Area (Ha.)<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
Dahegaon MusabhadrayG'S Waki Sukhapuri<br />
G'Sawangi awangi<br />
Jalna Ambad<br />
56A/2,3<br />
76 0 04'00"<br />
19 0 47M/14,15<br />
75<br />
29'29"<br />
0 33'00"<br />
19 0 47M14<br />
75<br />
53'00"<br />
0 55'00"<br />
19 0 47M/15<br />
75<br />
44'00"<br />
0 30'00"<br />
19 0 30'00"<br />
29 52 80 41<br />
Local Nalla Local Nalla Local<br />
Nalla<br />
735 1130 771 518<br />
Local Nalla<br />
Nagthas Khadkeshwar Dhangarpimpri GolaPangri<br />
Mantha L.M.I. Ambad L,M.I. Ambad K.T.Weir<br />
56A/5/2<br />
76 0 15'00"<br />
18 0 47M/14,15<br />
75<br />
41'00"<br />
0 51'00"<br />
19 0 47M/10,14<br />
75<br />
34'00"<br />
02 '07"<br />
19 0 47M/14<br />
75<br />
42'00"<br />
0 '40’20”<br />
19 0 55’30"<br />
63 30.16 83.60 1740<br />
844 612 1390 297<br />
Name(s) of the dam(s) Nirkhedtand<br />
a S.Tank<br />
Tq.Jalna.<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Capacity Discharge in<br />
Cubic M/Sec.<br />
56A/<br />
75 0 .30’47 ”<br />
20 0 13’40”<br />
Chadai<br />
EKO M.I.<br />
Tq.<br />
Bhokardan<br />
46P/19<br />
75 0 49'00"<br />
20 0 03'00"<br />
Shindi .<br />
M.I.<br />
Tq.<br />
Jafrabad.<br />
55D/4<br />
75 0 2'30"<br />
20 0 18'15"<br />
Jam<br />
Samarth.<br />
M.I.<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
56A/3<br />
76 0 06'10"<br />
19 0 24'43"<br />
465.41 230.40 399.15<br />
Storage in MM 3 Cube 5.39 2.913 1.54 2.53<br />
Rivers on which the Local Nalla Banganga Local Nalla Local Nalla<br />
dam(s) are proposed.<br />
River<br />
Command Area (¦Ha.) June-2006 1 Year June-2006 June-2007<br />
Name(s) of the dam(s) Wanadgaon S.T. Taka S.T.<br />
Lasura S.T.<br />
Tq. Jalna Tq. Ambad<br />
Tq. Ambad<br />
Location<br />
47M/14,<br />
Longitude<br />
75<br />
Latitude<br />
0 59'00"<br />
19 0 47M/10,<br />
75<br />
47'00"<br />
0 40'00"<br />
19 0 47M/11,<br />
75<br />
30'00"<br />
0 42'00"<br />
19 0 Capacity Discharge in<br />
34'00"<br />
Cubic M/Sec. 388.18<br />
290.25<br />
323.19<br />
Storage in MM 3 Cube 3.45 2.08 1.468<br />
Rivers on which the<br />
dam(s) are proposed.<br />
Local Nala Local Nala Local Nala<br />
Command Area (¦Ha.) 405 302 251<br />
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Name(s) of the dam(s) Ranjniwadi<br />
K.T. Weir Tq.<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Capacity Discharge in<br />
Cubic M/Sec.<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
47M/14,<br />
75 0 58'00"<br />
19 0 42'00"<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
Borranjni S.T.<br />
Tq. Ghansawangi<br />
56A/2<br />
76 0 5'35"<br />
19 0 36'55<br />
Bamni M.I.<br />
Tq. Partur<br />
56A/3<br />
76 0 10'00"<br />
19 0 34'06”<br />
250.00<br />
290.01<br />
404.96<br />
Storage in MM 3 Cube 1.94 1.67 2.53<br />
Rivers on which the<br />
dam(s) are proposed.<br />
Local Nala Local Nala Local Nala<br />
Command Area (¦Ha.) 336 260 375<br />
(Under Control of M. I. Local Sector Div. Jalna. )<br />
Name(s) of the dam(s) Sarangpur<br />
K.T. Weir<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Capacity Discharge in<br />
Cubic M/Sec.<br />
56A/<br />
75 0 .30’47 ”<br />
20 0 13’40”<br />
Gokul<br />
K.T.Weir<br />
46P/19<br />
75 0 49'00"<br />
20 0 03'00"<br />
Jainpur<br />
K.T.Weir<br />
55D/4<br />
75 0 2'30"<br />
20 0 18'15"<br />
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Sirasgaonm<br />
andap K.T.<br />
Weir<br />
56A/3<br />
76 0 06'10"<br />
19 0 24'43"<br />
465.41 230.40 399.15<br />
Storage in MM 3 5.39 2.827 1.54 2.53<br />
Rivers on which the<br />
dam(s) are proposed.<br />
Local Nalla Banganga River Local Nalla Local Nalla<br />
Command Area (¦Ha.) June-2006 1 Year June-2006 June-2007<br />
Name(s) of the<br />
dam(s)<br />
Location<br />
Longitude<br />
Latitude<br />
Capacity<br />
Discharge in<br />
M 3 /Sec.<br />
WazarKheda<br />
K.T. Weir<br />
56A/<br />
75 0 .30’47 ”<br />
20 0 13’40”<br />
Sawangi<br />
Wargne<br />
K.T.Weir<br />
46P/19<br />
75 0 49'00"<br />
20 0 03'00"<br />
465.41<br />
Arathkhea<br />
K.T.Weir<br />
55D/4<br />
75 0 2'30"<br />
20 0 18'15"<br />
230.40<br />
Nalni<br />
K.T.<br />
Weir<br />
56A/3<br />
76 0 06'10"<br />
19 0 24'43"<br />
399.15<br />
Sarangpur<br />
K.T.Weir<br />
55D/4<br />
75 0 2'30"<br />
20 0 18'15"<br />
230.40<br />
Storage in MM 3 5.39 2.827 1.54 2.53 1.54<br />
Rivers on which Local Nalla Banganga Local Nalla Local Local Nalla<br />
the dam(s) are<br />
proposed.<br />
River<br />
Nalla<br />
Command Area<br />
(¦Ha.)<br />
June-2006 1 Year June-2006 June-2007 June-2006
2.10 Industries<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• At present, there are 8 (eight) Industrial Areas ( including those existing and<br />
proposed ) under M.I.D.C. of Jalna.<br />
• The details of industrial areas of M.I.D.C. Jalna as under :-<br />
Location<br />
1. Old MIDC<br />
Jalna<br />
2. Addl. Jalna-<br />
Ph-I<br />
3. Addl. Jalna-<br />
Ph-II<br />
4. Addl. Jalna-<br />
Ph-III<br />
(Proposed)<br />
5. Bhokardan<br />
6. Ambad<br />
7. Jafrabad<br />
8. Partur<br />
Area in<br />
H.R.<br />
50.58<br />
158.10<br />
123.46<br />
261.76<br />
10.69<br />
35.38<br />
14.04<br />
51.21<br />
No. of plots<br />
86<br />
329<br />
148<br />
00<br />
55<br />
27<br />
31<br />
48<br />
Allotted Plots<br />
No. of Industries<br />
• There are 3 hazardous industries in Jalna <strong>district</strong>. The fact sheets of these industries<br />
are attached n the annexure.<br />
• Public Bio Technology park is developed in the State at MIDC Jalna<br />
• There are 19 polluting industries in Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
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86<br />
328<br />
119<br />
00<br />
54<br />
21<br />
30<br />
01<br />
82<br />
224<br />
26<br />
00<br />
4<br />
00<br />
00<br />
00
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• The following table shows the details the extent of industrialisation in Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
Number of Industrial Estates 7<br />
Types of Industries:<br />
Industries in Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
( Source ; DIC JALNA, Maharashtra Pollution Control 1. R and D seeds / processing<br />
Board , Aurangabad.)<br />
2. Powerloom / soot girni textile<br />
without dying and bleaching<br />
3. Tiles and cement hume pipes<br />
pole factory<br />
4. Re-Rolling Mills, steel<br />
5. Steel melting plant, plant alloy<br />
casting<br />
6. Dal Mills<br />
7. Oil Mills<br />
8. Refineries<br />
9. Engineering<br />
10. Sugar factory and distilleries<br />
11. Paper product as corrugated<br />
Notebooks etc.<br />
12. Ginning pressing<br />
13. Plastic industries<br />
14. Fertilizers<br />
15. Stone Crusher<br />
16. Dairy<br />
17. Rubber<br />
18. Insecticides / pesticides<br />
19. Other service industries<br />
Total work force in industries 7339<br />
Number of chemical industries/ tank farms 30<br />
Number of pipelines carrying chemicals NIL<br />
Number of potentially hazardous locations O3<br />
Number of vehicles carrying hazardous raw materials<br />
NA<br />
for industries.(during month)<br />
Number of vehicles carrying hazardous finished<br />
10<br />
products from industries(during a month)<br />
Number of vehicles passing through the <strong>district</strong><br />
carrying hazardous materials for industries.( during a<br />
NA<br />
month)<br />
Number of container terminals NA<br />
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Details of the Industrial Estates in the <strong>district</strong><br />
Name of the Industrial<br />
Estates 1.Old Jalna Industrial area<br />
2. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase-I<br />
3. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase- II<br />
4. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase-III<br />
5. Bhokardan Industrial area<br />
6. Jafrabad Industrial area<br />
7.Ambad Industrial area<br />
8. Partur Industrial area<br />
Location in the form 1.Old Jalna Industrial area<br />
Of an address 2. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase-I<br />
3. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase- II<br />
4. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase-III<br />
5. Bhokardan Industrial area<br />
6. Jafrabad Industrial area<br />
7.Ambad Industrial area<br />
8. Partur Industrial area<br />
No. of industries in the<br />
estate<br />
No. of major hazardous<br />
and<br />
Polluting industries.<br />
Total workforce in the<br />
industries<br />
080<br />
271<br />
039<br />
004<br />
NIL<br />
NIL<br />
019<br />
100<br />
NIL<br />
NIL<br />
NIL<br />
NIL<br />
0880<br />
6420<br />
0039<br />
NIL<br />
NIL<br />
NIL<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
1. Old Jalna Industrial area<br />
2. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase I & II.<br />
3. Bhokardan Industrial area<br />
4. Jafrabad Industrial area<br />
5. Ambad Industrial area<br />
6. Partur Industrial area<br />
1. Old Jalna Industrial area<br />
2. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase I & II<br />
3. Bhokardan Industrial area<br />
4. Jafrabad Industrial area<br />
5. Ambad Industrial area<br />
6. Partur Industrial area<br />
1. Old Jalna Industrial area<br />
2. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase I & II<br />
3. Bhokardan Industrial area<br />
4. Jafrabad Industrial area<br />
5. Ambad Industrial area<br />
6. Partur Industrial area<br />
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List of Hazardous Industries of Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
S.N. Name of Company Types of<br />
Hazard<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
Atom Industry<br />
Working / Non<br />
working<br />
01 Essem Gases Pvt. Ltd. Fire Oxygen Working<br />
02 Hindustan Composite Ltd. Poisonous Asbestos Working<br />
03 Mahico Seed Co. Ltd. Poisonous Pesticides Working<br />
04 Mittal Petrocum Fueble L.P.G. Not-working<br />
05 N.R.B. Bearing Fueble L.P.G. Working<br />
06 Rajlaxmi Agrotech Fueble Hexane Working<br />
07 Samartha Co-op Factory Ltd. Fueble Alcohol Working<br />
08 Sanjay Insecticides Poisonous Pesticide Working<br />
09 Sapna Polyplast Fueble Hexane Working<br />
10 Ganesh Oxygen Fueble Oxygen Non- Working<br />
11 Bhakti Extraction Pvt.Ltd. Fueble Hexane Working<br />
12 Shri Balaji Udyog Fueble Hexane Working<br />
13 Krishidhan Seeds Poisonous Pesticides Working<br />
14 Vijay Seeds Co. Ltd. Poisonous Pesticides Working<br />
Industrial and Chemical Accidents (source: DIC, JALNA)<br />
• Jalna <strong>district</strong> is primarily an agricultural <strong>district</strong>. Only 5.471 Sq. Kms. is the<br />
industrial area of the <strong>district</strong>. There are 6 MIDC estates at Jalna. The principal types<br />
of industries are Engineering, Dal Mills, R and D, Seeds Processing, Power<br />
loom/Soot Girnies, Textiles without dying and bleaching, Tiles and cement Hume<br />
pipe pole factory, Refineries, Paper products, Dairy, Insecticides / Pesticides,<br />
Plastics, Ginning Pressing, Stone crusher, Rubber, Fertilizers, Steel and Sugar<br />
industries etc. The <strong>district</strong> administration has ranked the industrial and chemical<br />
accidents at sixth position on the basis of past case histories.<br />
• Out of the three hazardous industries (Namely Smartha Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana,<br />
NRB Bearings and Sanjay Insecticides Ltd.), two industries are located near Jalna<br />
city and the other is located in Ambad tahsil. There are 1 toxic and 6 chemical<br />
industries in Jalna <strong>district</strong>. Percentage of people living in the areas, which have<br />
proximity to hazardous industrial activities such as quarrying, is only 1 %.<br />
• Sanjay Insecticides Pvt. Ltd. at Gut No. 206, Panshendra Tq., District Jalna is<br />
manufacturing pesticides.<br />
• The factory officials have informed that there is no possibility of any hazard either<br />
during the storage or processing of the chemicals.<br />
• There is well equipped first aid facility with personal protective equipment in the<br />
factory premises such as Masks, Hand Gloves, Oxygen Masks, Air respirators, Air<br />
separators, etc.<br />
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Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• In case of poisoning, antidote treatment is provided and available in the unit.<br />
• Layout of the plan is available which is useful in the case of an emergency.<br />
• The fire fighting equipments are available from Jalna fire brigade station, which is the<br />
Nearest fire station.<br />
• The factory officials explained that in emergency periods, the immediate response of<br />
all services is necessary.<br />
• Out of 4 Sugar and distillery factories, only Samartha Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd.,<br />
is hazardous and is located at Ankushnagar, Post Adigodri, Tq. Ambad Dist. Jalna.<br />
• The principal activity of the plant is the production of industrial alcohol from<br />
Molasses.<br />
• The industrial alcohol is highly inflammable and hence the storage and processing of<br />
industrial alcohol is hazardous.<br />
• The factory administration has informed that there is no chance of any major hazard<br />
in the factory during storage or processing of the hazardous chemicals.<br />
• The factory is well equipped with trained personnel and protective equipment.<br />
Fact Sheets on Industries<br />
• N.R.B. Bearing Ltd. in C-4 Addl. MIDC Jalna is located at the Jalna urban area<br />
manufactures Ball and Roller.<br />
• The factory stores liquid petroleum gas, which is used as fuel in furnaces through<br />
closed pipe lines.<br />
• The factory officials have informed that there is no possibility of any hazard either<br />
during the storage or processing of the chemical.<br />
• The area of influence of storage is 1600 meters area, within the plant area only.<br />
• There have been 174 industrial and chemical accidents in Jalna <strong>district</strong> during the last<br />
10 years. There have been 14 deaths in the industrial accidents during the last 10<br />
years. The expenditure incurred on Relief and compensation during the last 10 years<br />
on these episodes is Rs. 8,67,920/-.<br />
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2.11 POWER STATIONS AND ELECTRICITY INSTALLATIONS<br />
• There are 968 villages in Jalna <strong>district</strong> and the entire village has been electrified.<br />
• Presently there are 233682 electricity consumers in the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
• In all 83175 agricultural pumps in the <strong>district</strong> have been energized.<br />
The status of present distribution system is given below.<br />
Items Capacity Units Length in Kms.<br />
1. Substation<br />
2. Substation<br />
3. Sub-Station<br />
3. Transmission line<br />
4. --do --<br />
5. --do--<br />
6. Transformer<br />
132 KVA<br />
33 KVA<br />
220 KV<br />
132 KVA<br />
33 KV<br />
11 KV<br />
----<br />
8<br />
64 Nos.<br />
02 No.<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
10257 Nos.<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
1281.58<br />
6047.09<br />
---<br />
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2.12 TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION NETWORK<br />
• There are 968 villages in Jalna <strong>district</strong>, out of which 590 villages have been connected<br />
by perennial roads while 368 villages have been connected by seasonal roads.<br />
• Upto 2010 there are 06 villages which are yet to be connected by road.<br />
• The comparative status of road network in Jalna <strong>district</strong> against the status of road<br />
network in the state is presented below:<br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
Category<br />
Length per<br />
Sq. Kms.<br />
(District)<br />
1 National Highway 0.0038 -<br />
2 State Highway 0.15 -<br />
3 Major District Road 0.14 -<br />
4 Other District Road 0.176 -<br />
5 Rural Road 0.34 -<br />
Length per<br />
Sq. Kms.<br />
(State)<br />
• The following table shows the Road Network, Waterways, Airways and Railways<br />
Number of National Highways 1<br />
Length (in Kms.) of National highways 29.00 Kms.<br />
State highways (in Kms.) 1156.3 Kms.<br />
State Sector MDR (in Kms.) B.T. 155.30 Kms., W.B.M. 4.00 Kms.,<br />
Total 159.30 Kms.<br />
Zilla Parishad Roads (in Kms.) B.T. 964.90 Kms., W.B.M. 1153.60<br />
Kms., Earthen 292.50 Kms. (Total is<br />
2611.00 Kms.)<br />
Number of bridges on rivers. 29 Nos.<br />
Number of ST depots 04 Nos.<br />
Number of villages not accessible by ST 28 Nos.<br />
Number of Ports or Jetties NIL<br />
Number of Boats 02 Inflatable rubber boats with OBM<br />
Number of railway stations with mail/express 03<br />
halts.<br />
Number of railway bridges. 120 Nos.<br />
Non-electrified railway routes (in Kms.) 110Km<br />
Electrified railway routes (in Kms.) NIL<br />
Number of unmanned railway crossings. 15 nos<br />
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• Out of 970 villages of Jalna <strong>district</strong>, there are 959 villages having<br />
facility of Village Public Telephone (VPT) facility. (SOURCE BSNL,<br />
JALNA)<br />
• The following table shows the Tahsil wise villages with Village<br />
Public Telephone facility<br />
(VPT).<br />
Sr. No. Name of<br />
Tahsil<br />
Total<br />
Number<br />
of villages<br />
Total Number of villages<br />
Having facility of VPT.<br />
1 Ambad 138 136<br />
2 Badnapur 91 92<br />
3 Bhokardan 155 160<br />
4 Ghansawangi 117 117<br />
5 Jafrabad 101 101<br />
6 Jalna 151 144<br />
7 Mantha 117 114<br />
8 Partur 98 95<br />
TOTAL 968 959<br />
• There are 85 sub-stations of Telephone Exchanges in the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
• There are one telegraph lines in the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
• Telegraph service is available in Jalna city only of the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
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2.13 PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT<br />
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• The list of proposed irrigation projects/dams/reservoirs (medium/minor) is given in<br />
article 3.8 (i.e .River systems and dams.)<br />
• Following tables show proposed development of M.S.E.D.C.L. of Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
The following development plan is proposed to meet the future demand for electric<br />
supply.<br />
Sr No.. Particulars Cost Rs in Lakhs Units<br />
1. 220/132 KVA Substation<br />
2. 220/KVA Transmission line<br />
3.132/33 KVA Substation<br />
4.132/ KVA Transmission line<br />
5. 33/11 KVA Substation<br />
6. Increasing capacity of substation<br />
7. Erection of additional transformer<br />
and 11 KVA distribution line<br />
8. Renovation of distribution system<br />
and laying of underground supply<br />
lines in civil areas.<br />
9. Financial Allocation to meet<br />
future demands.<br />
3000<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
2160<br />
500<br />
1240<br />
1547<br />
6056<br />
Total 27503<br />
• The details of the development plan of industries are given below:<br />
3<br />
As per need<br />
-do-<br />
-do-<br />
-do-<br />
-do-<br />
Sr. No Name of M.I.D.C. Estimated cost of development (Rs. In Lakhs.)<br />
1.<br />
2.<br />
3.<br />
4.<br />
5.<br />
Jalna<br />
Ambad<br />
Bhokardan<br />
Partur<br />
Badnapur<br />
1100<br />
350<br />
150<br />
500<br />
1000<br />
Total 3100<br />
• There are other proposals for developing infrastructural facilities which do not fall in<br />
the preview of the M.I.D.C. and therefore will have to be taken up with the<br />
appropriate authorities .<br />
• The proposals are as under :-<br />
1. Sub-station at each M.I.D.C. to ensure electric supply.<br />
2 . The norms adopted in development of M.I.D.C. Jalna were the norms applicable to a<br />
Taluka place and therefore Jalna M.I.D.C. received the outlay for its development .<br />
The <strong>district</strong> norms require to be adopted and the outlay increased accordingly.<br />
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-do-
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3. Proposed National High Way between Pune - Aurangabad - Jalna - Parbhani and<br />
Hyderabad . Similarly a National High Way is proposed from Malkapur -Buldhana -<br />
Deolgaon Raja -Jalna - Beed -Solapur to Bijapur .<br />
4. Railway link between Jalna and Khamgaon .<br />
5. Institute for sericulture Development for promotion of Silk production .<br />
6. Academic course for growing plants which suitable for Ayurvedic medicine .<br />
• The details of proposed plan of transport and communication networks are given<br />
below<br />
Item Length In Kms. Units Estimated Cost<br />
Rs. in Lakhs<br />
1. Broadening State High Way<br />
144<br />
2 2,880<br />
2. Conversion of Major Road to the<br />
Standard of State High way.<br />
3. Establishing Road Links to all villages<br />
Located along the State High Way.<br />
4. To make up the backlog of roads<br />
as per Dandekar Committee’s report<br />
a. Tar road from District H.Q. to<br />
neighbouring <strong>district</strong><br />
b. Tar road to tahsil H.Q.<br />
c. Construction of Bridges on the above<br />
Road<br />
d. Metal road between two Tahsil H.Q.<br />
e. Construction of bridges on Tahsil roads<br />
f. High Altitude Bridges on Tahsil H.Q.<br />
link<br />
g. High Altitude Bridges on Links<br />
Between Tahsil H.Q. & District H.Q.<br />
h. On going works<br />
I . Budgeted works<br />
5. Construction of perennial roads to 36<br />
Villages<br />
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700<br />
--<br />
110<br />
67.5<br />
10<br />
-<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
18<br />
--<br />
17<br />
100<br />
-<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
11<br />
11,900<br />
2,591<br />
2200<br />
1135<br />
1000<br />
-<br />
240<br />
-<br />
-<br />
167<br />
613<br />
300
6. Repair of roads falling in industrial<br />
area.<br />
7. Road links to all Railway Stations.<br />
8. Road links for villages located on the<br />
Tahsil boundaries.<br />
9. Overbridges for Railway Crossings<br />
10. By pass road to major Tahsil H. Q.<br />
11. Airstrip at Jalna<br />
12. Modification of Major District Road<br />
with Bridges<br />
13.Connection of all the villages between<br />
population 1000 to 1500 by <strong>district</strong><br />
roads<br />
14.Connection to Harijan Bastis<br />
15.Connection to all Rural Hospitals &<br />
P.H.C.s<br />
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15<br />
--<br />
73.70<br />
--<br />
70<br />
--<br />
144<br />
Proposed Developements Of Telecom Dept. Of Jalna<br />
--<br />
3<br />
8<br />
1<br />
--<br />
--<br />
300<br />
99.40<br />
454<br />
200<br />
1,050<br />
100<br />
6,355<br />
2,860<br />
• Laying of OFC cable in Jalna <strong>district</strong> for providing relible media in Jalna<br />
<strong>district</strong>.<br />
724<br />
233
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3. RISK ASSESSMENT AND VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS<br />
3.1 Economic, Occupational, Social and Educational Profile of the<br />
Population<br />
3.1.1 Economy<br />
• The total area of the Jalna <strong>district</strong> is 7618 Sq. Kms. constituting 2.51 % of the total<br />
state.<br />
• Jalna is the largest Tahsil covering an area of 1,221 sq.Kms. while Jafarabad tahsil is<br />
the smallest tahsil with an area of 737 Sq. Kms.<br />
• Physical features and the land use pattern indicate that the agriculture is the mainstay<br />
of the economy of Jalna <strong>district</strong>. The agricultural area of <strong>district</strong> is 649352 Hectare.<br />
i.e. Agricultural area of the <strong>district</strong> is more than 84.51 % of the total area of <strong>district</strong><br />
• The major crop of Jalna <strong>district</strong> are Jawar, Tur, Sunflower, Gram and Ground nut.<br />
• Major plantations are of Sweet Lemon.<br />
• Forest area of Jalna <strong>district</strong> is very small i.e. 12600 Hectares. Area only.<br />
• The total population of Jalna <strong>district</strong> according to 2001 Census is 16.12 Lakhs which<br />
is 1.67 % of the total population of the state.<br />
• The population living in rural areas constitute 80.93 % while urban population<br />
constitute 19.07 % of the total population.<br />
• The male population is 51.23% , while female population is 48.77 %.<br />
• The following table shows the tahsilwise <strong>information</strong> of population and number of<br />
villages of the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
Name of Tahsil Population<br />
(2001 census)<br />
Number of<br />
villages<br />
Number of<br />
Gram<br />
panchyat<br />
01 Jalna 4,32,129 151 120<br />
02 Badnapur 1,31,362 91 80<br />
03 Bhokardan 2,56,191 155 125<br />
04 Jafrabad 1,37,345 101 73<br />
05 Partur 1,45,495 98 81<br />
06 Mantha 1,30,234 117 93<br />
07 Ambad 2,07,142 138 111<br />
08 Ghansawangi 1,73,082 117 98<br />
Total 16,12,980 968 781<br />
Note: Provisinal Population in Jalna Distict is 19,58,483 as per census 2011<br />
talukawise is not availabale<br />
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• Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes account for 11.22 % and 3.88 % respectively<br />
of the total population.<br />
Sr. No. Name of Tahsil Percentage of SC Percentage of ST<br />
in %<br />
in %<br />
01 Jalna 10.43 2.97<br />
02 Bhokardan 11.48 7.47<br />
03 Ambad 10.54 3.89<br />
04 Partur 10.23 2.69<br />
05 Jafrabad 13.15 3.24<br />
06 Badnapur 12.53 2.37<br />
07 Mantha 12.24 4.01<br />
08 Ghansawangi 11.18 3.64<br />
• The details of occupational patterns of the urban and rural areas is given in the<br />
Section on Overview of the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
• Percentage of illiterates of the <strong>district</strong> is 46.04 %.<br />
Sr. No. Name of Tahsil % of Male illiterate % of Female<br />
illiterate<br />
01 Jalna 31.11% 51.62%<br />
02 Bhokardan 33.79% 60.73%<br />
03 Ambad 34.70% 59.92%<br />
04 Jafrabad 31.90% 58.52%<br />
05 Partur 37.19% 61.46%<br />
06 Badnapur 35.45% 64.33%<br />
07 Mantha 34.97% 61.37%<br />
08 Ghansawangi 37.37% 63.27%<br />
• There are 33 Jr. Colleges in Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
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3.1.2 Building Codes Implementation<br />
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• Jalna <strong>district</strong> comes under the purview of the Regional Town Planning Act and all<br />
proposals for non - agricultural use of the land - especially in Municipal areas i.e.<br />
in Jalna, Ambad, Bhokardan and Partur town get scrutinized by the Town Planning<br />
Department before granting permission. In urban areas for unsafe building<br />
• Within Municipal areas sect 195 of Maharashtra .Municipal ACT 1965 deals with<br />
this provisions and Municipal Council should take the appropriate steps for the<br />
concern activities. All unsafe buildings shall be conserved to constitute danger to<br />
public safety and hygiene and sanitation and shall be restored by repairs, demoltion<br />
or dealt with as other wise directed by the Authority<br />
• In rural areas, the Gram Panchayats are permitted to accord permissions for<br />
construction.<br />
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3.2 Disaster specific proneness<br />
3.2.1 Floods<br />
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• Jalna <strong>district</strong> has a sub-tropical climate in which the bulk of rainfall is received from<br />
South West Monsoon during June to September.<br />
• The rainfall characteristics of Jalna <strong>district</strong> are :<br />
Average rainfall -----<br />
Months during which<br />
Maximum rainfall occurs ----- July and August<br />
• In the last 30 years there have been following flood episodes in the <strong>district</strong>. The<br />
reason of the flood episodes is heavy rain and the villages on bank of river Godavari<br />
are flood affected due to the discharge water of Jayakwadi Dam in Godavari River<br />
.<br />
Sr. No. Name of Tahsil Name of village Year of flood<br />
1 Ghansawangi 1. Gunj Bk.<br />
1979<br />
(Total 2 Villages) 2. Gadhesawargaon<br />
2 Partur 1. Golegaon<br />
1989-90<br />
(Total 2 Villages) 2. Devala<br />
3<br />
Badnapur<br />
(Total 1 Village)<br />
1. Nanegaon<br />
1992<br />
Ambad 1. Gondi<br />
(Total 2 Villages) 2. Domelgaon<br />
4 Bhokardan<br />
1. Selud<br />
(Total 3 Villages) 2. Paradh<br />
3. Bhokardan<br />
Slum Area<br />
2006<br />
Jafrabad<br />
1. Konad<br />
(Total 2 Villages) 2. Nimkheda<br />
Ambad<br />
1. Gori<br />
(Total 16 Villages) 2. Gandhari<br />
3. Domalgaon<br />
4. Walkeshwar<br />
5. Kuran<br />
6. Gondi<br />
7. Ganga Chincholi<br />
8.<br />
Pimpalgaon<br />
9. Balegaon<br />
10.Apegaon<br />
Sashta<br />
11.Shahagad<br />
12.Patharwala Bk<br />
13.Hasanapur<br />
14.Kothala<br />
15.Indalgaon<br />
16.Sadegaon<br />
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Partur<br />
(Total 5 Villages)<br />
Mantha<br />
(Total 3 Villages)<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
(Total 17 Villages)<br />
1. Golegaon<br />
2. Sankatpuri<br />
3. Sa.Ganga Kinara<br />
4. Changatpuri<br />
5. Sawargaon Bk.<br />
1. Devthan Uswad<br />
2. Hanumatkheda<br />
3. Kanadi<br />
1. Bhadli<br />
2. Siraswadi<br />
3. Rajatakli<br />
4. Mangrul<br />
5. Mudregaon<br />
6. Ramasgaon<br />
7. Gunj<br />
8. Banegaon<br />
9. Saundalgaon<br />
10.Lingsewadi<br />
11.Ukkadgaon<br />
12.Shivangaon<br />
13.Jogladevi<br />
14.Bhogaon<br />
15.Shevta<br />
16.Kothi<br />
17.Pangh<br />
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• Flood Prone Villages of Jalna District :-Recently according to flood history there<br />
are 46 Villages in Jalna <strong>district</strong> are high probability Flood prone villages. Out of<br />
which 38 Villages on the bank of river Godavari in Tahsil Ambad, Ghansawangi and<br />
Partur 8 Villages on the bank of river Purna and others in Tahsil Mantha,<br />
Bhokardan and Jafrabad are flood prone villages of Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
• Tahsilwise flood prone villages of the <strong>district</strong> as per the Recent Flood Case History<br />
during year 2006 as follows.<br />
Dist Tahsiil<br />
Location<br />
[name of<br />
place]<br />
Name of<br />
River<br />
Village<br />
Jalna Jalna -- --<br />
Badnapur -- --<br />
Bhokardan<br />
(Total 3 Villages)<br />
Jafrabad<br />
(Total 2 Villages)<br />
Ambad<br />
(Total 16 Villages)<br />
Partur<br />
(Total 5 Villages)<br />
Mantha<br />
(Total 3 Villages)<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
(Total 17 Villages)<br />
Dhamna<br />
Raghol<br />
Kelna<br />
Kal<br />
1. Selud<br />
2. Paradh<br />
3. Bhokardan<br />
Slum Area<br />
1. Konad<br />
2. Nimkheda<br />
Godavari 1. Gori<br />
2. Gandhari<br />
3. Domalgaon<br />
4. Walkeshwar<br />
5. Kuran<br />
6. Godi<br />
7. Ganga Chincholi<br />
8. Sashta Pimpalgaon<br />
9. Balegaon<br />
10. Apegaon<br />
11. Shahagad<br />
12. Patharwala Bk<br />
13. Hasanapur<br />
14. Kothala<br />
15. Indalgaon<br />
16. Sadegaon<br />
Godavari 1. Golegaon<br />
2. Sankatpuri<br />
3. Sa.Ganga Kinara<br />
4. Changatpuri<br />
5. Sawargaon Bk.<br />
Purna 1.Devthan Uswad<br />
2. Hanumatkheda<br />
3. Kanadi<br />
Godavari 1. Bhadli<br />
2. Siraswadi<br />
3. Rajatakli<br />
4. Mangrul<br />
5. Mudregaon<br />
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6. Ramasgaon<br />
7. Gunj<br />
8. Banegaon<br />
9. Saundalgaon<br />
10. Lingsewadi<br />
11. Ukkadgaon<br />
12. Shivangaon<br />
13. Jogladevi<br />
14. Bhogaon<br />
15. Shevta<br />
16. Kothi<br />
17. Panghri<br />
• Tahsilwise villages on bank of river of the <strong>district</strong> are as follows.<br />
NAME OF TAHSIL NAME OF RIVER VILLAGES ON THE<br />
BANK OF RIVER<br />
1. Jalna<br />
1. Kundlika<br />
1. Tandulwadi<br />
2.Rohanwadi<br />
3.Sarwadi<br />
4.Pachanwadgaon<br />
5. Khanepuri<br />
6.Bhatepuri<br />
(TOTAL - 27 VILLAGES)<br />
7.Bapkal<br />
8. Hatwan<br />
9. Karla<br />
10. Mamadabad<br />
2. Kalyan<br />
3. Dudhana<br />
1. Pirkalyan<br />
2. Somnath<br />
3. Jalgaon<br />
4. Nirkheda<br />
5. Bramhankheda<br />
6. Bhilpuri (kh)<br />
7. Maujpuri<br />
8. Dhandegaon<br />
9. Khanepuri<br />
10. Ghodegaon<br />
11. Dhanora<br />
1. Golapangari<br />
2. Dudhana kalegaon<br />
3. Mali Pimpalgaon<br />
4. Wazar<br />
5. Kotha.<br />
6. Thekuli<br />
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2. Ambad<br />
(TOTAL - 32 VILLAGES)<br />
3. Ghansawangi<br />
( TOTAL - 24 VILLAGES)<br />
1. Dudhana<br />
2. Sukhana<br />
3. Galati<br />
4. Godavari<br />
1. Godavari<br />
2. Dudhana<br />
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1. Alamgaon<br />
2. Chambharwadi<br />
3. Nagzari<br />
4. Gola<br />
5. Katkheda<br />
6. Bathan(kh)<br />
1. Maher Bhaygaon<br />
2. Chikangaon<br />
3. Deshgavhan<br />
4. Badhapur<br />
5. Antarwali awa<br />
1. Domegaon<br />
2. Koli sirasgaon<br />
3. Dadhegaon<br />
4. Khodgaon<br />
5. Pithori Sirasgaon<br />
6. Karanjala<br />
7. Bhingurdenala<br />
8. Kothala (Kh)<br />
1. Bolegaon<br />
2. Apegaon<br />
3. Sashta Pimpalgaon<br />
4. Domalgaon<br />
5. Gauri<br />
6. Gandhari<br />
7. Shahagad<br />
8. Walkeshwar<br />
9. Patharwala (BK]<br />
10. Gondi<br />
11. Hasanapur<br />
12. Ganga Chincholi<br />
13, Sadegaon<br />
1. Ramasgaon<br />
2. Nihalsingwadi<br />
3. Sondalgaon<br />
4. Bhoggaon<br />
5. Mudegaon<br />
6. Manepuri<br />
7. Rajatakali<br />
8. Kukadgaon<br />
9. Shevata<br />
10. Shivangaon<br />
11. Bhayadi<br />
12 Siraswadi<br />
13. Gunj<br />
14. Shripatdhamangaon<br />
1. Mundregaon<br />
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4. Partur<br />
(TOTAL 15 VILLAGES )<br />
5. Mantha<br />
( TOTAL - 10 VILLAGES )<br />
6. Badnapur<br />
( TOTAL - 17 VILLAGES )<br />
3. Naru Nala<br />
1. Godavari<br />
2. Jam<br />
3. Dudhana<br />
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2. Gadhe sawargaon<br />
3. Bhutegaon<br />
4. Karadgaon<br />
5. Chitrawadgaon<br />
6. Ranjaniwadi<br />
1. Kandari Ambad<br />
2. Paduli<br />
3. Antarwala Tembhi<br />
4. Pandhari Bk<br />
1. Changatpuri<br />
2. Golegaon<br />
3. Sawangi<br />
1. Sawargaon<br />
1. Babai<br />
2. Dolhara<br />
3. Nandra<br />
4. Akruka<br />
5. Nagpur’<br />
6. Karegaon<br />
7. Padali<br />
8. Rohina<br />
9. Mapegaon (kh)<br />
10. Jategaon<br />
11. Devala<br />
1. Purna 1. Waghala<br />
2. Dudha<br />
3. Kanadi<br />
4. Uswad<br />
2. Dudhana 1. Hatwan<br />
2. Nansi<br />
3. Wanjola<br />
4. Tambeshwar<br />
5. Kedarwadi<br />
6. Wai<br />
1. Dudhana<br />
1. Nanegaon<br />
2. Somthana<br />
3. Nikalak Akola<br />
4. Badanapur<br />
5. Padali<br />
6. Ambadgaon<br />
7. Thoksal<br />
8. Manjargaon<br />
9. Kumbhari<br />
10. Saygaon<br />
2. Lahuki<br />
1. Warudi<br />
2. Kadegaon<br />
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7. Bhokardan<br />
( TOTAL - 36 VILLAGES )<br />
8. Jafrabad<br />
7(TOTAL - 14 VILLAGES)<br />
3. Sukhana<br />
1. Dhamana<br />
2. Jui<br />
3. Khelna<br />
4. Purna<br />
5. Girja<br />
1.Khelna<br />
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3. Kasturwadi<br />
4. Roshangaon<br />
1. Wakulni<br />
2. Ranjangaon<br />
3. Ghotan<br />
1. Selud<br />
2. Paradh<br />
3. Paradbhadi<br />
1. Wadsed<br />
2. Tadkalas<br />
3. Borgaon Jahangir<br />
4. Sipora bazar<br />
1. Bhokardan (Urban)<br />
2. Awahana<br />
3. Rameshwara<br />
4. Lingewadi<br />
5. Kodoli<br />
6. Takli<br />
7. Dautpur<br />
1. Tandulwadi<br />
2. Jainpur<br />
3. Kothara<br />
4. Nanda<br />
5. Limgaon<br />
6. Kopardi<br />
7. Belora<br />
8. Wallya<br />
9. Wallya Jahangir<br />
10. Nirkheda<br />
11. Kedarkhoda<br />
12. Nalani (Kh.)<br />
13. Nalani (Bk.)<br />
14. Tadegaon<br />
15. Khaparkheda<br />
1. Wajirdheda<br />
2. Wita<br />
3. Latifpur<br />
4. Borgaon Khadakgaon<br />
5. Borgaon Taru<br />
6. Takli<br />
7. Pimpalgaon<br />
1. Pimpalgaon Kad<br />
2. Warud<br />
3. Warkhedawiro<br />
4. Takli<br />
5. Haratkheda<br />
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2. Jui<br />
3. Purna<br />
• The episodes of floods are given in Annexure III.<br />
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1. Asai<br />
2. Bhorkheda<br />
1. Bhorkhedi<br />
2. Garkheda<br />
3. Jafrabad<br />
4. Borkhedi (Bk.)<br />
5. Aland<br />
6. Kumbharzari<br />
7. Hanmantkheda<br />
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3.2.2 Earthquakes<br />
• As compared to other <strong>disaster</strong>s, earthquake is the most disastrous of all natural<br />
calamities. The <strong>district</strong> administration is more conscious about it. The mild shock of<br />
the Marathwada earthquake in 1993 prompted the <strong>district</strong> administration to identify<br />
the weak zone prone areas or lineament prone villages at the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
• Due to the lack of seismic instruments, the administration has not studied the<br />
vulnerability of villages to a possible earthquake. According to lineament map of the<br />
<strong>district</strong>, the Sr. Geologist of GSDA, Jalna has analyzed tahsilwise villages, which are<br />
vulnerable to earthquake. However, a detailed scientific study of lineaments of<br />
earthquake - prone villages is required to be done.<br />
EARTH QUAKE<br />
Medical Facilities<br />
Sr. No. Area<br />
Beds<br />
DH/SDH RH PHC Sub Center Manpower Available<br />
1 Jalna 2 1 6 30 121 66<br />
2 Ambad 1 6 34 133 70<br />
3 Badnapur -- 1 4 22 105 41<br />
4 Bhokardan -- 1 8 36 140 89<br />
5 Ghansavangi -- 1 5 27 88 77<br />
6 Jafrabad -- 2 4 21 85 44<br />
7 Mantha -- 1 3 24 80 75<br />
8 Partur -- 1 4 19 89 43<br />
Total 3 8 40 213 841 505<br />
• List of villages having weak zones or lineaments in Jalna <strong>district</strong> is given below :<br />
Name of Tahsil Name of Earthquake Prone Villages<br />
High Probability Medium<br />
Probability<br />
Low Probability<br />
1. Jalna Golapangri<br />
Wazar Hivara<br />
Bathan<br />
Roshangaon<br />
Gadhe Sewargaon<br />
Tandul-Wadi<br />
2. Bhokardon ---- ---- Nalani (Kh)<br />
Devulgaon<br />
Janephal<br />
Javkheda(Kh)<br />
Javkheda(Bk)<br />
Dagadwadi<br />
Tapowan<br />
Loangaon<br />
Umarkheda<br />
Devaligavhan<br />
3. Partur ---- ---- Suramgaon<br />
Hastur Tana<br />
Ashti<br />
Palasi<br />
4. Ambad Alamgaon Khodgaon Lamani Tanda<br />
Bhanang Jalgaon Pimparkhed (Kh)<br />
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5. Jafarbad Tembhurni<br />
Savangi<br />
Borgaon (Kh)<br />
Ambewadi<br />
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Bharadi<br />
Rui<br />
Antarwale<br />
Haratkheda<br />
6. Ghansewangi Kardgaon Daithana<br />
Yaval Pimpri<br />
7. Badnapur Ranjangaon Saygaon<br />
Dhopteshwar<br />
Badnapur<br />
Akola<br />
Niklak<br />
Dhamangaon<br />
Devgaon<br />
Somthana<br />
8. Mantha Akani<br />
Dhoksal<br />
Wadhona<br />
Waijoda<br />
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Chinchkheda<br />
Wadi lasura<br />
Koli Sirasgaon<br />
Awa<br />
Pimpalgaon<br />
Kavatha Math Borgaon<br />
Borgaon(Bk)<br />
Mirkheda<br />
Veerkheda<br />
Harpala<br />
Aratkheda<br />
Devali Gavhan<br />
Chitra Wadgaon<br />
Mudegaon<br />
Sindhi-<br />
Pimpalgaon<br />
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3.2.3 Fires<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• There are six industrial zones in the <strong>district</strong> and various types of industries are<br />
located in Jalna <strong>district</strong>. In Jalna <strong>district</strong> Chemical industries, Spinning mills, Oil<br />
and Dal mills, Sugar factories and some factories of paper products are located,<br />
which are vulnerable to fires .<br />
• The <strong>district</strong> administration has ranked fire at fourth position on the basis of past<br />
occurrences and has indicated a medium probability of future occurrences.<br />
According to Fire officer of Fire Brigade Jalna, major fires were experienced at the<br />
cotton purchase centres and medium fires were experienced at cattle sheds, huts, hay<br />
stacks, oil mills, saw mills and Godowns. In the last 15 years there were 600 fire<br />
cases in the <strong>district</strong>. In the last 15 years there have been no deaths due to these fire<br />
episodes but total loss due to fire is Rs. 2,92,85,011/-<br />
• The Fire officer, Jalna has stated that out of 4 Municipal Councils, only Jalna<br />
Municipal Council has 2 fire fighting machines. The <strong>district</strong> administration has<br />
recommended that one fire machine may be given at Partur town which will enable<br />
the authorities to tackle the fires in the other parts of the <strong>district</strong> more effectively.<br />
According to the past experience, hazardous fire cases have occurred in the urban<br />
areas of the Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
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3.2.4 Road Accidents<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• As compared to other Metro cities, the low traffic volume in Jalna is responsible for<br />
very few road accidents in Jalna <strong>district</strong>. However the heavy traffic volume on Jalna<br />
– Aurangabad road, especially due to chemical tankers and tankers carrying<br />
inflammable materials, is responsible for many road accidents.<br />
• There are 967 villages in Jalna <strong>district</strong>. Out of these, 590 villages have been<br />
connected by perennial roads while 187 villages have been connected by seasonal<br />
roads. There is no National Highway in the <strong>district</strong>. The state Highways are 700.490<br />
Kms. long while Z.P. roads are of 2374.31 Kms. lengths. According to Department<br />
of Industrial Safety and Health, there are 10 vehicles carrying hazardous finished<br />
products which move out from Industries within Jalna during a month. According to<br />
Assistant Regional Transport Officer and Police Officials, there are approximately<br />
more than 100 vehicles carrying hazardous materials which either pass through the<br />
<strong>district</strong> or bring raw material for industries within the <strong>district</strong> during a month. These<br />
can become likely causes of road accidents.<br />
• There are 19 Bridges on rivers and 120 Railway Bridges in Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
• The Non-electrified railway routes are of 98 Kms. lengths. There are 15 unmanned<br />
railway crossings in Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
• The <strong>district</strong> administration ranks Road Accidents as the highest priority due to the<br />
seriousness and frequency of previous accident cases in the <strong>district</strong>. Most road<br />
accidents occurred mainly due to carelessness of the drivers.<br />
• According to the <strong>district</strong> administration, the places which are vulnerable to road<br />
accidents are as follows .<br />
Sr. No. Road Place<br />
01 Jalna – Aurangabad Road Dawalwadi Near Badnapur<br />
02 Jalna – Mantha Road Near Mantha<br />
03 Jalna – Ambad Road Ambad – T- Point Near Govt.<br />
Guest House, Survey No. 488<br />
• According to Police officials, 2634 Road Accidents occurred in Jalna <strong>district</strong> during<br />
the last 15 years. The number of deaths due to Road Accidents is 671 during the last<br />
15 years. According to the Assistant Regional Transport Officer, the probability of<br />
road accidents in future is medium.<br />
• The Case Histories of Fatal Road Accidents is given in Annexure III.<br />
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Sr.<br />
No.<br />
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ACCIDENT PRON AREA IN THE DISTRICT<br />
High Risk Roads<br />
Nearest Medical Services<br />
RH PHC<br />
1 Jalna - Ambad Road Dhangar Pimpri<br />
2 Jalna - Aurangabad Road Badnapur Shelgaon, Wakulni<br />
3 Jalna - Mantha Road Mantha Viregao, Watur<br />
4 Jalna - Bhokardan Road Bhokardan Pir Pimplegaon, Rajur, Kedarkheda<br />
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3.2.5 Epidemics<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• The <strong>district</strong> administration ranks epidemics as the third priority as compared<br />
to other <strong>disaster</strong>s. The District Health Officer (DHO) Z.P. stated that 23<br />
outbreaks occurred in the last 3 years.i.e.Year2009- 2011. The total number<br />
of deaths due to these outbreaks is 6.<br />
• According to the definition of epidemic outbreaks in the <strong>district</strong>, the District<br />
Health Officer and Civil Surgeon stated that the type of outbreaks which<br />
occurred in Jalna <strong>district</strong> are mainly Gastro Enteritis, Cholera , Typhoid ,<br />
inf. Hepatitis and viral fever.<br />
• The main reason of epidemic outbreak is infected drinking water and<br />
leakages of water supply pipes. According to the Medical authorities of the<br />
<strong>district</strong>, the <strong>district</strong> administration has been able to sufficiently tackle these<br />
outbreaks.<br />
• According to previous case histories, the Health department (DHO, Z.P.)<br />
has analyzed the tahsilwise villages vulnerable to epidemics.<br />
• District Health Officer, Zilla Parishad, Jalna has stated that the villages<br />
which are vulnerable to epidemics are as under :In rural areas, there is 1<br />
PHC for every 30,000 people. Each primary health center 1 Sub Center for<br />
5000 papulation has one male and one female health worker. They are<br />
provided with necessary medicine and equipment to tackle day to day<br />
demands.The Health Dept. of Zilla Parishad has their own epidemic survey<br />
team which maintains the Case Histories of outbreaks and takes the<br />
necessary actions to tackle the epidemics. Training has been provided to all<br />
Gram Panchayats for treatment of potable water. Bleaching powder is used<br />
to purify the water. Health education and awareness campaigns are being<br />
carried out at village levels by DHO, Jalna.There are 8 Laboratory for water<br />
testing. The details of Pathological laboratories, Blood banks and other<br />
health services are given in Government and Pvt. Sector Resources.<br />
A-V Epidemic Prone Areas Of Jalna District ( 2009- 2011 )<br />
Name of Tahsil Name of villages/Wards<br />
Jalna<br />
(TOTAL -5 )<br />
1. Rathod Nagar<br />
2. Paniwes Jalna<br />
3. Shevli<br />
4. Dukri Pimpri<br />
5. Raheman Ganj<br />
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Badnapur<br />
(TOTAL -1 )<br />
Ambad<br />
(TOTAL - 1 )<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
( TOTAL - 9 )<br />
Mantha<br />
( TOTAL - 0 )<br />
Partur<br />
( TOTAL - 0 )<br />
Bhokardan<br />
( TOTAL – 4 )<br />
Jafarbad<br />
( TOTAL – 3 )<br />
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1. Mahanubhav Ashram<br />
1. Matimand Vidyalay<br />
1. Gunj<br />
2. Jamb Tanda<br />
3. Rajegaon<br />
4. Yawal Pimpri Tanda<br />
5. Ghansavangi<br />
6. Bhendala<br />
7. Antarwala<br />
8. Kandari Kakde<br />
9. Kumbar Pimplegaon<br />
1. Hisoda Kh<br />
2. Kshirsagar<br />
3. Wiregaon<br />
4. Jalgaon Sapkal<br />
1. .Deulgaon Ugle<br />
2. PokhariKad<br />
3. Pimplegaon<br />
HEALTH FACILITY IN THE DISTRICT<br />
Sr. No. Points No.<br />
1 District Hospital 1<br />
2 Women Hospital 1<br />
3 Sub Dist. Hospital 1<br />
4 Rural Hospital 8<br />
5 Primary Health Center 40<br />
6 Sub Center 213<br />
7 District Health Laboratory 1<br />
8 Rural Health Laboratory 7<br />
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9 Dist. Malaria Office 1<br />
10 Dist-Tuberculosis Office 1<br />
11 Dist. Leprosy Office 1<br />
13 Ayurvedic Dispensceries 3<br />
14 Unani Dispensceries 3<br />
15 Public Health Unit 2<br />
16 Civil Dispensceries 1<br />
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3.2.6 Industrial and Chemical Accidents<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• Jalna <strong>district</strong> is primarily an agricultural <strong>district</strong>. Only 5.471 Sq. Kms. is the industrial<br />
area of the <strong>district</strong>. There are 6 MIDC estates at Jalna. The principal types of industries<br />
are Steel Plants & Steel Re-Rolling Mills Engineering, Dal Mills, R and D, Seeds<br />
Processing, Cotton Ginning & Pressing, Cotton Spinning Mills, Tiles and Cement Pipe,<br />
Pole Factory, Edible Oil Refineries, Paper Products, Dairy, Insecticides/Pesticides,<br />
Plastics, Rubber, Mixed Fertilizers & Sugar Industries etc. The <strong>district</strong> administration<br />
has ranked the industrial and chemical accidents at sixth position on the basis of past<br />
case histories.<br />
Following are the List of Chemical Factories situated in Jalna District.<br />
Sr.No Name of Factories Address<br />
1<br />
1<br />
SMARTHA SAHAKARI SAKHAR<br />
KARKHANA LTD.<br />
MITTAL PETROCHEMICALS (P)<br />
LTD.<br />
ANKUSHNAGAR<br />
TQ. AMBAD<br />
BORKHEDI<br />
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CHEMICAL<br />
HANDLED<br />
ALCOHOL<br />
1800 MT<br />
L.P.G.<br />
1000 MT<br />
3 AJAY ICE FACTORES PARTUR AMMONIA<br />
4 BHAKTI EXTRACTION PVT. LTD. G-1, Addl. MIDC HEXANE<br />
5 HINDUSTAN COMPOSITES LTD C-11, Addl. MIDC<br />
METHANOL<br />
ASBESTOS<br />
6 NRB BEARINGS LTD C-6, Addl. MIDC L.P.G.<br />
7<br />
S.S.D. AGRO IND.PVT.LTD. (SOL.<br />
EXTR. PLANT)<br />
8 SANJAY INSECTICIDES PVT.LTD.<br />
9 SAPANA POLY-PLAST<br />
G.N. 77<br />
DAREGAON<br />
G.N. 206<br />
PANSHENDRA<br />
D-52/3, Addl.<br />
MIDC<br />
HEXANE<br />
PESTICIDES<br />
TOLUNE DIA<br />
ISOCINATE<br />
10 GOVT. MILK CHILLING CENTRE OLD MIDC AMMONIA<br />
11 SURESH CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES<br />
12<br />
SHRI. BALAJI UDYOG (SOLVENT<br />
EXTR. PLANT)<br />
13 NILAM ICE FACTORY<br />
W-26, Addl.<br />
MIDC<br />
GUT NO. 77<br />
GUNDEWADI<br />
RAILWAY<br />
STATION<br />
ROAD<br />
SULPHURIC<br />
ACID<br />
HEXANE<br />
AMMONIA
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• Out of the 13 hazardous industries, two Factories are classified as Major Accident<br />
Hazardous (MAH) Factories prescribed under Maharashtra Factories (Control of<br />
Industrial Major Accident Hazardous) Rules 2003 i.e.<br />
a) Samartha Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd., Ankushnagar, Tq. Ambad &<br />
The principal activity of the plant is the production of industrial alcohol from Molasses.<br />
The industrial alcohol is highly inflammable and hence the storage and processing of<br />
industrial alcohol is hazardous.<br />
b) Mittal Petrochemicals Pvt.Ltd., Borkhedi, Tq. Dist. Jalna.<br />
The principal activity is L.P.G. Bottling<br />
• Majority of the Chemical Factories are situated in M.I.D.C. Jalna<br />
• One of the Factories is handling a toxic chemicals (Pestisides) & most of the others are<br />
handling inflammable chemicals.<br />
• In the factories handling inflammable chemicals a suitable fire fighting arrangements<br />
such as fire hydrant system & portable fire extinguishers.<br />
• Also there are well equipped first aid facility with personal protective equipment in the<br />
factory premises such as Masks, Hand Gloves, Oxygen Masks, Air respirators, Air<br />
separators, etc.<br />
• In case of poisoning, antidote treatment is provided and available in the factory.<br />
• Layout of the plan is available which is useful in the case of an emergency.<br />
• The fire fighting equipments are available from Jalna fire brigade station, which is the<br />
nearest fire station.<br />
• The factory officials explained that in emergency periods, the immediate response of all<br />
services is necessary.<br />
• There is a serious need of fire fighting equipment with Ambad town, since they have no<br />
fire brigade and the nearest fire station is at Jalna which is 30-35 kms. away from<br />
Ambad.<br />
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Fact Sheets on Industries<br />
• There are total 270 factories situated in Jalna District<br />
Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis<br />
• There have been 47 industrial and chemical accidents in Jalna <strong>district</strong> during the last 3<br />
years. There have been 10 deaths in the industrial accidents during the last 3 years.<br />
• The Material Safety Data Sheet of majority of hazardous chemicals are enclosed in<br />
Annexure.<br />
• INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT PRON AREA IN DISTRICT<br />
Sr.no. Industries<br />
1 Jalna<br />
2 Ambad<br />
Area<br />
Nearest Medical Services<br />
RH PHC<br />
MIDC, Add. MIDC,<br />
Dawalwadi, Ramnagar DH Shelgaon<br />
MIDC, Mahakala,<br />
Shahagad,<br />
Ankushnagar, Dhakalgao SDH<br />
Wadigodari<br />
3 Badnapur Badnapur Badnapur Shelgaon<br />
4 Bhokardan<br />
5 Ghansavangi Devi Dahegaon, Bhaygaon Ghansavangi Tirthpuri<br />
6 Jafrabad Mahora Jafrabad Mahora<br />
7 Mantha<br />
8 Partur Amba, MIDC Partur<br />
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Damage<br />
3.3 Disaster Probability<br />
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Earthquakes Floods Cyclones Epidemics Industrial<br />
and<br />
Chemical<br />
Accidents<br />
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Fires Road<br />
Accidents<br />
Loss of lives Medium Medium Low Medium Low Medium High<br />
Injuries Medium Medium Low Medium Low Medium High<br />
Damage to<br />
and<br />
Destruction of<br />
Property<br />
Medium Medium --- --- Low --- Low<br />
Damage to<br />
cattle and<br />
livestock<br />
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low<br />
Damage to<br />
subsistence<br />
and crops<br />
Medium Medium Low --- --- Low ----<br />
Disruption of<br />
lifestyle<br />
Medium Low Low Low Low Low Low<br />
Disruption of<br />
community<br />
life<br />
Medium Low --- Low Low Low Low<br />
Loss of<br />
livelihood<br />
Medium Medium Low Low Low Medium High<br />
Disruption of<br />
services<br />
Medium Low Low --- Low Medium Low<br />
Damage to<br />
infrastructure<br />
and/or<br />
disruption of<br />
government<br />
systems<br />
Medium Medium Low Low Low Low Low<br />
Impact on<br />
National<br />
Economy<br />
Medium Low Low Low Low Medium Low<br />
Social and<br />
Psychological<br />
after –effects<br />
High Low Low Low Medium High High
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3.4 Specific Vulnerability of Systems and Services to Disaster Events<br />
Specific<br />
Vulnerability<br />
of<br />
Vulnerable to<br />
Earthquakes Floods Cyclones Epidemics Fires Road<br />
Accidents<br />
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Industrial<br />
and<br />
Chemical<br />
Accidents<br />
Road Network Yes Yes ---- ---- --- Yes ----<br />
Rail Network Yes --- ---- --- --- --- ----<br />
Power Supply Yes Yes Yes --- Yes --- ----<br />
Water Supply Yes Yes ---- Yes --- --- ---<br />
Sewage Yes Yes --- ---- --- --- ---<br />
Hospitals --- --- --- Yes --- --- ---<br />
Food stocks and<br />
supplies<br />
--- --- --- --- Yes --- ---<br />
Communication<br />
systems<br />
Yes Yes Yes --- Yes --- ---
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3.5 Ranking and Probability of Disaster Episodes<br />
Event Ranking of events in Probability of future<br />
terms of past occurrence<br />
occurrence High Medium Low<br />
Earthquakes V --- Medium ---<br />
Floods I High --- ---<br />
Cyclones VII --- --- Low<br />
Epidemics III --- --- Low<br />
Industrial and Chemical VI --- --- ---<br />
Accidents<br />
Fires IV --- Medium ---<br />
Road Accidents II High --- ---<br />
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Annexure I : Case Studies of Disaster Episodes<br />
ANNEXURE I - DISASTER EPISODES IN JALNA DISTRICT<br />
Epidemics<br />
Episode 1<br />
*Type of episode : Epidemics (Gastro)<br />
*Location : Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
*Date : JULY 1996<br />
*Reason assigned for the event : Unsafe and infected water.<br />
*Warning system used : Yes.<br />
*Community response to warning system : Yes.<br />
*Administrative response to warning system : Yes.<br />
*Assessment of administrative preparedness : Yes, for purchase of medicines<br />
*Area affected : Urban and rural areas of Jalna<br />
<strong>district</strong>.<br />
*Extent of damage :<br />
(Note : The damage may be quantified in number and also in Rupees for each type of<br />
damage.)<br />
No. of lives lost : Four.<br />
Procedure followed for assessing various types<br />
of damages and compensation norms used : As per the Hospital's record.<br />
*Departmentwise breakup of expenditure incurred on relief and rehabilitation<br />
(Immediate as well as long term)<br />
Name of Department Type of relief / compensation<br />
/ rehabilitation<br />
General Hospital<br />
Treated patients by giving<br />
Jalna<br />
them Medicines and well<br />
(Health Services)<br />
services also discharged<br />
Expenditure<br />
Rs.3,12,210=00<br />
* Organisational structures involved to manage the emergency, specify the departments<br />
involved.:-<br />
1) Indian Medical Association<br />
2) Municipal council Jalna.<br />
* Nature of supports from the State and Central authorities.:-<br />
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From State Government : Released grant for purchase of medicines<br />
etc.<br />
From Central Government : Nil.<br />
* Methods used for mobilising resources,<br />
N.G.O's (Non-Government organisation) : Meeting of Members of Indian Medical<br />
Community response Association and Municipal authorities<br />
held.<br />
* Legal or procedural bottleneck : Nil<br />
experienced in managing the situation<br />
* Lessons learnt by officials and communities in dealing with <strong>disaster</strong> along with special<br />
suggestions for improving procedures.<br />
Lesson learnt :- Co-operation from Indian Medical Association/Staff of the Hospital,<br />
Municipal officials and other voluntary organisations and community based organisations<br />
was good.<br />
Suggestions :- Medical Health Education and Disaster Awareness should be given to<br />
public.<br />
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Episode 2<br />
Annexure I : Case Studies of Disaster Episodes<br />
* Type of episode : Epidemics (Cholera)<br />
* Location : Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
* Date : July 1993<br />
* Reason assigned for the event: : Unsafe and infected water.<br />
* Warning system used : : Yes.<br />
* Community response to warning system : Yes.<br />
* Administrative response to warning system : Yes.<br />
* Assessment of administrative preparedness : Yes, for purchase of medicines<br />
* Area affected : Urban and rural areas of Jalna<br />
<strong>district</strong>.<br />
* Extent of damage<br />
No. of lives lost: Three<br />
* Procedure followed for assessing various types<br />
of damages and compensation norms used : As per the Hospital's record<br />
* Departmentwise breakup of expenditure incurred on relief and rehabilitation<br />
(Immediate as well as long term)<br />
Name of Department Type of relief /<br />
compensation/ rehabilitation<br />
Hospital<br />
Treated patients by giving<br />
Jalna<br />
them Medicines and well<br />
(Health Services)<br />
services also discharged<br />
Expenditure<br />
Rs.6,99,091=00<br />
* Organizational structures involved to manage the emergency, specify the<br />
departments involved.:-<br />
1) Indian Medical Association<br />
2) Municipal council Jalna.<br />
* Nature of supports from the State and Central authorities.:-<br />
From State Government : Released grant for purchase of medicines<br />
etc.<br />
From Central Government : Nil.<br />
* Methods used for mobilising resources,<br />
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N.G.O's (Non-Government organization) : Meeting of Members of Indian Medical<br />
Community response Association and Municipal authorities<br />
held.<br />
* Legal or procedural bottleneck experienced<br />
in managing the situation : Nil<br />
* Lessons learnt by officials and communities in dealing with <strong>disaster</strong> along with special<br />
suggestions for improving procedures.<br />
Lesson learnt : Co-operation from Indian Medical<br />
Association/Staff of the Hospital/<br />
Municipal officials, voluntary agencies<br />
and<br />
other community based organisations<br />
was good.<br />
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Episode 3<br />
Annexure I : Case Studies of Disaster Episodes<br />
* Type of episode : Epidemics (Gastro enteritis epidemic)<br />
* Location : Ranjani, Taluka Ambad, in Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
* Date : 18th July 1992 to 11th August 1992.<br />
* Reason assigned for the event : Water supply pipe line leakages and lack<br />
of regular disinfenction of drinking<br />
water by local gram panchayat authority.<br />
* Warning system used : Yes.<br />
* Community response to warning system : No.<br />
* Administrative response to warning system : Yes.<br />
* Assessment of administrative preparedness : No.<br />
* Area affected No. of villages : One<br />
* Extent of damage : 110 persons affected from the disease.<br />
No. of lives lost : One.<br />
* Procedure followed for assessing various<br />
types of damages and compensation norms used : Compensation not given.<br />
* Departmentwise breakup of expenditure incurred on relief and rehabilitation<br />
(Immediate as well as long term)<br />
Name of Department Type of relief /<br />
compensation/ rehabilitation<br />
Health deptt Special treatment ward opened<br />
at PHC Ranjani and treatment<br />
given to patients and contact<br />
treatment given to their<br />
relatives. Compensation could<br />
not be given<br />
Expenditure<br />
Rs. 4,380=00<br />
* Organizational structures involved to manage the emergency, specify the<br />
departments involved.:-<br />
Local private medical practitioners give support for the treatment given to the patient.<br />
* Nature of supports from the State and Central authorities.:-<br />
From State Government :- Epidemic medicine supply from the Joint<br />
Director, Health Services, (Health) Pune.<br />
From Central Government :- Nil.<br />
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Methods used for mobilising resources, N.G.O's (Non-Government organization)<br />
Community response :-By Health education, about personnel and environmental hygiene<br />
and daily water purification.<br />
*Legal or procedural bottleneck experienced in managing the situation: Nil<br />
*Lessons learnt by officials and communities in dealing with <strong>disaster</strong> along<br />
with special suggestions for improving procedures.: Nil.<br />
Lesson learnt :- To avoid such type of epidemics water disinfection<br />
regularly done by Gram Panchayat authority increase the awareness of<br />
Hygiene in community by Health education.<br />
Suggestions :- Water disinfection regularly done by Gram Panchayat.<br />
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Episode 4<br />
* Type of episode : Dengue fever out break.<br />
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* Location : Baji Umrad, Taluka Jalna, in Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
* Date : 19/05/1995 to 26/6/1995<br />
* Reason assigned for the event : Storage of water in Ranjan and these<br />
Ranjans not cleaned every week .<br />
Mosquito breeds in this water.<br />
* Warning system used : Yes.<br />
* Community response to warning system : No.<br />
* Administrative response to warning system : Yes.<br />
* Assessment of administrative preparedness: No.<br />
* Area affected (No. of villages) : One.<br />
* Extent of damage : 408 persons affected from this disease.<br />
* No. of lives lost : One.<br />
* Procedure followed for assessing various : Compensation not given.<br />
types of damages and compensation norms<br />
used<br />
* Departmentwise breakup of expenditure incurred on relief and rehabilitation<br />
(Immediate as well as long term)<br />
Name of Department Type of relief / compensation<br />
/ rehabilitation<br />
Health Deptt Special Treatment ward<br />
opened at sub centre Baji<br />
Umrad and treatment given to<br />
patients and compensation<br />
could not be given.<br />
Expenditure<br />
Rs. 6,381=00<br />
* Organizational structures involved to manage the emergency, specify the departments<br />
involved.:- Physicians, lab technician from Civil Hospital, Jalna called for<br />
diagnosis, treatment and blood sample collection.<br />
* Nature of supports from the State and Central authorities.:-<br />
From State Government : Medicine and equipment supply from the<br />
Joint Director Health Services, (M&F)<br />
Pune and blood serum sample tested by<br />
NIV Pune for diagnosis.<br />
From Central Government : Nil.<br />
* Methods used for mobilising resources : By Health Education.<br />
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N.G.O's (Non-Government organization)<br />
Community response<br />
* Legal or procedural bottleneck experienced : Nil<br />
in managing the situation<br />
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* Lessons learnt by officials and communities in dealing with <strong>disaster</strong> along with special<br />
suggestions for improving procedures.<br />
* Lesson learnt : To avoid such type of epidemics water<br />
regularly house water container<br />
(i.e. Ranjan, Tanks, etc.)<br />
* Suggestions : Awareness in community about personnel and environmental hygiene.<br />
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Floods<br />
Episode 5<br />
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* Type of episode : Floods in Partur Taluka (Golegaon & other<br />
villages.)<br />
* Location : Partur Taluka (Golegaon & other villages)<br />
* Date : 23rd & 24th July-1989<br />
* Reason assigned for the events : Due to heavy rainfall, The river Godavari &<br />
its tributaries were flooded. Hence 33<br />
villages on the banks were affected.<br />
* Warning system used : Yes As per the letter of Tahsildar Partur<br />
No.1989/Misc/ WS/dt.30.6.89 Red flags on high<br />
elevated trees were installed.<br />
* Community response on warning : Yes. There was good response from<br />
villagers.<br />
* Administrative response for warning : There was good response from<br />
Administrative authorities. People living<br />
in flood zone shifted to safe places well in<br />
advance.<br />
* Assessment of administrative preparedness : Administrative preparedness was quick<br />
& satisfactory.<br />
* Area affected (No. of villages) : 33<br />
1) Golegaon 2) Chaugatpuri 3) Sankerpuri 4) Savangi ganga 5) Mapegaon bk. 6) Deola<br />
7) Kedarwadi 8) Rainvwahegaon 9) Mapegaon k.h. 10) Rohina 11) Ekurka<br />
12) Nagapur 13) Balbultara 14) Babal 15) Nsnfts 16) Masla 17) Patoda bk.. 18) Dolara<br />
19)Kaojaueala 20) Daithana bk. 21) Shelgaon 22) Shreshti 23’) Torana 24) Dsaitrhaba kh<br />
25) Amba 26) Bramha wadgaon 27) Waijoda 28) Raipur 29) Hatwan 30) Nandsi 31)<br />
Gopegaon 32) Chincholi 33) Anandwadi..<br />
* Extent of damage : 8- ( Note: damage may be quantified in number & also<br />
in rupees for each type of damage) Reference<br />
Tahsildar Partur’s letter dt. 30.6. 89.<br />
No. of lives lost : NIL<br />
Total crop areas of 3235 hect. was damaged as below:-<br />
a) 50 to 75 % damaged area : NIL<br />
b) Less than 50% damaged area : 3235 hect.<br />
c) More than 75% damaged area : NIL<br />
The value of total crop damaged amount of Rs, 74,47,460/-.<br />
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Statement showing the villagewise crop damage<br />
Sr. Name of villages Crop sown area<br />
hect<br />
1. Golegaon<br />
576<br />
2. Changatpuri<br />
278<br />
3. Sankaupri<br />
413<br />
4. Sanwang Ganga<br />
219<br />
5. Mapagaon kh<br />
315<br />
6. Mapagaon bk<br />
287<br />
7. Deola<br />
288<br />
8. Kedarwakdi<br />
231<br />
9. Raniwaheaon<br />
257<br />
10. Rohina bk.<br />
378<br />
11. Ekurka<br />
231<br />
12. Nagapur<br />
221<br />
13. Babultara<br />
430<br />
14. Babai<br />
261<br />
15. Nanda<br />
152<br />
16. Patoda bk<br />
646<br />
17. Dolhiara<br />
365<br />
18. Kawjawala<br />
312<br />
19. Masala<br />
270<br />
20. Anandwadi<br />
211<br />
21. Shelgaon<br />
444<br />
22. Shreshti<br />
362<br />
23. Torana<br />
166<br />
24. Daithana bk<br />
223<br />
25. Daithana kh.<br />
229<br />
26. Amba<br />
569<br />
27. Bramha wadgaon<br />
155<br />
28. Waijada<br />
470<br />
29. Raipur<br />
264<br />
30. Hatwan<br />
224<br />
31. Nansi<br />
238<br />
32. Gopegaon<br />
76<br />
33. Chinchwadi<br />
316<br />
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Crop damaged<br />
area hect<br />
173<br />
83<br />
124<br />
65<br />
98<br />
89<br />
96<br />
90<br />
89<br />
113<br />
70<br />
41<br />
150<br />
107<br />
48<br />
161<br />
116<br />
103<br />
94<br />
67<br />
137<br />
116<br />
54<br />
71<br />
92<br />
187<br />
51<br />
117<br />
105<br />
89<br />
99<br />
30<br />
126<br />
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Amt. of damage<br />
Total : 10185 3235 7447460<br />
Agricultural equipment and other damages ( e.g. well pumps Agricultural equipments)<br />
The overall damage amounts to Rs.8993460/-<br />
Damages to houses : 26 houses completely damaged & houses partly<br />
damaged. Causing total damage Rs. 48000/-<br />
Loss of cattle : Total 4 cattles' lives were lost bullocks -2Nos<br />
Cows- 1 No. Buffalo 1 No.<br />
Overall cattle lives damaged in Rs. 13000/-<br />
Damages to infrastructure : -<br />
(Specify infrastructure)<br />
I) Villages roads & 0ther roads : Namely 3 village roads were damaged.<br />
346000<br />
166800<br />
242000<br />
120000<br />
196000<br />
158000<br />
192000<br />
180000<br />
158000<br />
226000<br />
140000<br />
82200<br />
300000<br />
214000<br />
96000<br />
323360<br />
323600<br />
206000<br />
189000<br />
135000<br />
275000<br />
232000<br />
108000<br />
142000<br />
184000<br />
374000<br />
132000<br />
234000<br />
10000<br />
78000<br />
199000<br />
60000<br />
252000
II) Zilla parishad and irrigation work : Nil<br />
III) State sector irrigation works & roads : Nil<br />
IV) M . S. E. B . works : Nil<br />
V) Water supply works : Nil<br />
VI) Z.P. Schools & other buildings : Nil<br />
VII) Municipal corporation roads : Nil<br />
& other road<br />
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a) Road to Hatadi village b) Road to pimpali<br />
village<br />
c) Road to loni golegaon.<br />
* Procedure followed for assessing various types of damages & compensation norms<br />
used:- With reference to the wireless massage from the Collector , Jalna dt. 27/7/89.<br />
Tahsildar Partur issued letter to the revenue authorities namely<br />
a) all circle inspectors and Talathis of Partur taluka to assess the damage due to flood by<br />
personally inspecting the spot & to submit the report point wise in the prescribed<br />
format. The various points involved are listed below:-<br />
1. Village affected due to flood & their respective population.<br />
2. Lives lost.<br />
3. Families affected & their number of persons.<br />
4. No. of houses damaged<br />
5. Cost of houses damaged.<br />
6. Damage to cattle / cattle depots.<br />
7. Cost of damaged cattle depots<br />
8. No. of field owner affecting crops in more than 50% area<br />
9. Crop damage area-<br />
a) No. of damages area:- For example<br />
b) for example i) Up to 75% damaged crop area<br />
ii) less than 50% damaged area<br />
iii) more than 75 % damaged area.<br />
10 Total cost of crop damages:-<br />
11 Total area of land damaged in hect.<br />
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12 Total cost of damaged land<br />
13 Totally damaged land its cost & area<br />
14 Other agricultural damages (for example electric pump etc.)<br />
15 Other damages to Agriculture & its value.<br />
16 Loss of cattles.<br />
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17 Damages to other private property for example household articles food grain, fodder<br />
etc.<br />
18 Damages to public property for example, road Irrigation area etc.<br />
19 Total damage in rupees.<br />
20. Financial position for --<br />
a) Repairing to houses<br />
b) Purchasing cattle<br />
c) Land<br />
d) Seed & fertilisers<br />
e) Repair to public property.<br />
* Department wise break up of the expenditure. incurred on relief & rehabilitation<br />
(immediate as well as long term )<br />
Name of Department Type of relief /Compensation/<br />
Rehabilitation<br />
1)Tahsil office,<br />
1)Golegaon Tq. Partur for the<br />
Partur and collectorate rehabilation of Golegaon village<br />
Jalna..<br />
14.3 Hectors land is acquired<br />
2) Crop compensation<br />
3) Loss to cattles (4 Nos)<br />
4) Damage to houses.<br />
Expenditure<br />
Rs. 2,80,447/-<br />
Rs. 1,97,100/-<br />
2.Agricultural Officer, Z.P. Subsidy to area affected farmer in<br />
Jalna<br />
kind and cash<br />
Rs. 173.99 Lakhs/-<br />
Reference :- Collector, Jalna Lr. No.1989/TS/WS Date - 07/08/89<br />
*Organisational structure evolved to manage the emergency : ( specify department<br />
involved)<br />
All villagers, Revenue department, Irrigation deptt., Social workers, Teachers, Police<br />
deptt . & other Govt. departments.<br />
* Nature of support from the state & central authorities<br />
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a) From state Govt.:- Received from secretary rehabilitation Mantralaya,<br />
Mumbai.<br />
b) From Central Govt : NIL.<br />
* Methods used for mobilising Resources : (N.G.O.s,community response) Prior to flood<br />
<strong>disaster</strong> first of all a committee was formed<br />
for flood relief & measures. It comprises of<br />
Govt.Semi Govt.,Private,social workers &<br />
local leaders.<br />
* Legal or procedural bottleneck<br />
experiences in managing the situation : No other legal bottlenecks were experienced<br />
except the people of Golegaon village<br />
refused to shift to new colony when they<br />
were asked to do so.<br />
*Lessons learned by officials & community<br />
in dealing with <strong>disaster</strong> along with specific<br />
suggestion for improving procedure:-<br />
a)Lessons learned : Before happening of the <strong>disaster</strong> a committee<br />
for <strong>disaster</strong> relief measures was formed and<br />
due to this care were taken. Hence there was<br />
no loss to life. But how ever damage to<br />
property would not be avoided.<br />
b) Suggestions : While dealing with the <strong>disaster</strong> situation<br />
and after the <strong>disaster</strong> there is as<br />
tremendous work load on administration.<br />
Hence the formation of New <strong>disaster</strong><br />
<strong>management</strong> unit is very essential.<br />
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Annexure I : Case Studies of Disaster Episodes<br />
*Type of episode : Flood in Badnapur taluka at Nanegan & other<br />
village.<br />
* Location : Nanegaon & other villages of taluka Badnapur.<br />
* Date : 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sept. 92.<br />
* Reason assigned for the events : Due to heavy rainfall the river Dudhana & its<br />
tributaries Sukhana, villages on the banks were<br />
affected.<br />
*Warning system used : Yes, villagers were alerted by announcing the<br />
occurrence of flood (Dawandi).<br />
* Community response to warning : Yes, there was average response from the<br />
community. system<br />
• Administrative response for warning : Directive were received to convey the message<br />
of system probable occurrence of flood by<br />
making repeated announcement in the villages.<br />
* Assessment of Administrative :As per the Dy. Collector (Planning ) Jalna Do<br />
lr,<br />
99/NA/dt.9.9.92. the Tahsildar Badnapur vide<br />
his lr. dt.17.9.92. all revenue circle Inspector<br />
were directed to do the spot panchanama of the<br />
damages occurred due to flood.<br />
* Area affected ( No, of village ) : There was 13 Nos. of villages affected namely<br />
listed as below :<br />
1) Kandari 2) Mandeulgaon 3) Chikhali 4)<br />
Murumkheds 5) Khadeaon 6) Badnapur 7)<br />
Wakulni 8) Deoogaon 9) Bazar Wahegaon 10)<br />
Nokalka 1) Akola 12) Somthana 13) Nanagaon.<br />
* Extent of damage : a- 1:- No. of lives lost:- Nil<br />
a-2:- Crop damage:- type of crops & areas in<br />
acres cropping 3.50 acres were damaged & 2<br />
wells were damaged. Total damage<br />
amounting Rs.45,000/-<br />
.b) Damage to Houses : 1) Complete damage to houses-41 Nos.<br />
2) Partly damage to Houses-261 Nos<br />
Total amount of damage Rs. 1,69,400/-<br />
c) Loss of cattle : One cow Rs. 4000/-<br />
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d) Damage to infrastructure ( specify :<br />
infrastructure)<br />
1) village road & other roads : ----Nil-----<br />
2) public works such so Bridges, school.: ----Nil---<br />
etc.<br />
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* Procedure followed for assessing various<br />
types of damages & the compensation : All revenue circle Inspectors of<br />
Badanapur norms used<br />
Taluka were instructed is collect<br />
<strong>information</strong> on following points.<br />
a) Villages affected due to flood & their<br />
respective population.<br />
b) Lives lost.<br />
c) Damage to crop & property .<br />
d) Financial loss.<br />
* Department wise breakup of the expenditure<br />
incurred on relief and rehabilitation<br />
(immediate as well as long term) :<br />
Name of department Type of relief/compensation<br />
rehabilitation<br />
Tahsil office<br />
No rehabilitation done but for<br />
Badnapur /-<br />
4 houses other damages<br />
compensation was given<br />
Expenditure<br />
For each house Rs. 750/- and<br />
compensation in cash<br />
Rs.7250/-<br />
* Organisational structure evolved to manage the emergency ( specify the dept.<br />
envolved evinual department ,police deptt. local political leaders, social workers<br />
etc.<br />
* Nature of support from the state & central Authorities.<br />
a) From state Govt:- As per the Govt. GR No. CLS 1983/CR1249/No.3dt. 12.3.84.<br />
Tahasildar Badnapur Distributed compensation to flood affected people .<br />
b) From central authority:- Nil<br />
*Methods for mobilizing resources<br />
(N.G.O.s, community response) : Making repeated announcement for<br />
mobilizing all of them.<br />
*Legal or procedural bottlenecks ,<br />
experienced in the managing the situation : There was no legal bottleneck<br />
experienced<br />
*Lesson learnt by officials and community<br />
in dealing with the <strong>disaster</strong> alongwith<br />
special suggestion for improving procedure :<br />
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a) Lessons learnt :- Before happening of <strong>disaster</strong> all necessary steps were taken<br />
well inadvance hence there was no loss to life . However damage to property<br />
could not be avoided.<br />
b) Suggestion:- It becomes difficult for handling the <strong>disaster</strong> situation from the routine<br />
staff. Hence for long term measures, It is essential to have a separate <strong>disaster</strong><br />
<strong>management</strong> unit.<br />
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Episode 7<br />
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Type of Disaster : Flood<br />
Year : In the year 2006<br />
Reason : Due to heavy rain and discharge of water (2.5 Lac Cusecs) through Jaikwadi Dam,<br />
Paithan Dist. Aurangabad<br />
Details : Details of Flood as follows -<br />
Sr<br />
No<br />
Year Nature<br />
and type<br />
of<br />
1 2006 Flood due<br />
to heavy<br />
rain &<br />
discharge<br />
of water<br />
through<br />
Jayakwadi<br />
dam<br />
Paithan<br />
Location<br />
[name of<br />
place]<br />
<strong>disaster</strong> Dist Tahsiil Name of<br />
River<br />
Jalna<br />
Village<br />
Spat<br />
ial<br />
distr<br />
ibuti<br />
on<br />
in<br />
map<br />
Intensity/<br />
frequency of<br />
occurrence of<br />
various<br />
<strong>disaster</strong>s<br />
Human and live stock affected/<br />
rehabilitation<br />
Human loss Live<br />
stock<br />
affected<br />
Jalna -- -- -- 2 13 2.03<br />
Badnapur -- -- -- 4 4 4.17<br />
Bhokardan Dhamna 1. Selud -- 3 6 2.77<br />
Raghol 2. Paradh<br />
Kelna 3. Bhokardan<br />
Slum Area<br />
Jafrabad Kal 1. Konad<br />
2. Nimkheda<br />
4 7 3.89<br />
Ambad Godavari 1. Gori<br />
2. Gandhari<br />
3. Domalgaon<br />
4. Walkeshwar<br />
5. Kuran<br />
6. Godi<br />
7. Ganga<br />
Chincholi<br />
8. Sashta<br />
Pimpalgaon<br />
2 22 1.18<br />
Rehabilitation<br />
(Rs. In Lakh)
9. Balegaon<br />
10. Apegaon<br />
11. Shahagad<br />
12. Patharwala<br />
Bk<br />
13. Hasanapur<br />
14. Kothala<br />
15. Indalgaon<br />
16. Sadegaon<br />
Partur Godavari 1. Golegaon<br />
2. Sankatpuri<br />
3. Sa.Ganga<br />
Kinara<br />
4. Changatpuri<br />
5. Sawargaon<br />
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Bk.<br />
Mantha Purna 1.Devthan<br />
Uswad<br />
2.<br />
Hanumatkheda<br />
Ghansawan<br />
gi<br />
3. Kanadi<br />
Godavari 1. Bhadli<br />
2. Siraswadi<br />
3. Rajatakli<br />
4. Mangrul<br />
5. Mudregaon<br />
6. Ramasgaon<br />
7. Gunj<br />
8. Banegaon<br />
9. Saundalgao<br />
n<br />
10. Lingsewadi<br />
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2 12 1.18<br />
-- 6 0.57<br />
6 19 5.57
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11. Ukkadgaon<br />
12. Shivangaon<br />
13. Jogladevi<br />
14. Bhogaon<br />
15. Shevta<br />
16. Kothi<br />
17. Panghri<br />
TOTAL 0 23 89 20.90
Fires<br />
Episode 8<br />
* Type of episodes : Major fire.<br />
Annexure I : Case Studies of Disaster Episodes<br />
* Location : Oil and Pulse mill of Soni Industries,<br />
Old Industrial Area, Jalna (Urban)<br />
Plot No. C-23/5<br />
* Date : 29-11-92 Between 13.00 to 13.30 Hrs.<br />
* Reason assigned for the event : Electric Short Circuit.<br />
* Warning system used : Yes, the owner himself Shri Ramesh-<br />
chandra Harakchandra Soni contacted<br />
fire station, Jalna on phone . A<br />
report in writing was also given to Police<br />
station, Sadar Bazar by Shri Rajesh<br />
Bhagwandas Soni.<br />
* Community response to warning system : Yes, contacted, with Police station and<br />
Fire Brigade.<br />
* Administrative response to warning : Yes, the Fire station has sent two fire<br />
system fighters<br />
( Reference :- Applicant’s Letter dated 29-12-92 and Chief officers Certificate<br />
dated 14-12-92)<br />
* Assessment of administrative preparedness : Fire officer made fire report and police<br />
made spot panchanama.<br />
* Area affected ( No. of villages) : Only area of Soni Pulse mill measuring<br />
80 x 100 Square feet.<br />
* Extent of Damage :<br />
No. of lives lost -- Nil<br />
Damage to houses -- Nil<br />
Loss of cattle's -- Nil<br />
Damage to Building/Structure/Hut/Machinery/ --<br />
and others -- 1. Separator Machines (Tot. 3)<br />
-- 2. Roll Machine (4) and Machine(1)<br />
-- 3. Double Fiber, Polisher Machine (2)<br />
-- 4. Holler Machine (1)<br />
-- 5. Seller Machine (1)<br />
-- 6. Delivery Machine (13)<br />
-- 7. Conveyor Belt of 15 feet main<br />
counter .<br />
-- 8. Pulley 42” (2)<br />
-- 9. Polisher Buff machine (1)<br />
-- 10. Distoner Machine (1)<br />
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-- 11. 50 Horse power Electric Motor (2)<br />
Wiring board, Oil Starter (2) Caliseder<br />
Tube lights (37), Material of oil<br />
-- 12. Misc. parts of machines.<br />
-- 13. Grain : -<br />
Mug Dal -- 1330 Qtl.<br />
(Under process)<br />
Ready Mug Dal -- 380 Qtl.<br />
Tur Dal -- 550 Qtl.<br />
Ready Tur Dal -- 80 Qtl.<br />
Tur Dal ( In process) -- 34 Qtl.<br />
Tur Chura (Powder) -- 50 Qtl.<br />
-- 14. Total Building -- 100’ x 80’ Area.<br />
-- 15. Inner Part of Building.<br />
-- 16. Plastic Tins.<br />
-- 17. Other Damages.<br />
( Damage in Rupees of above ) : 1) 1 to 13 -- Rs. 5,50,000 /-<br />
2) 14 to 15 -- Rs. 18,00,000/-<br />
3) 16 to 17 -- Rs. 5,00,000/-<br />
Total Rs. -- Rs. 28,50,000/-<br />
Damage to crops : Nil<br />
* Procedure followed for assessing various : !) Police Panchanama .<br />
types of damages and compensation norms 2) Fire station & fire report.<br />
used.<br />
* Departmentwise break -up of the<br />
expenditure incurred on relief and<br />
rehabilitation ( Immediate as well as long<br />
term) :<br />
Name of Departments Type of relief /compensation/<br />
Rehabilitation<br />
1. Fire Station, Jalna Fire brought under control by operating<br />
two fire fighters<br />
2. Revenue Dept. Jalna<br />
3. The New India Assurance<br />
company , Jalna.<br />
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Assistance provided as under(Ref. :-<br />
Schedule of The New India Assurance<br />
Co. Jalna gives insurance on the Stock<br />
of Pulses and Grains such as Tur, Mug,<br />
Chana,Udid and Choori, Bhunsi in<br />
finished and/or in process stored in the<br />
Godown and/or in mill building known<br />
as M/s Soni Industries situated on Plot<br />
No. 23/5 Old MIDC Industrial area<br />
Jalna. Building is built up of second<br />
class construction .<br />
Expenditure<br />
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Nil<br />
Nil<br />
Rs. 20,00,000/-
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* Organizational structure evolved to manage : Fire station Jalna, Police station , Sadar<br />
the emergency specify the Depts Social<br />
Workers and employees of Company.<br />
* Nature of supports from State and Central<br />
authorities. :<br />
State Government ---- Nil<br />
Central Government ---- Nil<br />
* Methods used for mobilizing resources NGO<br />
community response : To control the fire the services of fire<br />
staff<br />
and social workers were sufficient so that<br />
nobody was called for help.<br />
* Legal or procedural bottlenecks experienced<br />
in managing the situations : Not at all.<br />
* Lessons learnt : On receipt of the fire call, the lives<br />
could be saved by sending additional fire<br />
fighters. This immediate action has also<br />
saved the other buildings from damage<br />
and from spreading the fire . It is<br />
experienced that immediate and<br />
competent action/step can save the lives<br />
and properties etc.<br />
* Suggestions : At least one fire station must be<br />
established at each Taluka Headquarter.<br />
Similarly for immediate <strong>information</strong> and<br />
communication one wireless system is<br />
also necessary at fire stations .<br />
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Episode 9<br />
Annexure I : Case Studies of Disaster Episodes<br />
* Type of Episode : Fire to private godown.<br />
* Location : Rani Unchegaon Tq. Ambad District<br />
Jalna<br />
* Date : 23.12.1986<br />
* Reason assigned for the event : Electric short circuit.<br />
( Reference :- Fire Report )<br />
* Warning system used : Contacted on phone and reported the<br />
fire.<br />
* Community response to warning system : Yes, accordingly contacted the local<br />
police station.<br />
* Administrative response to warning system : Yes, on receipt of telephonic message<br />
one fire fighter sent with permission<br />
of superior authority.<br />
( Reference :- Fire Report dated 23.12. 86 )<br />
* Assessment of administrative preparedness : Fire Officer made fire report and<br />
police made spot panchanama.<br />
* Area affected ( No. of villages ) : Entire Rani Unchegaon village.<br />
( This village was trapped in fire due to<br />
surrounding area of a private godown.)<br />
* Extent of damages :Lives lost -- Nil<br />
Houses damaged -- Nil<br />
Cattles Lost -- Nil<br />
Structure/Building/Other damage --<br />
The following are the damages of the<br />
above fire.<br />
( Reference :- Fire Report dated 23.12.86 )<br />
* Procedure followed for assessing various types : Police panchanama and fire report.<br />
of damages and compensation norms used<br />
* Departmentwise break up of the expenditure in<br />
cured on relief and rehabilitation ( Immediate as<br />
well as long term ) :<br />
Name of Department Rescue/Rehabilitation/Type of<br />
Assistance<br />
Fire Station, M.C. Jalna :- Charges of fire tender no.2 is as under<br />
1) To and fro of F.T.No.2 MHB-3811<br />
Expenditure<br />
Rs. 52-00/-<br />
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2) Petrol consumed 52 Ltrs. at the rate of Rs. 426-00/-<br />
18.20 Ltrs<br />
3) Portable pump worked 2 Ltrs. and Rs. 82-00/-<br />
Petrol consumed 10 Ltrs. on @Rs.8.20Ps<br />
4) Engine oil consumed one Litre.on @<br />
Rs. 17.60 per Litre.<br />
Rs.17-60/-<br />
5) D.A.for five persons 1 full<br />
Rs. 78-00/-<br />
TOTAL Rs. 656-00/-<br />
Reference :- Charge of F.T.NO. 2, of Municipal Council, Jalna dated 24.12.86<br />
* Organizational structure evolved to manage the : Fire Station M.C., Jalna local<br />
Police emergency specify the<br />
departments involved Station,<br />
Social worker and the villagers.<br />
* Nature of supports from state and central authority:<br />
State Government : Nil<br />
Central Government : Nil<br />
* Methods for mobilizing resources NGO,<br />
Community response : After receiving the message on<br />
Telephone, Fire Brigade and Police<br />
arrived on the spot and with the help<br />
of local administration called villagers<br />
and social workers for handling the<br />
emergency.<br />
* Legal or procedural bottlenecks experienced in<br />
managing the situations : The fire was in Rural area and<br />
the fire station of M.C.Jalna is<br />
situated in Jalna city. There is only<br />
one fire station in entire Jalna<br />
Dist. As per rules, to attend these<br />
fire calls out of the jurisdiction ,<br />
permission of the Chief<br />
Officer/Collector is necessary which<br />
takes time and hence the response to<br />
the call was delayed.<br />
* Lessons learnt : There are eight Talukas and four<br />
Municipal Councils in the Jalna Dist.<br />
But there is only one fire station of<br />
Municipal Council, Jalna city which<br />
is responsible for handling the fires<br />
of entire <strong>district</strong>. The village<br />
Rani Unchegaon where the fire<br />
occurred is 50 K.M.away from Jalna<br />
and as such it took more time to reach<br />
spot. This delay ultimately caused<br />
more financial loss.<br />
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Road Accidents<br />
Episode 10<br />
* Type of episode : Road accident<br />
Annexure I : Case Studies of Disaster Episodes<br />
* Location : Jalna-Aurangabad Road on Godhadi<br />
Nala’s<br />
Bridge.<br />
* Date : 11.07.89 at about 12.30 Hours.<br />
* Reasons assigned for the event : Bus driver was driving the bus in a<br />
careless<br />
manner and so accident of bus and<br />
matador happened.<br />
* Warning systems used : Nil<br />
* Community response to warning system : Not at all<br />
Administrative response to warning system : After getting the message , the police arrived<br />
at<br />
the place and made the spot panchanama of<br />
road accident.<br />
Assessment of administrative preparedness : Yes, after receiving the <strong>information</strong> PSI<br />
Badnapur immediately rushed to the spot<br />
and necessary action was taken.<br />
* Area affected (No. of villages) : Only the road near Godhadi Nala.<br />
* Extent of Damage : No. of lives lost -- Six persons died.<br />
Crops damage --- Nil<br />
Damage to houses -- Nil<br />
Loss of Cattles -- Nil<br />
Damage to infrastructure -- Nil<br />
* Departmentwise break up of the expenditure<br />
incurred on relief and rehabilitation (immediate<br />
as well as long term)<br />
Name of Department Type of Relief Compensation<br />
& Rehabilitation<br />
Police Department,<br />
Police took out the victims<br />
Jalna..<br />
with the help of public and<br />
also clear the traffic<br />
Expenditure<br />
----------<br />
* Organisational structure evolved to manage the : There is no Organizational structure<br />
evolved to manage the emergency.<br />
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*Nature of support from the state and central :<br />
authorities<br />
From state government : Nil<br />
From Central government : Nil<br />
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* Methods used for mobilizing resources NG O, : When the accident took place at<br />
Jalna- Auranagabad Road (Under<br />
Police Station Badnapur )<br />
immediately people of Badnapur<br />
rushed to the spot and helped<br />
the victims.<br />
* Legal or procedural bottlenecks experienced : Nil<br />
in managing the situation<br />
* Lessons learnt by officials and communities in :<br />
dealing with <strong>disaster</strong> along with specific suggestions<br />
for improving procedures<br />
Lessons learnt : Whenever such type of accident takes<br />
place in the <strong>district</strong>, immediately<br />
first - aid will be given to the<br />
victims.<br />
Suggestions : Speed breaker, road signal, diversion<br />
Boards are required on the roads.<br />
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Episode 11<br />
* Type of episode : Road Accident.<br />
Annexure I : Case Studies of Disaster Episodes<br />
* Location : Maliwadi (Aurangabad-Beed Road)<br />
* Date : 14.06.1995 at about 6.00 Hours.<br />
* Reason assigned for the event : Not given side to each other .<br />
* Warning system used : Nil<br />
* Community response to warning system : Nil<br />
* Administrative response to warning system : After receiving the <strong>information</strong>,<br />
police went to the spot and made<br />
spot panchanama and<br />
help the trapped people.<br />
* Assessment of administrative preparedness : Yes, after receiving the <strong>information</strong><br />
P.I. Ambad rushed to the spot and<br />
necessary action was taken.<br />
* Area affected : Only Road near Maliwadi.<br />
* Extent of Damage : Rs. 1,80,000/- (Of both the Trucks)<br />
Number of lives lost -- Three<br />
Persons.<br />
Crops damage -- Nil<br />
Damage to houses -- Nil<br />
Loss of cattle -- Six (5 Bull & 1<br />
Buffalo)<br />
Damage to infrastructure -- Nil<br />
* Procedure followed for assessing various types : After receiving the <strong>information</strong> of<br />
of damages the road accident, the<br />
police immediately rushed<br />
to the spot and help to the victim.<br />
* Departmentwise break up of the expenditure<br />
incurred on relief and rehabilitation ( Immediate<br />
as well as long term ) :<br />
Name of the Department Type of relief /compensation<br />
& rehabilitation<br />
Police Department Police took out the victims<br />
from the road accident with the<br />
Expenditure<br />
-------<br />
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help of the public and also<br />
clear the traffic.<br />
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* Organizational structure evolved to manage the : There is no Organizational<br />
emergency structure evolved to manage the<br />
emergency.<br />
* Nature of support from the state and central<br />
authorities :<br />
From state govt. : Nil<br />
Central govt. : Nil<br />
*Methods used for mobilizing resources NGO, : When the accident took place near<br />
Community response Malwadi village then immediately<br />
villagers rushed to the place and<br />
helped the victims.<br />
* Legal or procedural bottlenecks experienced in : Nil<br />
managing the situation<br />
* Lessons learnt by officials and communities in : Whenever such type of accident<br />
takes place in the <strong>district</strong>,<br />
immediately first- aid will be given<br />
to the victims.<br />
Suggestions : Speed breaker, road signal,<br />
diversion boards, etc. are required<br />
on<br />
the roads.<br />
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ANNEXURE II - FACT SHEETS ON INDUSTRY<br />
Fact Sheet No. : 1<br />
I. Factory identity Samartha Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana<br />
Ltd.<br />
II. Address Ankushnagar, Post Vadigodri ,<br />
Tq. Ambad, District Jalna.<br />
III.Location (mention Rural area<br />
the industrial estate<br />
if applicable)<br />
IV. Contact Persons General shift<br />
Shri B.T. Pavse , Managing Director<br />
M-9822107477<br />
Second shift<br />
Shri.V.V.Suryawanshi, Distillery Manager<br />
M-9623457009<br />
Third Shift<br />
Shri Naikwadi , Distillery Chemist<br />
Shri S.N.Thorat , Distillery Chemist<br />
OfficeNo.02483-243023, 243024, 243029<br />
V. Principle activity(ies) Industrial Alcohol for Molasses<br />
for each plant<br />
VI. Inventory of the hazardous chemicals (raw materials, intermediate products, final<br />
products and wastes)<br />
NAME OF<br />
CHEMICAL<br />
Industrial<br />
Alcohol<br />
QUANTITY<br />
STORE<br />
1500-00 Metric<br />
Tons.<br />
STORAGE<br />
METHOD<br />
S.S. Storage<br />
tanks above<br />
ground at<br />
atmospheric<br />
pressure and<br />
ambient temp<br />
MODE QUALITY OF<br />
PROCESSING<br />
VII. Consequences of major hazards Highly Inflammable, Major fires.<br />
from storage for each chemical<br />
VIII. Consequences of major hazards Highly inflammable, Major fires.<br />
from processing<br />
SYSTEM<br />
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Distillation of<br />
98 % pure Ethyl<br />
Alcohol.
IX. Physical range of consequences<br />
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Storage Manufacturing<br />
0.2 Sq. Km Ankushnagar having a population<br />
of 1500. .<br />
About 0.1 Sq. Meters. 40 workers of working<br />
plant<br />
X. An inventory of personal a) About 60 helmets provided.<br />
protective equipment in the b) Chemical safety goggles...<br />
factory premises. 30 pairs<br />
c) Hand Gloves... 50 pairs.<br />
d) Safety Boots ... 30 pairs.<br />
e) Daily checklist safety and<br />
fire hazard maintained.<br />
f) Daily inspection of pipeline<br />
etc. done by Safety Officer.<br />
g) Fire Drill is conducted each<br />
month as per on site emergency<br />
control plan.<br />
XI. Action required<br />
Fire brigade - action required to Shri .Pinnamkar , Fire Officer ,<br />
be taken by the fire brigade Fire Brigade ,Deolgaonraja Road,<br />
including the names and telephone Jalna. Phone No. : 30101, 33101 .<br />
numbers of contact persons. 1. Fight Fire with water<br />
2. Cool Storage Tanks of industrial<br />
Alcohol , by operating fire<br />
hydrant and foam monitoring system.<br />
3. Isolate Plant from storage.<br />
4. Escape out trapped persons.<br />
Police service :- Action required to Police Station Jalna.<br />
be taken by the police including the Phone No.: 230100 .<br />
names and telephone numbers of 1. Cordoning off of affected areas.<br />
contact persons. 2. Keep watch on the affected<br />
plant and storage till the<br />
completion of response.<br />
3. Traffic Control.<br />
4. Inform District Magistrate .<br />
5. Inform District Health authorities.<br />
Medical Services - action required 1. Dr. D.R.Tope (MBBS) Equipment<br />
to be taken by the medical services and medicines for treatment of<br />
including names & telephone numbers burns.<br />
of contact persons and hospitals. 2. District health authorities should<br />
rush to the site with ambulances<br />
first aid trained staff with adequate<br />
medicine.<br />
3. Civil Surgeon, Jalna for treatment of<br />
burns, Tel. No.230942, 232182.<br />
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Communication services -action required Only Bus services : On getting<br />
to be taken by the railways, airports <strong>information</strong> from competent<br />
and bus services including the names authorities required number of<br />
and telephone numbers of contact buses should be sent to the site.<br />
persons in each case. Bus Depot, Ambad<br />
Telephone No. : 41065<br />
XII. Estimated Response time Ten minutes only<br />
XIII. Layouts of the plants (to be<br />
updated as and when expansions Layouts of the plant is enclosed.<br />
/modernization occur)<br />
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I. Factory identity NRB BEARINGS LTD.<br />
II. Address C-4 Addl. MIDC Jalna.<br />
III. Location (mention the industrial Urban area, Jalna.<br />
estate if applicable)<br />
IV. Contact Persons Shri R.O. Jain, General Manager.<br />
Shri S.N.Kulkarni, Pers. Manager.<br />
Shri G.R.Koujaltegi Superintendent<br />
V. Principle activity(ies)<br />
Heat Treatment Department.<br />
Manufacturing of Ball and Roller<br />
for each plant bearings.<br />
VI. Inventory of the hazardous chemicals (raw materials, intermediate<br />
products, final products and wastes)<br />
Name Of Quantity Storage Method Mode Quality Of<br />
Chemical<br />
Liquid<br />
Petroleum gas .<br />
Store<br />
10 M.T. S.S. Storage Tank at 5<br />
k.g./cm2 pressure &<br />
ambient temperature<br />
VII. Consequences of major hazards Highly inflammable. Fire and<br />
from storage for each chemical explosion can occur in the<br />
storage of L.P.G.<br />
VIII. Consequences of major hazards Highly inflammable. Fire and<br />
from processing explosion can occur in process.<br />
IX. Physical range of consequences<br />
Storage Manufacturing<br />
The area of influence (in sq.kms) as well as<br />
the names of villages within that area for each<br />
chemical should be clearly indicated.<br />
Processing System<br />
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L.P.G. is used as fuel<br />
in furnaces through<br />
closed pipe lines.<br />
The area of influence (in sq.kms) as well as<br />
the names of villages within that area for each<br />
chemical should be clearly indicated .<br />
1600 meters area , within plant area only . About 1600 meters in plant , about 20 workers<br />
working in plant.<br />
X. An inventory of personal a) Safety Boots .. 20 Pairs.<br />
protective equipment in b) Safety goggles .. 20 pairs.<br />
the factory premises. c) Asbestos suits ... 2 pairs.<br />
d) Daily check list and fire hazard<br />
maintained.<br />
e) Daily Inspection of pipeline<br />
cocks jumper nozzles etc. done<br />
by Safety Officer.<br />
XI. .Action required<br />
Fire brigade - action required to Fire Brigade, Municipal Council,<br />
be taken by the fire brigade Jalna Phone No. 230101<br />
including the names and telephone 1. Fight fire.<br />
numbers of contact persons. 2. Prevent spread of fire.<br />
3. Keep cool the storage L.P.G.<br />
by water sprinkling.
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Police service - action required to Kadim Jalna Police Station<br />
be taken by the police including the Phone No. 230852<br />
names and telephone numbers of 1. Cordoning off affected areas.<br />
contact persons. 2. Keep watch on the affected<br />
plant and storage till completion<br />
of enquiries.<br />
3. Traffic Control.<br />
Medical Services - action required Equipment and medicines for the<br />
to be taken by the medical services treatment of burns.<br />
including names & telephone numbers Civil Surgeon Jalna for treatment of<br />
of contact persons and hospitals burns Tel. No.230942.<br />
Communication services - action .Only Bus services ; after getting<br />
required to be taken by the railways, <strong>information</strong> from competent auth-<br />
airports and bus services including orities, required number of buses<br />
the names and telephone numbers of should be sent to the site for the<br />
contact persons in each case. transport or affected persons.<br />
Bus Depot, Jalna.<br />
Telephone No. 230497<br />
XII. Estimated Response time Immediate response of all<br />
services is necessary.<br />
XIII Layouts of the plants (to be Layout of the plant is enclosed.<br />
updated as and when expansions<br />
/modernization occur)<br />
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Fact Sheet No.3<br />
Annexure II : Fact Sheets of Hazardous Industries<br />
I. Factory identity SANJAY INSECTICIDES PVT.LTD.<br />
II. Address GUT NO.206 PANSHENDRA,<br />
TQ.& DIST. JALNA.<br />
III. Location(mention the industrial Rural area<br />
estate if applicable)<br />
IV. Contact Persons Shri Satyanarayan Mandhane<br />
Managing Director,<br />
Phone No.230770(Res.)<br />
Shri S.C.Saboo, Gen.Manager<br />
Phone Off.30961 and 30962<br />
Phone Factory 32961<br />
V. Principle activity(ies) Manufacturing of pesticides<br />
for each plant<br />
VI. Inventory of the hazardous chemicals (raw materials, intermediate<br />
products, final products and wastes)<br />
Name Of Quantity Storage Method Mode Quantity Of Processing<br />
Chemical Store<br />
System<br />
1. Monochroto-<br />
Drums are stored<br />
Required quality of<br />
phos.<br />
2 M.T. in godowns at ------ technical pesticides is<br />
room temperature<br />
taken into blending vessels<br />
and then measured<br />
quantity of aeromax is<br />
added to it. The mixture is<br />
stirring thoroughly and<br />
packed into small<br />
containers. No chemical<br />
reaction.<br />
2. Forates 2 M.T. -----do------- ------- -----------do------------<br />
3. Indosulfan 2 M.T. -----do------- ------- -----------do------------<br />
4.Aeromax<br />
Tanks are located<br />
10 M.T. outside of the<br />
factory building in<br />
open space at<br />
atmospheric<br />
pressure and<br />
ambient temp.<br />
5.Solvent C-IX 20M.T. ------do------ ----- -----------do---------<br />
II. Consequences of major hazards from storage for each chemical :<br />
Aromax and Solvent C-IX are highly inflammable solvents . Fire and explosion may<br />
occur. Pesticides can cause poisoning to workers in the unit during formulation of<br />
pesticides. In case of fire in the unit, monochrotophos drums may leak. When water is<br />
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used as extinguisher, pesticides will mix with water and may lead to drainage, which is<br />
harmful if consumed by animal and human beings. General symptoms of poisoning<br />
are headache, giddiness, vertigo, nausea, vomitting , blurred vision , sweating , and<br />
salivation.<br />
VIII. Consequences of major hazards from processing :<br />
Aromax and solvent C-IX are highly inflammable solvents, fire and explosion may<br />
occur. Pesticides can cause poisoning to workers in the unit during formulation of<br />
pesticides. In case of fire in the unit, monochrotophos drums may leak. When water is<br />
used extinguisher, pesticides will mix with water and may lead to drainage, which is<br />
harmful if consumed by animal and human beings. General symptoms of<br />
poisoning are headache , giddiness , vertigo, nausea, vomiting, blurred vision,<br />
sweating, and salivation.<br />
IX. Physical range of consequences<br />
Storage Manufacturing<br />
1/2 square K.M. 1/2 square K.M.<br />
a) Masks & Hand gloves are provided to<br />
the workers--- 20 numbers.<br />
b) Air respirators, Oxygen masks are<br />
provided/available--- 3numbers<br />
X. An inventory of personal c) Daily check list of safety & fire<br />
protective equipment in the hazard maintained.<br />
factory premises. d) Masks & Hand gloves are provided<br />
to the workers.<br />
e) Air separators - Oxygen Masks<br />
are available.<br />
f) In case of poisoning antidote<br />
treatment is provided and<br />
available in the unit.<br />
XI. Action required<br />
Fire brigade - action required to Fire Brigade, Municipal Council,<br />
be taken by the fire brigade Jalna, Phone No. 30101<br />
including the names and telephone 1. Fight fire with water.<br />
numbers of contact persons. 2. Cool storage tank.<br />
3. Isolate plant from storage.<br />
4. Rescue out trapped persons.<br />
Police service - action required to Kadim Jalna Police station,Ph.No.30852<br />
be taken by the police including the 1. Cordoning off affected areas.<br />
names and telephone numbers of 2. Keep Watch on the affected<br />
contact persons. plant and storage till the completion of<br />
enquiries.<br />
3. Traffic control.<br />
4. Inform District Magistrate.<br />
5. Inform District Health authorities, etc.<br />
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Medical Services - action required 1. Equipments and medicines for the<br />
to be taken by the medical services treatment of burns and antidote<br />
including names & telephone numbers treatment (Approved Doctors of<br />
of contact persons and hospitals. unit Dr.Rajendra Karva, Jalna.<br />
Phone No. 300004<br />
and Civil surgeon ,Jalna .<br />
Telephone No.- 30942.<br />
Communication services -action required Only Bus services after getting .<br />
to be taken by the railways, airports <strong>information</strong> from competent authority,<br />
and bus services including the names required number of buses should be<br />
and telephone numbers of contact sent to the site for the transport or<br />
persons in each case. affected persons<br />
Bus Depot Jalna.<br />
Tel. No. :- 30497.<br />
XII. Estimated Response time Immediate response of all services is<br />
necessary.<br />
XIII. Layouts of the plants (to be Layout of plan is enclosed .<br />
updated as and when expansions<br />
/modernization occur)<br />
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ANNEXURE III -EARTHQUAKE PRONE AREAS OF<br />
JALNA DISTRICT<br />
With the help of the lineaments map of Jalna <strong>district</strong> Sr. Geologist, Ground water Survey<br />
and Development Agency, Jalna has stated and decided the vulnerability as under -<br />
Name Of Tahsil Name Of Earthquake Vulnerable Villages<br />
1. Jalna Golapangri<br />
Bathan<br />
First Priority Second Priority Third Priority<br />
Gadhe Sewargaon<br />
Wazar Hivara<br />
Roshangaon<br />
Tandul-Wadi<br />
2. Bhokardon ---- ---- Nalani (Kh)<br />
Devulgaon<br />
Janephal<br />
Javkheda(Kh)<br />
Javkheda(Bk)<br />
Dagadwadi<br />
Tapowan<br />
Loangaon<br />
Umarkheda<br />
Devaligavhan<br />
3. Partur ---- ---- Suramgaon<br />
Hastur Tana<br />
Ashti<br />
4. Ambad Alamgaon Khodgaon<br />
Bhanang Jalgaon<br />
Bharadi<br />
Rui<br />
Antarwale<br />
Haratkheda<br />
5. Jafarbad Tembhurni<br />
Savangi<br />
Borgaon (Kh)<br />
Ambewadi<br />
6. Ghansewangi Kardgaon Daithana<br />
Yaval Pimpri<br />
7. Badnapur Ranjangaon Saygaon<br />
Dhopteshwar<br />
Badnapur<br />
Akola<br />
Niklak<br />
Dhamangaon<br />
Devgaon<br />
Somthana<br />
8. Mantha Akani<br />
Dhoksal<br />
Wadhona<br />
Waijoda<br />
Palasi<br />
Lamani Tanda<br />
Pimparkhed (Kh)<br />
Chinchkheda<br />
Wadi lasura<br />
Koli Sirasgaon<br />
Awa<br />
Pimpalgaon<br />
Kavatha Math Borgaon<br />
Borgaon(Bk)<br />
Mirkheda<br />
Veerkheda<br />
Harpala<br />
Aratkheda<br />
Devali Gavhan<br />
Chitra Wadgaon<br />
Mudegaon<br />
Sindhi-<br />
Pimpalgaon<br />
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ANNEXURE IV - FLOOD PRONE AREAS OF JALNA DISTRICT<br />
• Recently according to flood history there are 46 Villages in Jalna <strong>district</strong> are high<br />
probability Flood prone villages. Out of which 38 Villages on the bank of river<br />
Godavari in Tahsil Ambad, Ghansawangi and Partur 8 Villages on the bank of river<br />
Purna and others in Tahsil Mantha, Bhokardan and Jafrabad are flood prone villages<br />
of Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
• Tahsilwise flood prone villages of the <strong>district</strong> as per the Recent Flood Case History<br />
during year 2006 as follows.<br />
Dist Tahsiil<br />
Location<br />
[name of<br />
place]<br />
Name of<br />
River<br />
Village<br />
Jalna Jalna -- --<br />
Badnapur -- --<br />
Bhokardan<br />
(Total 3 Villages)<br />
Jafrabad<br />
(Total 2 Villages)<br />
Ambad<br />
(Total 16 Villages)<br />
Partur<br />
(Total 5 Villages)<br />
Mantha<br />
(Total 3 Villages)<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
(Total 17 Villages)<br />
Dhamna<br />
Raghol<br />
Kelna<br />
Kal<br />
1. Selud<br />
2. Paradh<br />
3. Bhokardan<br />
Slum Area<br />
1. Konad<br />
2. Nimkheda<br />
Godavari 1. Gori<br />
2. Gandhari<br />
3. Domalgaon<br />
4. Walkeshwar<br />
5. Kuran<br />
6. Godi<br />
7. Ganga Chincholi<br />
8. Sashta Pimpalgaon<br />
9. Balegaon<br />
10. Apegaon<br />
11. Shahagad<br />
12. Patharwala Bk<br />
13. Hasanapur<br />
14. Kothala<br />
15. Indalgaon<br />
16. Sadegaon<br />
Godavari 1. Golegaon<br />
2. Sankatpuri<br />
3. Sa.Ganga Kinara<br />
4. Changatpuri<br />
5. Sawargaon Bk.<br />
Purna 1.Devthan Uswad<br />
2. Hanumatkheda<br />
3. Kanadi<br />
Godavari 1. Bhadli<br />
2. Siraswadi<br />
3. Rajatakli<br />
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4. Mangrul<br />
5. Mudregaon<br />
6. Ramasgaon<br />
7. Gunj<br />
8. Banegaon<br />
9. Saundalgaon<br />
10. Lingsewadi<br />
11. Ukkadgaon<br />
12. Shivangaon<br />
13. Jogladevi<br />
14. Bhogaon<br />
15. Shevta<br />
16. Kothi<br />
17. Panghri<br />
Tahsilwise villages on the bank of river of the <strong>district</strong> are given as follows.<br />
NAME OF TAHSIL NAME OF RIVER VILLAGES ON THE BANK<br />
OF RIVER<br />
1. Jalna<br />
1. Kundlika<br />
1. Tandulwadi<br />
2.Rohanwadi<br />
3.Sarwadi<br />
4.Pachanwadgaon<br />
5. Khanepuri<br />
6.Bhatepuri<br />
(TOTAL - 27 VILLAGES)<br />
7.Bapkal<br />
8. Hatwan<br />
9. Karla<br />
10. Mamadabad<br />
2. Kalyan<br />
1. Pirkalyan<br />
2. Somnath<br />
3. Jalgaon<br />
4. Nirkheda<br />
5. Bramhankheda<br />
6. Bhilpuri (kh)<br />
7. Maujpuri<br />
8. Dhandegaon<br />
9. Khanepuri<br />
10. Ghodegaon<br />
11. Dhanora<br />
3. Dudhana<br />
1. Golapangari<br />
2. Dudhana kalegaon<br />
3. Mali Pimpalgaon<br />
4. Wazar<br />
5. Kotha.<br />
6. Thekuli<br />
2. Ambad 1. Dudhana 1. Alamgaon<br />
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(TOTAL - 32 VILLAGES)<br />
3. Ghansawangi<br />
( TOTAL - 24 VILLAGES)<br />
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2. Sukhana<br />
3. Galati<br />
4. Godavari<br />
1. Godavari<br />
2. Dudhana<br />
2. Chambharwadi<br />
3. Nagzari<br />
4. Gola<br />
5. Katkheda<br />
6. Bathan(kh)<br />
1. Maher Bhaygaon<br />
2. Chikangaon<br />
3. Deshgavhan<br />
4. Badhapur<br />
5. Antarwali awa<br />
1. Domegaon<br />
2. Koli sirasgaon<br />
3. Dadhegaon<br />
4. Khodgaon<br />
5. Pithori Sirasgaon<br />
6. Karanjala<br />
7. Bhingurdenala<br />
8. Kothala (Kh)<br />
1. Bolegaon<br />
2. Apegaon<br />
3. Sashta Pimpalgaon<br />
4. Domalgaon<br />
5. Gauri<br />
6. Gandhari<br />
7. Shahagad<br />
8. Walkeshwar<br />
9. Patharwala (BK]<br />
10. Gondi<br />
11. Hasanapur<br />
12. Ganga Chincholi<br />
13, Sadegaon<br />
1. Ramasgaon<br />
2. Nihalsingwadi<br />
3. Sondalgaon<br />
4. Bhoggaon<br />
5. Mudegaon<br />
6. Manepuri<br />
7. Rajatakali<br />
8. Kukadgaon<br />
9. Shevata<br />
10. Shivangaon<br />
11. Bhayadi<br />
12 Siraswadi<br />
13. Gunj<br />
14. Shripatdhamangaon<br />
1. Mundregaon<br />
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4. Partur<br />
(TOTAL 15 VILLAGES )<br />
5. Mantha<br />
( TOTAL - 10 VILLAGES )<br />
6. Badnapur<br />
( TOTAL - 17 VILLAGES )<br />
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3. Naru Nala<br />
1. Godavari<br />
2. Jam<br />
3. Dudhana<br />
2. Gadhe sawargaon<br />
3. Bhutegaon<br />
4. Karadgaon<br />
5. Chitrawadgaon<br />
6. Ranjaniwadi<br />
1. Kandari Ambad<br />
2. Paduli<br />
3. Antarwala Tembhi<br />
4. Pandhari Bk<br />
1. Changatpuri<br />
2. Golegaon<br />
3. Sawangi<br />
1. Sawargaon<br />
1. Babai<br />
2. Dolhara<br />
3. Nandra<br />
4. Akruka<br />
5. Nagpur’<br />
6. Karegaon<br />
7. Padali<br />
8. Rohina<br />
9. Mapegaon (kh)<br />
10. Jategaon<br />
11. Devala<br />
1. Purna 1. Waghala<br />
2. Dudha<br />
3. Kanadi<br />
4. Uswad<br />
2. Dudhana 1. Hatwan<br />
2. Nansi<br />
3. Wanjola<br />
4. Tambeshwar<br />
5. Kedarwadi<br />
1. Dudhana<br />
2. Lahuki<br />
6. Wai<br />
1. Nanegaon<br />
2. Somthana<br />
3. Nikalak Akola<br />
4. Badanapur<br />
5. Padali<br />
6. Ambadgaon<br />
7. Thoksal<br />
8. Manjargaon<br />
9. Kumbhari<br />
10. Saygaon<br />
1. Warudi<br />
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7. Bhokardan<br />
( TOTAL - 36 VILLAGES )<br />
8. Jafrabad<br />
(TOTAL - 14 VILLAGES)<br />
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3. Sukhana<br />
1. Dhamana<br />
2. Jui<br />
3. Khelna<br />
4. Purna<br />
5. Girja<br />
1.Khelna<br />
2. Kadegaon<br />
3. Kasturwadi<br />
4. Roshangaon<br />
1. Wakulni<br />
2. Ranjangaon<br />
3. Ghotan<br />
1. Selud<br />
2. Paradh<br />
3. Paradbhadi<br />
1. Wadsed<br />
2. Tadkalas<br />
3. Borgaon Jahangir<br />
4. Sipora bazar<br />
1. Bhokardan (Urban)<br />
2. Awahana<br />
3. Rameshwara<br />
4. Lingewadi<br />
5. Kodoli<br />
6. Takli<br />
7. Dautpur<br />
1. Tandulwadi<br />
2. Jainpur<br />
3. Kothara<br />
4. Nanda<br />
5. Limgaon<br />
6. Kopardi<br />
7. Belora<br />
8. Wallya<br />
9. Wallya Jahangir<br />
10. Nirkheda<br />
11. Kedarkhoda<br />
12. Nalani (Kh.)<br />
13. Nalani (Bk.)<br />
14. Tadegaon<br />
15. Khaparkheda<br />
1. Wajirdheda<br />
2. Wita<br />
3. Latifpur<br />
4. Borgaon Khadakgaon<br />
5. Borgaon Taru<br />
6. Takli<br />
7. Pimpalgaon<br />
1. Pimpalgaon Kad<br />
2. Warud<br />
3. Warkhedawiro<br />
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2. Jui<br />
3. Purna<br />
4. Takli<br />
5. Haratkheda<br />
1. Asai<br />
2. Bhorkheda<br />
1. Bhorkhedi<br />
2. Garkheda<br />
3. Jafrabad<br />
4. Borkhedi (Bk.)<br />
5. Aland<br />
6. Kumbharzari<br />
7. Hanmantkheda<br />
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ANNEXURE V - EPIDEMIC PRONE AREAS OF JALNA DISTRICT<br />
• The <strong>district</strong> administration ranks epidemics as the third priority as compared to other<br />
<strong>disaster</strong>s. The District Health Officer (DHO) Z.P. stated that 49 outbreaks occurred in<br />
the last 3 years.i.e.Year2006- 2007. The total number of deaths due to these outbreaks<br />
is 26<br />
• According to the definition of epidemic outbreaks in the <strong>district</strong>, the District Health<br />
Officer and Civil Surgeon stated that the type of outbreaks which occurred in Jalna<br />
<strong>district</strong> are mainly Gastro Enteritis, Cholera , Typhoid , inf. Hepatitis and viral fever.<br />
• The main reason of epidemic outbreak is infected drinking water and leakages of<br />
water supply pipes. According to the Medical authorities of the <strong>district</strong>, the <strong>district</strong><br />
administration has been able to sufficiently tackle these outbreaks.<br />
• According to previous case histories, the Health department (DHO, Z.P.) has analyzed<br />
the tahsilwise villages vulnerable to epidemics.<br />
• District Health Officer, Zilla Parishad, Jalna has stated that the villages which are<br />
vulnerable to epidemics are as under :<br />
Name of Tahsil Name of villages/Wards<br />
Jalna<br />
1.Somanth Wsti<br />
2.Daregaon<br />
(TOTAL - 11 )<br />
3.Erand Wadgaon<br />
4.Malshendra<br />
5.Motigavan<br />
6.panchanWadgaon<br />
7.NutanWasahat<br />
8.Kanhaiyanagar<br />
9.Gandhinagar<br />
10.Jalna<br />
11.karla.<br />
1.Palaskheda<br />
Bhokardan<br />
2.Hisoda bu.<br />
3.Hisoda Kh-<br />
(TOTAL -10)<br />
4.Merkheda<br />
5.Nalni<br />
6.Borgaon Taru<br />
7-Awhana<br />
8.Nimgoan.<br />
9.Takli Dawatpur<br />
10.Loangaon<br />
Partur<br />
( TOTAL - 3)<br />
Ambad<br />
1.SatonaBK<br />
2.Warfal<br />
3.Osmanpur<br />
1.Jogeshwari<br />
2.Ghungrde hadgaon<br />
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(TOTAL - 7) 3.Wadigodri<br />
4.Sashte pimpalgaon<br />
5.Bhamberi<br />
6.Walkeshwar<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
( TOTAL - 7 )<br />
Jafrabad<br />
(TOTAL - 3)<br />
Badnapur<br />
(TOTAL - 5)<br />
Mantha<br />
(TOTAL - 3)<br />
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7.Kingaon wadi<br />
1.Antrawali sarati<br />
2.Sakalgaon<br />
3.ShindeWadgaon<br />
4.Tharthpuri<br />
5.Bhutegaon<br />
6.Gadhe sawargaon<br />
7.Prigayabewadi<br />
1.Pokhri<br />
2.Tembhurni<br />
3.Khaperkheda<br />
1.KandariBK<br />
2.Bavane pangari<br />
3.Matrawadi<br />
4.Hiwara Rala<br />
5.KandariKH<br />
1.Mantha<br />
2.Malegaon<br />
3.Limbewadgaon<br />
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DISTRICT<br />
• Maximum road accidents ooccur on “Jalna - Aurangabad road” and at the spot of<br />
Ambad - T - point near New Government Guest House in Survey No. 488.<br />
• Recently a major road accident leads to mass riot near parner phata, ambad road, ahead<br />
of Ambad T Point on Jalna Ambad road. This riot occurred as a driver of container<br />
truck, killed and ran, the pilgrims of pandarpur yatra resting near road at parner phata.<br />
After road accident massacre hurted the sentiments of public and this lead to burning of<br />
government vehicles including vehicle of District Magistrate also.<br />
• A separate SOP on Road Accidents is in under process of preparation.<br />
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4.4. CAPABILITY ANALYSIS<br />
4.1 Inventory and Evaluation of Resources<br />
Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
Inventory and evaluation of resources is necessary for assessing the capability of <strong>district</strong> to<br />
respond effectively to different types of <strong>disaster</strong>s, and specifically to the <strong>disaster</strong>s that the<br />
<strong>district</strong> is specifically vulnerable to.<br />
During <strong>disaster</strong>, both governmental and non-governmental (including Private) resources are<br />
planned to be mobilised. The list of resources available with the government and other<br />
agencies is given below. These will be updated from time to time.<br />
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4.2 Communication and Media<br />
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Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
For monitoring, predicting and warning systems for specific <strong>disaster</strong>s, the following<br />
departments and the technology is available<br />
Disaster Monitoring Monitoring Warning Systems Department/<br />
Stations Instruments and Technology Agency responsible<br />
Earthquake ------- --------- --------- -------<br />
Floods 1. Jalna<br />
Water Level Wireless set Irrigation Department.<br />
2. Upper Dudhna Meter entrusted to<br />
Medium Project. ---- “ ---- irrigation<br />
3. Jivrekha M.P.<br />
department having<br />
4. Jui M.P. ---- “ ---- frequency 40 to 60<br />
5. Dhamna M.P. ---- “ ---- Khz. Message<br />
6. Kalyan Girja ---- “ ---- from Sr. No. 2 to 6<br />
---- “ ---- are received at Sr.<br />
No. 1. Messages<br />
are further<br />
conveyed to and<br />
monitored by<br />
Chief Engineer<br />
I.D., CADA,<br />
Aurangabad.<br />
Cyclones ----- ----- ----- -----<br />
Epidemics Total = 7 Result of If there is an Civil Surgeon Health<br />
District level - 6 water supply epidemic outbreak, Department.<br />
Total = 41 from M.O. and R.H.<br />
Village level, site laboratory Health Staff report<br />
level, PHC level,<br />
about occurrence<br />
Taluka level,<br />
of epidemic to the<br />
District level.<br />
concerned office. Health Department<br />
(Source District Health<br />
Officer, Z.P.)<br />
Industrial<br />
and<br />
Chemical<br />
Accidents<br />
Result of<br />
water supply<br />
from health<br />
laboratories.<br />
If there is an<br />
epidemic, M.O.<br />
and R.H. Health<br />
Staff inform about<br />
occurrence of<br />
epidemic to the<br />
Health Officer.<br />
---- ---- ---- ----<br />
Fires One Fire Station<br />
at Deolgaon Rd.<br />
Municipal<br />
Council Jalna<br />
Fire Pumps 1 - Telephone<br />
2 - Police<br />
Machinery<br />
(wireless)<br />
Fire Station Municipal<br />
Council Jalna.<br />
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Road<br />
accidents<br />
All police<br />
Stations in Jalna<br />
District.<br />
8 Stations and<br />
Check points.<br />
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On wireless<br />
message or<br />
telephonic<br />
message<br />
Protection<br />
indicators<br />
signal.<br />
Nil<br />
Wireless sets<br />
control phone<br />
Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
For Home Department<br />
(Police)<br />
Railway Dept.<br />
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4.2.1 Mass Media<br />
Jalna District Disaster Response Plan<br />
Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
The Mass Media can be used for giving warning and alert messages to the community.<br />
The details of Mass Media available in Jalna District are given in following table.<br />
Number of local newspapers 13 Daily, 19 Weeklies<br />
Number of radio stations Nearby Aurangabad/Parbhani<br />
Number of TV transmission centres NIL<br />
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4.3 Administrative Preparedness<br />
4.3.1 Control Room in the District<br />
Jalna District Disaster Response Plan<br />
Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
A control Room with staff strength of two clerical persons and one peon functions round the<br />
clock in the <strong>district</strong> head quarter as well as at each tahsil office during Monsoon months from<br />
June to September. During the remaining part of the year, only the Control Room of the<br />
Police Department works round the clock.<br />
The officer incharge of the Control Room is responsible for receiving flood warnings/heavy<br />
rainfall/uprooting of trees/Rain along with hail-storms/Damage of property as well as life etc.<br />
This Control Room also receives weather <strong>information</strong> form IMD, Colaba office and transmits<br />
them to all tahsil offices, Collector, RDC and Dy. Collectors.<br />
There is a wireless station control room at Jalna in the premises of Executive Engineer, Minor<br />
Irrigation Division, Jalna. Through this control room, messages from the various stations are<br />
monitored and communicated to the Chief Engineer, Irrigation Department, Aurangabad and<br />
to other authorities.<br />
Vast use of internet and e-mail has increased as a medium of communication.<br />
4.3.2 Community Education and Preparedness Programs<br />
During the recent flood at Golegaon in Jalna <strong>district</strong>, wide publicity and community<br />
education in the affected areas was done by beat of drums (i.e.Davandi). Besides this, there is<br />
no community education and preparedness programs that have been undertaken so far with<br />
regard to any <strong>disaster</strong>s.<br />
4.3.3 Measures taken for promotion of life/crop/property insurance<br />
Measures have been taken in flood affected areas for promotion of insurance for crop and<br />
property.<br />
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4.4 Disaster Specific Capability Analysis<br />
Jalna District Disaster Response Plan<br />
Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
In the case of Jalna <strong>district</strong>, the capability is judged on the basis of nature of <strong>disaster</strong> and the<br />
ability of the <strong>district</strong> administration to respond to <strong>disaster</strong>s such as Floods, Road Accidents,<br />
Epidemics, Earthquakes etc.<br />
4.4.1 Earthquakes<br />
The <strong>district</strong> administration and Sr. Geologist, GSDA, Jalna has analysed the tahsilwise<br />
villages which are on or near the lineaments with the help of Structural Geology and Remote<br />
Sensing data of the <strong>district</strong> but the scientific study of the weak zones is necessary.<br />
4.4.2 Floods<br />
The wireless sets are fitted on medium irrigation projects of the <strong>district</strong>. The list of medium<br />
irrigation projects is given in the section on evaluation of resources. The Minor Irrigation<br />
Department established a 24 hour Control Room connected by wireless to the command<br />
posts. The <strong>district</strong> administration has set up co-ordination with Minor Irrigation Department<br />
during the monsoon season.<br />
The watershed <strong>management</strong> program is being carried out in 263 villages in order to manage<br />
scanty rains received and to reduce the frequency of floods.<br />
The <strong>district</strong> administration has taken necessary action after the Golegaon flood. 14.3<br />
Hectares land was acquired by the <strong>district</strong> administration for the rehabilitation of Golegaon<br />
village in Partur Tahsil. An independent Control Plan only for floods has been prepared in<br />
Jalna <strong>district</strong> and it is updated every year. The <strong>district</strong> administration has prepared the list of<br />
villages which are situated on the banks of rivers.<br />
According to previous case histories of <strong>disaster</strong> episodes, the <strong>district</strong> administration has used<br />
community warning systems in the form of drum beatings (davandi ) to warn the villagers in<br />
the down stream. Preventive measures in the form of construction of percolation tanks and<br />
cement plugs are undertaken to avoid flash floods.<br />
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4.4.3 Industrial and Chemical Accidents and Fires<br />
Jalna District Disaster Response Plan<br />
Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
There are six industrial estates in the <strong>district</strong>. Only Jalna industrial estate i.e. MIDC Jalna is<br />
the most active industrial area. The <strong>district</strong> administration with the help of DIC and Joint<br />
Director, Industrial Safety and Health analyzed the 3 hazardous industries of the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
The Lay-out of the 3 hazardous industries with their fact sheets is included in this plan.<br />
Maharashtra Pollution Control Board, Aurangabad has given the report of 1 toxic and 6<br />
chemical industries of the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
The 3 hazardous industries have prepared their own <strong>disaster</strong> control plans and they take all<br />
measures to minimize the various damages due to accidents.<br />
In Jalna <strong>district</strong>, there are 4 Municipal Councils and 8 tahsils. Out of these Municipal<br />
Councils, only Jalna Municipal Council has its own fire brigade with only 2 fire fighting<br />
machines. Fire cases have occurred in various parts of the <strong>district</strong> during the last 30 years and<br />
as such the two fire tenders are insufficient to tackle the fires. The <strong>district</strong> administration<br />
needs more fire tenders and availability of fire brigade service at each Municipal Council.<br />
The Civil Hospital in the <strong>district</strong> headquarter has its own well equipped separate burn ward<br />
to help the fire victims. But besides this, the <strong>district</strong> administration is not equipped to give<br />
adequate support service to the fire victims.<br />
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4.4.4 Road Accidents<br />
Jalna District Disaster Response Plan<br />
Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
At present, traffic accidents are dealt with by the nearest police station. The traffic branch of<br />
S.P. Office, Jalna monitors and takes all necessary actions regarding Road Accidents.<br />
The S.P. Office maintains the monthly diary of various road accidents in the <strong>district</strong>. The<br />
office monitors the various parameters of particular accidents and concludes the reasons of<br />
the accidents. The office classifies various accidents on the basis of nature of the accidents<br />
viz. Fatal Accidents, Normal Accidents etc.<br />
With the help of above procedure, the traffic branch of S.P. Office, Jalna tries to minimize the<br />
accidents but in the last 30 years, the road accidents are increasing day by day.<br />
According to Railway dept. there is only 8 stations in Jalna <strong>district</strong>. Railway dept. has its own<br />
check points to tackle the Railway accidents. Railway dept. uses protection indicators,<br />
signals, wireless sets, control phones etc. for controlling the railway accidents.<br />
There are PHCs and Rural Hospitals on the state highways. The health department has their<br />
own trauma care center for treating accident victims.<br />
In Jalna, the Mission Hospital and other private hospitals are working for treating accident<br />
victims.<br />
Separate SOP for Road accidents is under process of preparation and major steps in future<br />
will be taken for creating awareness among the people in this regard.<br />
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4.4.5 Epidemics<br />
Jalna District Disaster Response Plan<br />
Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
In rural areas, there is 1 PHC for every 30,000 people. Each primary health<br />
center 1 Sub Center for 5000 papulation has one male and one female health<br />
worker. They are provided with necessary medicine and equipment to tackle<br />
day to day demands.<br />
The Health Dept. of Zilla Parishad has their own epidemic survey team which<br />
maintains the Case Histories of outbreaks and takes the necessary actions to<br />
tackle the epidemics. Training has been provided to all Gram Panchayats for<br />
treatment of potable water. Bleaching powder is used to purify the water.<br />
Health education and awareness campaigns are being carried out at village<br />
levels by DHO, Jalna.<br />
There are 8 Laboratory for water testing. The details of Pathological<br />
laboratories, Blood banks and other health services are given in Government<br />
and Pvt. Sector Resources.<br />
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4.5 Preparedness Measures undertaken by Departments<br />
Jalna District Disaster Response Plan<br />
Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
In addition to the administrative preparedness measures, the <strong>district</strong> control room will receive reports on<br />
preparedness from the relevant <strong>district</strong> level departments and other departments, as per the details given<br />
below. This will enable the District Collector to analyse the capabilities and preparedness measures of various<br />
departments and report on the same to the Emergency Operations Centre, Relief Commissioner and Divisional<br />
Commissioner.<br />
4.5.1 Preparedness Checklist for Police (to be filled in by the Department Head and<br />
submitted to the District Collector every six months)<br />
Preparedness measures taken Details/Remarks<br />
The department is familiar with <strong>disaster</strong> response plan<br />
and <strong>disaster</strong> response procedures are clearly defined<br />
Yes<br />
Orientation and training for <strong>disaster</strong> response plan and<br />
procedures undertaken<br />
Special skills required during emergency operations<br />
imparted to the officials and the staff.<br />
Yes<br />
Reviewed and updated<br />
Precautionary measures and procedures<br />
the precautions to be taken to protect equipment<br />
the post-<strong>disaster</strong> procedures to be followed.<br />
Yes<br />
Adequate<br />
evacuation<br />
warning mechanisms established for Yes<br />
A officer has been designated as Nodal Officer for Home Dy.S.P. Shri.<br />
Disaster Management<br />
A.M.Kulkarni<br />
9823214688<br />
mob-<br />
Sources of materials required for response operations<br />
have been identified<br />
Yes<br />
Reported By : Sanjay Mohite<br />
Designation : Supdt. of Police, Jalna<br />
Signature :<br />
Date : 20/05/2011<br />
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4.5.2 Preparedness Checklist for Public Health Department (to be filled in by the Civil<br />
Surgeon and District Health Officer and submitted to the DCR every six months)<br />
Preparedness Measures taken Details/ Remarks<br />
The department is familiar with <strong>disaster</strong> response plan and <strong>disaster</strong> Yes<br />
response procedures are clearly defined<br />
A hospital plan for the facilities, equipment and staff of that Yes<br />
particular hospital based on “The Guide to Health Management in<br />
Disasters” has been developed.<br />
Orientation and training for <strong>disaster</strong> response plan and procedures Being Done<br />
undertaken<br />
Special skills required during <strong>disaster</strong> situations are imparted to the Being Done<br />
officials and the staff.<br />
Hospital staffs are aware of which hospital rooms/ buildings are Yes<br />
damage-proof.<br />
Reviewed and updated<br />
Yes<br />
precautionary measures and procedures<br />
the precautions that have to be taken to protect equipment<br />
The post-<strong>disaster</strong> procedures to be followed.<br />
All hospitals’ staff has been informed about the possible <strong>disaster</strong>s in Yes<br />
the <strong>district</strong>, likely damages and effects, and <strong>information</strong> about<br />
ways to protect life, equipment and property.<br />
An area of the hospital identified for receiving large numbers of Yes<br />
casualties.<br />
Emergency admission procedures with adequate record keeping Yes<br />
developed.<br />
Field staff oriented about<br />
DDMAP<br />
standards of services,<br />
Yes<br />
Procedures for tagging.<br />
Yes<br />
A officer has been designated as Nodal Officer for Disaster Dr. P. K. Mundhe<br />
Management<br />
ADHO<br />
Sources of materials required for response operations have been --<br />
identified<br />
Reported By: Dr. D. D. Bhagat<br />
Designation D.H.O., Z.P. Jalna<br />
Date 06.07.2011 Signed/-<br />
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4.5.3 Preparedness Checklist for MSEDCL (to be filled in by the Department Head and<br />
submitted to the District Collector every six months)<br />
Preparedness measures taken Details/Remarks<br />
The department is familiar with <strong>disaster</strong><br />
response plan and <strong>disaster</strong> response procedures<br />
are clearly defined<br />
Yes<br />
Orientation and training for <strong>disaster</strong> response<br />
plan and procedures undertaken<br />
Yes<br />
Special skills required during emergency<br />
operations imparted to the officials and the staff.<br />
Reviewed and updated<br />
Precautionary measures and procedures<br />
the precautions to be taken to protect equipment<br />
the post-<strong>disaster</strong> procedures to be followed.<br />
Yes<br />
A officer has been designated as Nodal Officer Shri Masul B.B., E.E.,<br />
for Disaster Management<br />
MSEDCL, Divn.NoI,<br />
Jalna<br />
Sources of materials required for response<br />
operations have been identified<br />
Yes<br />
Reported By : Shri K.J. Meshram<br />
Designation - The Superintending Engineer, MSEDCL, Circle, Jalna<br />
Signature -<br />
Date - 15.05.2012<br />
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4.5.4 Preparedness Checklist for Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran (to be filled in by<br />
the Department Head and submitted to the District Collector every six months)<br />
Preparedness Measures Taken Details/Remarks<br />
The department is familiar with <strong>disaster</strong><br />
response plan and <strong>disaster</strong> response<br />
procedures are clearly defined<br />
---<br />
Orientation and training for <strong>disaster</strong> At present no such orientation training programme<br />
response plan and procedures undertaken<br />
Special skills required during emergency<br />
operations imparted to the officials and<br />
the staff.<br />
for <strong>disaster</strong> response plan<br />
Reviewed and updated<br />
As a precautionary measure MJP have designed ESR<br />
Precautionary measures and procedures and various RCC Structure to applicable zone of<br />
the precautions to be taken to protect<br />
equipment<br />
the post-<strong>disaster</strong> procedures to be<br />
followed.<br />
earthquake of <strong>district</strong>.<br />
Adequate warning mechanisms for No warning mechanism for informing to people<br />
informing people to store an emergency<br />
supply of drinking water have been<br />
developed.<br />
available with MJP.<br />
Procedures established for the emergency At present MJP has not maintaining any Uraban &<br />
distribution of water if existing supply is Rural water supply scheme in Jalna Dist. However,<br />
disrupted.<br />
we provide 13 Nos engineers and 11 Nos technical<br />
and supervisory staff during emergency if required.<br />
A officer has been designated as Nodal<br />
Officer for Disaster Management<br />
Yes: R.G.Kanade, Ex.Engr MJP works divn Jalna<br />
Sources of materials required for -<br />
response operations have been identified<br />
Reported By : R.G.Kanade,<br />
Designation Ex.Engr MJP works Divn Jalna<br />
Signature : Sd/-<br />
Date : 15.05.12<br />
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4.5.5 Preparedness Checklist for Irrigation Department (to be filled in by the Department Head and<br />
submitted to the District Collector every six months)<br />
Preparedness measures taken Details/Remarks<br />
The department is familiar with <strong>disaster</strong> response plan and Yes<br />
<strong>disaster</strong> response procedures are clearly defined<br />
Orientation and training for <strong>disaster</strong> response plan and Yes<br />
procedures undertaken<br />
Special skills required during emergency operations imparted to<br />
the officials and the staff.<br />
Reviewed and updated<br />
Yes<br />
Precautionary measures and procedures<br />
the precautions to be taken to protect equipment<br />
the post-<strong>disaster</strong> procedures to be followed.<br />
Flood monitoring mechanisms can be activated in all flood<br />
prone areas from 1 st Yes<br />
of June.<br />
All staff are well aware of precautions to be taken to protect Yes<br />
their lives and personal property.<br />
Each technical assistant has instructions and knows operating Yes<br />
procedures for <strong>disaster</strong> conditions.<br />
Methods of monitoring and impounding the levels in the tanks<br />
evolved.<br />
Methods of alerting officers on other dam sites and the <strong>district</strong> Yes. By Phone<br />
control room, established<br />
Mechanisms evolved for<br />
Yes. By Phone<br />
forewarning settlements in the downstream<br />
Yes. By Phone<br />
evacuation<br />
coordination with other dam authorities<br />
A officer has been designated as Nodal Officer for Disaster --------------<br />
Management<br />
Sources of materials required for response operations have been Yes.<br />
identified<br />
Reported By : G.C.Sukhmani,<br />
Designation : Executive Engineer, Jalna Minor Irrigation Division, Jalna<br />
Signature : O.C. by Ex. Engr.<br />
Date : 15/5/2012<br />
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4.5.6 Preparedness Checklist for Telecommunications (to be filled in by the Department<br />
Head and submitted to the District Collector every six months)<br />
Preparedness measures taken Details/Remarks<br />
The department is familiar with <strong>disaster</strong> response plan and <strong>disaster</strong> Yes<br />
response procedures are clearly defined<br />
Orientation and training for <strong>disaster</strong> response plan and procedures Yes<br />
undertaken. Special skills required during emergency operations<br />
imparted to the officials and the staff.<br />
Reviewed and updated<br />
Yes<br />
Precautionary measures and procedures<br />
the precautions to be taken to protect equipment the post-<strong>disaster</strong><br />
procedures to be followed.<br />
A officer has been designated as Nodal Officer for Disaster Yes,<br />
Management<br />
N. B. Bhoge<br />
Divisional Engineer<br />
Sources of materials required for response operations have been Yes<br />
identified<br />
Reported By : N.P.Kawade<br />
Designation Telecom District Manager, BSNL, Jalna<br />
Signature<br />
Date 31.05.2012<br />
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4.5.7 Preparedness Checklist for PWD (to be filled in by the Department Head and submitted to<br />
the District Collector every six months)<br />
Preparedness Measures taken Details/Remarks<br />
The department is familiar with <strong>disaster</strong> response plan Yes<br />
and <strong>disaster</strong> response procedures are clearly defined<br />
Orientation and training for <strong>disaster</strong> response plan and Yes<br />
procedures undertaken<br />
Special skills required during emergency operations<br />
imparted to the officials and the staff.<br />
Reviewed and updated<br />
Yes<br />
Precautionary measures and procedures<br />
the precautions to be taken to protect equipment<br />
the post-<strong>disaster</strong> procedures to be followed.<br />
All officers are familiar with pre-<strong>disaster</strong> precautions Yes<br />
and post-<strong>disaster</strong> procedures for road clearing and for<br />
defining safe evacuation routes where necessary.<br />
A officer has been designated as Nodal Officer for Yes<br />
Disaster Management<br />
Sources of materials required for response operations Yes<br />
have been identified<br />
Reported By:<br />
1) (K.E.Kamble) 2) (L.B.Choudhairy)<br />
Designation Executive Engineer Executive Engineer<br />
P.W.Divn.Jalna P.W.Divn.No.2 Jalna<br />
Signature Sd/-<br />
Date 25/05/2012<br />
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4.5.8 Preparedness Checklist for Agriculture Department (to be filled in by the<br />
Department Head and submitted to the District Collector every six months)<br />
Preparedness Measures taken Details/Remarks<br />
The department is familiar with <strong>disaster</strong> response plan and <strong>disaster</strong><br />
Yes<br />
response procedures are clearly defined<br />
Orientation and training for <strong>disaster</strong> response plan and procedures<br />
undertaken<br />
Special skills required during emergency operations imparted to the<br />
officials and the staff.<br />
Reviewed and updated<br />
Precautionary measures and procedures<br />
the precautions to be taken to protect equipment<br />
the post-<strong>disaster</strong> procedures to be followed.<br />
Information provided to all concerned about the <strong>disaster</strong>s, likely<br />
damages to crops and plantations, and <strong>information</strong> about ways to<br />
protect the same.<br />
The NGOs and other relief organisations are informed about the<br />
resources of the department<br />
A officer has been designated as Nodal Officer for Disaster<br />
Management<br />
Sources of materials required for response operations have been<br />
identified<br />
Reported By : S. G. Padwal<br />
Designation – Dist. Superintending Agril. Officer, Jalna<br />
Signature -<br />
Date – 24/5/2012<br />
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Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes
DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT AGRICULTURAL PLAN<br />
Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
1. Preparedness Measures Taken<br />
The department is familiar with <strong>disaster</strong> response plan and <strong>disaster</strong> response procedures are<br />
clearly defined.<br />
The <strong>disaster</strong> such as Flood, Drought, cyclone, earthquakes, hail fall/Snowfall etc. can cause damages to<br />
crops, plantations, and soils. To avoid the losses in future due to above Natural calamities if Occurs the<br />
Department has instructed to the Staff working in the field as follows<br />
1. Every Village level Agril, Assistant should stay at headquarter and remain present in jurisdiction<br />
Every day.<br />
2. If any Natural calamity occurs in jurisdiction immediately contact to Supervisor.<br />
3. Don’t switch off mobile phone or contact phone.<br />
4. Remain in phone contact of higher officials.<br />
5. Remain in contact with Grampanchayat, sarpanch, police patil, Talati, Gramsevak.<br />
6. Inspect waterbodies (N.B. C.N.B.) frequently to avoid damage to crops and soil due to excess<br />
water.<br />
7. Contact immediately to District control room in emergency situation if occurs.<br />
2. ORIENTATION AND TRAINING FOR DISASTER RESPONSE PLAN AND PROCEDURE<br />
UNDERTAKEN SPECIAL SKILLS REQUIRED DURING EMERGENCY OPERATIONS<br />
PREPERED TO THE OFFICIALS AND STAFF<br />
Training for Disaster response are arranged at taluka level as follows<br />
Training programme arranged for subordinate officials and staff for <strong>disaster</strong> response is as under<br />
Sr.n Name of Taluka Training Date Place Training Organizer Remarks<br />
o.<br />
1 Jalna 21/06/2011 TAO Office C.K. Bahure<br />
2 Jafrabad 21/6/2011 TAO Office B.N. Bonderwad<br />
3 Badnapur 22/06/2011 TAO Office P.B. Avale<br />
4 Bhokardan 22/06/2011 TAO Office M.S. Boinwad<br />
5 Partur 23/06/2011 TAO Office V.G. Mathekar<br />
6 Mantha 22/06/2011 TAO Office Sukhdev R.T.<br />
7 Ambad 21/6/2011 TAO Office Rakate B.N.<br />
8 Ghansavangi 21/6/2011 TAO Office V.K. Kulkarni<br />
Orientation<br />
about Natural<br />
calamities such<br />
as flood,<br />
Drought<br />
cyclone,<br />
Snowfall,<br />
earthquake<br />
The sub divisional Agriculture Officer shri A.R. Kale (Jalna, Jafrabad, Badnapur, Bhokardan)<br />
And Partur shri Bardale will Supervise the training programme for <strong>disaster</strong> response are arranged at<br />
taluka level.<br />
3. SPECIAL SKILLS REQUIRED DURING EMERGENCY OPERATIONS IMPARTED TO<br />
THE OFFICIALS AND THE STAFF<br />
Officials and the staff is trained about the emergency operations and suggestions to staff given are as<br />
under<br />
1. Communicate the messages received and required urgently to subordinate and higher officers in<br />
emergency<br />
2. Contact to the control room urgently<br />
3. Use available resources in local situations ex. First Aid Box, Taint, Bullock cart, Tractor etc.<br />
4. In Flood situation inspect waterbodies (N.B., C.N.B) frequently and if necessary repair it<br />
urgently with the help of local people.<br />
5. Keep with the list of available equipments, vehicles, instruments, in village or proximity.<br />
6. Keep the <strong>information</strong> of the people staff having swimming and driving skills and own vehicles<br />
7. Keep first aid box with all necessary medicines, Bandages, ointments etc if required any material<br />
demand it to P.H.C. near it.<br />
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4. REVIEWD AND UPDATED<br />
Precautionary measures and Procedures<br />
The precautions to be taken to protect equipments the post <strong>disaster</strong>s procedure to be followed<br />
Precautionary Measures And Procedures<br />
All taluka officials are aware about (through Training) precautionary measures to be taken<br />
are as under<br />
1. Transfer of messages up to farmers immediately through village workers (Agril. Assistant)<br />
2. Planning about availability/supply of inputs through concern agencies like A.D.O./Mahabeej if<br />
required.<br />
3. Quantification of inputs if required and demand of inputs towards concerned agencies (Planting<br />
material, Seed, Fertilizer etc)<br />
4. Identification of sensitive village to flood, drought etc.<br />
POST DISASTER PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED<br />
1. Immediate survey of damaged area, crops, soils<br />
2. Reporting of area, crop wise, hectarage Number of benificieries affected and contingency<br />
planning if required (Resowing)<br />
3. Estimation about reduction in yield and soil degradation<br />
4. Estimates for land improvements if required<br />
5. Spraying of 2 % Urea<br />
6. Thinning at temporarily wilting point<br />
7. Use of protective irrigation if available<br />
8. Use of sprinklers/Drip to irrigate crops<br />
9. Gap filling/replanting of fruit crops<br />
10. Resowing<br />
11. Input availability through A.D.O. and concern agencies<br />
Information Provided to all Concernd About the Disasters, Likely Damages to Crops and Plantations<br />
And Information about the Ways To Protect the Same.<br />
Information is provided to all Taluka Officers about the Disasters such as flood, Drought, cyclone,<br />
earthquake. Due to thease natural calamities if damages to crops and plantations cauaes the Steps to be<br />
taken are as Under<br />
1. Survey of afficted area, crop, plants and identifications of benifiticieres<br />
2. Quentification of material required to protect and availiblity of material and suppling agencies<br />
3. Adoption of technological measures to protect the crops, plantation and soils.<br />
4. Estimation of losses and detail estimates of activities to be taken<br />
5. Use of available resoursers<br />
THE N.G.O.s AND OTHER RELIF ORGANISATIONS ARE INFORMED ABOUT THE RESOURSES<br />
OF THE DEPARTMENTS<br />
The N.G.O s Working in the districr are informed about the <strong>disaster</strong>s and resourses of the department<br />
are as Under<br />
1. Late. Shrirangarao Bhau Uddeshiya Seva Bhavi Sanstha.<br />
Butegaon Tq. Badnapr Dist Jalna<br />
2. Lok Jagruti Prathisthan, Jafrabad<br />
3. Jan Hitharth Seva Bhavi Sanstha, M. Chincholi Tq. Ghansavangi Dist Jalna<br />
4. Zep Krishi and Gramin Vikas Sanstha, Kumbhar Pimpalgaon<br />
Tq. Ghansavangi, Dist Jalna<br />
5. Swami Vivekanand Swayam sevi Sanstha, Ranjani, Tq. Ghansavangi, Dist Jalna<br />
6. Marathwada shaity shaya mandal kharpudi Tq.<strong>jalna</strong>, Dist Jalna<br />
7. Raja Janak Krishi pratisthan, Pimpri talegaon, Tq. Bhokerdan, Dist Jalna.<br />
8. mauli kriahi vigyal mandal partur<br />
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A OFFICER HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS NODAL OFFICER FOR DISASTER AS FOLLOWS<br />
Sr.No Name of officer Taluka/<br />
Subdivision<br />
Designation Contact No.<br />
Office Mob.<br />
1 C.K. Bahure Jalna T.A.O. 282185 9422708017<br />
2 P.B. Avale Badnapur T.A.O. 261164 9423249100<br />
3 M.S. Boinwad Bhokardan T.A.O. 244631 9422882201<br />
4 B.N. Bonderwad Jafrabad T.A.O. 222323 9421939467<br />
5 V.G.Mathekar Partur T.A.O. 221130 9890218739<br />
6 Sukhdev R.T. Mantha T.A.O. 270270 9272108497<br />
7 M.D. Jadhau Ambad T.A.O. 220154 9422225884<br />
8 V.K.Kulkarni Ghansavangi T.A.O. 231181 9422244338<br />
9 A.R. Kale Jalna S.D.A.O 230225 9823129624<br />
10 P.S. Bardale Partur S.D.A.O 221176 9422175019<br />
11 S.A. Gondge Jalna A.O. 230513 9422228595<br />
SOURCES OF MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR RESPONSE OPERATION HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED<br />
ARE AS BELOW<br />
Sr. No. Name Of Material Supplying<br />
Agency<br />
Location Remark<br />
1 Seed Mahabeej/ Seed<br />
Ferti.<br />
Wholesalers<br />
Jalna Bajra , Soyabean, Etc<br />
2 Fruit Plants Dept. Nursery Wadigodri, Mango, Mosambi, Guava<br />
kendhali, Jalna etc<br />
3 Fertiliser RCF Jalna ADO ZP Jalna<br />
4 Pesticide/<br />
MAIDC, Govt. A.Bad Bio. Lab.<br />
Insecticide<br />
lab<br />
INFORMATION REGARDING VEHICLES IN USE<br />
Sr.No. Office Name Vehicle Type & number Driver Name remark<br />
1 DSAO Jalna Jeep MH 21 182<br />
Syed Moinoddin<br />
Jeep MH 20E 9195<br />
P.M.Bangar<br />
2 SDAO Jalna Jeep MH 20 A 9049 U. Vijaysenani<br />
3 SDAO Partur Jeep MH 12 J 0028 R.U. Dabhade<br />
4 TAO Mantha - -<br />
POSITION OF STAFF AVAILABLE<br />
Sr. Cadre DSAO SDAO SDAO Total<br />
No.<br />
JLN PTR<br />
1 DSAO 1 -- -- 1<br />
2 SDAO -- 1 1 2<br />
3 TAO 3 5 5 13<br />
4 AO 2 17 18 37<br />
5 Agril. Sup. - 23 27 50<br />
6 Agril. Asst. 2 113 111 224<br />
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4.5.9 Preparedness Checklist for Animal Husbandry Department (to be filled in by the<br />
Department Head and submitted to the District Collector every six months)<br />
Preparedness measures taken Details/Remarks<br />
The department is familiar with <strong>disaster</strong> response plan<br />
and <strong>disaster</strong> response procedures are clearly defined<br />
Orientation and training for <strong>disaster</strong> response plan and<br />
procedures undertaken<br />
Special skills required during emergency operations<br />
imparted to the officials and the staff.<br />
Reviewed and updated Precautionary measures and<br />
procedures the precautions to be taken to protect<br />
equipment the post-<strong>disaster</strong> procedures to be followed.<br />
Hospital staff are aware of which hospital rooms/<br />
buildings are damage-proof.<br />
All veterinary hospitals and centres’ staff have been<br />
informed about the possible <strong>disaster</strong>s, likely damages<br />
and effects, and <strong>information</strong> about ways to protect life,<br />
equipment and property.<br />
An area of the hospital identified for receiving large<br />
numbers of livestock.<br />
Yes, Necessary instructions<br />
have been issued to the field<br />
staff .<br />
Training to field officer is<br />
given for <strong>disaster</strong> response<br />
plan and they are informed<br />
about action to be taken in<br />
during emergency.<br />
--<br />
Yes, the hospital rooms/<br />
buildings are damage-proof.<br />
Yes.<br />
Veterinary Dispensary --<br />
Ashti, Partur, Jamkhed,<br />
Chikhali, Hasnabad,<br />
Mahora, Tembhurni,<br />
Wakulni, Ghansangvi,<br />
TMVP -- Mantha.,Badnapur<br />
,Jalna ,Bhokardan, Ambad<br />
Jaffrabad,<br />
Yes<br />
Emergency admission procedures with adequate record<br />
keeping developed .<br />
An officer has been designated as Nodal Officer for<br />
Disaster Management<br />
Yes.<br />
Sources of materials required for response operations Yes. The required<br />
have been identified<br />
Medicines/Life saving drugs<br />
are available at the<br />
vety.Hospitals .The<br />
preventive vaccines are also<br />
available in the area.The pre<br />
monsson vaccination is<br />
under taken regularly .<br />
Signature :<br />
Designation : District Dy.Commissioner Animal Husbundry, Jalna<br />
Reported By : District Dy.Commissioner Animal Husbundry, Jalna<br />
Date : 14/5/2012.<br />
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4.6 Public and Private Resources Inventory<br />
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Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
Resource inventory consisting of manpower, transport, infrastructure and equipment for both the governmental and private sector institutions indicate<br />
the response capacity of the <strong>district</strong> administration.<br />
The following tables show the details of Government and Private sector resources of Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
Services Man<br />
power<br />
Numbe<br />
r of<br />
Two<br />
Wheele<br />
rs<br />
Numb<br />
er of<br />
Four<br />
Wheel<br />
ers<br />
Numb<br />
er of<br />
Statio<br />
ns /<br />
Units<br />
Numb<br />
er of<br />
Wirel<br />
ess<br />
sets<br />
Service Popln Ratio Numbe<br />
r of<br />
armed<br />
Consta<br />
bulary<br />
Special<br />
Equip<br />
ments<br />
Mobile<br />
cranes<br />
Numbe<br />
rs of<br />
Towns<br />
with<br />
Fire<br />
Brigad<br />
e<br />
Number<br />
of towns<br />
without<br />
Fire<br />
Brigade<br />
Special Equipments for<br />
Fires /Fire victims<br />
Police(Supdt. of Police) 1600 54 72 17 91 19.58LAKH X X X X X<br />
Fire Brigade (Mun. Council ) 19 1 2 1 X 19 : 16.13 LAKH X X 1 3 157<br />
Municipal council Bhokardan 49 X 1 1 X 49 : Bhokardan city X X X X X<br />
Defence (S.R.P.F. Gr. III , Jalna) 1303 1 41 1 2 1303:16.64 LAKH 1016 X X X X<br />
Home Guards 463 X 1 1 X 750:16 LAKH X X X X X<br />
Health Services<br />
(CIVIL SURGEON,JALNA)<br />
Health Services<br />
(D.H.O.JALNA)<br />
580 X 15 11 X 1,50,000 FOR RURAL HOSP.<br />
1.16,00,000 FOR 1 DIST.HOSP.<br />
X X X X Well equipped separate<br />
burn ward available<br />
Trana Care Unit 1<br />
712 X 43 253 X 30000:1 PHC 5000: 1 S/C X X X X X<br />
Civil Supply &Food (D.S.O.) 78 X 1 8 X 78:1493770 X X X X X<br />
Power Supply (MSEDCL) 958 02 12 64 X 988:13.64 LAKH X X X X 09<br />
Water Supply (M.I.Z.P.) 17 X 1 4 X -- X X X X X<br />
Water Supply (MJP Jalna) 82 X 2 4 X 82: for 13.64 lakh popu. X X X X X<br />
G.S.D.A. JALNA 20 X 1 1 X 31.16 Lakh X X X X X
( J.M.I. Div. Jalna +<br />
M.I.Local Sector Div. Jalna +<br />
Aurangabad Irrigation Div. +<br />
N.M.C. Div. Wadigodri)<br />
158<br />
132<br />
150<br />
107<br />
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Engineering Services (PWD) 600 X 26 2 X 600:1048439 X X X X X<br />
Engineering Services Total 547 -- 20 20 5 -- X NIL X X Inflatable boat with<br />
OBM – 2 Nos<br />
Life buyos 10 Nos<br />
Fire extinguishers 5<br />
Life jackets 10 Nos<br />
Engineering Services<br />
(Z.P.WORKS)<br />
357 X 13 1 X 357:765000 X X X X X<br />
Engineering Services (Tele.) 166 X 1 85 X 229:16.13 Lakh X X X X X<br />
Engineering Services (Railway) 330 X X 8 18 330:16.13 LAKH X X X X X<br />
MSRTC 1349 X X 23 X 1349: 16.13 Lakh X X X X X<br />
Civil Defense NOT AVAILABLE
services Special<br />
equipment for<br />
floods /flood<br />
victims<br />
Special<br />
equipm<br />
ent for<br />
industri<br />
al<br />
acciden<br />
ts<br />
Numbe<br />
r of<br />
hospital<br />
s with<br />
surgical<br />
facilitie<br />
s<br />
Num<br />
ber of<br />
beds<br />
Num<br />
ber of<br />
blood<br />
bank<br />
s<br />
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Number of<br />
trauma care<br />
centres<br />
Number<br />
of x-ray<br />
machine<br />
s<br />
Numbe<br />
r of<br />
Ambula<br />
nces<br />
Num<br />
ber<br />
of<br />
poiso<br />
n<br />
centr<br />
es<br />
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Nu<br />
mb<br />
er<br />
of<br />
pat<br />
hol<br />
ogi<br />
cal<br />
lab<br />
s<br />
Wa<br />
terqua<br />
lity<br />
test<br />
ing<br />
cen<br />
tres<br />
Num<br />
ber<br />
of<br />
god<br />
own<br />
s<br />
Numbe<br />
r of<br />
water<br />
tankers<br />
Police(Supdt. of Police) X X X X X X X X X X X X X 17<br />
Fire Brigade (Municipal. Council ) X X X X X X X 1 X X X X 4 X<br />
Defense (S.R.P.F. Gr.III,Jalna) X X X 6 X X X 1 X X X X 1 X<br />
Home Guards X X X X X X X X X X X X X 4<br />
Health Services (CIVIL SURGEON,JALNA) Well equipped<br />
separate burn<br />
ward is<br />
available<br />
X 9 520 1 3 9 15 10 11 8 X X ---<br />
Health Services (D.H.O.JALNA) Available with<br />
CS Jalna<br />
Num<br />
ber of<br />
subst<br />
ation<br />
s<br />
X 40 422 X X X X 40 21 5 X X 213<br />
Civil Supply &Food (D.S.O.) X X X X X X X X X X X 8 X 8<br />
Power Supply (MSEDCL.) X X X X X X X X X X X 02 X 52<br />
Water Supply (M.I.Z.P.)<br />
Water Supply (MJP, Jalna)<br />
X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 4<br />
X X X X X<br />
X X X X X x 1 X 4<br />
G.S.D.A. JALNA X X X X X X X X X X X X X X<br />
Engineering Services (PWD No. 1, PWD<br />
No. 2, R.P. Div. No. Jalna , Z.P. (W), World<br />
Bank Div. A,bad)<br />
X X X X X X X X X X X 23 2 X<br />
Engineering Services (M.I.+ Local Sector) X X X X X X X X X X X 2 X 17<br />
Engineering Services (Tele.) X X X X X X X X X X X 1 X 85<br />
Engineering Services (Railway) X X X X X X X X X X X 4 X X<br />
Civil Defense X X X X X X X X X X X X X X<br />
M.S.R.T.C. Jalna Division 216 Buses X X X X X X X X X X X 1 X
4.6.1 Infrastructure available<br />
Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
Considering the public and private resources, the capability of the <strong>district</strong> and the resource<br />
availability is summarised below.<br />
4.6.1 Manpower<br />
The Number of Non Government Organizations (NGOs) working in the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
Number of Mutual Aid response group in the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
Police Service personnel<br />
Defense Service personnel –<br />
State Reserve Police Force Gr. III (SRPF Gr. III)<br />
Home Guard Personnel<br />
College Student Volunteers --<br />
Personnel of N.C.C.<br />
Personnel of Scout<br />
Personnel of Guide<br />
Personnel of N.S.S.<br />
Number of private hospitals<br />
Man power of Private hospitals<br />
Health Service Personnel’s (Public Hospitals) --<br />
Personnel’s of District Health Office Zilla Parishad Jalna<br />
Personnel’s of Civil Surgeon, Jalna<br />
Man power of Power Supply Service ( M.S.E.D.C.L.)<br />
Man Power of Water Supply Service --<br />
Personnel of Water Supply Zilla Parishad, Jalna<br />
Personnel of Environment Engineering Service(Water Supply Division), Jalna<br />
Personnel of Ground water Survey and Development Agency( GSDA), Jalna<br />
: NA<br />
: NA<br />
: 1600<br />
: 1303<br />
: 800<br />
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: 50<br />
: 1359<br />
: 884<br />
: 1680<br />
: 140<br />
: 467<br />
: 712<br />
: 580<br />
: 1093<br />
: 17<br />
: 98<br />
: 20
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Man power of Engineering Services --<br />
Personnel of Public Works Division, Jalna<br />
Personnel of Minor Irrigation Division, Jalna<br />
Personnel of Zilla Parishad Works Division, Jalna<br />
Personnel of Telephone Department, Jalna<br />
Personnel of Railway Department, Jalna<br />
Number of Private Transport Organization in the <strong>district</strong><br />
Personnel working in Private Transport<br />
: 600<br />
: 158<br />
: 357<br />
: 196<br />
: 330<br />
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: 88
4.6.1.2 Infrastructure<br />
Number of towns with Fire Brigade Service<br />
Number of Private Hospitals with Surgery facility and ambulance services<br />
Number of Public Hospitals with surgery facility and ambulance services (C.S.)<br />
Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
Number of Private Hospitals with surgery facility and without ambulance<br />
services<br />
Number of Public Hospitals with surgery facility and without ambulance<br />
services<br />
Number of X- Ray machines in the <strong>district</strong><br />
Number of blood banks with Private institutions<br />
Number of blood banks with Public institutions<br />
Number of bed with Private Hospitals<br />
Number of bed with Public Hospitals –<br />
Number of bed under the authority of District Health Officer, Z.P., Jalna<br />
Number of bed under the authority of Civil Surgeon, Jalna<br />
Number of Private Poison Care Centres in the <strong>district</strong><br />
Number of Public Poison Care Centres in the <strong>district</strong><br />
Number of trauma care centres in Public Hospitals<br />
Number of trauma care centres in Private Hospitals<br />
Number of Pathological labs with Private Organization<br />
Number of Pathological labs with Public Organization<br />
Number of Boats<br />
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37<br />
03<br />
--<br />
--<br />
18 (08 Public)<br />
(10 Private)<br />
02<br />
01<br />
1698<br />
46<br />
204<br />
460<br />
07<br />
48 (C.S. – 10)<br />
(DHO-38)<br />
03(Under CS)<br />
--<br />
17<br />
14 (C.S.-8)<br />
( DHO-6)<br />
02(Irrigation<br />
Dept,Jalna)
4.6.1.3 Technological support<br />
• Satellite communication link with District Headquarters<br />
• Police wireless communication accessible<br />
• Telephones in all Taluka Headquarters<br />
• Fax machines in all Taluka Headquarters<br />
• There is only one water quality monitoring station in the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
•<br />
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4.6.2 Special Equipment Available at the District Level<br />
Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
Following table shows the special equipment which are available at the <strong>district</strong> level<br />
Specialized Equipment Numbers Department/Organization<br />
Earth - Moving equipment Nil Public Works Division, Jalna<br />
Irrigation Department, Jalna<br />
Drilling Rigs 02 Executive Engineer, Rural water<br />
supply, Zilla Parishad, Jalna<br />
Hydrofracture Unit 01 Ground water Survey and<br />
Development<br />
Jalna<br />
Agency (GSDA),<br />
Inwell Rigs 01 Executive Engineer, Rural water<br />
supply, Zilla Parishad, Jalna<br />
Mobile Cranes Nil Public Works Division, Jalna<br />
Irrigation Department, Jalna<br />
Mobile X-Ray units 01 1. Mission Hospital Jalna<br />
Mobile Trauma Care 03 1. Civil Hospital, Jalna = 1<br />
Centre<br />
Local Cable TV/Star TV<br />
Network<br />
Others<br />
1. Road Rollers<br />
2. Trucks<br />
2. Rural Hospital, Jalna = 2<br />
06 Major Cable TV Network Operators<br />
( The names and addresses of major<br />
cable TV Network Operators are<br />
given in the statement of facility and<br />
resources )<br />
11<br />
06<br />
05<br />
08<br />
3. Tanks<br />
4. Training Bus<br />
02<br />
District Hospital 1<br />
Women Hospital 1<br />
Sub Dist. Hospital 1<br />
Rural Hospital 8<br />
Primary Health Center 40<br />
Sub Center<br />
District Health<br />
213<br />
Laboratory<br />
Rural Health<br />
1<br />
Laboratory 7<br />
Dist. Malaria Office<br />
Dist-Tuberculosis<br />
1<br />
Office 1<br />
Dist. Leprosy Office<br />
Ayurvedic<br />
1<br />
Dispensceries 3<br />
Zilla Parishad Works Division, Jalna<br />
Zilla Parishad Works Division, Jalna<br />
M.S.R.T.C. Jalna Division<br />
Zilla Parishad Works Division, Jalna<br />
M.S.R.T.C. Jalna Division<br />
Health Servies of the District<br />
submitted by D.H.O.Jalna<br />
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Unani Dispensceries 3<br />
Public Health Unit 2<br />
Civil Dispensceries 1<br />
Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
The resources have been assessed for capability ( in the context of the magnitude of the task),<br />
availability (in terms of response time) and durability ( that is, the capacity to sustain and<br />
continue ), in relation to the <strong>disaster</strong> situation that may occur.<br />
Evaluation of Resources of Jalna <strong>district</strong> is given in following table(i.e. Excel Jalna one file)<br />
Services and Resources Group of<br />
villages<br />
Capability Availability Durability<br />
Taluka<br />
Level<br />
District<br />
Level<br />
Easily<br />
Availa<br />
ble<br />
Rem<br />
otely<br />
avail<br />
able<br />
Not<br />
availa<br />
ble<br />
Shor<br />
t<br />
dura<br />
tion<br />
(one<br />
wee<br />
k)<br />
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Med<br />
ium<br />
dura<br />
tion<br />
(two<br />
wee<br />
ks)<br />
Long<br />
dura<br />
tion<br />
(a<br />
mont<br />
h)<br />
Police X<br />
Fire Brigade X X X X X X<br />
Defense X X X<br />
Home Guards X<br />
Health Services X<br />
Civil Supply and Food X X X X<br />
Power Supply X X X<br />
Water Supply X X X<br />
Engineering Services X X<br />
Civil Defense X X X X X X X X<br />
NGOs X X<br />
Community Based<br />
X X<br />
Organisation<br />
Private Hospitals X 39 101 140 140 140<br />
Professional Associations X X
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Association of Traders X X<br />
Religious Trusts X X<br />
Colleges - Student<br />
Volunteers<br />
X<br />
Private Transport X<br />
Road Network X X<br />
Railways X X<br />
Airways X X X X X X X X X<br />
Waterways X X X X X X X X X<br />
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4.7 Adequacy of Existing Inventory for Disaster Management<br />
Section IV: Capability Analysis<br />
Adequacy of Existing Inventory for Disaster Management is the sufficiency of present<br />
inventory for <strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong>. It is based on the <strong>disaster</strong> specific capability analysis. In<br />
order to equip the <strong>district</strong> for managing <strong>disaster</strong>s effectively, it may be necessary to assess the<br />
adequacy of present resource inventory.<br />
• After the 1993 Latur Earthquake, the Sr. Geologist G.S.D.A., Jalna has analyzed the<br />
tahsilwise villages which are near or on the lineaments. But due to the lack of technical<br />
instruments the scientific study of those lineament prone villages of the <strong>district</strong> has not<br />
been carried out<br />
• With the help of Minor Irrigation, Jalna <strong>district</strong> administration has prepared the list of<br />
flood prone villages.<br />
• According to Case Histories of floods, the administration has responded well to the<br />
flood situation. With the help of data of flood frequency, the <strong>district</strong> administration has<br />
taken the necessary action and played an important role in rehabilitation of Golegaon<br />
village of Partur tahsil.<br />
• According to Minor Irrigation, Jalna the present monitoring and warning system is<br />
insufficient to co-ordinate the <strong>management</strong> of <strong>disaster</strong>s. It requires 8 wireless set (the list<br />
of required wireless sets is given in the Requirement of the <strong>district</strong>) to tackle the <strong>disaster</strong><br />
situation.<br />
• Most of the area of Jalna <strong>district</strong> is generally inadequate in infrastructure like Fire<br />
Brigade. The <strong>district</strong> has 8 tahsils, including 4 Urban areas. Out of 4 Municipal Councils,<br />
only Jalna M.C. has its own fire brigade service. Due to this, the <strong>district</strong> administration is<br />
not sufficiently equipped to tackle fire accidents.<br />
• As per the District Health Officer, Z.P. Jalna, the <strong>district</strong> administration has sufficient<br />
experience in responding to the epidemic outbreaks but the problem of water pollution<br />
and supply of non infected water continues to be source of outbreaks. The <strong>district</strong><br />
administration has only one water quality monitoring lab, which is inadequate to test the<br />
water quality of each tahsil of the <strong>district</strong>. The vacant post of Medical Staff is the main<br />
administrative problem of the Health Dept.<br />
• Proper training and instrument kit will be provided to the Traffic Police on the basis of<br />
Mumbai Traffic Police. This is necessary for providing the immediate primary aid to<br />
Road Accident Victims. The widening of roads and repairing of road and pools are<br />
necessary.<br />
• The NGOs and college student volunteers lack the proper training and necessary<br />
instruments such as ropes, tubes, fire proof masks, breathing equipment etc. to face any<br />
<strong>disaster</strong> situation.<br />
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5.0 MITIGATION STRATEGY<br />
Section V: Mitigation Strategy<br />
5.1 Requirements suggested by the <strong>district</strong> in responding to the possible<br />
<strong>disaster</strong> events<br />
For the procurement of equipment for more effective <strong>disaster</strong> preparedness, the <strong>district</strong><br />
administration and various department/agencies have given the list of requirements.<br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
Name of the<br />
Department/<br />
Agency<br />
01 Municipal<br />
Councils in Jalna<br />
<strong>district</strong><br />
Type of Equipment/Materials Quantity<br />
1) Boats<br />
2) Fire Machines<br />
3) Big Torches<br />
4) Stretchers<br />
5) Rubber Tubes<br />
02 Police Dept. 1) Boats<br />
03 District Health<br />
Officer, Z.P.<br />
Jalna<br />
04 Civil Hospital,<br />
Jalna<br />
6) Life Jackets and masks<br />
2) Jeep fitted with loud speaker<br />
3) Big Torches<br />
4) Stretcher<br />
5) Sniffer dogs to detect victims buried in<br />
debris<br />
1) Stretchers<br />
2) Jeep<br />
3) Ambulance<br />
4) Mobile laboratory Van<br />
5) Incubator 37 % c Size 2”x 2.5” x 2.5”<br />
6) Heating Oven100 C<br />
Size 2”x 2.5” x 2.5”.<br />
7) Chemicals, Medicines etc.<br />
1) Trauma Ambulance with mini OT<br />
2) Mobile X-ray Machine with Van<br />
3) Siren facility<br />
4) Electric Suction Machine<br />
5) Foot Operated Suction Machine<br />
6) Battery Operated Generators<br />
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11<br />
5<br />
12<br />
10
05 Maharashtra<br />
Jeevan<br />
Pradhikaran<br />
06 Animal<br />
Husbandry<br />
1) G. I. Pipes 2 Inch & 100 MM<br />
2) Rig Machine<br />
3) Submersible pump set of different<br />
heads and discharges<br />
4) 50 mm-150mm Sluice values<br />
5) Generator Sets<br />
1) Jeeps<br />
2) Ambulance<br />
3) Mini Trucks<br />
4) Veterinary Mobile Van (with surgical<br />
and laboratory equipped)<br />
5) Mobile Phone<br />
6) Carcass Carrier Van with required<br />
equipment and instruments.<br />
7) Medicines:<br />
i. Antibiotics<br />
ii. Analgesic<br />
iii. Anaesthetic<br />
iv. Vitamins<br />
07 P.W.D. Jalna 1) Dozers<br />
v. Glucose Saline<br />
2) Cranes<br />
3) G.I. sheets<br />
4) Wooden Ballies<br />
5) Nuts<br />
Section V: Mitigation Strategy<br />
1000 Mts.<br />
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5<br />
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5<br />
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• Public Works Division, Jalna has specified that they would require the following<br />
material for construction of temporary shelters in the case of <strong>disaster</strong> situation. The<br />
detailed estimate is as follows:<br />
Name of work – Construction of Huts or temporary shelters in crisis situation.<br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
A B S T R A C T<br />
Item of Work Quantity Rate Unit Amount<br />
01 Providing and fixing 6.00<br />
mm. Thick GI Sheet<br />
corrugated (big size) sheet<br />
roofing including<br />
galvanised iron J or L<br />
Hook bolts and nuts and<br />
bolts and nuts and<br />
scaffolding comp. (D.S.R.<br />
297 P. No. 62)<br />
02 Supplying wooden ballies<br />
etc.<br />
108.00 299.00 Sq.m. 32292.00<br />
360.00 25.00 Rmt. 09000.00<br />
03 Supplying nut and bolts 160.00 34.00 Kg. 5440.00<br />
04 Providing Ballies 80.00 30.00 Kg. 2400.00<br />
05 Providing murum flooring<br />
with adding 70mm. Thick<br />
murum, washing with<br />
cowdung, etc complete.<br />
108.00 17.00 Sq.m. 1836.00<br />
Total Rs. ------- 50,968.00<br />
Add 5% for Contingency ----- 02,548.00<br />
Net Amount --------- 53,516.00<br />
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Measurement sheet :<br />
Section V: Mitigation Strategy<br />
1) Providing and fixing 6.00 mm. Thick G.I. sheet corrugated (Big size) sheet roofing<br />
including etc.<br />
Consider size of Hut : 10’ x 15.0’= 150.00 : 50 x 0.9 = 13.50<br />
Sqm<br />
For eight talukas No. of Huts of :0 8 x 13.50 = 108.00 : 108.00 Sq.m.<br />
2) Supplying wooden Ballies for one<br />
Consider : 15 Ballies<br />
For eight Huts : 08x 15 = 120 Ballies<br />
Height of Ballies (Jungle wood) : : 3 Sq.m. x 120 =<br />
360 Rmt.<br />
3) Supplying nuts & bolts for one<br />
Consider J hooks, nuts, bolts : 20 Kg.<br />
: 20 Kg. x 8 = 160 Kg.<br />
4) Providing Ballies for 1 Hut 10 Kg.<br />
For Eight huts : 08 x 10 Kg. = 80 Kg.<br />
5) Providing murum flooring with<br />
Adding 70 mm thick murum washing<br />
With cowdung waste etc. : For one hut 15’ x 10’ : = 150’<br />
: = 13.50 Sq.<br />
For 8 huts : 08 x 13.50 : = 180.0 Sq.m.<br />
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5.2 Mitigation Measures<br />
Section V: Mitigation Strategy<br />
Mitigation means the short term and long term measures that need to be taken to minimize<br />
the damaging effects of <strong>disaster</strong>s. The mitigation measures in the form of structural ( i.e.<br />
involving construction, demolition etc.) and non-structural (i.e. Enforcement of rules etc.)<br />
5.2.1 Structural<br />
Short term<br />
• Repairing and checking the durability of all Government and Public Buildings.<br />
Long term<br />
• Strengthening of Government and Public buildings.<br />
• Sufficient Trauma Care Centres.<br />
• Fire brigades with each Municipal Council in the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
5.2.2 Non – Structural<br />
• Modification in zoning for Irrigation and building codes.<br />
• Promotion of Earthquake proof houses.<br />
• Arrange training awareness programmes for contractors to update their skills about<br />
<strong>disaster</strong> proof structures.<br />
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5.2.3 Disaster Specific Mitigation Measures suggested<br />
5.2.3.1 Earthquake<br />
Section V: Mitigation Strategy<br />
• Educationally Jalna <strong>district</strong> is backward and most people are illiterate about earthquakes.<br />
The training on awareness of earthquakes is necessary.<br />
• All the weak and less durable infrastructures of the <strong>district</strong> must be surveyed and those<br />
found old and very weak should be retrofitted or reconstructed as per zone IV norm.<br />
• The 4 Municipal Councils of the <strong>district</strong> and Village Panchayats have to be suitably<br />
empowered to enforce zone IV regulation.<br />
• All the Government Officials who are responsible for implementing the rules, regulations<br />
and building codes must be adequately trained in this respect.<br />
• At least one workshop must be arranged every year at <strong>district</strong> head quarter with College<br />
Students, Volunteers and NGOs on this subject under the Chairmanship of Collector.<br />
• According to Sr. Geologist, G.S.D.A., the scientific study of weak zones, lineaments of<br />
the <strong>district</strong> is very essential.<br />
5.2.3.2 Floods<br />
• Floods occur due to the heavy rain and up till now the flood affected people are not<br />
shifted to the safe area. That is the main problem of the <strong>district</strong> administration. Strict<br />
implementation of anti-encroachment regulations on river banks is very important to<br />
<strong>disaster</strong> mitigation.<br />
• The requirement of 8 additional wireless sets is essential as per the Minor Irrigation and<br />
Flood Control Plan.<br />
• According to the past experience most of the floods have occurred due to the heavy rain<br />
and release of extra water from the dams . So the long term solution of this must be found<br />
by all the related Govt. agencies.<br />
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5.2.3.3 Fires<br />
Section V: Mitigation Strategy<br />
• There are 4 Municipal Councils in the <strong>district</strong>. Out of this 4 only Jalna M.C. has its own<br />
Fire Brigade Service with two fire tenders. This is not sufficient to tackle the fires in the<br />
whole <strong>district</strong>. So as per the requirement of <strong>district</strong> administration, at least one fire station<br />
with fire tender at Partur M.C. is essential.<br />
• All the Govt. and Pvt. Sectors should be equipped with fire fighting instruments.<br />
• Every industry unit, co-operative unit, shops of the <strong>district</strong> will prepared their plan to<br />
avoid the fire and used the special technique to prevent the fire.<br />
• Community education programmes for fire safety should be carried out regularly.<br />
• According to past experience, the fires due to electrical short circuits are more. So the<br />
M.S.E.B. needs to strictly check their cables and structures. Also takes action against<br />
illegal and unsafe connected lines in the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
5.2.3.4 Road Accidents<br />
• There should be adequate sign-boards, speed breakers and guard-stones on the accident<br />
prone spots.<br />
• The mobile traffic van of police should be prepare the plan of adequate visit through the<br />
accident prone areas of Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
• Ambulance Service of the <strong>district</strong> is not sufficient to reach the spot and help the victims.<br />
The ambulance must be provided to police control room.<br />
• The training programme of Traffic Police on first aid and help to the victims should<br />
arrange regularly.<br />
• The Civil Hospital must be up graded to include a well-equipped trauma care centers.<br />
• The tar roads of all M.C. in Jalna <strong>district</strong> are eroded at many places those places need<br />
resurfacing.<br />
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The following roads need improvements<br />
Section V: Mitigation Strategy<br />
Sr. No. Road/Spot Improvement<br />
01 Jalna – Aurangabad Road Curve improvement, Banking of<br />
Road and Widening of road,<br />
Widening narrow bridges.<br />
02 Jalna – Mantha Road ------“------<br />
03 Near Zilla Parishad Office, Jalna at<br />
Ambad-T-Point<br />
The signals should be fitted. The<br />
ring like infrastructure called chauk<br />
will be constructed.<br />
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5.2.3.5 Epidemics<br />
Section V: Mitigation Strategy<br />
• Past Case Histories on epidemics show that outbreaks occur due to infected water and bad<br />
sewage systems. So the frequent checking of important water supply lines and plugging<br />
the supply pipe leakage is necessary. Improvement in sewage system of urban as well as<br />
rural areas of the <strong>district</strong> is necessary.<br />
• The <strong>district</strong> administration will take strict action against the water pollution.<br />
• The Health Department of the <strong>district</strong> takes necessary actions in epidemic prone villages<br />
of the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
• Water quality monitoring should be strictly enforced in all Gram Panchayats for<br />
improving the water supply schemes.<br />
• Bleaching Powder should be adequately available with all Gram Panchayats.<br />
• The Rural Hospitals and PHCs should be upgraded to include blood bank and surgical<br />
facilities.<br />
• Public awareness programs must be undertaken to avoid epidemics in epidemic prone<br />
areas of the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
• There is only one lab for water quality testing in the <strong>district</strong>, which is not sufficient. So it<br />
is essential to install at least one lab in each M.C. area of Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
5.2.3.6 Industrial and Chemical Accidents<br />
• The emergency plan with individual units is not sufficient when the <strong>disaster</strong> occurred is<br />
on large scale and as such Mutual Aid Response Groups approach should be followed and<br />
put to practical use during emergency situations.<br />
• The Hazardous industries in the <strong>district</strong> should update the plans and modify the plans<br />
frequently and it must be monitored and checked by Joint Director, Industrial Safety and<br />
Health.<br />
• Strict restriction of settlement of the people living in the areas which have proximity<br />
to hazardous industrial activity such as quarrying, chemical plants etc. must be<br />
followed.<br />
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Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
6. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AT THE DISTRICT<br />
LEVEL<br />
Disaster <strong>management</strong> would involve many layers of participating organization. The three<br />
focal levels would be State, District and the site of the <strong>disaster</strong>. The State level agencies<br />
would be involved in policy decisions, resource allocation, prioritisation of activities and<br />
budget allocation and monitoring through the Emergency Operations Centre.<br />
The District Disaster Management Committee (DDMC) is an apex planning body and will<br />
play a major role in preparedness and mitigation.<br />
The <strong>district</strong> level response will be coordinated under the guidance of District Collector who<br />
will act as District Disaster Manager.<br />
6.1 Responsibilities of Collector<br />
The Collector shall be responsible for<br />
Preparation of the DDMAP with the assistance of the DDMC.<br />
Setting up District Control Room<br />
Encouraging formation of Mutual Aid and Response Groups (MARG)<br />
Under the DDMAP, <strong>district</strong> level agencies would be responsible for directing field<br />
interventions through various agencies right from the stage of warning to relief and<br />
rehabilitation.<br />
At the <strong>disaster</strong> site, specific tasks to manage the <strong>disaster</strong> will be performed.<br />
Collector will be an integral part of the DCR.<br />
Collector will be assisted by SOC.<br />
• SOC will be headed by a Site Manager.<br />
• Site Manager will coordinate the activities at various camp sites and affected areas.<br />
• The Site Operations Centre will report to the District Control Room.<br />
Collector will coordinate all the field responses. Field Responses include setting up<br />
Transit Camps, Relief Camps and Cattle Camps.<br />
The desk arrangement provides for division of tasks, <strong>information</strong> gathering and record<br />
keeping and accountability of the desk officer to the DDM for specific functions. Each desk<br />
should have a Desk Officer assigned. The capacity of various desks to coordinate amongst<br />
themselves and with the units to be coordinated will ultimately decide the quality of response.<br />
Such a function of coordination would largely depend on the capacity to effectively keep a<br />
track on communications received and the decisions taken. Pro forma for “In and Out<br />
Messages and Register” are given in Annexure I.<br />
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Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
FIGURE I<br />
COORDINATION STRUCTURE AT DISTRICT LEVEL<br />
District Collector<br />
(District Disaster Manager)<br />
District Control Room<br />
(Desk Officers and Officers-in-Charge)<br />
Site Operations Centre/s<br />
(Site Manager)<br />
Police<br />
Civil Hospital<br />
PWD, MWSSB<br />
MSEB, RTO<br />
CEO and District Level<br />
Line Departments<br />
Transit Camp/s Feeding Centre/s Relief Camp/s Cattle Camp/s<br />
(Camp Officer/s) (Camp Officer/s) (Camp Officer/s) (Camp Officer/s)<br />
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6.2 Disaster Management Committee<br />
A Disaster Management Committee exists to assist the Collector in<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
reviewing the threat of <strong>disaster</strong>s<br />
vulnerability of the <strong>district</strong> to such <strong>disaster</strong>s<br />
evaluating the preparedness and<br />
considering suggestions for improvement of the response document DDMAP.<br />
The Committee meets once a year under the chairmanship of the Collector and may consists<br />
of the following functionaries<br />
The Collector Chairman<br />
The District Superintendent of Police Member<br />
The Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Parishad Member<br />
The Additional Collector Member<br />
The Resident District Collector Member-<br />
Secretary<br />
The Commissioner of Police (if any) Member<br />
The Chief Fire Officer Member<br />
The District Health Officer Member<br />
The District Agriculture Officer Member<br />
The District Animal Husbandry Officer Member<br />
The Civil Surgeon Member<br />
The Executive Engineer, P. W. Department Member<br />
The Executive Engineer, Irrigation Department Member<br />
The Executive Engineer, Minor Irrigation Division Member<br />
The Executive Engineer, M.S.E.B. Member<br />
The Executive Engineer, MWSSB Member<br />
The Deputy Director of Education Member<br />
The Divisional Manager, Railways Member<br />
The Regional Transport Officer Member<br />
The Regional Manager, M.S.R.T.C. Member<br />
The District Publicity Officer Member<br />
The District Supply Officer Member<br />
The Local Station Director, A.I.R. Member<br />
The Local Station Director, Doordarshan Member<br />
The District Commandant, Home Guards Member<br />
The Divisional Forests Officer Member<br />
Sub-Divisional Officer(s) Member<br />
The Local Assistant Engineer, P. and T. Department Member<br />
The Defense Units. Member<br />
District Level NGOs representative Members<br />
MARG representatives Members<br />
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6.3 District Control Room<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
The District Control Room, under the control of the <strong>district</strong> collector, will be the nerve centre<br />
to monitor<br />
co-ordinate and<br />
Implement the actions for <strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong>.<br />
In a <strong>disaster</strong> situation the District Collector is the central authority exercising emergency<br />
powers to issue directives to all departments to provide emergency response service.<br />
6.3.1 Normal Time Activity<br />
The normal time activity of the Disaster Manager is to<br />
ensure that all warning and communication systems, instruments are in working<br />
condition.<br />
receive <strong>information</strong> on a routine basis from the <strong>district</strong> departments on the vulnerability<br />
of the various talukas and villages to <strong>disaster</strong>s<br />
the Disaster Manager will receive reports on preparedness from the relevant <strong>district</strong> level<br />
departments and other departments, as per <strong>information</strong> details. These will be forwarded<br />
to the Emergency Operations Centre, Relief Commissioner and Divisional Commissioner.<br />
Upgrade and update DDMAP according to changing scenarios in the <strong>district</strong><br />
Update data bank and maintain an inventory of resources as per Table 1.<br />
Inform Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) and YASHADA of any changes including<br />
updating of data bank and annexures.<br />
Monitor preparedness measures, training activities including simulation exercises<br />
undertaken by various departments<br />
Ensure proper dissemination of DDMAP at the <strong>district</strong> level, local level and <strong>disaster</strong><br />
prone areas<br />
Encourage formation of MARG in industrial areas.<br />
Organise post-<strong>disaster</strong> evaluation and update DDMAP accordingly<br />
Prepare reports and documents on <strong>district</strong> level <strong>disaster</strong> events and submit the same to<br />
EOC. The document should include<br />
source and cause of the <strong>disaster</strong>,<br />
description of the response effort,<br />
recommendations for preventive and mitigation measures,<br />
plans for upgrading emergency preparedness and response plans.<br />
Table I<br />
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Inventory of resources, materials and equipment accessible to DCR<br />
(to be updated by District Control Room every six months and sent to Emergency Operations<br />
Centre)<br />
Material/equipment Departments/Agencies available with Normal<br />
stock/quantity<br />
/amount<br />
AC-sheets<br />
Ambulances 1. Civil Hospital Jalna & RH<br />
2. Commandant, SRPF Gr. III, Jalna<br />
3. Municipal Council Ambad (Private)<br />
Asbestos sheets -- --<br />
Bamboo mats -- --<br />
Blankets and durries -- --<br />
Blood 1. Civil Hospital, Blood Bank 100<br />
Boats/Rescue Boats Nil Nil<br />
Bullies -- --<br />
Buses 1. Commandant, SRPF Gr. III, Jalna<br />
2. M.S.R.T.C. Jalna Division<br />
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01<br />
01<br />
03 Nos.<br />
216 Nos.<br />
Cattle-feed (Pre-mix) -- --<br />
Construction equipment -- --<br />
Cooked food -- --<br />
Cooking vessels for use in<br />
relief camps<br />
Civil Hospital, Jalna 01<br />
Cranes MSEDCL, Divn. No.I, Jalna 1 Nos.<br />
Drivers 1. District Commandants Home Guards,<br />
2. District Animal Husbandry Officer, Z.P.<br />
3. District Statistical Officer, Jalna<br />
4. District Industries Centre (DIC), Jalna<br />
5. Ex. Engr. Maharashtra Jeevan<br />
Pradhikaran Works Div. No.1, Jalna<br />
6. District Health Officer, Jalna<br />
7. Civil Hospital Jalna and RH<br />
8. District Information Officer, Jalna<br />
9. Commandant, SRPF Gr. III, Jalna<br />
10.Ex. Engr. M. I. Div. Jalna<br />
Under A. I. Div. Abad.<br />
Under N.M.C. Div.2 Wadigodri<br />
Under Local Sector Div Jalna<br />
11. Public Works Department Jalna (PWD<br />
No. 1, No.2, R.P. Div. No. Jalna Z.P<br />
Works and Jalna World Bank Dn. A,bad)<br />
12. Animal Husbandry -<br />
1. District Deputy Commissioner, A.H.<br />
2. District Animal Husbandry Officer,<br />
Z.P.<br />
3. Asstt. Commn.A.H.Dist. Vety.Poly.<br />
Jalna<br />
13. BSNL (Telecom) Dept. Jalna<br />
01 No.<br />
01 No.<br />
01 No.<br />
02 No.<br />
02 Nos.<br />
43 Nos.<br />
15 Nos.<br />
02 Nos.<br />
10 Nos.<br />
07 Nos.<br />
02 Nos.<br />
05 Nos.<br />
06 Nos.<br />
30 Nos<br />
01 No.<br />
01 No.<br />
00 No.<br />
03 Nos.
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14. M.S.R.T.C. Jalna Division<br />
15. Dy Engineer, Dy. Engineer, MIDC,<br />
Sub-division, Jalna.<br />
16. MSEDCL, Jalna Circle<br />
17. S.P.Office,Jalna<br />
18. Senior Geologist, G.S.D.A.Jalna<br />
19. Municipal Council Ambad<br />
20. a) Exe Eng M.I. Div. Jalna<br />
b) Under A.I. Div. Abad<br />
c) Under N.M.C. Div 2 Wadigodri<br />
d) Under Local Sector Div. Jalna<br />
Drilling rigs 1. Executive Engineer, Rural Water<br />
Supply, Zilla Parishad, Jalna<br />
Earth moving equipment<br />
Firewood<br />
Generators 1. District Health Officer, Z.P. Jalna<br />
2. Civil Hospital Jalna<br />
SDH, Ambad<br />
RH, Mantha<br />
3. BSNL (Telecom) Dept. Jalna<br />
4. S.P.Office,Jalna<br />
5. Senior Geologist, G.S.D.A.Jalna<br />
6. Commandant SRPF Gr. III JALNA<br />
526 Nos.<br />
01 No.<br />
11 Nos.<br />
92 Nos.<br />
05 Nos.<br />
06 Nos<br />
07 Nos.<br />
02 Nos.<br />
05 Nos.<br />
06 Nos.<br />
02 Nos.<br />
38 Nos.<br />
01 No.<br />
01 No<br />
06 No..<br />
38 Nos.<br />
05 Nos.<br />
01 No.<br />
02 Nos.<br />
GI-pipes<br />
1. GI-pipes (50 mm) 1. Senior Geologist, G.S.D.A.Jalna<br />
667 Nos.<br />
GI-sheets -- --<br />
Ham sets -- --<br />
Helicopter service -- --<br />
Jeeps 1. District Commandants Home Guards<br />
01 No.<br />
2. District Animal Husbandry Officer, Z.P. 01 No.<br />
3. District Statistical Officer, Jalna<br />
01 No.<br />
4. District Industries Centre (DIC), Jalna<br />
02 No<br />
5. Ex. Engr. Maharashtra Jeevan<br />
Pradhikaran Works Div. No.1, Jalna<br />
01 No.<br />
6. District Health Officer, Jalna<br />
43 Nos.<br />
7. District Information Officer, Jalna<br />
01 Nos.<br />
8. Ex. Engr. M. I. Div. Jalna<br />
06 Nos.<br />
Under A. I. Div. Abad.<br />
02 Nos.<br />
Under N.M.C. Div.2 Wadigodri<br />
04 Nos.<br />
Under Local Sector Div Jalna<br />
05 Nos.<br />
9. Public Works Department Jalna (PWD<br />
No. 1, No.2, R.P. Div. No. Jalna Z.P<br />
Works and Jalna World Bank Dn. A,bad)<br />
10. Animal Husbandry -<br />
10 Nos.<br />
1. District Deputy Commissioner, A.H. 01 No.<br />
2. District Animal Husbandry Officer,<br />
Z.P.<br />
01 No.<br />
3. Asstt. Commn.A.H.Dist. Vety.Poly.<br />
01 No.<br />
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Jalna<br />
11. BSNL (Telecom) Dept. Jalna<br />
12. DSAO Jalna<br />
13. M.S.R.T.C. Jalna Division<br />
14.Dy. Engineer, MIDC, Sub-division,<br />
Jalna.<br />
15. MSEDCL, Jalna Circle<br />
16. S.P.Office,Jalna<br />
17. Senior Geologist, G.S.D.A.Jalna<br />
18. Municipal Council Ambad<br />
19. Civil Sergeon, <strong>jalna</strong><br />
20. District Superintendent Agri.Officer<br />
21. Commandant SRPF Gr. III JALNA<br />
03 Nos.<br />
01 No.<br />
04 Nos.<br />
01 No.<br />
05 Nos.<br />
40 Nos.<br />
02 Nos.<br />
01 No.<br />
02 Nos.<br />
01 No.<br />
02 Nos.<br />
Mobile trauma care vans Mobile Veterinary Dispensary, Badnapur 01 No.<br />
Mobile X-Ray units Jalna ,Bhokardan,Mantha ,Ambad<br />
(source:-Animal Husbandary Office)<br />
--<br />
Public address systems Railway Station Jalna 01 set<br />
Pumps – diesel<br />
01.Ex. Engr. Maharashtra Jeevan<br />
Pradhikaran Works Div. No.1, Jalna<br />
01 No.<br />
02. S.P.Office,Jalna<br />
01 No.<br />
03. Municipal Council Ambad<br />
04 Nos.<br />
electric<br />
hand pumps 01. Municipal Council Ambad<br />
01 No.<br />
02. Civil Hosp. Jalna and RH<br />
10 Nos.<br />
Self breathing apparatus 1. Civil Hospital, Jalna 15 Nos.<br />
Sign boards -- --<br />
Sniffer dogs 1. S.P.Office,Jalna 01 Dogs<br />
Tagging slips -- --<br />
Tankers 1. Commandant SRPF Gr. III, Jalna<br />
01 No.<br />
2. Public Works Department Jalna<br />
02 Nos.<br />
3. M.S.R.T.C. Jalna Division<br />
01 No.<br />
4. S.P.Office,Jalna<br />
02 Nos.<br />
5. Senior Geologist, G.S.D.A.Jalna<br />
01 No.<br />
6. E.E.(works) Z.P. Jalna<br />
04 Nos.<br />
Telephone instruments 1. District Commandants Home Guards,<br />
01 No.<br />
2. District Statistical Officer, Jalna<br />
01 No.<br />
3. District Industries Centre, Jalna<br />
03 Nos.<br />
4. Ex. Engr. Maharashtra Jeevan<br />
Pradhikaran Works Div. No.1, Jalna<br />
04 No.<br />
6. District Health Officer, Jalna<br />
50 Nos.<br />
7. Distict Information Office, Jalna<br />
03 Nos.<br />
8. District Dy. Commissioner A.H.<br />
01 No.<br />
9. 1. District Dy. Commissioner A.H.<br />
10 No.<br />
2.. Dist.Animal Husbandry Officer Z.P.<br />
also avaible at all Taluka Head Quarters<br />
10.BSNL (Telecom) Dept. Jalna<br />
115 Nos.<br />
11. M.S.R.T.C. Jalna Division<br />
09 Nos.<br />
12. MSEDCL, Jalna Circle<br />
54 Nos.<br />
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13. S.P.Office,Jalna<br />
34 Nos.<br />
14. Civil Hospital, Jalna & RH<br />
15 Nos.<br />
Tents 1. Commandant, SRPF Gr. III, Jalna<br />
30 Nos.<br />
2. Municipal Council Ambad<br />
03 Nos.<br />
Taxi gas masks -- --<br />
Tractor 1. Municipal Council Ambad 01 No.<br />
Trucks 1. Commandant, SRPF Gr. III, Jalna<br />
01 No.<br />
2. Ex. Engr. M.I. Div. Jalna<br />
01 No.<br />
3. Public Works Department Jalna<br />
09 Nos.<br />
4. M.S.R.T.C. Jalna Division<br />
05 Nos.<br />
5. MSEDCL, Jalna Circle<br />
06 Nos.<br />
6. E.E.(works) Z.P. Jalna<br />
7. BSNL, Jalna<br />
04 Nos.<br />
01 No.<br />
VHF sets with batteries 1. Revenue Dept. Jalna<br />
11 Nos.<br />
2. Commandant, SRPF Gr. III, Jalna<br />
20 Nos<br />
3. Ex. Engr. M.I. Div. Jalna<br />
05 Nos.<br />
4. Railway Dept. Jalna<br />
11 Nos..<br />
5. S.P.Office,Jalna<br />
91 Nos.<br />
Wireless sets 1. Ex. Engr. Maharashtra Jeevan<br />
Pradhikaran Works Div. No.1, Jalna<br />
01 Unit<br />
2. Superintendent of Police, Jalna<br />
62 Nos.<br />
3. Commandant, SRPF Gr. III, Jalna<br />
02<br />
4. Ex. Engineer, M.I. Div. Jalna (A.I. Div.<br />
A,bad)<br />
05 Set<br />
Tippers -- --<br />
Air Compressors -- --<br />
Water Pump sets 1. Municipal Council Ambad 04 Nos.<br />
Road Roller 1. Public Works Department Jalna<br />
18 Nos.<br />
2. Ex. Eng. M.I. Local Sector, Jalna<br />
02 Nos. (Under<br />
Repair)<br />
Mixer -- --<br />
Fire fighter -- --<br />
Fire Extinguisher BSNL, Jalna 97 Nos.<br />
Mobile Vans 1. Public Works Department Jalna 01 No.<br />
Refrigerator 1. District Health Officer, Z.P. Jalna ILR-57<br />
Deep Freez -57<br />
2. Civil Hospital,Jalna & RH<br />
3. State Sector at TMVP Level (Animal<br />
Husbandry)<br />
4. District Animal Husbandry Officer, Z.P.<br />
Jalna<br />
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16<br />
165 Ltrs - 6<br />
320 Ltrs- 16<br />
Nos.<br />
215 Ltrs – 7<br />
Nos.<br />
180/165 Ltrs. –<br />
40 Nos.
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5. BSNL (Telecom ) Dept. Jalna<br />
01 No.<br />
Lunches -- --<br />
Vans.( light van, P.C ) 1. Commandant, SRPF Gr. III, Jalna 01 No<br />
Relief crow Bar<br />
Motor Cycle 1. Commandant, SRPF Gr. III, Jalna<br />
2. MSEDCL, Jalna Circle<br />
3. S.P.Office,Jalna<br />
01 Nos.<br />
02 Nos.<br />
54 Nos.<br />
Hand Pump -- --<br />
Dozer -- --<br />
Dumpers Terex R25 -- --<br />
Haulpac Dumpers -- --<br />
Roller Dynapac Sismopator -- --<br />
Motor grader -- --<br />
Scrapers -- --<br />
Conventional Truck -- --<br />
Ambassador Cars 1. Ex. Engr. M. I. Div. Jalna<br />
Under Ex Engr. N.M.C. Div.2 Wadigodri<br />
Under Ex. Engr Local Sector Div Jalna<br />
2. Public Works Department Jalna<br />
3. M.S.R.T.C. Jalna Division<br />
4. MSEDCL, Jalna Circle<br />
5. S.P.Office,Jalna<br />
6. Collector Office, Jalna<br />
Level Compass Tape 1. Ex. Engr. Maharashtra Jeevan<br />
Pradhikaran Works Div. No.1, Jalna<br />
2. Ex. Engr. M. I. Div. Jalna<br />
Under A. I. Div. Abad.<br />
Under N.M.C. Div.2 Wadigodri<br />
Under Local Sector Div Jalna<br />
01 No.<br />
01 No.<br />
01 No<br />
04 Nos.<br />
NIL<br />
01 No.<br />
01 Nos.<br />
02 Nos.<br />
07 Nos.<br />
12 No.<br />
04 No.<br />
06 No.<br />
06 No.<br />
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6.3.2 Warning or Occurrence of Disaster<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
On the basis of reports from the possible <strong>disaster</strong> site, or on warning from agencies competent<br />
to issue such a warning, or on the receipt of warning or alert from Emergency Operations<br />
Centre, the Collector will exercise the powers and responsibilities of the District Disaster<br />
Manager.<br />
It is assumed that the <strong>district</strong> administration would be one of the key organisations for issuing<br />
warnings and alerts. Additionally, the list of agencies competent for issuing warning or alert<br />
is given below:<br />
Disaster Agencies<br />
Earthquakes IMD, MERI,<br />
Floods Meteorology Department, Irrigation Department<br />
Cyclones IMD<br />
Epidemics Public Health Department<br />
Road Accidents Police<br />
Industrial and Chemical Accidents Industry, MARG, Police,<br />
Fires Fire Brigade, Police<br />
The warning or occurrence of <strong>disaster</strong> will be communicated to<br />
Chief Secretary, Relief Commissioner, Emergency Operations Centre,<br />
Office of Divisional Commissioner<br />
All <strong>district</strong> level officials, Municipal Councils, MARG<br />
The officials of central government located within the <strong>district</strong><br />
Non-officials namely, Guardian Minister of the <strong>district</strong>, Mayor, ZP President, MPs and<br />
MLAs from the <strong>district</strong> or affected area<br />
Local units of the Defence Services<br />
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Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
On the receipt of warning, all community preparedness measures and counter-<strong>disaster</strong><br />
measures would come into operation. Further, the occurrence f the <strong>disaster</strong> would essentially<br />
bring into force the following :<br />
The District Collector will activate the District Control Room as the District Disaster<br />
Manager.<br />
The DCR will be expanded to include desk arrangements with responsibilities for specific<br />
tasks.<br />
All <strong>district</strong> level staff from various departments will be under the direction and control of<br />
the District Disaster Manager. These would also include the <strong>district</strong> level staff of<br />
Zilla Parishad<br />
Municipal Authorities<br />
MSEB<br />
MWSSB<br />
PWD<br />
MSRTC<br />
Irrigation<br />
District Industries Centre<br />
Telecommunications.<br />
Leave of all officers and staff working with the above organisations, as requisitioned by<br />
the District Disaster Manager, would automatically stand cancelled and the<br />
organisations would direct their staff to report on duty immediately.<br />
The Relief Commissioner is the controlling authority in respect of Grants under “2245-<br />
Relief on account of Natural Calamities and also Loans and Advances”. He shall,<br />
therefore, ensure that adequate grants are placed at the disposal of the Collector under<br />
these budget head and that implementation of relief and rehabilitation measures is not<br />
hampered on account of paucity of funds or otherwise.<br />
The District Disaster Manager may in case of large-scale <strong>disaster</strong>s get in touch with<br />
the local Defence units for assistance for rescue, evacuation and emergency relief<br />
measures.<br />
The District Disaster Manager will have the authority to requisition resources, materials<br />
and equipment from private sector.<br />
The District Disaster Manager will have power to direct the industry to activate their onsite<br />
or off-site <strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong> plan and seek assistance from MARG, if required.<br />
The District Disaster Manager will set-up Site Operations Centre/s in the affected area<br />
with desk arrangements<br />
The District Disaster Manager will authorise establishment of transit and/or relief camps,<br />
feeding centres and cattle camps.<br />
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An on-going wireless communication and contact from the DCR to the Site Operations<br />
Centres, Transit Camps, Feeding Centres, Relief Camps and Cattle Camps will be<br />
activated.<br />
The District Disaster Manager will send the Preliminary Information Report and Action<br />
Taken Report, as per the available <strong>information</strong>, to the Chief Secretary/Relief<br />
Commissioner/Emergency Operations Centre and the Divisional Commissioner.<br />
The District Disaster Manager will authorise immediate evacuation whenever necessary<br />
In the event of possibilities of <strong>disaster</strong>s in adjoining <strong>district</strong>s, including those beyond the<br />
state borders, the District Disaster Manager will issue the alert warning to them.<br />
In multi-<strong>district</strong> <strong>disaster</strong>s, if Additional Relief Commissioner is appointed at the multi<strong>district</strong><br />
level, the District Disaster Manager will report to the Additional Relief<br />
Commissioner.<br />
In the absence of Collector, Additional Collector or Assistant Collector or Resident Deputy<br />
Collector will officiate and exercise all the powers and responsibilities of the District<br />
Disaster Manager listed above.<br />
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6.3.3 Desk Arrangements in District Control Room<br />
District Disaster Manager<br />
Establishing Priorities<br />
Direct and coordinate the services of<br />
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Defence Services, SRP, CRPF, Home Guards, Coast Guards, CISF<br />
Fire Brigade, Civil Defence<br />
DOT, Railways, AAI, Port Trust, FCI,<br />
DD, AIR<br />
MSEB, MWSSB, MSRTC, PWD<br />
Meteorological Department, MERI, MPCB,<br />
State Government Aircrafts and Helicopters<br />
Coordinate with NGOs, and aid agencies<br />
Enlist services of GOI/GOM laboratories and expert institutions for specialised services<br />
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Desk Assignments Functions<br />
Operations Desk<br />
A. Response Action for<br />
Resident Dy. Collector<br />
Rescue and evacuation<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
Emergency transport for the seriously injured at the<br />
earliest possible time<br />
Emergency supplies of water and cooked food<br />
Salvage Operations<br />
Disposal of dead<br />
Transfer of marooned persons to transit camps at the<br />
earliest possible time<br />
Within shortest possible time for marooned persons,<br />
water, medicines, first-aid, cooked food<br />
Transit camps (in accordance with standards laid down)<br />
to be set-up at the earliest<br />
Food Distribution Centres (in accordance to the<br />
Checklist) to be set-up at the earliest<br />
B. Implement procurement/purchase/hire/requisition<br />
plans of materials available at the <strong>district</strong> level.<br />
C. Establishing communication links<br />
EOC<br />
Office of Divisional Commissioner<br />
Police, Railways, Fire Brigade, Defence Services, Civil<br />
Defence, FCI, CISF, CPWD, PWD, MSEB, Irrigation,<br />
MWSSB, RTO, MPCB, IMD, and Inter-departmental<br />
relief activities within the <strong>district</strong>.<br />
Mutual Aid and Response Group<br />
NGOs and NGO coordinating committee<br />
Private donors<br />
D. Reporting<br />
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Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
Dispatch of Preliminary Information Report and Action<br />
Taken Report to Emergency Operations Centre and<br />
Divisional Commissioner.<br />
Dispatch of all <strong>information</strong> and any other as asked for by<br />
Emergency Operations Centre and Divisional<br />
Commissioner.<br />
Report to Emergency Operations Centre and Divisional<br />
Commissioner on deployment and reinforcements of<br />
staff and resources.<br />
Identify specific items for follow-up actions on the<br />
directives of the District Disaster Manager<br />
E. Supervision and Monitoring of <strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong><br />
and relief activities within the <strong>district</strong><br />
F. Market Intervention<br />
Promote and encourage revitalisation of local economic<br />
activities for speedy recovery<br />
Prevent hoarding, price hiking and corruption and<br />
unauthorised sale of relief materials<br />
Initiate legal action on those engaged in hoarding, price<br />
hiking, corruption and unauthorised sale of relief<br />
materials<br />
G. General<br />
Disseminate details about legal and official procedures,<br />
eligibility criteria with respect to relief and compensation<br />
for loss of life, injuries, livestock, crop, houses, required<br />
to be adopted, as received from EOC<br />
Maintenance of records (date of joining, period of<br />
service, leave record, overtime, etc) for all the persons<br />
deployed for relief work within the <strong>district</strong><br />
Obtaining orders, instructions, clearances, clarifications<br />
from state and divisional headquarters<br />
Ensure implementation of orders, instructions, from<br />
EOC and divisional headquarters at the <strong>disaster</strong> site.<br />
Requisition of accommodation, structure, vehicles and<br />
equipment for relief duty<br />
Issue of passes and identification stickers for vehicles on<br />
relief duty<br />
Issue of passes and identity cards to relief personnel<br />
including the persons from NGOs<br />
Sanctioning expenses for reimbursement with the<br />
approval of the District Disaster Manager (DDM).<br />
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Services Desk<br />
Dy. Collector<br />
A. A. Assess<br />
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Search and rescue requirements as per <strong>information</strong><br />
Relief requirements as per <strong>information</strong><br />
B. Organise and coordinate<br />
Relief camps (in accordance with standards laid down) to<br />
be set-up<br />
Arrangements for dry rations and family kits for cooking<br />
Cattle camps<br />
Relief supplies to Transit and Relief camps or to Site<br />
Operations Centre.<br />
Supplies of fodder and cattle-feed to cattle camps<br />
Supply of seeds, agriculture inputs and services to Site<br />
Operations Centre.<br />
Welfare Services<br />
law and order (e.g., prevent looting and theft)<br />
C. Coordinate NGO activities through necessary support<br />
to ensure community participation<br />
Establishing coordination mechanisms among <strong>district</strong><br />
level NGOs and other state level NGOs such as Indian<br />
Red Cross, Ramakrishna Mission, Bharat Sevashram,<br />
Swami Narayan Trust, Bharatiya Jain Sanghatna,<br />
OXFAM, CARE, CASA, CARITAS<br />
identification of NGOs to serve on committees, task<br />
force<br />
assign well-defined area of operations and report to<br />
EOC<br />
assigning specific response functions to specialised<br />
NGOs and report to EOC<br />
reporting upon procurement and disbursement of relief<br />
materials received through government and nongovernment<br />
channels<br />
Mobilise and coordinate work of volunteers ensuring<br />
community participation<br />
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Infrastructure Desk<br />
Executive Engineer, PWD,<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
A. Organise and coordinate clearance of debris<br />
B. Temporary Repairs to damaged infrastructure<br />
power<br />
water<br />
transport<br />
telecommunication<br />
roads<br />
bridges<br />
canals<br />
public buildings<br />
C. Construction of Facilities<br />
shelters with sanitation and recreation facilities<br />
provision of hand-pumps and borewells<br />
temporary structures for storage<br />
educational facilities<br />
medical facilities<br />
postal facility<br />
helipads<br />
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Health Desk<br />
D.H.O., Z.P.<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
A. Organise and maintain records on<br />
treatment of the injured and sick<br />
preventive medicine and anti-epidemic actions<br />
disposal of dead bodies<br />
disposal of carcasses<br />
Reports on food, water supplies, sanitation and disposal<br />
of waste<br />
B. Assess, supply and supervise<br />
Medical relief for the injured<br />
Number of ambulances required and hospitals where they<br />
could be sent, (public and private);<br />
Medical equipment and medicines required<br />
special <strong>information</strong> required regarding treatment as for<br />
epidemics etc.<br />
C. Supervision of maintenance of standards<br />
Identification of source for supply of drinking water<br />
through tankers and other means of transport<br />
transit and relief camps for cooking arrangements,<br />
sanitation, water supply, disposal of waste, water<br />
stagnation and health services.<br />
Communities for storage of rations, sanitation, water<br />
supply, disposal of waste, water stagnation and health<br />
services.<br />
standards in cattle camps with arrangements for water,<br />
fodder, disposal of solid waste, veterinary services<br />
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Logistics Desk<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
A. General<br />
Assessment of reinforcement needs including manpower<br />
and deployment of resources as per <strong>information</strong> (formats<br />
given)<br />
Requirement, availability and location of depots, and<br />
transportation of wood to the locations for mass<br />
cremation<br />
Identification of location where mass cremation/burial<br />
can be carried out and Manpower and transport that<br />
would be required for this work;<br />
Identification of location where carcasses can be<br />
disposed of and Manpower and transport that would be<br />
required for this work;<br />
Requesting for additional resources from other<br />
<strong>district</strong>s/divisional headquarters/EOC.<br />
Arrangements with petrol pumps for supply of fuel for<br />
authorised relief vehicles against credit coupons<br />
Coordinating and supervising issuing of Village relief<br />
tickets to affected families<br />
Ensuring safe storage, and transport of relief Supplies<br />
Coordinate supplies distributed directly by NGOs and<br />
other organisations including private donors<br />
Ensure proper maintenance of vehicles and equipment<br />
B. Coordination of Transport with<br />
railways<br />
MSRTC<br />
Private transporters<br />
Boat Operators<br />
State Government Aircrafts<br />
State Government Helicopters<br />
C. Organising Transport for<br />
Rescue parties<br />
Relief Personnel<br />
Marooned persons<br />
Water, medicines, first aid and cooked food for<br />
marooned persons<br />
Volunteers<br />
Relief Materials<br />
Seriously injured and Sick<br />
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Agriculture Desk<br />
Principal Agriculture officer<br />
Phone (O), (R)<br />
Communication and<br />
Information Management<br />
Desk (Communication Room)<br />
District Information Officer<br />
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Organise and coordinate<br />
Rehabilitation of agricultural production<br />
Ensuring interim crop production through supply of<br />
seeds and other inputs<br />
Services of extension staff<br />
A. Set-up an <strong>information</strong> centre in DCR to organise<br />
sharing of <strong>information</strong> with mass media and community<br />
B. Monitor <strong>disaster</strong> warnings and weather conditions in<br />
coordination with and on the advise of<br />
IMD, Irrigation, MERI, Industries<br />
C. C. General<br />
Send Out-Messages on behalf of DDM<br />
Maintaining In-Message, Out-Message Register<br />
Collect <strong>information</strong> from Site Operations Centre<br />
Organise <strong>information</strong> for EOC and <strong>information</strong> on<br />
demand from Divisional Commissioner/EOC.<br />
Serve as data bank required for managing operational<br />
aspects of <strong>disaster</strong> situations<br />
D. Keep readily available all the <strong>information</strong> contained<br />
in DDMAP, including<br />
Office and residence telephone numbers, fax numbers,<br />
and mobile numbers where applicable of Chief Secretary<br />
and other Secretaries including Divisional Commissioner<br />
Phone numbers, names, addresses and pager numbers<br />
where applicable of the officers and staff of the <strong>district</strong><br />
and Emergency Operations Centre<br />
List of people on the spot who can organise and coordinate<br />
the relief activities,<br />
Phone numbers, fax numbers, wireless, etc. of the other<br />
control rooms;<br />
Phone numbers, names, and addresses of the field<br />
officers<br />
Phone numbers, names, and addresses Non-officials (like<br />
MPs, MLAS, and Corporators) in the District<br />
Planning Information required including maps<br />
incorporated in DDMAP<br />
Disaster Site Map and indications on extent to which<br />
other areas may be affected, etc.<br />
Information regarding alternate routes, water sources,<br />
layout of essential services which may be affected, etc.<br />
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Resources Desk<br />
Accounts Officer, Collectorate<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
A. Maintenance of<br />
Books of account for all cash receipts according to<br />
source of funding<br />
Books of accounts for all cash disbursements according<br />
to source of funding<br />
Stock register for all relief materials<br />
Issue register for all relief materials<br />
Dead stock register for all non-consumables (inventory)<br />
Record of all personnel payment on TA&DA, daily<br />
wages and other incidentals made to relief personnel.<br />
Records of all expenses incurred on administration and<br />
<strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong>.<br />
Records of all transfer of funds (as advances) to other<br />
government departments (suspense account)<br />
Records of all cash vouchers and credit vouchers<br />
Records of all gratuitous relief<br />
Records of all compensation paid<br />
Preparation of records relating to finance and accounts as<br />
per the formats for dispatch to Emergency Operations<br />
Centre<br />
B. Issuing of receipts for<br />
All cash receipts<br />
All materials receipt<br />
C. General<br />
All payments of approved expenses, dues, claims, daily<br />
wages<br />
Reimbursement of expenses approved by administration<br />
Issue of cash vouchers and credit vouchers for petrol and<br />
diesel<br />
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6.3.4 Role of Divisional Commissioner<br />
On the occurrence of <strong>disaster</strong>, the Divisional Commissioner will<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
Provide for reinforcement of resources from other <strong>district</strong>s within the division<br />
Keep in constant touch with Chief Secretary, Relief Commissioner, Emergency<br />
Operations Centre<br />
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6.4 Site Operations Centre and Relief Camps<br />
6.4.1 Planning Assumptions<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
A small scale <strong>disaster</strong> can be managed through Collector’s office without comprehensive<br />
desk arrangements at the DCR.<br />
A Disaster affecting<br />
• a number of villages<br />
• doing considerable damage to housing<br />
• spread geographically over a large area and different locations<br />
6.4.2 Site Operations Centre<br />
⇒ creates problems of <strong>management</strong> and logistics<br />
⇒ Decentralisation of relief activities will improve the efficiency of<br />
DCR. This will require organisation of desk arrangements at the<br />
camp sites.<br />
⇒ Site Operations Centre and location of Relief Camps will ensure<br />
effective decentralisation and organisation of relief activities.<br />
Depending on the nature of <strong>disaster</strong> and the type of damage, it may be necessary to set-up a<br />
number of relief camps and/or cattle camps.<br />
• In such a situation, the DDM may decide to set-up a Site Operations Centre to reduce the<br />
pressure on DCR for field coordination.<br />
• Depending on the <strong>disaster</strong> locations and the number of camp sites, the DDM may decide<br />
to set-up more than one Site Operations Centre.<br />
• The Site Operation Centre and the camps would be wound up after the relief and<br />
rehabilitation work is called off or after the relief camps and cattle camps are dismantled<br />
whichever is later.<br />
• The activities for the Site Operations Centre are given in Table III.<br />
• The Site Operations Centre will be managed by Site Manager of the rank of Sub-<br />
Divisional Officer/Deputy Collector.<br />
It may be noted that a coordinating structure of this type may have many areas of overlap<br />
with the DCR and therefore the activities need not be duplicated. The basic functions of the<br />
Site Operations Centre will be to facilitate communication and coordination between DCR<br />
and the camp sites. A skeleton structure as given in Table II should be able to perform these<br />
tasks.<br />
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6.4.3 Relief Camps<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
Relief Camps would be set-up preferably on settlement lines and unless the <strong>disaster</strong> is a<br />
localised phenomenon, the DDM may decide to set-up as many camps as the number of<br />
villages affected. Also the size of the camp will be one of the considerations particularly in<br />
urban areas to decide on the number. The administrative structure for such relief camps<br />
responsible for direct service to “victims” is given in Table III. Each relief camp will be<br />
assigned to a Camp Officer, of the rank of Tahsildar. In some of the <strong>disaster</strong>s, it may be<br />
necessary to set-up Feeding centres only for the victims.<br />
The DDM may agree to assign some such relief camps or feeding centres to willing nongovernmental<br />
organisations (NGOs) with demonstrated capability and required manpower.<br />
However, such camps would also come under coordinating mechanisms established through<br />
Site Operations Centre/s or DCR.<br />
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Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
Table II<br />
Site Operations Centre<br />
(at a convenient location from the <strong>disaster</strong> site for coordinating site operations)<br />
A. Response Action for<br />
Activities<br />
Rescue and evacuation<br />
Salvage Operations<br />
Disposal of dead<br />
Transit camps (in accordance with standards laid down)<br />
Feeding Centres (in accordance to the Checklist) for two weeks to be set-up at the<br />
earliest<br />
Emergency supplies of water and cooked food<br />
B. B. Communication with<br />
Emergency Operations Centre<br />
District control room<br />
District administration staff in the area<br />
Camp Officer for transit camps, relief camps and cattle camps.<br />
NGOs and NGO coordinating committee<br />
C. Communicate to DCR<br />
Search and rescue requirements<br />
Resource requirements<br />
Cash Compensation<br />
Receive, store, secure, transport, relief materials for transit, relief and cattle camps, and<br />
affected villages.<br />
All <strong>information</strong> and subsequent demands to <strong>district</strong> control room<br />
D. Organise<br />
Preventive medicine and anti-epidemic actions<br />
Inspection of food, water supplies, sanitation and disposal of waste<br />
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Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
Table III<br />
Relief Camps (Components)<br />
(at a convenient location from the <strong>disaster</strong> site for relief )<br />
Desk Assignments Functions<br />
Operations Desk A. Undertake Response Action for<br />
Salvage Operations<br />
Feeding Centres for two weeks to be set-up at the<br />
earliest<br />
B. B. Coordination with<br />
Site Operations Centre<br />
District Control Room<br />
District administration staff in the area<br />
NGOs<br />
Private donors<br />
C. Manage<br />
Dispatch of all <strong>information</strong> (as per the formats) and<br />
subsequent demands to DCR/Site Operations Centre<br />
Organise shifts for staff and Supervision of the same<br />
D. General<br />
Maintenance of records (date of joining, period of<br />
service, leave record, overtime, etc) for all the persons<br />
deployed for relief work at operations centre<br />
Get sanction for expenses for reimbursement from the<br />
DDM through Site Operations Centre.<br />
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Services Desk A. A. Assess<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
Resource requirements<br />
B. B. Organise<br />
Arrangements for dry rations and family kits for cooking<br />
within two weeks of the <strong>disaster</strong><br />
Relief supplies to families or to households including<br />
water, clothing, and food<br />
C. C. Provide Welfare services<br />
Restoration of family (including locating missing<br />
children, relatives, friends)<br />
Assistance in locating missing cattle<br />
Assisting students to continue with their studies<br />
Services for the orphans<br />
Assisting individuals with special needs (pregnant<br />
women, infants, handicapped, old, widows etc)<br />
Counselling services<br />
Promotive services for mental health<br />
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Infrastructure Desk A. Clear debris<br />
Health Desk A. Organise<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
B. Mobilise community participation and coordinate<br />
building of<br />
shelters for affected people with sanitation facilities<br />
temporary structures for storage<br />
Kitchens<br />
medical facilities<br />
education facility<br />
recreational facility<br />
postal facility<br />
temporary Repairs to damaged infrastructure<br />
disposal of dead bodies<br />
disposal of carcasses<br />
disposal of waste and waste water<br />
Treatment of the injured and sick<br />
Preventive medicine and anti-epidemic actions<br />
Inspection of food, water supplies, sanitation and<br />
disposal of waste<br />
Logistics Desk Issue Village relief tickets to affected families<br />
Organise distribution of Relief Supplies<br />
Receive, store, secure, relief materials for relief camps,<br />
and affected villages.<br />
Coordinate supplies distributed directly by NGOs and<br />
other organisations including private donors<br />
Ensure proper maintenance of vehicles and equipment<br />
Ensure optimum utilisation of resources such as fuel,<br />
food, and other relief materials<br />
Mobilise and coordinate work of volunteers ensuring<br />
community participation<br />
Organise facilities for staff and volunteers<br />
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Communication and<br />
Information Management<br />
Desk<br />
Resources Desk A. Maintenance of<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
Collect and dispatch following <strong>information</strong> to Site<br />
Operations Centre<br />
Data collection<br />
Record keeping<br />
Assistance in locating missing persons<br />
Information Centre<br />
Organisation of <strong>information</strong> for Site Operations Centre<br />
and on specific demands.<br />
Maintaining In-Message and Out-Message Register<br />
Sending all Out-Messages on behalf of Camp Officer of<br />
Relief Camp.<br />
Books of account for all cash receipts<br />
Books of accounts for all cash disbursements<br />
Stock register for all relief materials<br />
Issue register for all relief materials<br />
Dead stock register for all non-consumables (inventory)<br />
Record of all personnel payment for daily wages and<br />
other incidentals made to relief personnel.<br />
Records of all expenses incurred on administration and<br />
<strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong> at relief camp.<br />
Records of all gratuitous relief<br />
Records of all compensation paid<br />
Preparation of records relating to finance and accounts as<br />
per the formats for dispatch to Site Operations Centre<br />
B. B. General<br />
All cash donations must be deposited with District<br />
Control Room and a receipt for the same obtained<br />
All material donations must be entered in stock register<br />
and made available for inspection to officer from the<br />
District Control Room or Site Operations Centre<br />
Maintain record of all issue of cash vouchers and credit<br />
vouchers for petrol and diesel<br />
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6.5 Facilities/Amenities Provided in the DCR<br />
6.5.1 Planning Assumption<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
The Collector’s office has an adjoining Meeting Room, which can accommodate<br />
approximately 30-40 people. Hence, this will be used as a Conference Room.<br />
The Communication Room is located next to the Collector’s office<br />
6.5.2 Layout<br />
The DCR has<br />
adequate space for a large workstation<br />
various desk arrangements during <strong>disaster</strong> situations.<br />
The DCR is equipped with<br />
necessary furniture and storewells for keeping<br />
files of messages<br />
stationery<br />
other office equipment.<br />
Action Plans including sub-plans and local plans<br />
Vulnerability Maps<br />
List of key contact persons<br />
[Are easily accessible with clear labels, and not kept under lock and key].<br />
Important phone numbers which are frequently required are displayed on the wall so that they<br />
can be seen easily, while other phone numbers, names and addresses etc., are also<br />
maintained on the computer to facilitate easy retrieval and cross-referencing..<br />
Provision is made for<br />
first-aid and other basic medical relief for the staff<br />
a rest room with adequate facilities and<br />
a lunch room<br />
[This is required especially during <strong>disaster</strong> when staff may have to be on duty for long hours<br />
at a stretch].<br />
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6.5.2.1 Communication Room (Main Message Room)<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
[The existing police wireless system continues to be in contact with the reorganised DCR].<br />
In addition, the following facilities are available in the communication room<br />
Telephones<br />
Fax<br />
Intercom units for contact within the Collectorate<br />
VSAT connection to the Divisional Commissioner and EOC in Mantralaya<br />
Civil Wireless Network upto Tahsildar level<br />
One PC with modem and printer<br />
Mechanical typewriter<br />
Mobiles and Pagers (where available and necessary)<br />
Photocopying machine<br />
During <strong>disaster</strong>, hotlines from communication room to be connected to<br />
Divisional Commissioner<br />
EOC at Mantralaya<br />
Superintendent of Police of the <strong>district</strong><br />
Civil Surgeon of the <strong>district</strong><br />
Site Operations Centre<br />
Separate tables are provided for each communication instruments such as<br />
VSAT<br />
telephones<br />
fax<br />
computer<br />
printer<br />
typewriter<br />
wireless<br />
The phones, i.e. intercom, STD phone, EPBX extension, hotline etc., are of different colours,<br />
and with distinct rings if possible, to enable them to be distinguished from each other. An<br />
emergency light, fire extinguishers, and a generator for the computer and fax machine are also<br />
provided in the communication room.<br />
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6.5.2.2 Desk Requirements<br />
Each of the desks have<br />
an independent phone with STD facility<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
intercom units for contact within the Collectorate for all Desk Officers in DCR and<br />
Officers-in-charge from line departments and other agencies at the <strong>district</strong> level<br />
hotline for all Officers-in-charge to be connected to their respective<br />
agencies/departments.<br />
Office space for secretarial facility has to be clearly demarcated.<br />
[These telephones with STD facilities will be installed in DCR and kept in working condition<br />
under lock and key during normal circumstances].<br />
6.5.3 Transport<br />
Provision is made for a jeep with wireless communication assigned to DCR during normal<br />
times. Additional vehicles will be requisitioned as per the requirements during the<br />
emergency.<br />
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6.5.4 Staffing requirements for DCR<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
Three categories of staff are suggested for the DCR: Regular Staff for Communication Room,<br />
Staff -on-call and Staff on Disaster Duty.<br />
6.5.4.1 Regular Staff<br />
The regular staff will be posted permanently in the DCR which will be responsible for<br />
manning the Communication Room on a 24-hour basis.<br />
The regular staff would include the following:<br />
Desk Officer - Communication Room<br />
A Deputy Collector from the Collectorate will function as the Desk Officer -<br />
Communication Room. He will be in charge of the day-to-day operation of the<br />
Communication Room during official working hours. He will be assisted by officers of the<br />
rank of Naib Tahsildars and Awal Karkuns from the Collectorate in rotation during nonworking<br />
hours.<br />
Communication Room Assistant<br />
The person holding this position will be the key person of the DCR and will be of the rank of<br />
an Awal Karkun. He will always be physically present in the Communication Room. He<br />
will be responsible for processing all messages and <strong>information</strong> received and maintained by<br />
the Communication Room and communicating the same to the Desk Officer and Collector.<br />
Stenographer<br />
The person holding this position will provide all secretarial assistance to the Communication<br />
Room. The person should be computer literate and should be able to operate <strong>database</strong><br />
systems.<br />
Communication operators (for 24 hours)<br />
The communication operator will attend to wireless set as well as the VSAT connection in<br />
the Communication Room.<br />
Driver cum Messenger/Attendant (for 24 hours)<br />
Drivers will be required for the vehicle attached to the DCR and kept on stand-by duty. These<br />
drivers should also be trained to operate the wireless fitted in the vehicle attached to the<br />
DCR.<br />
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6.5.4.2 Staff-on-call<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
Staff-on-call will be available for immediate duty in case of a <strong>disaster</strong>.<br />
Two Deputy Collectors will make up the Staff -on-call. During a <strong>disaster</strong>, these officers will<br />
always be available "on call".<br />
The staff-on-call will be appointed in rotation from some identified departments. The<br />
rotation period could be of at least a month, to ensure some degree of continuity.<br />
6.5.4.3 Staff on Disaster Duty<br />
Staff on Disaster Duty will be required to shoulder additional responsibility in the case of a<br />
<strong>disaster</strong>. This, additional staff will be in the nature of a reserve and may be drawn from<br />
various departments. During normalcy, this staff will not be called on to perform any duty in<br />
the DCR. This staff will be responsible for managing the desk arrangements mentioned<br />
earlier.<br />
The departmental officers nominated as “Officer-in-Charge” from the concerned line<br />
departments and other agencies will be available in the DCR during the <strong>disaster</strong> period.<br />
Departments have appointed the senior-most District Officer of the department as “Officerin-Charge”.<br />
The Collector, Additional Collector, Assistant Collector, Resident Deputy Collector, all<br />
Deputy Collectors, SDOs and Tahsildars are familiar with the functioning of DCR.<br />
Officers-in-Charge drawn from various line departments and agencies will be provided<br />
orientation through training programmes to be organised by YASHADA.<br />
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6.6 Multi-<strong>district</strong> Disasters<br />
Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level<br />
In case of <strong>disaster</strong>s which have an impact on more than one <strong>district</strong> in a division the role of<br />
the Divisional Commissioner comes into prominence . The Commissioner’s responsibilities<br />
shall include exercising general supervision over the work of preparation of contingency<br />
plan undertaken by the Collectors in his Division and also on the relief and rehabilitation<br />
operations in those <strong>district</strong>s.<br />
At the Divisional Commissioner’s level all the state departments and agencies have a regional<br />
head. It is very practical for the Divisional Commissioner to seek the support of these<br />
regional heads towards the commitment of regional resources to a <strong>disaster</strong> situation.<br />
For a <strong>disaster</strong> in more than one <strong>district</strong> (within or across the division), the role of Divisional<br />
Commissioner is to:<br />
provide a unified command through inter-<strong>district</strong> control room<br />
ensure need-based resource allocations amongst <strong>district</strong>s<br />
seek the support of regional heads of line departments for relief<br />
Direct and Coordinate in response to requirements from <strong>district</strong> control room the services<br />
of<br />
MSRTC<br />
State Government departments<br />
SRP, CRPF, Home Guards, Coast Guards, CPWD, CISF<br />
Fire Brigade, Civil Defence<br />
Telecommunications<br />
maintain a close liaison with the EOC<br />
seek policy guidelines, if necessary<br />
Mobilise services of Central/State government laboratories and recognised research<br />
centres for specialised services<br />
In such a situation, the Divisional Commissioner will act<br />
as the Additional Relief Commissioner for the <strong>disaster</strong> area,<br />
his powers will be analogous to that of Relief Commissioner in the EOC.<br />
will access funds from the State Government for this purpose<br />
will be assisted by Deputy Commissioner, Revenue in discharge of <strong>disaster</strong><br />
<strong>management</strong> functions as is the normal practice.<br />
will receive the support of other Deputy Commissioners and Assistant Commissioners<br />
and Line Department Heads.<br />
[The <strong>district</strong> control rooms would continue to function in their respective <strong>district</strong>s and<br />
perform all the functions as per the DDMAP].<br />
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7.1 Planning Assumptions<br />
7. RESPONSE STRUCTURE<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
The multi-<strong>disaster</strong> response plan takes a generic approach to <strong>disaster</strong> situations to<br />
identify <strong>information</strong> requirements along with communication, coordination, monitoring<br />
and institutional arrangements.<br />
The overall response structure remains constant irrespective of the type of <strong>disaster</strong>.<br />
The flow chart indicate the chain of command that should be set in motion in order to<br />
manage the <strong>disaster</strong>.<br />
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7.3. 1 Key Officials of various Departments<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Department/Agency Designation Phone No.(O) Phone No.<br />
( R)<br />
Irrigation Executive Engineer, M.I., Jalna 02482-220436 992223717<br />
Ex. Eng. N.M.C. Div. Wadigodri 02483-227282 9890591318<br />
Ex. Eng. M.I. Local Sector, Jalna 02482-225291 9860292730<br />
Ex. Eng. A.I. Div. Aurangabad 0240-2334794 9423147368<br />
Police Superintendent of Police, Jalna 225601 225401<br />
PWD Executive Engineer, PWD, Jalna -1 230143 230628<br />
Executive Engineer, PWD, Jalna -2 230512 230261<br />
Health<br />
Civil Surgeon, Jalna 224381, 224349,<br />
223451<br />
224450<br />
DHO, Z.P., Jalna 225703 223744<br />
ADHO, Z.P., Jalna 225703<br />
RCHO, Z.P., Jalna 230011<br />
EMO, Z.P., Jalna 225703 225705<br />
Water Supply Executive Engineer, Maharashtra<br />
Jeevan Pradhikaran Division, Jalna<br />
224189, 220599 ----<br />
R.T.O. Dy. RTO, Jalna 220929 ----<br />
S.R.P.F. Group III Commandant S.R.P.F. Gp. III 230902 230602<br />
Home Guards<br />
District Commandant, Home<br />
Fax.230902<br />
Guard, Jalna<br />
224234 98233711415<br />
MSEDCL Superintending Engineer,<br />
MSEDCL, C.O., Jalna<br />
225912 234885<br />
Executive Engineer, MSEDCL,<br />
Jalna 1<br />
230876 230503<br />
Executive Engineer, MSEDCL,<br />
Jalna 2<br />
Police Inspector, MSEDCL, Police<br />
232416 7876764014<br />
Station, Mastgad, Jalna<br />
236111 --------<br />
Telecom Telecom District Manager, Jalna 232900 232901<br />
Agriculture<br />
Animal Husbandry<br />
Superintendent Agriculture, Jalna<br />
Agriculture Development Officer<br />
230513<br />
224693<br />
9422211941<br />
9422186483<br />
District Deputy District Deputy Commissioner A.H. 02482/<br />
9420825838<br />
Commissioner A.H.<br />
220106<br />
District Animal<br />
Husbandry Officer,<br />
Zilla Parishad, Jalna<br />
Veterinary Polyclinic,<br />
Jalna.<br />
District Artificial<br />
District Animal Husbandry Officer,<br />
Zilla Parishad, Jalna.<br />
Assistant Commissioner, Animal<br />
Husbandry, Jalna.<br />
Livestock Development Officer<br />
02482/223888<br />
02482/224693<br />
Extn.230<br />
218<br />
02482/<br />
220690<br />
0240/<br />
02482/221182<br />
9423156399<br />
9822491293<br />
9823202842<br />
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Insemination Centre,<br />
Jalna.<br />
Animal Husbandry Dist. Animal Husbandry Officer,<br />
Jalna<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
225418<br />
220106 223296<br />
Publicity Dist. Information Officer, Jalna 225104 224741<br />
Revenue, Officer I/C Resident Dy. Collector, Jalna 225502 220662<br />
Fire Brigade, Jalna & Chief Officer, M.C. Jalna 230432, 234155 (R)<br />
Municipal Council of<br />
Jalna<br />
230101 223399<br />
Municipal council<br />
Ambad<br />
Chief Officer M.C. Ambad 02483-221225 --<br />
Municipal Council,<br />
Bhokardan<br />
Chief Officer, M.C. Bhokardan 02485-244213 02485-244209<br />
Municipal Council, Chief Officer, M.C.10.1 Partur 02484/ 221026, --<br />
Partur<br />
221068<br />
District Industrial General Manager 220957, --<br />
Centre, Jalna<br />
220985<br />
220207<br />
District Deputy District Deputy Commissioner A.H. 02482 / 9579084301<br />
Commissioner A.H.<br />
220106<br />
District Animal District Animal Husbandry Officer, 02482 /<br />
Husbandry Officer, Zilla Parishad, Jalna.<br />
223888 9860171212<br />
Zilla Parishad, Jalna<br />
224693<br />
Veterinary Polyclinic, Assistant Commissioner, Animal 02482/<br />
9422042849<br />
Jalna.<br />
Husbandry, Jalna.<br />
220690<br />
District Artificial Livestock Development Officer 02482/<br />
9422862903<br />
Insemination Centre,<br />
Jalna.<br />
225418<br />
Jalna Livestock Development Officer<br />
P.S.<br />
-- 9822327620<br />
Bhokardan Livestock Development Officer<br />
P.S.<br />
-- 9422347063<br />
Ambad Livestock Development Officer<br />
P.S.<br />
-- 9604232656<br />
Jafrabad Livestock Development Officer<br />
P.S.<br />
-- 9960155510<br />
Partur Livestock Development Officer<br />
P.S.<br />
-- 9730845450<br />
Mantha Livestock Development Officer<br />
P.S.<br />
-- 9420816780<br />
Badnapur Livestock Development Officer<br />
P.S.<br />
-- 9404002098<br />
Ghansavangi Livestock Development Officer<br />
P.S.<br />
-- 9403857459<br />
Phone numbers and addresses of the office bearers of the above organizations are given in the<br />
inventory of resources.<br />
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7.4 Involvement and Assistance available to Departments from<br />
Private Sector/Academic Institutions<br />
7.4.1 Police Department<br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
01 Jalna<br />
Place Name of<br />
Institutes/College<br />
1)J.E.S. College, Jalna<br />
2)Mastodari Arts and<br />
Commerce College,<br />
Mastagad, Jalna<br />
3) Dankunwar Mahila<br />
College, Jalna<br />
4) Rashtramata Indira<br />
Gandhi College, Jalna<br />
5) Barwale Arts,<br />
Science and Commerce<br />
College, Jalna<br />
6)Jalna Social Work<br />
College, Shani Temple,<br />
Jalna<br />
02 Ambad 1)Commerce & Arts<br />
College, Ta. Ambad,<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Name of Contact Person No. of<br />
NCC<br />
cadets<br />
Dr.R. S. Agarwal, Principal,<br />
Tel. No. 232880<br />
Y.S.Sonawane, Program<br />
Officer, NSS Unit.<br />
R.J. Gaikawad, Principal,<br />
Tel. No. 225332<br />
N.H.Borade, Program Officer,<br />
NSS Unit<br />
Anand Lahoti , Principal,<br />
Tel. No. 235082<br />
Smt.Urmila Vyapari, Program<br />
Officer, NSS Unit<br />
Smt. S. V. Tidke, Principal, Tel.<br />
No. 237083<br />
S.P.Chavan, Program Officer,<br />
NSS Unit<br />
Dr.R.S.Avasthi, Principal, Tel.<br />
No. 220522<br />
Sandeep Patil, Program Officer,<br />
NSS Unit<br />
A. B. Dhadbal, Principal, Tel.<br />
No. 230560<br />
Bhagwatrao Katare, Principal,<br />
Mob. No.9422219641<br />
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Number of<br />
NSS<br />
Volunteers<br />
225(Sr.<br />
College)<br />
100 (Jr.<br />
College)<br />
250 (Sr.<br />
College)<br />
100 (Jr.<br />
College)<br />
125<br />
75<br />
50<br />
50<br />
175(Sr.<br />
College)<br />
100 (Jr.<br />
College)
03 Partur 1)Lalbahadur Shastri<br />
College, Ta. Partur,<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
04<br />
Mantha<br />
1)Swami Vivekanand<br />
College, Ta. Mantha,<br />
Jalna<br />
05 Jafrabad 1)Sidhartha Arts &<br />
Commerce College, Ta.<br />
Jafrabad, Dist. Jalna<br />
06 Bhokard<br />
an<br />
07 Badnapu<br />
r<br />
1)Moreshwar Arts &<br />
Commerce College, Ta.<br />
Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna<br />
1) Arts, Commerce &<br />
Science College, Ta.<br />
Badnapur, Dist. Jalna<br />
B.B.Dhaneeshwar, Principal,<br />
Mob. No.9422796377<br />
K.Sonwane, Program Officer,<br />
NSS Unit<br />
Dr.Takle, Principal,<br />
Tel. No. N.A.<br />
P.K.Bhalerao, Principal, Tel.<br />
No. 222098<br />
R.P.Patil, Program Officer, NSS<br />
Unit<br />
Shri Kalambe, Principal, Tel.<br />
No.244460<br />
P.R.Rokde, Program Officer,<br />
NSS Unit<br />
Smt.Meher Pathrikar, Principal,<br />
Tel. No.261740<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
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Sr.<br />
No.<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
List of Timber Merchants in Jalna District for firewood during disposal of dead bodies<br />
Name of Merchant Address Phone No.<br />
1 Ambika Sawmill, Mantha Prabhakar Ramchandra Khandagale<br />
At post Tq Mantha<br />
9923712410<br />
2 New Ambika Sawmill, Mantha Sukhdeo Shripatrao Borade, At Post<br />
Tq Mantha.<br />
9422537811<br />
3 Vishwanath Sawmill, Mantha Vishwanath Ganpatrao Borade At<br />
Post Tq Mantha.<br />
9970929232<br />
4 Ghare Sawmill, Mantha Gangadhar Gopalrao Ghare At Post<br />
Tq Mantha.<br />
9423703932<br />
5 Paresh Sawmill, Partur Paresh Laxmanrao Patil, At Post<br />
Partur, Dist Jalna<br />
9244796576<br />
6 Kailas Sawmill, Partur Eknath Babrao Sangule, At Post<br />
Partur<br />
9422796442<br />
7 Vishwakarma Sawmill, Partur Radhakishan Asaram Kale, At Post<br />
Tq Partur<br />
9421322775<br />
8 New Pakiza Sawmill, Ashti Noor Mohmood Shaikh Ismail, At<br />
Post Ashti, Tq Partur<br />
9423458393<br />
9 Vishwakarma Sawmill, Ashti Vithal Sakhahari Panchal, At Post<br />
Ashti Tq Partur<br />
9321322967<br />
10 Patel Sawmill Jalna Vinod Vishram Patel, Lakkad Kot<br />
Jalna<br />
9422179398<br />
11 Santosh Sawmill Jalna Devichand Khemchand Beniwal, -<br />
12 Vishwakarma Sawmill, Jalna<br />
Lakkad Kot Jalna,<br />
Amarsingh Bhardia, Lakkad Kot<br />
Jalna,<br />
-<br />
13 Shrikrishna Sawmill Jalna Rupkumar Mehrulal Chaoudhari, 9822314777<br />
14 Satyanarayan Sawmill, Jalna<br />
Lakkad Kot Jalna<br />
Bhagirath Babulal Choudhari -<br />
15 Patel Timber Industries, Jalna Parvatibai Mulji Patel, Lakkad Kot<br />
Jalna<br />
9422724375<br />
16 Ganesh Sawmill Jalna Mohan Bhaiyalal Ramcharan, 9823345505<br />
17 Kailas Sawmill, Jalna<br />
Lakkad Kot <strong>jalna</strong><br />
Rajesh Nehrulal Choudhari 9822679717<br />
18 Shriram Sawmill, Ramnagar Balaji Bhagwan Surase, Ramnagar,<br />
Tq Jalna<br />
9421319210<br />
19 Amol Sawmill, Tembhurni Chandrakant Rambhau Pimple, At 226221 /<br />
post Tembhurni, Tq Jafrabad 02485<br />
20 Marathwada Sawmill, Jafrabad Mohd Moinuddin, At Post Tq<br />
Jafrabad<br />
9423703305<br />
21 Ambika Sawmill, Varud Shivaji Motiram Ingle, At Post 221163 /<br />
Varud, Tq Jafrabad<br />
02485<br />
22 Jahir Sawmill, Badnapur Kazi Jahir Mayoddin -<br />
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Gulam,Mohiuddin,<br />
Badnapur Tq Badnapur<br />
At Post<br />
23 Pragat Sawmill, Badnapur Kisan Bandu Sable, Tq Badnapur -<br />
24 Ashok Sawmill, Dhopteshwar Limbaji Rambhaji Hivrale, At -<br />
25<br />
Dhoteshwar, Tq Badnapur,<br />
Maharashtra Sawmill,. Ambad Chandrapraskh Kachrulal Sodani, At<br />
Post Ambad<br />
-<br />
26 Maharashtra Sawmill, Ranjani Nasir Ali Mehmood Ali, at Post<br />
Ranjani, Post Ghansawangi<br />
-<br />
27 Sainath Sawmill, Anterwali Devidas Babasaheb Khatke, At Post<br />
Vadi Godri, Tq Ambad<br />
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28 Lulekar Sawmill, Sukapuri Dashrath Govidrao Lulekar, At Post<br />
Sukapuri Tq Ambad<br />
-<br />
29 Maharashtra Sawmill, Syed Maru Syed Rauf, At Post -<br />
Shajagad<br />
Shajagad, Tq Ambad<br />
30 Goodluck Sawmill, Bhokardan Modh Yasin Shaikh, Tq Bhokardan<br />
31 Geeta Sawmill Bhokardan Gopal Harji Patel, At Post<br />
Bhokardan<br />
32 Balaji Sawmill, Kedarkheda Ramvilas Hanuman prasad Sharma<br />
At Post Kedarkheda, Tq Bhokardan<br />
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7.4.3 Public Works Department<br />
Sr.<br />
No<br />
Areas of Cooperation<br />
and<br />
assistance<br />
available<br />
01 Repairs of Roads,<br />
Bridges &<br />
buildings,<br />
Construction of<br />
relief Camps,<br />
Diversion of<br />
Traffic and<br />
Clearance of<br />
debris, etc.<br />
Names and<br />
addresses of contact<br />
person and<br />
organization<br />
1) Shri R. R. Khadke,<br />
Govt. Contractor,<br />
Single Jean, Old Jalna,<br />
Phone No. 234125<br />
2) Shri B.M.Danve Patil<br />
Govt. Contractor<br />
Shrkrushna Nagar<br />
Jalna. Mo.9422215500<br />
3) Shri D.D.Patil<br />
Pritisudha Nagar<br />
Mantha Road Jalna<br />
Mo.9422215315<br />
4) Shri K. N. Thakur,<br />
Govt. Contractor,<br />
Chhatrapati Colony,<br />
Old Jalna, Phone No.<br />
233664<br />
5) Shri M. P. Mehra,<br />
Govt. Contractor,<br />
Shastri Mohalla, Old<br />
Jalna, Phone No.<br />
233095(O), 232230(R)<br />
6) Shri Sayed Saleem,<br />
Behind Dawat Hotel,<br />
Mantha Rd. Jalna,<br />
Phone No. 231382 (O),<br />
231136 (R)<br />
7) Shri S.P.Ratnaparkhe<br />
Nutan Vasahat Ambad<br />
Road Jalna<br />
Resources or type<br />
of help available<br />
from these<br />
organizations/<br />
agencies<br />
Vibratory Roller,<br />
Tipper, Hot Mix<br />
plant, Stone Crusher<br />
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Roller, Truck,<br />
Hot mix plant, Power<br />
Roller, Truck, Stone<br />
Crusher<br />
Stone Crusher,<br />
Truck, Power Roller<br />
Roller, Truck,<br />
Roller, Truck,<br />
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Area of<br />
operation of<br />
these<br />
organizations/<br />
agencies<br />
Jalna,<br />
Jafrabad,<br />
Ambad,<br />
Bhokardan,<br />
Badnapur,<br />
Ghansawangi,<br />
Mantha,<br />
Partur.<br />
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7.4.4 Regional Transport Officer<br />
For Good Trucks, Water tankers, fuel tankers and Vans.<br />
1) LIST OF WATER TANKERS<br />
Sr. No. Name of Owners, Contact Phone No.<br />
and address<br />
01 Shri Mishrikotkar, Pritam transport, Jalna<br />
C/o Deepak Motors, Aurangabad-Jalna<br />
Rd., Jalna<br />
Phone No.-230267 (O), 221177(R)<br />
02<br />
Shri Abdul Hapiz, Old Jalna<br />
Phone No.- 239609(O), 243315 (R)<br />
2) LIST OF FUEL, MILK & OIL TANKERS<br />
Sr. No. Name of Owners, Contact Phone No.<br />
and address<br />
01 Shri Rajendra Gopikishan Khandelwal,<br />
Khandelwal Complex, Near Gadiya<br />
Hospital, Jalna<br />
02 Shri Ranjeetsing Shivajirao Patil, At.<br />
Rajni, Tq. Ghansawangi, Dist. Jalna<br />
03 Shri Ranjeetsing Shivajirao Patil, At.<br />
Rajni, Tq. Ghansawangi, Dist. Jalna<br />
04 M/s S.S.D. Relience Pvt. Ltd., G.No. 77,<br />
Deolgaon Raja Rd. Jalna<br />
M. V. NO.<br />
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MH-21-D-8769<br />
MH-21-D-8815<br />
MH-21-D-8877<br />
MH-21-D-8877<br />
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3) LIST OF GOODS TRUCKS .<br />
SR.<br />
NO.<br />
Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge Name, Designation<br />
, Address , Phone, Mobile, Fax<br />
1 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Ajanta Road Lines , Wear<br />
House Road, Jalna. Ph. No. 231286<br />
(Office)<br />
M-9860876086<br />
2 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Andhra -Gujarat Transport<br />
Co. , Wear House Road, Jalna. Ph.<br />
No. 231864 (Office)<br />
M - 9422216586<br />
3 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Andhra- Maharashtra<br />
Transport, Jalna. Ph. No. 231564 (O)<br />
4 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Adarsh Transport, Jalna,<br />
Ph. No. 232157 (O) M-9423156307<br />
5 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Bombay-Andhra Transport,<br />
Near Raj Hotel, Ph. No. 220135 (O)<br />
6 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Bombay Daily Goods,<br />
Behind Raj Hotel. Ph. No. 232834 (O)<br />
7 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Bombay Gujarat Transport,<br />
New Mondha, Jalna. Ph. No. 30281<br />
(O)<br />
8 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Batco Road Line Corpor. ,<br />
Behind Raj Hotel, Jalna.<br />
Ph. No. 232995 (O)<br />
9 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Bholenath Transport, New<br />
Mondha, Jalna.<br />
M-9423460825<br />
Ph. No. 233178 (O)<br />
10 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Balaji Transport, Jalna.<br />
Ph. No. 230147 (O)<br />
11 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Bagai Golden Transport,<br />
Jalna.<br />
Ph. No. 222647 (O)<br />
12 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Carrier Jalna, Near<br />
Telephone Exchange, Jalna.<br />
Ph. No. 230597 (O)<br />
13 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Central India Transport,<br />
New Mondha, Jalna.<br />
Ph. No. 230596 (O)<br />
M-9421474496<br />
14 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Seema Goods Transport,<br />
Deolgaon Raja Road, Jalna. Ph. No.<br />
232885 (O)<br />
15 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Prakash Goods Transport,<br />
New Mondha, Jalna.<br />
Ph.No.Off.232353<br />
M-9822193631<br />
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Alternate Authority Name ,<br />
Designation, Address ,<br />
Phone , Mobile Fax<br />
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16 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, South Eastern Roadways,<br />
Subhash Chowk, Jalna.<br />
Ph.No.Off222307<br />
17 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Transport Corporation of<br />
India, Sham Lodge, Jalna.<br />
Ph.No.Off.230826<br />
18 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Ganesh Transport, Jalna,<br />
Ph.No.Off.232670<br />
M-9422992332<br />
19 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Ghadge Patil Transport,<br />
Jalna. Ph.No.Off.30741<br />
20 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Jalna Motor Transport,<br />
Ganesh Oil Mill, Jalna. Ph. No.<br />
Off.222665<br />
21 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Jalna Motor Transport Co.,<br />
Pitty, Rangar Galli, Jalna. Ph. No.<br />
Off.230757<br />
22 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Janata Transport , Jalna.<br />
Ph. No. Off. 222208<br />
23 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Krishna Golden Transport,<br />
Wear House Road, Jalna.<br />
Ph.No.Off.233436<br />
M-9372030787, 9823140186<br />
24 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Kirti Transport, Jalna. Ph.<br />
No. 230459 (O)<br />
M-9422217365<br />
25 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Laxmi Transport Co. , Near<br />
Sham Lodge, Jalna.<br />
Ph.No.Off.230490<br />
M-9422723217<br />
26 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Lucky Transport , Pro.<br />
Mohammed Iqbal, Jalna.<br />
Ph.No.Off.30395<br />
M-9423711186<br />
27 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Mahagujarat Roadways,<br />
Wear House Road, Jalna.<br />
Ph.No.Off.233369<br />
M-9422215271<br />
28 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Maharashtra Transport,<br />
Sarojini Devi Road, Jalna.<br />
Ph.No.Off.231624<br />
9422724097<br />
29 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Maharashtra Gujarat,<br />
Transport Jalna. Ph.No.Off.233369<br />
30 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Mange Roadways, Jalna.<br />
Ph.No. 230397<br />
M-9325812666<br />
31 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, New Shakti Roadways,<br />
New Mondha, Jalna. Ph. No. Off.<br />
30019<br />
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32 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, New Balaji Transport,<br />
Jalna. Ph. No. Off.30534<br />
33 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, New Lucky Transport,<br />
Jalna. Ph. No. Off. 30386<br />
34 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, New Gajanan, Jalna.<br />
Ph. No. Off. 232736<br />
M-9422216411<br />
35 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Patel Roadways ( Sharma),<br />
Jalna Ph. No. Off. 220856<br />
36 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Raghoji Motor Good<br />
Transport, New Mondha , Jalna. Ph.<br />
No. Off. 230271<br />
37 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Rahul Transport, Jalna. Ph.<br />
No. Off. 221384<br />
38 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Roshan Transport, Jalna.<br />
Ph. No. Off. 230653<br />
39 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Roshan Transport, Kadbi<br />
Mandi, Jalna. Ph. No. Off. 222342<br />
40 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Roshan Transport, Mondha<br />
Road, Jalna. Ph. No. Off. 232534<br />
41<br />
42<br />
43<br />
Goods Transport<br />
Goods Transport<br />
Goods Transport<br />
Jalna<br />
Jalna<br />
Jalna<br />
Manager,Rajesh Transport Jalna. Ph.<br />
No. Off. 230965<br />
Manager Mahalaxmi<br />
Transport,Anvikar<br />
complex,Aurangabad road Jalna<br />
Ph.Off.220220<br />
M-9423156269<br />
9823031269<br />
9823051220<br />
Manager Vijay Transport,Anvikar<br />
complex,Aurangabad Road,Jalna<br />
Ph.Off.220452,220952<br />
M-9823266395<br />
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Phone numbers of Transport Union Leaders/Members<br />
1) Mr.Suresh Upadhye :- 9422217365,9422216731<br />
2) Mr. Bankar :- 9890226111<br />
3) Mr. OmPrakash Agrawal :- 9422219012, 9422219074<br />
4) Mr. Shaikh Daud :- 9823662076<br />
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For mini-buses and luxury buses.<br />
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Sr.<br />
No.<br />
M.V. No. Name and address of owner<br />
01 MH 21- 5657 Shri Omprakash Ramgopal Attal, R/o. Bajarang Dal Mill, Jalna<br />
02 MH 21 - 5621 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
03 MH 21 - 5623 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
04 MH 21 - 5775 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
05 MH 21 - 5776 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
06 MH 21 - 5870 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
07 MH 21 - 5869 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
08 MH 21 - 5871 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
09 MH 21 - 5868 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
10 MH 21 - 6053 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
11 MH 21 - 6054 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
12 MH 21 - 6123 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
13 MH 21 - 6124 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
14 MH 21 - 5488 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. 1-13-140, Bhavsar Galli,<br />
Jalna<br />
15 MH 21 - 5398 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. Rajendra Prasad Road,<br />
Jalna<br />
16 MH 21 - 5651 Shri Pannalal Shivratan Bagadiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
17 MH 21 - 6051 Shri Pannalal Shivratan Bagadiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
18 MH 21 - 5502 Shri Pannalal Shivratan Bagadiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
19 MH 21 - 5650 Smt. Jamunabai Shivratan Bagadiya R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
20 MH 21 - 6052 Smt. Jamunabai Shivratan Bagadiya R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
21 MH 21 - 5497 Smt. Jamunabai Shivratan Bagadiya R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
22 MH 21 - 5633 Shri Rajendra Satyanarayan Bharuka, R/o. Sunil Automobiles<br />
Jamwadi Ta. Jalna<br />
23 MH 21 - 5755 Shri Rajendra Satyanarayan Bharuka, R/o. Sunil Automobiles<br />
Jamwadi Ta. Jalna<br />
24 MH 21 - 5744 Shri Rajendra Satyanarayan Bharuka, R/o. Sunil Automobiles<br />
Jamwadi Ta. Jalna<br />
25 MH 21 - 5866 Shri Rajendra Satyanarayan Bharuka, R/o. Sunil Automobiles<br />
Jamwadi Ta. Jalna<br />
26 MH 21 - 5800 Shri Dinesh Satyanarayan Bharuka, R/o. Ajanta Nagar, Murgi<br />
talab, Jalna<br />
27 MH 21 - 5799 Shri Dinesh Satyanarayan Bharuka, R/o. Ajanta Nagar, Murgi<br />
talab, Jalna<br />
28 MH 21 - 5511 Shri Satyanarayan Radhakishan Bharuka, R/o. Naya Bazar, Jalna<br />
29 MH 21 - 5522 Shri Satyanarayan Radhakishan Bharuka, R/o. Naya Bazar, Jalna<br />
30 MH 21 - 6077 Shri Ganesh Satyanarayan Bharuka, R/o. Panshendra, Ta. Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
31 MH 21 - 6088 Shri Ganesh Satyanarayan Bharuka, R/o. Panshendra, Ta. Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
32 MH 21 - 6111 Shri Ganesh Satyanarayan Bharuka, R/o. Panshendra, Ta. Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
33 MH 21 - 5699 Shri C. Kadar Mohmed, R/o. Selgaon Ta. Badnapur, Dist. Jalna<br />
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34 MH 21 - 5648 Smt. Gangabai Maruti Gaikwad, R/o. Police Head Quarter, S.No.<br />
488, Jalna<br />
35 MH 21 - 5757 Shri Eknathrao Narayanrao Bhagat, R/o. Par Janephal Ta.<br />
Jafrabad, Dist. Jalna<br />
36 MH 21 - 5656 Shri Bajarang Madhavrao Birajdar, R/o. Dinesh Building, Mantha<br />
Rd. Jalna<br />
37 MH 21 - 5647 Shri Bajarang Madhavrao Birajdar, R/o. Dinesh Building, Mantha<br />
Rd. Jalna<br />
38 MH 21 - 5900 Mrs. Jyoti Prakash Suryawanshi, R/o. Panshendra, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
39 MH 21 - 5907 Shri Sanjay Eknathrao Bhagat, R/o. Panshendra, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
40 MH 21 - 5919 Shri Shivsingh Hirasingh Rajput, R/o. Khamgaon Ta. Badnapur,<br />
Jalna<br />
41 MH 21 - 5430 Shri Anil Radhakishan Pathak, R/o. Arub Mohalla, Ta. Ambad,<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
42 MH 21 - 6121 Shri Anil Radhakishan Pathak, R/o. Arub Mohalla, Ta. Ambad,<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
43 MH 21 - 5555 Smt. Seema Naaz Akbar Gani, R/o. Anand Swami Mohalla, Ta.<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
44 MH 21 - 5599 Smt. Seema Naaz Akbar Gani, R/o. Anand Swami Mohalla, Ta.<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
45 MH 21 - 6219 Shri Rahulkumar Sharad Mishrikotkar, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
46 MH 21 - 6319 Shri Rahulkumar Sharad Mishrikotkar, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
47 MH 21 - 5571 Smt. Seema Taramuiya Faruque Kamal, R/o. Anad Swami<br />
Mohalla, Ta.Dist. Jalna<br />
48 MH 21 - 5519 Smt. Seema Taramuiya Faruque Kamal, R/o. Anad Swami<br />
Mohalla, Ta.Dist. Jalna<br />
49 MH 21 - 6151 Shri Udaysingh Ramsingh Rajput, R/o. Khadarpari, Ta.<br />
Ghansawangi, Dist. Jalna<br />
50 MH 21 - 5600 Shri M.W. Mishrikotkar, R/o. Ware House Rd., Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
51<br />
52<br />
53<br />
54<br />
55<br />
56<br />
57<br />
MH 21 – 5573<br />
MH21- J 5757<br />
MH21-K5757<br />
MH21-9944<br />
MH21-9933<br />
MH21-9333<br />
MH21-9111<br />
Shri Sk. Azam Sk. Shabir, R/o. Sheoli, Ta. Dist. Jalna<br />
Rajesh G Sharma,Shivaji Putala ,Jalna<br />
9422219119<br />
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Usha Rajesh Sharma, Shivaji Putala,Jalna<br />
9422219119<br />
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7.4.4 Health Department<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Names of Private Doctors/ Hospitals in District Jalna with contact details are given below:-<br />
Sr. Name of Doctor/ Speciality Address Phone No. No. of<br />
No. Hospitals<br />
Beds<br />
01 Dr. Avinash R.<br />
MBBS Wadgaonkar Hospital 9421319287 05<br />
Wadgaonkar<br />
(D.Orho) Ambad Dist. Jalna,<br />
02 Dr.S.G.Bahekar MBBS Sanddip Matarniti & 02484 10<br />
Surgical Hospital,<br />
Partur<br />
221155<br />
03 Dr.S.S.Maniyar MD Maniyar Hospital 230537 10<br />
Shvaji Chowk Jalna 9422217020<br />
04 Dr.C.D.Mojesh MS Jalna Mission Hospital 230149 225<br />
Jalna<br />
238952<br />
05 Dr.Mrs Aruna B.Bhale MBBS Ambika Hospital 234319 03<br />
Madhuban Colony<br />
Jalna<br />
9422724876<br />
06 Dr.Hitesh Raithatha MD(Medi) Jayshree Hospital SRP 230320 20<br />
Dr.Mrs.Ela-H Raithatha DGO Road Jalna<br />
9890549267<br />
07 Dr.Hiralal C.Sharma DGO Sanjivani Hospital 9422724081 06<br />
Income Tax Colony<br />
Jalna<br />
223983<br />
08 Dr.Yogesh<br />
MBBS Giriraj Hospital Shivaji<br />
05<br />
G.Dhannawat<br />
(D.Orho) Statue Jalna<br />
09 Dr.Sanjay V.Ambekar MD (Medi) Ambekar Hospital<br />
Shree Colony College<br />
Road Jalna<br />
231828 19<br />
10 Dr.Shripad<br />
DGO Deshpande Hospital 234615 06<br />
D.Deshpande<br />
Behind Town Hall<br />
Jalna<br />
9422218135<br />
11 Dr.Shyam S.Bhudhani MD (Medi) Nanak Critical Care<br />
Post Office Road Kali<br />
Kruti Jalna<br />
242759 08<br />
12 Dr.Santosh S.Lahoti DGO Lahoti Hospital Gandhi<br />
Nagar Near Police<br />
Station Ambad<br />
9422725188 04<br />
13 Dr.Rajendra P.Karwa MS Karwa Hospital Post<br />
Offifce Road Jalna<br />
234004 11<br />
14 Dr.Mrs Lata S.Puri MBBS Tiurpati Hosptal Bhaji 02484 30<br />
Mandi Partur<br />
221344<br />
15 Dr.Mahendra T.Karwa MD(ObGy) Mahendra Hospital 230187 10<br />
Shivaji Statue Road<br />
Jalna<br />
235087<br />
16 Dr.Mrs Charusmita C MD(ObGy Hawaldar Nursing 233132 10<br />
.Hawaldar<br />
Home Sambhaji Nagar<br />
Jalna<br />
233966<br />
17 Dr.Sudhir G.Kandlikar<br />
Dr.Mrs Sunila S<br />
MD (Medi)<br />
DGO<br />
Kandlikar Hospital<br />
Station Road Jalna<br />
230374 05<br />
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18 Dr.Mrs Jyoti M<br />
Kalmkar<br />
19 Dr.Mrs Pratibha D<br />
.Bhadre<br />
MD DGO Shurusha Hospital<br />
Priydrshani Colony<br />
Bhokardan Road Jalna<br />
DGO Rajarshrre Shahu<br />
Hospital Bhagya Nagar<br />
Jalna<br />
20 Dr.Dinkar A Ambekar MS(Opth) Ambekar Eye Hospital<br />
Post Office Road Jalna<br />
21 Dr.Anil A Shinde DGO Shinde Hospital Nava<br />
Mondha Road Sambhji<br />
Nagar Jalna<br />
22 Dr.Deepak M Mantri MS Mantri Hospital RP<br />
Dr.Mrs Arti D Mantri DGO Road Jalna<br />
23 Dr.Kailash H Dargad D Ortho Dargad Hospital Karwa<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
231835<br />
233085<br />
235274<br />
9422216820<br />
240662<br />
9326152021<br />
233020<br />
234818 08<br />
Dr.Mrs Ganga K Dargad DGO Nagar Jalna<br />
236781<br />
24 Dr.Nirmal L Agrawal MD OBGy Shubham Hospital Neal<br />
Udpi Hotel Shvaji<br />
Road Jalna<br />
234920 06<br />
25 Dr.Umesh Mantri MBBS DCH Pushkar Hospital SRP 233020 15<br />
Dr.Mrs.Kavita Mantri DGO Road Jalna<br />
9890044959<br />
26 Dr.Prasad Kulkarni<br />
MS Kulkarni Hospital RP 232344 12<br />
Dr.Mrs Smita P<br />
MD DGO Road Jalna<br />
230332<br />
Kulkarni<br />
236044<br />
27 Dr.Girish Paknikar DHMS Paknikar Hospital 234597 13<br />
Dr.Mrs Madhri Paknikar BAMS Kadrabad Jalna 9960634597<br />
28 Dr.S.G.Joshi MD DGO Renuka Hospital<br />
Shivaji Road Jalna<br />
230885 05<br />
29 Dr.Prakash D Shigedar MBBS Shigedar Accident 9423457010<br />
DOrtho Hospital Bansilal<br />
Nagar Relway Station<br />
Road Jalna<br />
30 Dr.Sadat Ali Khan MD Meher Hospital Mali 230624 10<br />
pura Jalna<br />
236043<br />
31 Dr.Sanjay S.Rakh MS Deepak Hospital Unit 240486 150<br />
Rakh Hospital PVT 240487<br />
Town Holl Old Jalna 231674<br />
32 President Dr.Babasaheb<br />
Gautam Hospital<br />
10<br />
Ambedkae Samajseva<br />
Mandal<br />
Sambhaji Nagar Jalna<br />
33 Dr.Gautam J.Runwal MBBS D Runwal Accident 233064 10<br />
Ortho Clinic Priyadarshini<br />
Col ny Bhokardan<br />
Naka Jalna<br />
34 Dr.Jagganath<br />
MS Shraddha Hospital Shiv 9422217893 05<br />
R.Khandagale<br />
Nagar Jalna<br />
35 Dr.P.R.Somani MD (Anes) Shri Krushna Hospital 9371135831 12<br />
Dr.R.P.Dikxit<br />
MD (Anes) Priti Sudha Nagar 9371135833<br />
Dr.A.A.Kabra<br />
MD (GM) Mantha Naka Jalna<br />
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36 Dr.Balvant H Bhishe MBBS DCH Bhishe Hospital<br />
Amabad<br />
9370129923 04<br />
37 Dr.Mrs Jayashree S MD Prabhu Hospital<br />
18<br />
Prabhu<br />
Bhagya Nagar Old<br />
Jalna<br />
38 Dr.O.M Agrawal MBBS Om Hospital Near 230905 08<br />
Shiviji Statue Jalna 9422215370<br />
39 Dr.C.B.Vijay Senani DHMS Paroma Hospital<br />
Rangargalli Kadrabad<br />
Jalna<br />
05<br />
40 Dr.Dharmchand B. MBBS Gadiya Hospital 9422471180 15<br />
Gadiya<br />
(D Ortho) Bhokadan Naka Jalna 230496<br />
41 Dr.Rajan B Uddhan MS (Ortho) Shree Surgical Hospital<br />
Uddhan Mill Gandhi<br />
Chaman Jalna<br />
234963 10<br />
42 Dr.Aniket K Joshi MBBS D Joshi Accident General 9890327480<br />
Dr.Kalyanrao V Joshi Orhto Hospital Near Busstand<br />
MBBS Ambad<br />
43 Dr.Shrimant S Misal MS Misal Hospital<br />
Mannalal Saraf Nagar<br />
Old Jalna<br />
230622 20<br />
44 Dr.Nandkishor G MBBS DCH Panchshil Children 233409<br />
Bhartiya<br />
Hospital RahemanGanj<br />
Old Jalna<br />
233291<br />
45 Dr.Nilesh B Soni MS Siddhivinayak Hospital 9422216604 06<br />
Modi Complex RP<br />
Road Jalna<br />
9822657489<br />
46 Dr.Dhiraj S.Chabda MD Chabda Hospital Modi<br />
Khana Jalna<br />
238567 10<br />
47 Dr.Shantilal S Goleccha MD(OBGY) Anand Hospital<br />
230105 15<br />
Dr.Mrs Mangala S<br />
Goleccha<br />
MBBS Sambhaji Nagar Jalna 234678<br />
48 Shri Ganpati Natralaya<br />
Devolgaon Raj Road 232828 141<br />
EYE Hospital<br />
Jalna<br />
49 Dr.Mrs Deepika M BAMS Thatthe Hospital 233995 08<br />
That the<br />
Double jeen Near<br />
Chaman Jalna<br />
50 Dr.Milind M That the BAMS Matruchaya Hospital<br />
Vankatesh Nagar Ring<br />
Road Near SRP<br />
Quarter Jalna<br />
233995 05<br />
51 Dr.Mrs Samina Yakub MBBS Mumtaj Hospital Opp<br />
Town Hall Old Jalna<br />
941619942 10<br />
52 Dr.Vinayak P Kakad MBBS DNB Kakad Hospital Saraf<br />
Nagar Near Shani<br />
Mandir Old Jalna<br />
240735 15<br />
53 Dr.Satish R Goyal MBBS Goyal Hospital<br />
232929 15<br />
D,orhto Murgitalav Deolgaon<br />
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54 Dr.Manish S.Rathi MD OBGY<br />
Raj Road Jalna<br />
Ayushi Hospital<br />
10<br />
Dr.Mrs Rupali M Rathi BAMS Mantha Road Yadahav<br />
Nagar Jalna<br />
55 Dr.Vijay R Shinde M.B.B.S Aai Materniti Hospital 9822657489 10<br />
Dr.Mrs Snhalata V<br />
DGO Bhagyodaya Nagar<br />
Shinde<br />
---* * ---- Ambad Road Jalna<br />
56 Dr.Vijay N<br />
M.B.B.S ENT Clnic Mannalal 230854 02<br />
Gajendragadkar<br />
DLO Saraf Nagar Jalna<br />
57 Dr.Anand M Agrawal M.B,B.S Rajendra Hospital old 9422893527 03<br />
DPM Khawa Market Maya<br />
Nagar Jalna<br />
58 Mrs.Archana S Mundhe BA Mundhe Hospital Near<br />
Satkar Complex Jalna<br />
10<br />
59 Dr.Mrs Rajkumari G M.B.B.S Gurunani Hospital 234319 05<br />
Gurunani<br />
DGO Kshirsagr Bhavan<br />
Rahmanganj Jalna<br />
234582<br />
60 Dr.Mahendra U<br />
MD (Medi) GiriRaj Hospital 230830 05<br />
Kulkarni<br />
Incomtax Colony Jalna<br />
61 Dr.Rajesh J Shethiya MBBS Ruby Hospitl RP Road<br />
Jalna<br />
240800 10<br />
62 Dr.Eknath R Khadke BAMS Bhagyoday Hospital<br />
Chaman Old Jalna<br />
05<br />
63 Dr.Mashleuddin<br />
MS Zam-Zam Clnic<br />
10<br />
Mohd.Bashiruddin<br />
Bacside of S.B School<br />
64 Dr.JugalKishor B Bhala MBBS ,DCH Mamata Hospital<br />
Shivaji Road Bharat<br />
Nagr Jalna<br />
230323 03<br />
65 Dr.PawanKumar D MD (Paed) Sachdeo Hospitl Near 9422217987 10<br />
Sachdeo<br />
Bhagyanagr old Jalna<br />
66 Dr.Sunita U Hadwal BAMS Ruby Maternity Hospitl<br />
08<br />
(CCH) Parkota galli Partur<br />
67 Dr.B.B.Chavan MBBS Muktai Chavan<br />
230884 05<br />
(DLO) Hospital Court Road<br />
Old Jalna<br />
68 Dr.Gangadhar M<br />
BAMS Radha Krushna<br />
233173 05<br />
Kashirsagar<br />
Memorial Hospital<br />
Dr.Rajendraprasad road<br />
Jalna<br />
69 Dr.Atul M Jinturkar MS(Ortho) Samyak Hospital 233398 12<br />
prtishdha Nagar<br />
Mantha Road Jalna<br />
230858<br />
70 Dr.Manoj M<br />
MBBS Matoshri Children 234530 10<br />
Tawarawala<br />
(DCH) Hospital Near<br />
Madhuban Hotel Jalna<br />
71 Dr.Vasant U.Gite MD(Opth) Gite Eye Hospitl C/o<br />
Maniyar Hospital<br />
Shvaji Statue Jalna<br />
235656 02<br />
72 Dr.Ashvini kumar R MD (Paed) OM Bal Rugnalay 9422290466 08<br />
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73 Dr.Rajkumar D.Sachdeo MD (Paed) Sachdeo Children<br />
Hospital Deolgon Raj<br />
Road Jalna<br />
74 Dr.Surendra S Koyalkar MBBS (Dcp) Gajanan Hospital<br />
Kadrabad Jalan<br />
75 Dr.Amit A Kabra MS (Opth) Kabra Eye Hospital<br />
DeolgaonRaja Road<br />
76 Dr.Vijaykumar G<br />
Kharat<br />
77 Dr.Shyamsundar R<br />
Mandhane<br />
Jalna<br />
MBBS Shivam Hospital<br />
Shakuntal Nagar<br />
Mantha Road Jalna<br />
MBBS (Dch) Mandhane Bal<br />
Rugnalya Swami<br />
Vivekanand Road Jalna<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
230934 20<br />
78 Dr.Mohd.Abdul Sami MD (Medi) Care Hospital Court<br />
Road Jalna<br />
235672 22<br />
79 Dr.Panditrao S Dhanure BAMS Shri Chaganrao<br />
Bhujbal Ayurvedic<br />
Hospital Darga Road<br />
Jalna<br />
234032 100<br />
80 Dr.Mrs Sarita P<br />
BAMS Chavan Hospital 9881520528 04<br />
Deshmukh (Chavan)<br />
Infront of BusStand<br />
Ambad<br />
81 Dr.Ramnath D Tikande BHMS Jayashree Hospital 9422179747 05<br />
Dr.Mrs Pragati R BAMS Court Road Near<br />
Tikande<br />
BusStand Ambad<br />
82 Dr.Rajendra N Thosar BAMS Samarth Hospital<br />
Tahasil Road Ambad<br />
9422724572 04<br />
83 Dr.Ganesh K Gaikawad MBBS Akansha Netralay<br />
02<br />
(Doms) Saclecha Nagar<br />
Bhokardan Road Jalna<br />
84 Dr.Rameshwar S Sable MS (Surg) Prayag Hospitl Relway<br />
Station Road Old Jalna<br />
08<br />
85 Dr.Bhanudas L.Surwase MS(Opth) Bhavana Eye Hospital<br />
Bhagya nagar Old Jalna<br />
9325826750 06<br />
86 Dr.Mrs.Khan Anis BHMS Kadri Hospital Amba 9970342502 05<br />
Fathema<br />
Road Partur<br />
87 Dr.Naval Kishor B BAMS Gattani Hospital 9423459990 03<br />
Gattani<br />
Tahasil Road Ambad<br />
88 Dr.sarwari Hazara<br />
BHMS Biyabani Hospital,Near 9422724504 03<br />
Buttal Mohd.Mazhar<br />
Hussen<br />
Tahasil Office ambad<br />
89 Dr.satish Bhalbhdas BHMS Sarda Hospital Near 9881292647 03<br />
sarda Dr.Mrs.Sandhya<br />
S.Sarda<br />
BAMS Bus Stand Ambad<br />
90 Dr.Yashwant<br />
MBBS Bhalchandra Hospital 02483 04<br />
Bhalchandra Kulkarni<br />
Ganpait Galli,Ambad 220690<br />
91 Dr.Gopikishan MBBS Bangad Hospital.Nava 9422796030 04<br />
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92 Dr.Vijay kumar<br />
V.Aradhye<br />
93 Dr.Vishnu Bhagwandas<br />
Dhankani<br />
MD(Med) AradhyeHospital,Suhas<br />
Karwa.nager.Mantha<br />
Road Jalna<br />
MD(Med) Dhankani Hospital,<br />
Karwa.nager.Mantha<br />
Road Jalna<br />
DCH Jethliya Hospital<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
9822063957 06<br />
94 Dr.Rajiv Ramsukh<br />
08<br />
Jethliya<br />
,Bhokardan Road,<strong>jalna</strong><br />
95 Dr.OamPrakash Sitaram MBBS Adinath Hospital 9422542381 04<br />
Godha<br />
BehindCourtBhokardan<br />
.<br />
96 Dr.Mrs.Chaya Prashant BAMS Sree.Someshwar Clinic 9226613337 03<br />
Ambhore<br />
New Mondha Partur<br />
97 Dr.Mrs.Kanchan<br />
BAMS Datta Clinic And 9422796485 03<br />
Deepak Kandoi<br />
Nursing home,Partur<br />
98 Dr.Sunil Dayaram<br />
MBBS Sree Hospital Station 9423746532 05<br />
Rathod<br />
Road,Partur<br />
99 Dr.Vittal Gulabrao kale BAMS Sreeram Hospital<br />
Station Road,Partur<br />
04<br />
100 Dr.Dattatrya Nandkishor BHMS Samarth Hospital<br />
02<br />
Nand<br />
Station Road,Partur<br />
101 Dr.Mrs.Punam Shital BAMS Lahoti Hospital New 9370115388 04<br />
kumar Lahoti<br />
Mondha,Partur<br />
102 Dr.Mrs. Varsha<br />
DHMS Chetna Clinic ,Station 9421596055 03<br />
Dhaneshwar Nawal<br />
Road,Partur<br />
103 Dr.Mohanlal Govindlal M.S.(/ENT) Shilpa ENT Hospital<br />
08<br />
Maniyar<br />
Priyadarshini<br />
Nagar,<strong>jalna</strong><br />
104 Dr.Satyanarayan Hiralal MS(OPTH) Shree Venkatesh Eye 9422725912 02<br />
Mundada<br />
Hospital Priyadarshini<br />
Nagar,<strong>jalna</strong><br />
105 Dr. Gajanan SuryaBhan BAMS ShevaleHospital.Hanu 9923056620 05<br />
Shevale<br />
man Mandir<br />
Chowk.Ramnagar <strong>jalna</strong><br />
106 Dr.Kapil SureshChandra MBBS.DCH Parth Bal<br />
9226333623 04<br />
Sodani<br />
Rugnalya,Beed Road<br />
Ambad<br />
107 Dr.Aref Hussen Warish MD Aref Hospital Main<br />
08<br />
hussen<br />
Road ,Partur<br />
108 Dr.Venkatesh<br />
BAMS Venktesh Clinic 9890893176 04<br />
Babasaheb Pimprikar<br />
Chaman Old Jalna<br />
109 Dr.Umesh Goverdhanji<br />
Karwa<br />
110 Dr.Mrs.Neeru Ritesh<br />
Agrawal<br />
MD(PAED) Chirangive Bal<br />
Rugnalya,R.P. Road<br />
Jalna<br />
MS(OB.GY) Matruseva Hospital<br />
Near,Shivaji Statue<br />
Jalna<br />
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111 Dr.Mrs.Shaikh Kanis<br />
Bhikan<br />
112 Dr.Sandip Praladji<br />
Agrawal<br />
113 Dr.Dhaneshwar Baburao<br />
Thorat<br />
114 Dr.Pandharinath<br />
Baburao Mante<br />
115 Dr.Rajendra<br />
Bhanusdasrao Shejule<br />
116 Dr.Jitendra Govindrao<br />
Matsawar<br />
117 Dr.Satish Devidashs<br />
Rokade<br />
118 Dr.Sandip Asaram<br />
Chavan<br />
MBBS Muskan Hospital In<br />
Front of S.B.School<br />
Old Jalna<br />
MS(ENT) Agrwal Hospital<br />
Pritisudha Nagar<br />
Manth Naka Jalna<br />
BHMS.CCH Thorat Hospital Jalna<br />
M.B.B.S,M.S<br />
(ORTHO)<br />
Road Bhokardan<br />
Krishna Hospital &<br />
Trauma care<br />
centre,Shani Mandir<br />
Road ,Old Jalna.<br />
M.D (Path) Shri Sai Pathology Lab<br />
G-49,<br />
Complex,dutt<br />
temple,Near Gandhi<br />
M.B.B.S<br />
(DVD)<br />
M.D.(PATH<br />
O)<br />
B.A.M.S.,M.<br />
D.<br />
Chaman Jalna.<br />
Sai Screen Care &<br />
Laser Centre “Ajinkya<br />
Villa” In Front Of Patal<br />
Hanuman<br />
Sansthan,Near<br />
MadhubanHotel,Shivaji<br />
Chowk,Jalna.<br />
Rokade pathothology<br />
Labrotary in front of<br />
shivaji-statue<br />
Krishna<br />
Hospital&Nurshing<br />
Home station Road<br />
partur<br />
119 Dr.vipinkumar S.Kabra B.H.M.S. Bhagyaratna Clinic<br />
Sarafa Road Bhokardan<br />
120 Dr.D.M.Patil M.B.B.S.,D.G Janki Clinic Jalna<br />
.O.<br />
Road Bhokardan<br />
121 Dr. Shekh Abdul Rahim D.H.M.S. Lokseva Clinic Main<br />
Shekh Ahemad<br />
Road Bhokardan<br />
122 Dr.S.G.Whagh B.H.M.S. Ashtvinayak Clinic In<br />
front of Bus stand<br />
Bhokardan<br />
123 Dr.R.N.Bansali D.HM.S. Bansali Clinic Sarafa<br />
Road Bhokardan<br />
124 Dr.R.R.Kad B.H.M.S. Matoshri Clinic Sarafa<br />
Road Bhokardan<br />
125 Dr. S.B. Patil D.H.M.S. Patil Clinic, Sarafa<br />
Road, Bhokardan<br />
126 Dr. A. S. Goleccha M.D. (Pead.) Goleccha Anand<br />
Hospital, Phool Bazar,<br />
Jalna<br />
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243358<br />
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4<br />
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9423459715 1<br />
9423460545 3<br />
9422722104 2<br />
9422723070 5<br />
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127 Dr. R.A.Warkad M.D. (Medi) Warkad Hospital,<br />
Lakkadkot Nr. Bus<br />
Stand Jalna.<br />
128 Dr. A.R.Boriwale M.B.B.S. D.A Jalna Hospital &<br />
Critical Care, SRPF<br />
Road, Jalna.<br />
129 Dr. S.S.Kulkarni B.A.M.S. Gurukrupa Hospital<br />
Kacheri Road, Old<br />
Jalna<br />
130 Dr. N.R.Pingale D.H.M.S. Pingale Hospital.<br />
Ambad<br />
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131 Dr. P.L. Jain D.O. (Opth.) Netra Seva, Priyanka<br />
Resi. Nr. Bejo Sheetal<br />
Seed Mantha Chaufuli<br />
Jalna<br />
132 Dr. K.R.Rajput M.B.B.S. (D.G.O.) Amar Hospital<br />
Jalna Road, Bhokardan<br />
133 Dr.Mrs. S.S.Latpate B.H.M.S. Latpate Hospital<br />
Bhagyanagar,<br />
Bhokardan<br />
134 Dr.<br />
M.B.B.S. (D.G.O.) Mauli Hospital<br />
Saklecha<br />
Mrs.A.R.Dhakane<br />
Nagar,Bhokardna<br />
Road, Jalna<br />
135 Dr. Poornima<br />
B.H.M.S Bansode Hospital<br />
bansode<br />
Beed Road, Ambad<br />
136 Dr. P.V.Pandie M.B.B.S. (D.C.H.) Sai Balrugnalaya<br />
lakadkot <strong>jalna</strong><br />
137 Dr. N.D.Wagh M.B.B.S. (D.C.H.) Minkshi balrugnalaya<br />
138 Dr. Archna A.Kabra<br />
Dr. Rushikesh P.<br />
Dikshit<br />
139 Dr.sarita<br />
P.Deshmukh<br />
M.D.(M.A.D.)<br />
M.B.B.S.<br />
(D.A.)<br />
mantha Chawfuli <strong>jalna</strong><br />
Shrikrushan Hospital &<br />
ICU Mantha Chufuli<br />
Jalna<br />
B.A.M.S. Samarth Hospital<br />
Gandhi Chaman<br />
Station Road Jalna.<br />
140 Dr.Nilesh N. Pund B.A.M.S. Shashwat<br />
Superspeciality Center<br />
Town Hall Old Jalna<br />
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30<br />
9431322035 5<br />
9371664029 10<br />
10<br />
15<br />
5<br />
9371135833 12<br />
9921004442 4<br />
9765000679 8
Name of<br />
Tahsil<br />
7.4.6 Animal Husbandry (List of Veterinary Institutions in Jalna District)<br />
Vety.<br />
Polyclinic<br />
1) Jalna Jalna<br />
2)Badnapur Nil<br />
3) Ambad Nil<br />
4)Ghansa-wangi<br />
Nil<br />
5) Bhokardan Nil<br />
06) Jafrabad Nil<br />
07) Partur Nil<br />
08) Mantha Nil<br />
TMV<br />
Poly<br />
--<br />
Badnapur<br />
Ambad<br />
Bhokardan<br />
Jafrabad<br />
Mantha<br />
List of Veterinary Institutions in Jalna District<br />
DAIC<br />
Jalna<br />
Nil<br />
Nil<br />
Nil<br />
Nil<br />
Nil<br />
Nil<br />
Nil<br />
V.D. Gr.I<br />
1. Ner<br />
2. Seoli<br />
3. Pir Kalyan<br />
4.Golapangri<br />
5. Bhatepuri<br />
6. Dudhna.<br />
Kalegaon<br />
1. Chikali<br />
2. Wakulni<br />
1. Sukhapuri<br />
2. Wadigodri<br />
3. Jamkhed<br />
4. Patharwala<br />
1. Ghansawangi<br />
2.Kumbhar<br />
Pimpalgaon<br />
3. Ranjani<br />
4. Tirthapuri<br />
5. Jamb Samarth<br />
6. Gadhe<br />
sawargaon<br />
1. Nalni<br />
2. Anwa<br />
3. Paradh<br />
4. Hasanabad<br />
5. Javkheda<br />
Bk.<br />
1. Tembhurni<br />
2. Mahora<br />
3.Khasgaon<br />
4.Janephal<br />
1. Partur<br />
2. Ashti<br />
3. Satona<br />
4. Shrishti<br />
5. wahegaon<br />
1. Jaipur<br />
2. Uswad<br />
3.Pangriwayal<br />
V.D. Gr. II(Z.P)<br />
1. Karla<br />
2. Pachan<br />
Wadgaon<br />
3. Baji. Umrad<br />
1. Saigon<br />
1. Ek Lahara<br />
2. Karjat<br />
3. Nalewadi<br />
4. Rohilagad<br />
5. Tad hadgaon<br />
1.Antarwali tembi<br />
2. Khadaka<br />
3. Rani<br />
unchegaon<br />
1. Talegaon<br />
2. Varud Bk.<br />
3.Jalgaon<br />
Sapkal<br />
4. Chandai Teple<br />
1. Varud<br />
2. Sawargaon<br />
maske<br />
3. Bharaj<br />
4. Sipora ambhora<br />
1. Khandwi<br />
2. Patoda Maw.<br />
1. Pewa<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
V.D. Gr. II(State)<br />
1. Ramnagar<br />
2. Revgaon<br />
3. Samangaon<br />
4. Waghrul<br />
5. C. Putali<br />
6. Manegaon<br />
7. Nava<br />
8. Jamwadi<br />
9. Pir Pimpalgaon<br />
1. Georai Bazar<br />
2. Selgaon<br />
3. Bawne Pangri<br />
4. Chanegaon<br />
1. Antarwali Sarati<br />
2. Dhangar Pimpri<br />
3.S. Pimplagaon<br />
4. Shahagad<br />
5. Dongaon<br />
6. Chinchked<br />
7.Shahapur<br />
8.Gondi.<br />
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Mobile Vety.<br />
Nil<br />
1.Badnapur<br />
Nil<br />
Nil -----<br />
1. Walsawangi<br />
2. Dhawada<br />
3. Danapur<br />
4. Kedarkheda<br />
5. Sipora<br />
6. Awhana<br />
Nil<br />
Nil ----<br />
1. Rohina Nil<br />
1. Akhni<br />
2. Kendali<br />
3. Pangri Gosawi<br />
4. Dhoksal<br />
5 Deogoan<br />
6. Dahiphal<br />
7. Patoda<br />
8. Helas<br />
9. Watur<br />
10.Talni<br />
11. Widoli<br />
Total 1 5 1 35 23 39 1<br />
Nil
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Sanctioned posts on veterinary institutions:-<br />
1) Veterinary Polyclinic -- Asst. Commissioner of A.H. (1 No.) ,Livestock Development<br />
Officer,(No.3), A.L.D.O (No.1), Live stock supervisor(1 No.)<br />
2) Taluka Miniveterinary Polyclinic – Assistant Commissioner of A.H. (1 NO.) L.D.O. (1<br />
No.), Live stock supervisor(1 No.)<br />
3) Veterinary Dispensary G.I.-- Livestock Development Officer,<br />
4) Veterinary Dispensary G.-II(Z.P.Sector) -- Assistant Livestock Development Officer/<br />
Livestock Supervisor.<br />
5) Veterinary Dispensary G.-II (State Sector) – Live stock supervisor<br />
6) Mobile Veterinary Dispensary -- Livestock Development Officer.<br />
7) District A.I. Center – Livestock Development Officer,(No.1), A.L.D.O (No.2),.<br />
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7.4.7 Agriculture Department<br />
List of Wholesalers of Seeds/Fertilizer/Pest Control<br />
Maharashtra Agril. Input Wholesalers and Retilars Names and Tel. No.<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
Name Phone Mobile<br />
1 AstaVinayak Krishi Seva Kendra Mondha 9823762952<br />
2 Agrawal Seeds and Fertilizers, Khath Market 230858 9850193456<br />
3 Anand Agro Agency, Bus Stand Road 240779 9423457779<br />
4 Amber Seeds Co. Sarojanidevi Road 236330 9422854000<br />
5 Bhagirti Agro Traders Bus stand Rd. 239766 9422219499<br />
6 Deepa Seeds, Heera Khan Complex, Mahavir Cho. 233319 9422216608<br />
7 Darak Agencies, Mama Chowk. 240855 9422707097<br />
8 FMC (India), Sarojini devi Rd., 230912 9423156568<br />
9 Ganesh Agro Center, Bus stand Rd. 236384 9850122701<br />
10 Ganga Seeds Co., Bus Stand Rd. 234990 9823092805<br />
11 Gayatri Seeds Co., Naurang Complex, Bus Stand R 239910 9422739367<br />
12 Nomokar Agro Seeds, Raut Complex, Bus stand Rd 234432 9422228998<br />
13 Goverdhan Seeds, Pawar Chambers, Mondha 9422207161<br />
14 H.G. Agrawal Seeds, Mama Chawk. 238364 9422217487<br />
15 Harit Kranti Kendre, Mahavir Chowk. 230877 92226358431<br />
16 Jagdamba Seeds, Raut Nagar. 232237 9423030489<br />
17 Jai Kisan Traders, Bus stand Rd. 231609 9422218107<br />
18 Kisan Center, Mama Chowk. 230193 9422215978<br />
19 Krushi Udyog, Bus Stand Rd. 230931 9423156337<br />
20 Khandelwal Agro Traders, Bus Stand Rd. 233538 9422215538<br />
21 Mangal Seeds and Fertilizers, Khat Market Modha 233897 9423747906<br />
22 Mahanandi Seeds, Mondha. 235051 9422212007<br />
23 Manish Seeds Co., Mama Chowk. 232976 9823871107<br />
24 Namrata fertilizers, Mondha Rd. 233138 9423156438<br />
25 Om Agro Services, New Market Yard. 238572 9422725704<br />
26 Oswal Agro Traders, Mama chowk. 238765 9422215765<br />
27 Parag Shetkari Kendre, Bus Stand Rd. 238905 9422217006<br />
28 Pooja Seeds, Chaudhari Complex, N.P. Mangal Kar 9420826695 9423148700<br />
29 Pankaj Seeds and Fertilizers, Bus Stand Rd. 9423247230<br />
30 Pawan Seeds Co., Mama Chowk. 234480 9422219132<br />
31 Pragat Shetkari Kender, Mama Chowk. 230722 9422215724<br />
32 Ramkisan Kailas Babu, Raut Nagar, Bus Stand Rd. 232739 9823095095<br />
33 Rathi Seeds Farm, Balaji Complex, Bus Stand Rd. 242862 9422216012<br />
34 Tanmay Seeds, Balaji Complex, Bus St. Rd. 9422215201<br />
35 Raja Hybrid Seeds Co., Mama Chowk, 233952 9422216092<br />
36 Rathi Agri. Agency, Mama Chowk. 237537 9423157528<br />
37 Kalika Agro Agencies,<br />
9822767618<br />
38 Ravi Sales Corp, Mondha 232172 9422217675<br />
39 Rushi Krupa Agro Traders, Mondha Rd. 232560 9823916921<br />
40 New Sona Beej Beej Bhandhar, Bus Stand Rd. 9923839879 9422218479<br />
41 Sri venkatesh Agro Center, Bus Stand Rd. 234969 9422215469<br />
42 Maha Laxmi Agro Traders, bus stand Rd. 9423157602<br />
43 Mauli Seeds and Fertilizers, Bus Stand Rd. 9923389510 9823947536<br />
44 Shri balaji Fertilizers, Mondha. 235899 9422215819<br />
45 Sri Agro Traders, Bus Stand Rd. 232853 9423457735<br />
46 Sachin Sales and Services, Bus Stand Rd. 232433 9422208583<br />
47 Santosh Agro Traders, Khat Market Mondha 230574 9422213553<br />
48 Santosh beej Bhandhar, Bus Stand Rd. 230084 9422927795<br />
49 Sandeep Seeds Co., Mama Chowk. 230044 9422215320<br />
50 Sachin Krushi Kender, Balaji Complex. 232433 9422208583<br />
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51 Sri Sadgrur Seeds, Bus Stand Rd. 243807 9423457173<br />
52 Shakti Agro Traders, Mondha. 230483 9422218880<br />
53 Salasar Agro Traders, Mondha. 230947 9226772958<br />
54 Tulsi Beej Bhandhar, Bus Stand Rd. 236761 9823588240<br />
55 Trimbak Krushi Kender, Bus Stand Rd. 230815 9422214111<br />
56 Vandana Seeds and Fertilozers, Mondha. 230717 9422215229<br />
57 Vaibhau Laxmi Seeds Co., Mama Chowk 234189 9422217550<br />
58 Vinayak Krushi Seva Kender, Raut Complex. 239121 9422218431<br />
59 Vipin Agro Seeds, Bus Stand Rd. 230101 9422219780<br />
60 Anant Seeds and Fertilizers, Bus Stand Rd. 9423246969 9422991919<br />
61 Arthi Fertilizers, Market Yard. 229941 9423731110<br />
62 Gagdamba Multi Agro Agency, Market Yard. 9421424530<br />
63 Madan Patil Krushi Seva Kender, Market Yard. 229238 9423623180<br />
64 Rameshwar Fertilizers, Market yard. 9765017523 9420336629<br />
65 Gajanan Agro, Market yard. 9423156166<br />
66 Roopshri Seeds, Market yard. 9420218516<br />
67 Shri Swami Samarth Agro Tr., Market Yard. 229320 9860352442<br />
68 Shri Multi Agro and General Tr., Market Yard. 229231 9423344495<br />
69 Mauli krishi Seve kinder, Market Yard. 691925 9421423570<br />
70 Gannath Trading Co., Market Yard. 236250 9923724709<br />
71 Ganapathi Krushi Seva Kender, Market Yard. 239072 9823658255<br />
72 Rathi Seeds Farm 9420773333 9422722600<br />
73 Shiv Parvathi Agro Tr., Market yard. 9422565013 9921949277<br />
74 Sant Krupa Tr. , Market Yard. 9922183088 9420336629<br />
75 Swastik Agro and General Tr., Market Yard. 229789 9422723123<br />
76 Siddeshwar Krushi Seva Kender, Market Yard. 9420773333 9422722600<br />
77 Ashtwinayak Agro, Market Yard.<br />
78 Balaji Agro Inputs, Market Yard. 233781 9923557724<br />
79 Rajat Agro Service, Market Yard. 236987 9423158465<br />
80 Astha Bio Care Pvt. Lt. , Market Yard. 9422228667 9422225997<br />
81 Barwale Seeds pvt. Lt., Subhash Rd. 231838<br />
82 Beeju Shital Seeds Pvt. Lt., Mantha Chauphulli. 224000 9422216012<br />
83 Divya Seeds, Mama Chowk. 231939 9423157528<br />
84 Green Cross Seeds and services, Mantha Chauphuli 234597 9423158072<br />
85 Girja Agro Inputs, Choudhari Complex. 9822062384<br />
86 Jindal Seeds Co. Pvt. Lt., Bus Stand Rd. 232488 9823062479<br />
87 Jindal Crop Science pvt. Lt. , Bus Stand Rd. 234890 9423156424<br />
88 Krushidhan Seeds Lt. , Bus Stand Rd. 220521 9422927454<br />
89 Mahyco Seeds Lt., Subhash Rd. 236838 9823046276<br />
90 Markfield Hybrid Seeds Co., Pawar Chambars, Mo. 231348 9423156268<br />
91 Mahodaya Seeds Co. Pvt. Lt., Head Post Office. 239489 9422219900<br />
92 Mina Seeds, Market Yard. 229999 9422215155<br />
93 Pankaj Seeds Co., Market Yard. 229259 9422544688<br />
94 Shital Hybrid Seeds Co., Market Yard. 235190 9766592266<br />
95 Shri Balaji Seeds, Bus Stand Rd. 238051 9423747938<br />
96 Sana Agro Seeds Co., Bus Stand Rd. 688166 9422218479<br />
97 Madhur Seeds Co., Bus Stand Rd. 238341 9423159969<br />
98 Subhash Fertilizers pvt. Lt. Bus Stand Rd. 222600<br />
99 Safal Seeds and Biotech lt., Mantha Chaufulli. 224000 9422216012<br />
100 Sanjay Hybrid Seeds co., Mama Chowk. 230962 9422215761<br />
101 Sanjay Insecticide Pvt. Lt.Panshendra. 235247 9422215761<br />
102 Sankalp Seeds Co. Pvt. Lt., Juni Audyogic vasahat. 242200 9423156230<br />
103 Radhika Seeds, Bus Stand Rd. 236639 9422219280<br />
104 Vijay Seeds Co., Ltd., Bus Stand Rd. 230654 9422727540<br />
105 Yavalkar Pesticides, Pvt. Lt., 235239 9860522094<br />
106 Maha Krushi Udyog Vikas Mahamandal Ltd, Jalna.<br />
107 Jay Ambe Fertilizers Ltd. Jalna. 220011<br />
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108 Varad Fertilizers Ltd. Jalna. 232804<br />
109 Subhash fertilizers Ltd. , Jalna. 9422216904<br />
110 Radha Govind Fertilizers and Chemicals, Ltd., Jaln<br />
Sr. No. Name of Tahsil Name of village Wholesalers of Seeds/Fertilizer/<br />
Pest Control<br />
01 Jalna 1. Jalna<br />
1. Santosh Beez Bhandar<br />
2. Jindal Mati Parikshan Co-op, So. Ltd.<br />
3. R.K. Babu<br />
4. Namrata Fertilizers<br />
5. Pragat Shetkari Kendra<br />
6. Harit Kranti Kendra<br />
7. Maharashtra Hybrid Seeds Company.<br />
8. Shri Jayraj fertilizer.<br />
9. Gajanan Fertilizers.<br />
10. Parag Shetkari Kender.<br />
11. Trimbak K.S.K.<br />
12. Veepin Seeds.<br />
13. F.M.C.<br />
14. Vaibhau Laxmi seed Co., Ltd.<br />
15. Sandeep Seeds.<br />
16. Yashodhan Seeds.<br />
17. New S.G. Agrawal.<br />
18. Anand Agro Agency.<br />
19. Sachin sales Services.<br />
20. Manish Seeds.<br />
21. Kisan Center.<br />
22. Jaykisan Traders.<br />
23. Jindal Seed Co.<br />
24. Balaji Fertilizers.<br />
25. Mangal Seeds.<br />
2. Ner<br />
3. Gola Pangri<br />
02 Badnapur 1. Badnapur<br />
2. Dabhadi<br />
03 Bhokardan 1. Bhokardan<br />
2. Rajur<br />
1. Bhagyashri Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
2. Ganesh Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
1. Mangal Seeds and Fertilizers.<br />
2. Sharadha<br />
1. Sachin Agency<br />
2. Vijay Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
3. Dudhani Agro Traders.<br />
4. Rama Sales Corp.<br />
5. Siddhivinayak Krushi Seve Kender.<br />
6. M.K. Kataria.<br />
1. New Ganpati Krushi Seve Kender<br />
2. Gajanan Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
1. Gautamchand Sanjaykumar Jain<br />
2. Sangeeta Agency<br />
3. Mangal Shetkari Kendra.<br />
4. Subhash K.S.K.<br />
5. Rajput K.S.K.<br />
1. Maharashtra Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
2. Sandeep Krishi Seva Kendra.<br />
3. Rahul K.S.K.<br />
4. Vishal K.S.K.<br />
5. Prateeksha Agro Agency.<br />
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3. Hasanabad<br />
4. Pimpalgaon (R)<br />
5. Paradh (B)<br />
6. Dhawda<br />
04 Jafrabad 1. Jafrabad<br />
2. Mahora<br />
3. Tembhurni<br />
4. Warud<br />
1. Patil Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
1. Rajendra Krishi Seva Kendra.<br />
2. Vinayak K.S.K.<br />
3. Ganapati Mati Parikshan Co-op So.<br />
1. Shetkari Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
1. Prakash Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
1. Khandelwal Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
2. Shri Balaji Krishi Seva Kendra.<br />
3. Bhople K.S.K.<br />
1. Shri Agency.<br />
2. Laxmi Agro Agency.<br />
1. Ganesh Krishi Seva Kendra.<br />
2. Shri Krishna K.S.K.<br />
3. Vishal K.S.K.<br />
1. Pragat Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
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05 Ambad 1. Ambad<br />
2. Shahagad<br />
3. Jamkhed<br />
4. Wadigodri<br />
06 Ghansawangi 1. Ghansawangi<br />
2. Tirthpuri<br />
3. K. Pimpalgaon<br />
07 Mantha 1. Mantha<br />
2. Talani<br />
3. Jaypur<br />
08 Partur 1. Partur<br />
2. Waturfata<br />
3. Satona<br />
4. Ashti<br />
1. Godavari Seeds Company<br />
2 Sanjay Agro Traders<br />
3. Rathi Agro Traders.<br />
4. Lahoti Agro Traders.<br />
5. Pravin Krushi S. K.<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
1. Maharashtra Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
1. Yoga Yog Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
1. Mahesh Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
1. Bhosle Krishi Seva Kendra.<br />
2. Guru Krupa K.S.K.<br />
1. Bharat Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
1. Bajaj Krishi Seva Kendra.<br />
2. Kisan K.S.K.<br />
3. Vaishnavi Seeds and Fertilizer<br />
1. Vyankatesh Seeds<br />
2. Vijay Seeds.<br />
1. Sadguru Swami Samartha Krishi Seva<br />
Kendra.<br />
2. Neminath K.S.K.<br />
1. Kakde Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
1. Sanjay Fertilizers Agency<br />
2. Soni Agency.<br />
3. Goyal K.S.K.<br />
1. Vijay Fertilizers<br />
1. Vijay Agency<br />
1. Patil Fertilizers<br />
2. Ganesh Krishi Seva Kendra<br />
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Section VII : Response Structure<br />
7.4.8 District Information Officer<br />
DAILY NEWSPAPERS IN JALNA DISTRICT<br />
LOCAL DAILIES<br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
Name of News Paper Name of Editor and Address Phone Number Mobile No.<br />
01 Daily Parshwabhoomi Dilip Rathi, Jalna 231750<br />
02 Daily Duniyadari Bhart Dhapate 232593, 9422216851<br />
03 Daily Asantosh Shashikant Patwari 232122, 9371051512<br />
04 Daily Anibani Uday Patwari 202413, 9422215422<br />
05 Daily Matsyodari Ramesh Khot 220084, 9422987426<br />
06 Daily Krushananiti Sanjay Bartiya 237656, 9822429778<br />
07 Daily Janla Darshan Avinash Kavle 231216, 9423156121<br />
08 Daily Ramvichar Vijay Saklecha 240100, 9423156511<br />
09 Daily Sanjvarta -- 232877<br />
10 Daily Marathwada Sathi M. Biyani 9422240953<br />
11 DailyAnandnagri RAVINDRA BANGAD 9422282393<br />
CHIEF REPORTERS / REPORTERS OF STATE &<br />
REGIONAL DAILIES AT JALNA<br />
1 Daily Lokmat Bipin Deshpande 232610<br />
2 Daily Lokmat Samachar Ramesh Bagdi 232610, 9422216852<br />
3 Daily Lokmat Times Ahmed Noor 232610, 9422725907<br />
4 Daily Sakal Makarand Jahgirdar 236505, 9881300807<br />
5 Daily Saamana Ganesh Jalgaonkar 232572, 9923001821<br />
6 Daily Loksatta Laxman Raut 232176, 9422796473<br />
7 Daily Deshonnati Ankush Deshmukh 240655, 9822593936<br />
8 Daily Punya Nagari Badrinath Tekale 239521, 9422725974<br />
9 Daily Citizens Mohd Alim 9422797099<br />
10 Daily Aurangabad Tiimes Abdul Hafij 243315, 9422215325<br />
11 Daily Lokpatra Vijay Jaldhav 230144,<br />
12 Daily Devgiri Tarun Bharat Suresh Kesapurkar 232780, 9423731480<br />
13 Daily Sanjvarta Vijay Kamle 232877, 9121474206<br />
14 Daily Gavkari Suhas Kulkarni 236975, 9326184474<br />
15 Daily Lokasha Sthi. Kadam 234575,<br />
16 Daily Bhaskar Sandeep Badnapurkar 235575, 9422217570<br />
17 Daily Divya Marathi Dilip pohnerkar 9422219172<br />
18 Daily Pudhari Suhil Wathore 8805007324<br />
19 Daily Ekmat Mukund Pathak 9850635166 / 8805989561<br />
20 Daily Mahanayak Rashtrapal Jadhav 9422995806<br />
21 Daily Solapur Tarun Bharat Narayan Mane 231780 / 9422217000<br />
ELECTRONIC MEDIA & AIR<br />
1 ALL INDIA RADIO (AIR) Raosaheb Dhavle 225341, 9422723590<br />
2 Zee TV Kiran Jadhav 9422722028<br />
3 Mee Marathi Rajendra Bhalerao 9422217044, 982316744<br />
4 Pradip Murme MCN Cable Network 8888831079<br />
5 Sunil Kharat CAN Cable Network 9422723658<br />
6 Sanjay Sarode IBN LOKMAT 9420224291<br />
7 Jaddish Gaud Sudarshan T V 9420221030<br />
8 Ravindra Mundhe Star Maza 9421957550<br />
9 Subodh Jadhav TV 9 9420223666<br />
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7.5 Earthquakes<br />
7.5.1 Planning Assumptions<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Earthquakes have large spatial and temporal impacts. Resource requirements are both<br />
intensive and extensive for <strong>management</strong> of earthquakes, in terms of the number of agencies<br />
involved and the nature of coordination required.<br />
7.5.2 Lead Agencies<br />
The lead agencies involved in the <strong>management</strong> of earthquakes are revenue, police, fire,<br />
and medical services.<br />
Due to extensive damage to infrastructure, the Telecommunication, MSEB, MWSSB and<br />
Public Works Departments play an important role in the <strong>management</strong> of this <strong>disaster</strong>.<br />
As a result of earthquakes, floods and epidemics can also occur. Therefore stress is laid<br />
on measures taken to ensure coordination with health and irrigation departments.<br />
7.5.3 Nature of Damages<br />
The impact of earthquakes differs for urban and rural areas, primarily because of the nature of<br />
infrastructure, quality of housing and occupational differences. In rural areas, it is primarily the<br />
housing and physical structures (including irrigation infrastructure) which may suffer extensive<br />
damage, without necessarily destroying the crops.<br />
In urban areas, in addition to housing and physical infrastructures, it may also disturb the<br />
service infrastructure such as water supply, sewage, telephones, electricity etc., which are<br />
essentially underground installations and hence exposed to a direct impact.<br />
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7.5.4 Possible Impacts<br />
Effects on Individual<br />
Loss of Life<br />
Injuries demanding surgical needs<br />
Family disruption<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Orthopedic surgery and fractures needing treatment<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Individuals trapped under debris need to be located and rescued which calls for not only<br />
earth moving equipment, but the services of sniffer dogs.<br />
Expertise of fire brigade and defence services may be essential in the rescue operations.<br />
In case of separation of family members <strong>information</strong> counters play an important role.<br />
In case of family disruption resulting from death of major earner, economic<br />
rehabilitation of the family may have to be planned as a long-term strategy.<br />
Loss of life, property and livestock may require damage assessment procedures to avoid<br />
litigation and delays in gratuitous relief and compensation.<br />
Damage caused<br />
Houses<br />
Personal Belongings<br />
Livestock<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Partially damaged houses needs technical inspection to decide the habitation worthiness<br />
and the extent of repairs required.<br />
Certain partially damaged houses may require demolition.<br />
As far as possible, reconstruction will take place on the same sites to avoid delays,<br />
secure cultural continuity and avoid costly land purchase. In extreme situations, new<br />
sites for resettlement may have to be identified when removal of rubble and debris is<br />
non-viable.<br />
Salvaging personal belongings from the debris needs clearance from technical personnel<br />
to ensure safety of persons engaged.<br />
As far as possible, family members only will be permitted to salvage their individual<br />
family belongings.<br />
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Damage to infrastructure resulting in disruption of services<br />
Buildings<br />
Dams<br />
Bridges<br />
Road Surface and Rail Lines<br />
Power Stations<br />
Water pipelines and water tanks<br />
Sewer lines<br />
Underground Cables<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Care needs to be taken to ensure that all electrical supplies to damaged area are<br />
disconnected promptly by MSEB.<br />
Underground cables need thorough inspection before power is restored.<br />
Breaches or cracks in the dam need Irrigation Department to secure the breaches or<br />
grouting the cracks.<br />
In case of damage to bridges, relief operations may require temporary bridges which<br />
can be put up with the assistance of army.<br />
Certain roads needing resurfacing will need immediate action from PWD.<br />
MWSSB in consultations with health authorities should restore existing water supply<br />
with necessary repairs. This may call for replacement of pipelines or arrangements for<br />
storage in portable PVC water tanks.<br />
In some cases, restoration of existing water supply may be time-consuming and<br />
therefore water tankers may have to be pressed into service.<br />
Identification of nearby water sources and checking water’s potability may also be<br />
required.<br />
Damage to sewer lines is to be looked into. Alternate arrangements by way of<br />
temporary latrines (technical details given on Pg. No ) may have to be constructed.<br />
Extensive damage to residential buildings resulting in disruption of<br />
telecommunication facilities requires provision/installation of public telephones<br />
(PCO) to facilitate communication.<br />
Damage to hospital, school buildings and other public facilities may disrupt the<br />
services. In such a case restoration of services through temporary arrangements is the<br />
first priority.<br />
PWD may have to take repairs or reconstruction of such public facilities on a priority<br />
basis.<br />
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Environmental Effects<br />
Alteration in river and stream flow<br />
Liquefaction<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Areas indicating signs of liquefaction should be declared out of bounds and strict vigil<br />
should be kept by police to prohibit trespassing.<br />
Foundations of the building in the area prone to liquefaction need technical<br />
assessment.<br />
Alteration in river and stream flow particularly when it covers a settlement create<br />
immediate demands for evacuation and relief till such time that the areas for new<br />
settlement identified and rehabilitation works are executed.<br />
Economic and Social consequences<br />
Loss of livelihood<br />
Disruption of market and Loss in production<br />
Migration<br />
Disruption of social structure including breakdown of social order and organisations<br />
Law and order problem<br />
Psychological after-effects such as individual trauma and depression<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
In addition to immediate relief requirements for effective and early recovery process, checking<br />
migration<br />
restoration of production units, and employment avenues<br />
provision of individual counselling and community counselling<br />
Reconstruction of social structures and organisation of community requires<br />
participation of non-governmental organisations. District administration must invite<br />
or co-opt voluntary agencies to ensure this aspect.<br />
For combating depression, engage people in all possible activities related to relief and<br />
rehabilitation through a deliberate strategy of community participation.<br />
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Secondary effects<br />
Fires<br />
Rains<br />
Landslides<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Fires resulting from earthquake are essentially a result of damage to infrastructure such<br />
as power supply.<br />
Immediate service of fire brigade is essential to check further damage.<br />
Immediate discontinuation of power would restrict the possibility of occurrence to a<br />
large extent.<br />
Rains following earthquakes essentially disrupt rescue and relief operations. Rescue and<br />
relief teams therefore must prepare themselves in anticipation and get community<br />
cooperation to overcome such difficulties.<br />
Rains also have implication for storage of food, fuel for cooking (firewood or coal) and<br />
fodder for the cattle. Protective structures therefore for the storage of all relief material<br />
becomes essential. Plastic materials and water-proof containers are required.<br />
Damage to road access due to landslides needs immediate clearing and PWD has to<br />
keep itself prepared for such an eventuality.<br />
Settlements on the hill-slope prone to landslides need to be shifted to safer places.<br />
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7.6 Floods<br />
7.6.1 Planning Assumptions<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Floods occur with warning, while flash flood occur with very little warning.<br />
Flood prone areas in India are demarcated as either blue or red lines depending on the<br />
frequency of occurrence. Blue lines are those areas where floods can occur once every<br />
five years whereas red lines are areas where floods can occur once every hundred years.<br />
The resource requirements for <strong>management</strong> of flood is extremely intensive involving<br />
large scale mobilization of resources.<br />
7.6.2 Lead Agencies<br />
The lead agencies are the revenue, police, irrigation, and medical services.<br />
Extensive damage to infrastructure and public utilities is possible hence the role of<br />
supporting agencies such as MSEB, Telecommunications and PWD is crucial.<br />
The loss to crop or plantation demands involvement of Agriculture Department, ZP<br />
Loss of cattle will bring in the role for Animal Husbandry, ZP.<br />
The assistance and intervention of the EOC is essential to support the <strong>district</strong><br />
administration in the <strong>management</strong> of these <strong>disaster</strong>s.<br />
Additionally, secondary <strong>disaster</strong>s such as epidemics may be caused due to floods and<br />
must be monitored by Public Health Department.<br />
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7.6.3 Possible Impacts<br />
Effects on Individual<br />
Loss of Life<br />
Injuries demanding medical attention<br />
Water-borne infection<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
In most cases, orthopedic surgery, fractures, cuts and bruises need immediate attention.<br />
Cases of water-borne infection need medication.<br />
Mass immunisation, when necessary, to protect individuals from water-borne<br />
diseases.<br />
Marooned individuals, including those trapped on tree-tops and building terraces need<br />
to be located and rescued which calls for boats, or at times helicopter services.<br />
Alternatively when large sections of community are marooned instead of evacuation it<br />
may be necessary to organise dispatch of relief supplies to marooned locations. This<br />
creates a special need for transport facility.<br />
Expertise of fire brigade and defence services may be essential in the rescue operations.<br />
Impact at family level<br />
Separated families<br />
Missing persons<br />
Family disorganisation<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
In case of separation of family members <strong>information</strong> counters would play an important<br />
role.<br />
In case of family disruption resulting from death of major earner, economic<br />
rehabilitation of the family may have to be planned as a long-term strategy.<br />
Loss of life, property and livestock may require damage assessment procedures to avoid<br />
litigation and delays in gratuitous relief and compensation.<br />
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Damage caused<br />
Houses<br />
Personal Belongings<br />
Livestock<br />
Crops and plantations<br />
Land<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Partially damaged houses needs technical inspection to decide the habitation worthiness<br />
and the extent of repairs required.<br />
Certain partially damaged houses may require demolition.<br />
As far as possible, reconstruction should take place on the same sites to avoid delays,<br />
secure cultural continuity and avoid costly land purchase. In extreme situations, new<br />
sites for resettlement may have to be identified when removal of rubble and debris is<br />
non-viable.<br />
Salvaging personal belongings from the debris needs clearance from technical personnel<br />
to ensure safety of persons engaged.<br />
As far as possible, family members only should be permitted to salvage their individual<br />
family belongings.<br />
Damage to crops, plantations or agriculture land will need a long-term intervention.<br />
Damage to infrastructure and disruption of services<br />
Buildings<br />
Godowns and storages<br />
Dams<br />
Bridges<br />
Road Surface and Rail Lines<br />
Power Stations<br />
Water pipelines and water tanks<br />
Sewer lines<br />
Underground Cables<br />
Ports and Jetties<br />
Communication Lines<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
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Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Care needs to be taken to ensure that all electrical supplies to damaged area are<br />
disconnected promptly by MSEB.<br />
Underground cables need thorough inspection before power is restored.<br />
Damage to electric poles and transmission lines needs restoration.<br />
Breaches or cracks in the dam need Irrigation Department to secure the breaches or<br />
grouting the cracks.<br />
In case of damage to bridges, relief operations may require temporary bridges which<br />
can be put up with the assistance of army.<br />
Certain roads needing resurfacing will need immediate action from PWD.<br />
Roads blocked due to uprooting of trees and electric poles may need to be cleared on<br />
a priority basis.<br />
MWSSB in consultations with health authorities should restore existing water supply<br />
with necessary repairs. This may call for replacement of pipelines or arrangements for<br />
storage in portable PVC water tanks.<br />
In some cases, restoration of existing water supply may be time-consuming and<br />
therefore water tankers may have to be pressed into service.<br />
Identification of nearby water sources and checking the potability of the same may<br />
also be required.<br />
Damage or choking of sewer lines is one of the most ticklish issue. Alternate<br />
arrangements by way of temporary latrines (technical details given on Pg. No ) may<br />
have to be constructed.<br />
Extensive damage to residential buildings resulting in disruption of<br />
telecommunication facilities requires provision of public telephones (PCO) to<br />
facilitate communication.<br />
Damage to hospital, school buildings and other public facilities may disrupt the<br />
services. In such a case restoration of services through temporary arrangements is the<br />
first priority.<br />
PWD may have to take repairs or reconstruction of such public facilities on a priority<br />
basis.<br />
Disposal of damaged foodgrains is one of the major step and needs community<br />
cooperation.<br />
Provision for distribution of cooked food or dry rations may have to be made.<br />
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Environmental Effects<br />
soil erosion<br />
silting<br />
water pollution<br />
denudation of land<br />
increase in salinity<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Silting in residential areas and buildings is one of the major problems requiring<br />
extensive community involvement.<br />
NGOs have demonstrated a tremendous capacity to mobilise community participation<br />
in desilting operations for reoccupancy of the residences and also the wells providing<br />
drinking water.<br />
Agriculture department may have to undertake soil-testing and propose appropriate<br />
measures for restoration of agriculture land.<br />
Economic and Social consequences<br />
Loss of livelihood<br />
Disruption of market and Loss in production<br />
Migration<br />
Disruption of social structure including breakdown of social order<br />
and community organisations<br />
Law and order problem<br />
Psychological after-effects like depression, trauma etc.<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
In addition to immediate relief requirements for effective and early recovery process and<br />
checking migration<br />
restoration of production units, and employment avenues<br />
provision of individual counselling and community counselling<br />
Reconstruction of social structures and organisation of community requires a<br />
professional intervention which can best come from non-governmental organisations<br />
Voluntary agencies will have to be invited or co-opted for relief activities to ensure<br />
this aspect.<br />
For combating depression, engage people in all possible activities related to relief and<br />
rehabilitation through a deliberate strategy of community participation.<br />
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Secondary effects<br />
Epidemics<br />
Landslides<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Rescue and relief teams must be alert to the possibility of outbreak of epidemics and<br />
therefore ensure standards of services with respect to storage, cooking, and handling of<br />
food materials as also disposal of waste in relief camps, medical centres and feeding<br />
centres.<br />
Water-quality monitoring mechanisms will have to be set-up to prevent outbreak of<br />
epidemics.<br />
Rains also have implication for storage of food, fuel for cooking (firewood or coal) and<br />
fodder for the cattle. Protective structures therefore for the storage of all relief material<br />
becomes essential. Plastic materials and water-proof containers are required.<br />
Damage to road access due to landslides needs immediate clearing and PWD has to<br />
keep itself prepared for such an eventuality.<br />
Settlements on the hill-slope prone to landslides need to be shifted to safer places.<br />
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7.7 Epidemics<br />
7.7.1 Planning Assumptions<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
The existing water quality monitoring and vector control programmes reduces the<br />
possibility of spread of epidemics to a considerable extent.<br />
Efficient response from pathological and testing laboratories helps in early diagnosis of<br />
the possible epidemic.<br />
7.7.2 Lead Agencies<br />
The revenue and health department including the medical service is the main agency<br />
involved in <strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong> during epidemics.<br />
In the case of epidemics accompanying floods the water supply and sanitation<br />
department, MWSSB and irrigation department are the support agencies<br />
Apart from these support services, assistance is also sought from the police and home<br />
guards, public works department, state transport and the media.<br />
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7.7.3 Possible Impacts<br />
Effects on Individual<br />
Loss of Life<br />
Diseases needing Epidemiological Treatment<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Mass immunisation, when necessary, to protect individuals.<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
In some cases, existing water supply may be contaminated and therefore water tankers<br />
may have to be pressed into service.<br />
Identification of nearby water sources and checking the potability of the same may<br />
also be required.<br />
Rescue and relief teams must be alert to the possibility of spread of epidemics and<br />
therefore ensure standards of services with respect to storage, cooking, and handling of<br />
food materials as also disposal of waste in relief camps, medical centres and feeding<br />
centres.<br />
Water-quality monitoring mechanisms will have to be set-up to prevent spread of<br />
epidemics.<br />
In case of vector-borne diseases, the exact vector and related control methods will have<br />
to be followed. The required materials are listed on (pg. No)<br />
Life-saving drugs including saline will be required in large quantities<br />
Disposable kits for treatment of affected people and arrangements for proper disposal of<br />
these.<br />
Personal protection kits for medical personnel and volunteers assisting in treatment of<br />
patients.<br />
Arrangements for disposal of personal belongings and other solid waste materials.<br />
Monitoring arrangements including testing facilities with the help of laboratories and<br />
hospitals.<br />
Economic and Social consequences<br />
Migration<br />
Evacuation<br />
Law and order problem<br />
Psychological after-effects especially isolation<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
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Section VII : Response Structure<br />
In addition to immediate medical relief requirements for effective and early recovery process<br />
and checking migration<br />
restoration of potable water supply<br />
provision of<br />
⇒ quarantine of infected cases at family and hospital level<br />
⇒ programme of immunisation<br />
⇒ water quality monitoring<br />
⇒ pathological testing laboratories<br />
⇒ individual counselling<br />
⇒ family counselling<br />
Involvement of NGOs in mobilising community efforts for the control of epidemics<br />
by ensuring standards of environmental sanitation, disposal of waste and personal<br />
hygiene.<br />
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7.8 Road Accidents<br />
7.8.1 Planning Assumptions<br />
The major road accidents are highly localised.<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
The response machinery that is to be activated is at a much more local level<br />
In case of road accidents involving toxic and highly inflammable materials, there is<br />
need for temporary evacuation.<br />
7.8.2 Lead Agencies<br />
The lead agencies are revenue, police and the regional transport office.<br />
In major accidents involving loss of life and injuries to a large number of people,<br />
services of agencies such as fire services, health department will be needed<br />
In the case of a vehicle plunge in the river, services of divers for rescue operations are<br />
required.<br />
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7.8.3 Possible Impacts<br />
Effects on Individuals<br />
Loss of Life<br />
Trauma Care<br />
Burns<br />
Injuries demanding surgical treatment<br />
Poisoning or exposure to toxic material<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
In most cases, orthopedic surgery and fractures need immediate attention.<br />
Individuals trapped in the vehicles need to be rescued which at times calls for metal<br />
cutting devices.<br />
Expertise of fire brigade and defence services may be essential when the accident<br />
involves vehicles carrying hazardous chemicals, toxic materials or explosives.<br />
Divers may be required if the accident involves a vehicle falling off a bridge into<br />
water.<br />
The police may require to cordon off the area.<br />
Chemical accidents may generate a demand for treatment for burns and exposure to<br />
poisonous substances which may mean a specialised service not generally available<br />
along the highways.<br />
Nature of injuries may demand immediate transfer of injured to centres offering<br />
trauma care.<br />
Loss of life, property and goods may require damage assessment procedures to avoid<br />
litigations and delays in gratuitous relief and compensation including insurance.<br />
Damage caused<br />
Vehicles<br />
Goods<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Salvaging the goods from the accident site needs clearance from technical personnel to<br />
ensure safety of persons engaged.<br />
Environmental Effects<br />
Air pollution if vehicle carrying hazardous chemicals are involved<br />
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Disruption of services<br />
Road network<br />
Traffic<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
The spills from vehicles carrying hazardous materials may require stoppage of traffic<br />
and cleaning of road surface. Various materials are recommended depending on the<br />
nature of spill. Also, specialised agencies may have to be called for undertaking spill<br />
cleaning operations.<br />
Diversion of traffic resulting from such accidents may require traffic control to give<br />
<strong>information</strong> at various entry points located also far away (which need quick<br />
identification) from the site of accident so as to avoid inconvenience to the travellers.<br />
Special cranes may be required for clearing the accident site.<br />
Economic and Social consequences<br />
Law and order problem<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Security of goods and materials in the vehicles involved in the accident needs<br />
protection. The details of goods need to be officially recorded.<br />
Secondary Effects<br />
Fires<br />
Gas leak affecting settlements near the accident site<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
It may be necessary to inform the settlements around to take necessary precautionary<br />
measures, if the accident involves leakage of toxic gases.<br />
It may be advisable to send a team of medical personnel from poison centres to visit<br />
the settlements around the accident site when toxic leak is reported.<br />
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7.9 Fires<br />
7.9.1 Lead Agencies<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
The main agencies involved in <strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong> are the revenue department, local<br />
fire service (municipality or municipal corporation), medical services (hospitals) and<br />
police (local police station),<br />
In the event of a major fire, the local fire service would need to co-ordinate with the<br />
MSEB and the water supply department for assistance in containment of the fire.<br />
Major evacuation may call for support from DCR.<br />
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7.9.2 Possible Impacts<br />
Effects on Individuals<br />
Burns<br />
Injuries demanding surgical treatment<br />
Loss of Life<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Serious burn cases may need immediate transport for admission to burn wards in the<br />
hospital<br />
In many cases, panic behaviour may lead to injuries requiring treatment for orthopedic<br />
surgery and fractures.<br />
Expertise of fire brigade may be essential in the rescue operations and control of fire<br />
particularly when population density is very high.<br />
In case of separation of family members <strong>information</strong> counters would play an important<br />
role. (This is normally observed in case of fires in large slums)<br />
In case of family disruption resulting from death of major earner, economic<br />
rehabilitation of the family may have to be planned as a long-term strategy.<br />
Loss of life, property and livestock may require damage assessment procedures to avoid<br />
litigation and delays in gratuitous relief and compensation.<br />
Damage caused<br />
House<br />
Personal Belongings<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Partially damaged houses needs technical inspection to decide the habitation worthiness<br />
and the extent of repairs required.<br />
Certain partially damaged houses may require demolition.<br />
Transit arrangements may have to be identified when the structure needs reconstruction.<br />
Salvaging personal belongings from the debris needs clearance from technical personnel<br />
to ensure safety of persons engaged.<br />
As far as possible, family members only should be permitted to salvage their individual<br />
family belongings.<br />
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Damage to infrastructure and disruption of services<br />
Buildings<br />
Overhead lines<br />
Communication Lines<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Care needs to be taken to ensure that all electrical supplies to damaged area are<br />
disconnected promptly by MSEB officials in the area.<br />
Underground cables need thorough inspection before power is restored.<br />
Extensive damage to residential buildings resulting in disruption of<br />
telecommunication facilities requires provision of public telephones (PCO) to<br />
facilitate communication.<br />
Damage to hospital, school buildings and other public facilities may disrupt the<br />
services. In such a case restoration of services through temporary arrangements is the<br />
first priority.<br />
PWD may have to take repairs or reconstruction of such public facilities on a priority<br />
basis.<br />
Some fires may demand traffic control measures including identification of alternate<br />
routes and diversion of traffic.<br />
In congested areas controlling curious onlookers may block movement of rescue and<br />
fire workers. The police will need to cordon off the area for smooth operations.<br />
Economic consequences<br />
Loss of livelihood<br />
disruption of market<br />
loss in production<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
In addition to immediate relief requirements for effective and early recovery process,<br />
restoration of markets, production units, employment avenues<br />
Provision of damage assessment<br />
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7.10 Industrial and Chemical Accidents<br />
7.10.1 Planning Assumptions<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Off-site industrial accidents are in the form of fires, explosions and toxic gas leaks.<br />
The responsibility of declaring an industrial accident as off-site rests with the<br />
<strong>management</strong> of the industrial unit where the accident has occurred.<br />
The most crucial decision in off-site industrial accident <strong>management</strong> is the recognition /<br />
identification of the stage at which the responsibility is handed over from the<br />
<strong>management</strong> to the public authorities.<br />
The public authority will be the District Collector when the <strong>disaster</strong> is likely to impact a<br />
larger area.<br />
7.10.2 Lead Agencies<br />
The main participating agencies in the <strong>management</strong> of off-site industrial <strong>disaster</strong>s are :<br />
revenue<br />
police, fire, medical services<br />
civil defence agencies<br />
public works department<br />
Industry<br />
MARG<br />
Public Health and regulatory environmental agencies.<br />
To enable effective immediate response, specialists are required to<br />
♦ provide fast, reliable <strong>information</strong> on the properties of the substance<br />
released,<br />
♦ its potential hazard,<br />
♦ protective equipment required,<br />
♦ containment and control measures to be taken and<br />
♦ advice on the decontamination and emergency termination activities<br />
required.<br />
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7.10.3 Possible Impacts<br />
Effects on Individual<br />
Loss of Life<br />
Burns<br />
Injuries demanding Surgical treatment<br />
Exposure to toxic material<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
In most cases, orthopedic surgery and fractures need immediate attention.<br />
Expertise of fire brigade, mutual aid and response groups (MARG), may be essential.<br />
The police may require to cordon off the area.<br />
Chemical accidents may generate a demand for treatment for burns and exposure to<br />
poisonous substances which may mean a specialised service not generally available<br />
with medical practitioners.<br />
Nature of injuries may demand immediate transfer of injured to poison centres.<br />
Loss of life, property and goods may require damage assessment procedures to avoid<br />
litigation and delays in gratuitous relief and compensation including insurance.<br />
Areas indicating spread of toxic gases should be declared out of bounds and strict<br />
vigil should be kept by police to prohibit trespassing.<br />
Alteration in wind direction when it covers a settlement create immediate demands<br />
for evacuation and relief till such time that an all-clear signal is given.<br />
Environmental Effects<br />
water pollution<br />
air pollution<br />
effect on vegetation<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
On a long-term basis monitoring of air, water and soil quality will have to be carried<br />
out.<br />
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Disruption of services<br />
Road network<br />
Electricity<br />
Water supply<br />
Economic and Social consequences<br />
Loss of livelihood<br />
Disruption of market<br />
Damage to food stocks<br />
Loss in production<br />
Migration<br />
Law and order problem<br />
Social and Psychological effects<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
In addition to immediate relief requirements for effective and early recovery process and<br />
checking migration<br />
restoration of production units, employment avenues<br />
provision of individual counselling and community counselling<br />
For combating depression, engage people in all possible activities related to relief and<br />
rehabilitation through a deliberate strategy of community participation.<br />
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7.11 Cyclones<br />
7.11.1 Planning Assumptions<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Cyclones can be predicted sufficiently in advance but its impact location over land is<br />
uncertain.<br />
The resource requirements for <strong>management</strong> of cyclone impact is extremely intensive<br />
involving large scale mobilization of resources.<br />
7.11.2 Lead Agencies<br />
The lead agencies are the Fire, Police and Health departments.<br />
Extensive damage to infrastructure and public utilities is possible hence the role of<br />
supporting agencies such as MSEB, Telecommunications and PWD is crucial.<br />
The loss to crop or plantation demands involvement of Agriculture Department<br />
Loss of cattle will bring in the role for Animal Husbandry.<br />
The assistance and intervention of the EOC is essential to support the <strong>district</strong><br />
administration in the <strong>management</strong> of these <strong>disaster</strong>s.<br />
Additionally, secondary <strong>disaster</strong>s such as epidemics may be caused due to floods<br />
resulting from cyclones and must be monitored by Public Health Department.<br />
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7.11.3 Possible Impacts<br />
Effects on Individual<br />
Loss of Life<br />
Injuries demanding surgical needs<br />
Family disorganisation<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
In most cases, orthopedic surgery, fractures, cuts and bruises need immediate attention.<br />
Mass immunisation is necessary to protect individuals from water-borne diseases.<br />
Marooned individuals, including those trapped on tree-tops and building terraces (in case<br />
of tidal wave) need to be located and rescued which calls for boats, or at times helicopter<br />
services.<br />
Alternatively when large sections of community are marooned instead of evacuation it<br />
may be necessary to organise dispatch of relief supplies to marooned locations. This<br />
creates a special need for transport facility.<br />
Expertise of fire brigade and defence services (Navy, Coast Guards) may be essential in<br />
the rescue operations.<br />
Damage caused<br />
[Cyclones may be accompanied by heavy rains, or at times tidal waves].<br />
Houses<br />
Personal Belongings<br />
Livestock<br />
Crops and Plantations<br />
Forests<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Partially damaged houses needs technical inspection to decide the habitation worthiness<br />
and the extent of repairs required.<br />
Certain partially damaged houses may require demolition.<br />
New sites for resettlement may have to be identified when removal of rubble and debris is<br />
non-viable.<br />
Salvaging personal belongings from the debris needs clearance from technical personnel to<br />
ensure safety of persons engaged.<br />
As far as possible, family members only should be permitted to salvage their individual<br />
family belongings.<br />
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Damage to infrastructure and disruption in services<br />
Buildings<br />
Godowns and storages<br />
Dams<br />
Bridges<br />
Road Surface and Rail Lines<br />
Power Stations and Power Lines<br />
Water Tanks<br />
Ports and Jetties<br />
Communication Lines<br />
Railway Signals<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Care needs to be taken to ensure that all electrical supplies to damaged area are<br />
disconnected promptly by MSEB.<br />
Overhead lines need thorough inspection before power is restored.<br />
Breaches or cracks in the dam need Irrigation Department to secure the breaches or<br />
grouting the cracks.<br />
In case of damage to bridges, relief operations may require temporary bridges which<br />
can be put up with the assistance of army.<br />
Certain roads needing resurfacing will need immediate action from PWD.<br />
MWSSB in consultations with health authorities should restore existing water supply<br />
with necessary repairs. This may call for replacement of pipelines or arrangements for<br />
storage in portable PVC water tanks.<br />
In some cases, restoration of existing water supply may be time-consuming and<br />
therefore water tankers may have to be pressed into service.<br />
Identification of nearby water sources and checking the potability of the same may also<br />
be required.<br />
Choking of sewer lines is one of the most ticklish issue. Immediate arrangements for<br />
clearing the sewer lines is necessary.<br />
Piped gas supply should be immediately terminated in the affected area to avoid<br />
secondary consequences. If necessary, and feasible gas cylinders should be supplied till<br />
the gas line is checked thoroughly and restored.<br />
Extensive damage to residential buildings resulting in disruption of telecommunication<br />
facilities requires provision of public telephones (PCO) to facilitate communication.<br />
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Damage to hospital, school buildings and other public facilities may disrupt the services.<br />
In such a case restoration of services through temporary arrangements is the first<br />
priority.<br />
PWD may have to take repairs or reconstruction of such public facilities on a priority<br />
basis.<br />
Disposal of damaged foodgrains is one of the major step and needs community<br />
cooperation.<br />
Provision for distribution of cooked food or dry rations may have to be made.<br />
Rains also have implication for storage of food, fuel for cooking (firewood or coal) and<br />
fodder for the cattle. Protective structures therefore for the storage of all relief material<br />
becomes essential. Plastic materials and water-proof containers are required.<br />
Environmental Effects<br />
soil erosion<br />
silting<br />
water pollution<br />
increase in salinity<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Silting in residential areas and buildings is one of the major problems requiring extensive<br />
community involvement.<br />
NGOs have demonstrated a tremendous capacity to mobilise community participation in<br />
desalting operations for reoccupancy of the residences and also the wells providing<br />
drinking water.<br />
Agriculture department may have to undertake soil-testing and propose appropriate<br />
measures for restoration of agriculture land.<br />
Economic and Social consequences<br />
Loss of livelihood<br />
Disruption of market and Loss in production<br />
Disruption of social structure including breakdown of social order<br />
and community organisations<br />
Migration<br />
Law and order problem<br />
Psychological after-effects<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
In addition to immediate relief requirements, for effective and early recovery process and<br />
checking migration<br />
restoration of production units and employment avenues<br />
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provision of individual counselling and community counselling<br />
Section VII : Response Structure<br />
Reconstruction of social structures and organisation of community requires a professional<br />
intervention which can best come from non-governmental organisations Voluntary<br />
agencies will have to be invited or co-opted for relief activities to ensure this aspect.<br />
For combating depression, engage people in all possible activities related to relief and<br />
rehabilitation through a deliberate strategy of community participation.<br />
Secondary effects<br />
Epidemics<br />
Landslides<br />
Specific demands raised or required<br />
Rescue and relief teams must be alert to the possibility of outbreak of epidemics and<br />
therefore ensure standards of services with respect to storage, cooking, and handling of<br />
food materials as also disposal of waste in relief camps, medical centres and feeding<br />
centres.<br />
Water-quality monitoring mechanisms will have to be set-up to prevent outbreak of<br />
epidemics.<br />
Damage to road access due to landslides needs immediate clearing and PWD has to keep<br />
itself prepared for such an eventuality.<br />
Settlements on the hill-slope prone to landslides need to be shifted to safer places.<br />
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Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
8.0 NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOs)<br />
AND VOLUNTARY AGENCIES<br />
The non-governmental organizations and voluntary agencies play an important role in<br />
<strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong> and provide a strong band of committed volunteers with experience in<br />
managing the <strong>disaster</strong>s. Their strength lies in the choice of their manpower, the informality in<br />
operations and flexibility in procedures. These organizations enjoy a fair degree of autonomy<br />
and hence can respond to changing needs immediately.<br />
The list of 32 NGOs working in Jalna <strong>district</strong> with their specific nature of works are given in<br />
the following sections.<br />
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8.1 List of NGOs in Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
Sr. Name of Agency and Regn. Name of Contact Person and<br />
No. Location<br />
No. address<br />
01 Creative Group, Jalna F-854 Mr. Haresh M. Talreja, Seema<br />
Handloom House, Jalna<br />
02 Ramdev Baba Medical E-115 Mr. Nathmal Gourishankar<br />
Foundation, Jalna<br />
Mishra, Naya Bazar, Jalna<br />
03 Shree Gorakshan Panjarpol, E-11 Mr. K.K. Bhakkad, Machhali<br />
Jalna<br />
Khadak Rd., Jalna<br />
04 Shree Blood Donor Group, F-1718 Mr. Vivek Narayan Patil,<br />
Jalna<br />
Sarafa Rd., Jalna<br />
05 Akhil Bharatiya Grahak F-617 Mr. Dattatraya N. Kavde,<br />
Panchayat, Jalna<br />
Laxmi Narayan Co-op.<br />
06 C.A. Saklecha Janseva F-118<br />
Society, Jalna<br />
Mr. Champalal D. Saklecha,<br />
Trust, Jalna<br />
Ganesh Bhavan, Jalna<br />
07 Jalna Chartered<br />
F-561 Mr. T. R. Jogeshwar Rao,<br />
Accountants Association,<br />
Jalna<br />
Civil Rd., Jalna<br />
08 Mahico Staff Welfare E-18 Mr. Jawaharlal M. Gandhi,<br />
Association<br />
Hybrid Seeds Company Ltd.,<br />
Sardar Patel Rd., Jalna<br />
09 Agrawal Panchayati E-117 Mr. Badri Vishal Shriram, Piti<br />
Bhavan, Jalna<br />
Rangar Khidki, Jalna<br />
10 Mahesh Seva Trust, Jalna E-123 Mr. Mithulal Pannalal Dadh,<br />
New Mondha, Jalna<br />
11 Parikh Samaj Hitkarni F-407 Mr. Hemchandra Murlidhar<br />
Sanstha, Jalna<br />
Joshi, R.P. Rd., Jalna<br />
12 Maheshwari Samaj Seva F-961 Mr. Balkishan R. Rathi,<br />
Trust, Jalna<br />
Prakash & Co., Shani Mandir<br />
Chauk, Jalna<br />
13 Himco Charitable Trust, E-96 Mr. Vinod Kumar R. Shaha,<br />
Jalna<br />
Nehru Rd., Jalna<br />
14 Jalna Gujarati Samaj, Jalna F-17 Mr. Shyamjibhai H.<br />
Bhanushali,<br />
Jalna<br />
New Mondha,<br />
15 Jalna District Chemists Maha(2 Mr. Santosh M Purwale,<br />
Association, Jalna<br />
79/98) Santosh Medical, Ambad Rd.,<br />
Jalna<br />
16 New Progress Retail Rockel F-728 Mr. Gunwantrao V. Thakkar,<br />
Vikreta Association, Jalna<br />
Sadar Bazar, Jalna<br />
17 Dhanwantari Rural Health F-864 Dr. Ashok L. Bansod, Double<br />
and Research Organization,<br />
Jalna<br />
Jeen, Jalna<br />
18 The Jalna Vyapari and F-175 Mr. Panraj Ostawal, New<br />
Adtiya Association, Jalna<br />
Mondha, Jalna<br />
19 Dhanwantari Charitable<br />
Trust, Jalna<br />
F-1779 Dr. Santosh R. Goyal, Jalna<br />
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20 Adtiya Association, Jalna F-465 Mr. Rameshchand B.<br />
Lunawat, New Mondha, Jalna<br />
21 Bisesarlal S. Mundada E-110 Mr. Satyanarayan B.<br />
Charitable Trust, Jalna<br />
Mundada, Mutha Bldg., Jalna<br />
22 Barwale Agro Research, E-20 Mr. Badrinarayan R. Barwale,<br />
Jalna<br />
Jalna<br />
23 Gajanan Maharaj Lokseva F-79 Mr. R. B. Gaud, Tax Advisor,<br />
Trust, Jalna<br />
Ambika Market, Jalna<br />
24 Green Star Blood Donor F-1828 Mr. Shaikh A. Hamid S.A.<br />
Group, Jalna<br />
Rehman, Akeli Basti, Jalna<br />
25 Seva Pratishthan, Jalna F-571 Mr. S.S. Kulkarni, 19, Vidya<br />
Nagar, Jalna<br />
26 Samaj Seva Mandal, Jalna F-37 Mr. K. Devrao Gangadhare,<br />
Jalna<br />
27 The Jalna Flour Mill Owner F-77 Mr. Chandulal B. Bhakkad,<br />
Association, Jalna<br />
Jalna<br />
28 Jalna Dist. Hawkers F-167 Mr. Mannulal G. Jaiswal,<br />
Association, Jalna<br />
Shani Mandir Rd., Jalna<br />
29 Sansthan Ganpati, Rajur, A-95 Tahsildar, Bhokardan, Dist.<br />
Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna<br />
Jalna<br />
30 Matsodari Devi Mandir, Tq.<br />
Ambad, Dist. Jalna<br />
A-316 Tahsildar, Ambad, Dist. Jalna<br />
31 Jalna Dist. Budha Seva F-577 Mr. Bhausaheb L. Wahul,<br />
Mandal, Shahagad, Tq.<br />
Kudan, Tq. Ambad, Dist.<br />
Ambad, Dist. Jalna<br />
Jalna<br />
32 Lions Club, Jalna ---- Dr. Rajendra Karwa, R.P. Rd.,<br />
Jalna<br />
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8.2 NGOs to be involved in specific activities during <strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong><br />
operations<br />
8.1.1 Search and Rescue – NGOs available in Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
Name and Address Nature of Resource Area of Operation<br />
01 Mr. Haresh M. Talreja, Manpower, Trucks, Jalna, Ambad,<br />
Creative Group, Seema Matador, Jeep, Partur, Ghansawangi<br />
Handloom House, Jalna Spray pumps and Bhokardan<br />
02 C.A. Saklecha Janseva Man power, Trucks Jalna, Partur,<br />
Trust, Jalna<br />
Mantha, Badnapur<br />
03 Samaj Seva Mandal,19, Manpower Jalna, Badnapur,<br />
Vidya Nagar, Jalna<br />
Partur, Ambad<br />
04 Jalna Dist. Hawkers Asso., Manpower Anywhere in the<br />
Shani Mandir, Dr. R.P. Rd.<br />
Jalna<br />
<strong>district</strong>.<br />
05 Jalna Dist. Budha Seva Manpower Anywhere in the<br />
Mandal, Shahagad, Tq.<br />
<strong>district</strong><br />
06<br />
Ambad, Dist. Jalna<br />
Sansthan Ganpati, Rajur, Manpower, Four Bhokardan and Jalna<br />
Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna Wheelers,<br />
Machine<br />
Crane <strong>district</strong><br />
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8.2.2 Medical Aid (Treatment & Transfer) – NGOs available in Jalna District<br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
Name and Address Nature of Resource Area of Operation<br />
01 Ramdev Baba Medical Doctors, Nurses, Jalna and other<br />
Foundation C/o. Mr. Haresh Dispensary places of the<br />
M. Talreja, Seema Handlum Operation Theater, <strong>district</strong><br />
House, Jalna<br />
Ambulance,<br />
Manpower<br />
02 Dhanwantari Rural Health Manpower, Doctors, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
and Research Center, C/o. Nurses, Dispensary<br />
Dr. Ashok L. Bansod, Operation Theatre,<br />
Double Jeen, Jalna Ambulance<br />
03 Jalna District Chemists Manpower, Doctors, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Association, C/o. Mr. Medicines<br />
Santosh M. Sarmale,<br />
04<br />
Santosh Medical, Ambad<br />
Rd. Jalna<br />
Shree Blood Donor Group, Manpower, Blood Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
C/o. Mr. Vivek Narayan<br />
Patil, Sarafa Rd. Jalna<br />
donation<br />
05 Green Star Blood Donor Manpower, Blood Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Group, C/o. Mr. Shaikh A. donation<br />
Hameed S.A. Rehman,<br />
Akeli Basti, Jalna<br />
06 Himco Charitable Trust, Manpower, Doctors, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
C/o. Mr. V.R. Shaha, Nehru Ambulance, Four<br />
Rd., Jalna<br />
wheelers,<br />
Finance<br />
Nurses,<br />
07 Mahico Staff Welfare Manpower, Doctors, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Association, C/o. Mr. J. M. Ambulance, Four<br />
Gandhi, Hybrid Seeds Co.,<br />
Jalna<br />
Wheelers, Nurses<br />
08 Mission Hospital, Jalna Trained Manpower,<br />
Doctors, Operation<br />
Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
theater, Nurses,<br />
Pathological Labs,<br />
Ambulance, Labor<br />
09 Ganpati Netralaya, Jalna<br />
rooms and all other<br />
Medical facilities<br />
Trained Manpower,<br />
Doctors,<br />
Ambulance, Nurses,<br />
Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
and all other<br />
10 Dhanwantari Charitable<br />
Medical facilities<br />
Manpower, Doctors, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Trust, Dr. Santosh Goyal,<br />
Jalna<br />
Nurses<br />
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8.2.3 Disposal of Dead ( Retrieval, Panchnama, Autopsy) – NGOs available in Jalna<br />
<strong>district</strong>.<br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
Name and Address Nature of Resource Area of Operation<br />
01 Gajanan Maharaj Lokseva<br />
Trust, Jalna<br />
Manpower Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
02 Jalna dist. Budha Seva Manpower Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Mandal, Shahagad, Tq.<br />
Ambad, Dist. Jalna<br />
03 Mahico Staff welfare Manpower, Trucks, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Association, Jalna<br />
cranes,<br />
wheelers<br />
Four<br />
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8.2.4 Temporary Shelters – NGOs available in Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
Name and Address Nature of Resource Area of Operation<br />
01 Creative Group, C/o Mr. Temporary Shelters, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Haresh M. Talreja, Seema<br />
Handloom, Jalna<br />
Tents etc.<br />
02 Rotaract Club, C/o. Mr. Temporary Shelters, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Patel, Assam Tea Company, Tents, Resource<br />
Mama Chauk, Jalna persons on low cost<br />
housing etc.<br />
03 Jalna Chartered Temporary Shelters, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Accountants Association, Tents, Resource<br />
C/o. V.R. Jogeshwar Rao, persons on low cost<br />
Civil Club Rd. Jalna housing etc.<br />
04 Lions Club of Jalna, C/o. Temporary Shelters, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Dr. Karwa, Badi Sadak, Tents, Resource<br />
Jalna<br />
Persons on low cost<br />
housing etc.<br />
05 Maheswari Samaj Seva Temporary Shelters, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Trust, Mr. B. R. Rathi, Finance, Tents<br />
Prakash & Co. Shani<br />
06<br />
Mandir Chauk, Old Jalna<br />
Mahesh Seva Trust, Jalna Temporary Shelters,<br />
Finance, Tents<br />
Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
07 Agrawal Panchayati Temporary Shelters, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Bhavan, Jalna, C/o. Mr.<br />
Badri Vishal S. Piti Rangar<br />
Khidki, Jalna<br />
Finance, Tents<br />
08 Barwale Agro Research , Temporary Shelters, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Mr. Badrinarayan R. Finance, Tents,<br />
Barwale, Jalna<br />
Resource persons on<br />
low cost housing.<br />
09 The Jalna Vyapari and Temporary Shelters, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Adtiya Association, Jalna Tents, Finance<br />
10 Jalna Gujrati Samaj, C/o. Temporary Shelters, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Mr. Shyamjibhai H. Tents, Finance<br />
Bhanushali<br />
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8.2.5 Relief Activities (Cooked food, Water, Gratuitous relief) NGOs<br />
Available in Jalna <strong>district</strong>.<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
Sr. Name and Address Nature of Area of<br />
No.<br />
Resource Operation<br />
01 Akhil Bharatiya Grahak Manpower Jalna and<br />
Panchayat, Jalna<br />
Badnapur<br />
02 Jalna Chartered Accountants Manpower, Jalna and other<br />
Association C/o. Mr. V. R. finance<br />
places of the<br />
Jogeshwar Rao, Civil Club<br />
Road Jalna<br />
<strong>district</strong><br />
03 Mahesh Seva Trust, C/o. Mr. Food, Grains, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Mithulal P. Dadh, New Water, Finance,<br />
Mondha, Jalna<br />
Residential<br />
facility for women<br />
and children<br />
04 Agrawal Panchayati Bhavan, Food, Grains, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
C/o. Mr. Badri V. S. Piti Water, Finance,<br />
Rangar Khidki, Jalna Residential<br />
facility for victims<br />
05 Parikh Samaj Hitkarni Cooked food, Jalna, Badnapur,<br />
Sanstha, C/o. Hemchandra Water, finance Bhokardan,<br />
Murlidhar Joshi, R.P. Rd.<br />
Jalna<br />
Ambad<br />
06 Mahico Staff Welfare Cooked food, Jalna, Partur,<br />
Association, Mr. J. M. Water, finance Bhokardan,<br />
Gandhi, Hybrid seed co. Jalna<br />
Ambad<br />
07 Maheshwari Samaj Seva Food, Grains, Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Trust, C/o. Mr. Balkishan Water, Finance,<br />
Rathi, Shani Mandir Chauk, Residential<br />
Old Jalna<br />
facility for<br />
victims, Vehicle<br />
08 The Jalna Vyapari and Adtiya Food, cooked Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Association, Jalna, Mr. Panraj food, Grains,<br />
Oswal, New Mondha, Jalna Residential<br />
facility,<br />
finance<br />
Water,<br />
09 Adtiya Association, C/o. R. B. Food, cooked Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Lunawat, New Mondha, Jalna food, Grains,<br />
Residential<br />
facility,<br />
finance<br />
Water,<br />
10 Seva Pratishthan, C/o. S.S.<br />
Kulkarni, 19, Vidya Nagar,<br />
Jalna<br />
Manpower Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
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8.2.6 Health and Sanitation – NGOs Available in Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
Name and Address Nature of<br />
Resource<br />
01 Samaj Seva Mandal, C/o. Mr.<br />
Krishnarao D. Gangadhare,<br />
Jalna<br />
02 Seva Pratishthan, C/o. S.S.<br />
Kulkarni, 19, Vidya Nagar,<br />
Jalna<br />
03 Jalna Dist. Budha Seva<br />
Mandal, Shahagad, Tq.<br />
Ambad, Dist. Jalna<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
Area of<br />
Operation<br />
available<br />
Manpower Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Manpower Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Manpower Ambad,<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
8.2.7 Carcass Disposal – NGOs available in Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Sr. Name and Address Resources available Area of<br />
No.<br />
operation<br />
01 Seva Pratishthan, C/o. S.S.<br />
Kulkarni, 19, Vidya Nagar,<br />
Jalna<br />
Manpower Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
02 Shri Ganpati Sansthan, Rajur,<br />
Tq. Bhokardan, Jalna<br />
Manpower, Vehicles Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
03 Matsodari Devi Mandir, Tq.<br />
Ambad, Dist. Jalna<br />
Manpower, Vehicle Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
04 Jalna Dist. Hawkers Manpower Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
05<br />
Association, Dist. Jalna<br />
New Progress Retail Rockel Manpower, Fuel for Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Sellers Association, Jalna carcass disposal<br />
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8.2.8 Cattle Camp<br />
Sr. Name and Address Resources<br />
No.<br />
available<br />
01 Shree Gorakshan Panjarpol, Manpower,<br />
C/o. Mr. K.K. Bhakkad, Finance, Bagasse<br />
02<br />
Machhali Khadak Rd., Jalna<br />
Himco Charitable Trust, C/o. Manpower,<br />
Mr. V. R. Shaha, Nehru Rd.,<br />
Jalna<br />
Finance<br />
03 Mahico Staff Welfare Manpower,<br />
Association, C/o. Mr. Technological<br />
Jawaharlal M. Gandhi, Hybrid<br />
Seeds Co. Ltd., Sardar Patel<br />
Rd., Jalna<br />
Support, Finance<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
Area of operation<br />
Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
Jalna <strong>district</strong><br />
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8.3 Enocouraging Community Preparedness<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
Disasters may result in cutting off essential services and in spite of administrative<br />
preparedness it may not be possible for the administration to reach out immediately.<br />
Mitigation efforts and preparation of the <strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong> action plan for local areas are<br />
essential elements and pre-requisites. Preparedness to a large extent would reduce the impact<br />
and the damage. Training and simulation exercises for enhancing the community’s<br />
preparedness and response capability will simultaneously strengthen and enhance the<br />
capacity of the administration to undertake necessary preparedness or evacuation measures.<br />
The <strong>district</strong> administration is encouraging and supporting initiatives towards community<br />
preparedness measures including formation of Community Emergency Response Teams<br />
(CERTs)<br />
On the basis of discussions, apart from the NGOs mentioned earlier, the following Private<br />
Sector units, Mahila Mandals and CBOs have been identified as resource groups for<br />
involvement in community preparedness measures. They will all undergo training for the<br />
same. These Private Sector units, Mahila Mandals, CBOs, NGOs would adopt a conscious<br />
effort towards community level preparedness measures. They would also promote the<br />
formation of CERTs.<br />
As a part of general preparedness at community level, the families in the community would<br />
be made conscious about the type of hazard that the household situation presents and the<br />
threats from outside. Also, communities would be encouraged to undertake exercises in risk<br />
and vulnerability analysis and preparation of community response plan to possible <strong>disaster</strong>s.<br />
Thus local <strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong> action plans for hot-spot areas in the context of specific<br />
vulnerability would be developed. For areas with high concentration of industries MARGs<br />
have been set-up, whereas for areas prone to other types of <strong>disaster</strong>s Community Emergency<br />
Response Teams (CERTs) are being set-up. Special efforts have also been taken to involve<br />
Sugar Co-operatives towards Community Preparedness Measures.<br />
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8.3.1 Private Sector Units in Jalna<br />
Sugar Factories<br />
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i) Samartha Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana, Ltd., Ankush Nagar, Tq. Ambad, Dist. Jalna<br />
ii) Rameshwar Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd. Sipora Bazar, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna<br />
iii) Shri Bageshwari Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd., Partur, Tq. Partur, Dist. Jalna<br />
iv) Jalna Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd., Ramnagar, Tq. Dist. Jalna<br />
v) Sagar Sahakari sakhar karkhana ltd.Tirthpuri Tq.Ghansawangi Dist.Jalna<br />
Co-operative Industrial Estate<br />
i) Co-operative Industrial Estate, Old M.I.D.C. area, Jalna<br />
Sahakari Dudh Sangh<br />
i) Jalna Zilla Dudh Utpadak Sahakari Sangh, Ltd. Jalna<br />
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8.3.2 List of CBOs ( Mahila Mandals and Yuvak Mandals) who will work<br />
Towards community preparedness measures<br />
Mahila Mandals in Ambad Taluka<br />
01) Shri. Jai Ambika Mahila Mandal<br />
02) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Antarwali, Rathi<br />
03) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Amalgaon<br />
04) Asha Mahila Mandal, Kuran<br />
05) Vikas Mahila Mandal, Karjat<br />
06) Savitribai Phule Mahila Mandal<br />
07) Matsodari Mahila Mandal, Dhangurde Hatgaon<br />
08) Laxmi Chhaya Mahila Mandal, Chinchkhed<br />
09) Maherghar Mahila Mandal, Dongaon<br />
10) Jaimalhar Mahila Vikas Mandal, Tadhadgaon<br />
11) Priyadarshini Mahila Mandal, Dahipuri<br />
12) Godavari Mahila Mandal, Dudhpuri<br />
13) Dnyandeep Mahila Mandal, Dhangar Pimpri<br />
14) Saibaba Mahila Mandal, Nihalsinhwadi<br />
15) Vaibhavshali Mahila Mandal, Nalewadi<br />
16) Amrapali Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Nandi<br />
17) Gramin Vikas Mahila Mandal, Nandi<br />
18) Vikas Mahila Mandal, Pithori Shirasgaon<br />
19) Pandita Ramabai Mahila Mandal, Paranda<br />
20) Shivneri Mahila Mandal, Balegaon<br />
21) Maya Mahila Mandal, Badapur<br />
22) Kusumbai Mahila Mandal, Badapur<br />
23) Sanghamitra Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Bhoberi<br />
24) Bhimsandesh Mahila Mandal, Mardi<br />
25) Prakash Mahila Mandal, Mathpimpalgaon<br />
26) Mayavati Mahila Mandal, Mathpimpalgaon<br />
27) Priyadarshini Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Mathpimpalgaon<br />
28) Ramabai Ambedkar M. Mahila Mandal, Mathpimpalgaon<br />
29) Sainath Mahila Mandal, Rohilagad,<br />
30) Vikas Mahila Mandal, Rohilagad<br />
31) Shivshakti Mahila Mandal, Rui<br />
32) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Lalwadi<br />
33) Bhagyalakshmi Mahila Mandal, Lasura<br />
34) Panchshila Mahila Mandal, Wadigodri<br />
35) Jia Ambika Mahila Mandal, Wadigodri<br />
36) Sidhartha M. Mahila Mandal, Wadilasura<br />
37) Jagruti Mahila Mandal, Wadikalya<br />
38) Bhimkirti Samaj Jagruti Mahila Mandal, Shahagad<br />
39) Tejaswi Gramin Mahila Mandal, Sukhapuri<br />
40) Mahalaxmi Mahila Mandal, Ashtipimpalgaon<br />
41) Laxmibai Mahila Mandal, Lakhampuri<br />
42) Shardadevi Mahila Mandal, Khadkeshwar<br />
43) Banjara Mahila Mandal, Masaitanda – 3<br />
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44) Sitadevi Mahila Mandal, Ambad<br />
45) Jagruti Mahila Mandal, Ambad<br />
Mahila Mandals in Jafrabad Taluka<br />
01) Tathagat Mahila Mandal, Adha<br />
02) Janseva Mahila Mandal, Asai<br />
03) Kranti Mahila Mandal, Haratkheda<br />
04) Adarsh Mahila Mandal, Akoladev<br />
05) Vithal Rukhmini Mahila Mandal, Ambegaon<br />
06) Seva Prityartha Mahila Mandal, Ambegaon<br />
07) Durgamata Mahila Mandal, Kusali<br />
08) Saraswati Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Kumbhari<br />
09) Pragati Mahila Mandal, Kumbhari<br />
10) Mahamayavati Mahila Mandal, Kumbhar Ranzari<br />
11) Saraswati Mahila Mandal, Kumbhar Ranzari<br />
12) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Kumbhar Ranzari<br />
13) Ramabai M. Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Kolegaon<br />
14) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Khaparkheda<br />
15) Adarsh Mahila Mandal, Khasgaon<br />
16) Mata Tuljabhavani Mahila Mandal, Khamgaon<br />
17) Bhimai Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Gondhankheda<br />
18) Sagameshwar Mahila Mandal, Gavansangameshwar<br />
19) Amrapali Mahila Mandal, Garkheda<br />
20) Ganesh Mahila Mandal, Gopi<br />
21) Sanam Mahila Mandal, Dhankheda<br />
22) Mayavati Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Janephal<br />
23) Ramabai Shikshan Vikas Mandal, Gopi<br />
24) Saraswati Mahila Mandal, Janephal<br />
25) Gurudev Seva Mahila Mandal, Janephal<br />
26) Sujata Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Jafrabad<br />
27) Annapurna Mahila Mandal, Jafrabad<br />
28) Mauli Mahila Mandal, Jafrabad<br />
29) Vikas Mahila Mandal, Jafrabad<br />
30) Vikas Mahila Mandal, Tembhurni<br />
31) Matoshri Mahila Mandal, Dongaon<br />
32) Bhagwanbaba Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Dolkheda<br />
33) Savitribai Phule Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Tapovan<br />
34) Priyadarshini Mahila Manual, Dahegaon<br />
35) Yashodhara Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Dehadhatgaon<br />
36) Amrapali Mahila Mandal, Devlegaon<br />
37) Adarsha Mahila Mandal, Nandkheda<br />
38) Naldamayanti Mahila Mandal, Nalwihara<br />
39) Ambika Mahila Mandal, Pimpalgaon (Kada)<br />
40) Ramabai M. Mahila Mandal, Papal<br />
41) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Borgaon (Phadar)<br />
42) Durgamata Mahila Mandal, Bootkheda<br />
43) Devi Kapil Adarsh Mahila Mandal, Bootkheda<br />
44) Sujata M. Mahila Mandal, Bootkheda<br />
45) Samadhan Mahila Mandal, Bharaj<br />
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46) Seema M. Mahila Mandal, Bharaj (Bk.)<br />
47) Santoshi Mata Mahila Mandal, Bharaj (Bk.)<br />
48) Ganesh Mahila Mandal, Bharadkheda<br />
49) Jijamata Mahila Gramvikas Mandal, Pomhasrul<br />
50) Gurudev Seva Mahila Mandal, Warud (Kh.)<br />
51) Renukamata Mahila Mandal, Sawarani<br />
52) Jaibhawani Mahila Mandal, Watephale<br />
53) Yashodhara Mahila Mandal, Shirala<br />
54) Sant Sakhubai Gramin Vikas Mahila Mandal, Shirala<br />
55) Ganga Mahila Mandal, Sipora<br />
56) Bholenath Mahila Mandal, Sawarkheda Godhan<br />
57) Krantikarya Mahila Mandal, Hiwarakabali<br />
Mahila Mandal in Ghanasawangi Taluka<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
01) Priyadarshani Bahuoddeshiya Stri Sudhar Mahila Mandal, Antarwali Tembhi<br />
02) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Antarwali Rai<br />
03) Shri. Saibaba Mahila Mandal, Awalgaon (Bk.)<br />
04) Uttareshwar Mahila Mandal, Ukkadgaon<br />
05) Gajanan Maharaj Mahila Mandal, Ukkadgaon<br />
06) Ganesh Mahila Mandal, Kumbhar Pimpalgaon<br />
07) Samartha Mahila Mandal, Kumbhar Pimpalgaon<br />
08) Shri. Vithhal Mahila Mandal, Kumbhar Pimpalgaon<br />
09) Shri Krishna Mahila Mandal, Kumbhar Pimpalgaon<br />
10) Ramabai Ambedkar M. Mahila Mandal, Khadkat<br />
11) Kulswami Durga Mahila Mandal, Gadhesawargaon<br />
12) Swargiya Parwatabai Khoktar Mahila Bahuoddeshiya Sevabhavi Sanstha,<br />
Gadhesawargaon<br />
13) Mammadevi Mahila Mandal, Gadhesawargaon<br />
14) Sawitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Gunj<br />
15) Ramabai Ambedkar M. Mahila Mandal, Gunj<br />
16) Ahhilyabai Mahila Mandal, Ghansawangi<br />
17) Nursinha Mahila Mandal, Ghanwawangi<br />
18) Awishkar Mahila Mandal, Jogladevi<br />
19) Ahermal Mahila Mandal, Dhakephal<br />
20) Matoshri Ramabai Ambedkar M. Mahila Mandal, Tirthapuri<br />
Mahila Mandals in Partur Taluka<br />
01) Rohini Mahila Mandal, Akoli<br />
02) Mauli Kripa Mahila Mandal, Asanagaon<br />
03) Sawitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Karla<br />
04) Ramamata Mahila Mandal, Khandvi<br />
05) Mayavati Mahila Mandal, Chincholi<br />
06) Gurudev Mahila Mandal, Dolhara<br />
07) Maherghar Mahila Mandal, Dhamangaon<br />
08) Janjagruti M. Mahila Mandal, Patoda<br />
09) Saraswati Mahila Mandal, Paratwadi<br />
10) Suyog M. Mahila Mandal, Bramhani<br />
11) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Rohina (Bk.)<br />
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12) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Loni<br />
13) Sujata Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Warphal<br />
14) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Warphal<br />
15) Bhagini Mahila Mandal, Watur<br />
16) Bhimshakti M. Mahila Mandal, Watur<br />
17) Savitribai Phule Mahila Mandal, Hatadi<br />
18) Vishakha Mahila Mandal, Partur<br />
Mahila Mandals in Mantha Taluka<br />
01) Tuljabhavani Mahila Mandal, Ambhora Shelke<br />
02) darsh Mahila Mandal, Dahiphal Khandare<br />
03) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Devthana Oswad<br />
04) Jagdamba M. Mahila Mandal, Daha<br />
05) Ahhilyabai Mahila Mandal, Pangri<br />
06) Adarsh M. Mahila Mandal, Patoda (Bk.)<br />
07) Ganaraya Gramin M. Mahila Mandal, Pakni<br />
08) Renukai Mahila Seva Bhavi Mandal, Pewa<br />
09) Sahjivan Mahila Mandal, Padali Dudha<br />
10) Puja M. Mahila Mandal, Pangri (GO)<br />
11) Kanchan Mahila Mandal, Pangri (GO)<br />
12) Matoshri Ramabai Mahila Mandal, Mantha<br />
13) Priyadarshini Mahila Mandal, Mantha<br />
14) Jai Tuljabhavani M. Mahila Mandal, Malegaon, Tq. Mantha<br />
15) Kusumtai Mahila Mandal, Malegaon<br />
16) Renukadevi Mahila Mandal, Mahora<br />
17) Renukadevi Mahila Mandal, Wadhegaon<br />
18) Maherghar Mahila Mandal, Helus<br />
19) Matoshri Ramabai Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Helus<br />
20) Ramabai Mahila Mandal, Widoli<br />
Mahila Mandals in Badnapur<br />
01) Ekta Mahila Mandal, Akola<br />
02) Rushi Bhakta Mahila Mandal, Asarkheda<br />
03) Kranti Jyoti M. Mahila Mandal, Kusali<br />
04) Yashodhara Mahila Mandal, Keligavan<br />
05) Dhanlaxmi Mahila Mandal, Keligavan<br />
06) Durgadevi Mahila Mandal, Kinhola<br />
07) Bhimkranti M. Mahila Mandal, Kinhola<br />
08) Sau. Prerna M. Mahila Mandal, Kinhola<br />
09) Vandev Mahila Mandal, Kandari (Kh.)<br />
10) Ahhilyabai Mahila Mandal, Kajala<br />
11) Ramabai Ambedkar Mahila Mandal, Kajala<br />
12) Renuka Mahila Mandal, Bhatkheda Khamgaon<br />
13) Jaibhavani Mahila Mandal, Khadgaon<br />
14) Sharda Mahila Mandal, Chikhali<br />
15) Priyadarshini Mahila Mandal, Dongargaon<br />
16) Gautami M. Mahila Mandal, Dawargaon<br />
17) Vikas Mahila Mandal, Devgaon<br />
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18) Shivganga M. Mahila Mandal, Devgaon<br />
19) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Dawalwadi<br />
20) Maheshwari Mahila Mandal, Dawalwadi<br />
21) Triratna M. Mahila Mandal, Dabhadi<br />
22) Kapil M. Mahila Mandal, Devpimpalgaon<br />
23) Vithhal Rakhmai Mahila Mandal, Devpimpalgaon<br />
24) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Devpimpalgaon<br />
25) Vijaya Mahila Mandal, Dhopteshwar<br />
26) Ramabai Ambedkar M. Mahila Mandal, Nanegaon<br />
27) Bholeshankar Mahila Mandal, Nandkheda<br />
28) Amol Mahila Mandal, Pathar Devalgaon<br />
29) Sarthak Mahila Vikas Sanstha, Walapur<br />
30) Jai Sitaram Mahila Mandal, Balapur<br />
31) Kavita Gramodyog Mahila Mandal, Wahegaon<br />
32) Sujata Gramodyog Mahila Mandal, Wahegaon<br />
33) Jivanjyoti M. Mahila Mandal, Wahegaon<br />
34) Jai Maharashtra Mahila Mandal, Wahegaon<br />
35) Ahilyabai Mahila Mandal, Bawnepangri<br />
36) Gram Vikas Mahila Mandal, Bawnepangri<br />
37) Panchshil Mahila Mandal, Bawanepangri<br />
38) Bahujan M. Mahila Mandal, Bawanepangri<br />
39) Indira Mahila Mandal, Butegaon<br />
40) Yashodhara M. Mahila Mandal, Malegaon<br />
41) Mauli M. Mandal, Matrewadi<br />
42) Dhammadip M. Mahila Mandal, Madwa<br />
43) Amrapali Mahila Mandal, Mandevalgaon<br />
44) Vishakha Mahila Mandal, Mandevalgaon<br />
45) Kranti Mahila Mandal, Roshangaon<br />
46) Yashodhara M. Mahila Mandal, Ranjangaon<br />
47) Maherghar Mahila Mandal, Wakulni<br />
48) Magaswargiya Ramada Mahila Manual, Smoothen<br />
49) Gramin Vikas Mahila Mandal, Selgaon<br />
50) Jai Bhawani Mahila Mandal, Hiwaradabhadi<br />
51) Sharda Mahila Mandal, Hiwaradabhadi<br />
52) Navsakshar Mahila Mandal, Ramdulwadi<br />
53) Gramvikas Mahila Mandal, Pimpalgaon<br />
54) Miriyam Mahila Mandal, Pimpalgaon<br />
55) Amrapali Mahila Mandal, Waghrula, Dongargaon<br />
56) Samartha Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Gewraibazzar<br />
Mahila Mandals in Bhokardan Taluka<br />
01) Karuna Mahila Mandal, Awhana<br />
02) Laxmikant Mahila Mandal, Anwa<br />
03) Aajubai Mahila Mandal, Anwa<br />
04) Saraswati Devi Mahila Mandal, Ebrahimpur<br />
05) Ramabai M. Mahila Mandal, Ebrahimpur<br />
06) Sarswati Mahila Mandal, Ekephal<br />
07) Sant Janabai Mahila Mandal, Kumbhari<br />
08) Shri. Tuljabhawani Mahila Mandal, Kumbhari<br />
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09) Rohini Mahila Mandal, Kodoli<br />
10) Priyadarshani Mahila Mandal, Kedarkheda<br />
11) Kodeshwar Mahila Mandal, Koda<br />
12) Walmikeshwar M. Mahila Mandal, Koda<br />
13) Renukamata Mahila Mandal, Koda<br />
14) Saptashringi Mahila Mandal, Koda<br />
15) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Kalyani<br />
16) Ahilya Bai Holkar Mahila Mandal, Kalyani<br />
17) Walmiki M. Mahila Mandal, Kothakoli<br />
18) Yogeshwar Mahila Mandal, Kothakoli<br />
19) Rashtramata Jijabai Mahila Mandal, Khaparkheda<br />
20) Durgadevi Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Garkheda<br />
21) Mayavati M. Mahila Mandal, Chandetepali<br />
22) Devata Mahila Mandal, Chincholi<br />
23) Gramjagruti Mahila Mandal, Jawkheda (Bk.)<br />
24) Sadhna Mahila Mandal, Jalgaon Sapkal<br />
25) Adarsh Mahila Mandal, Jalgaon Sapkal<br />
26) Matoshri Bhagubai Mahila Mandal, Jalgaon Sapkal<br />
27) Yogita Mahila Mandal, Talni<br />
28) Gramin Vikas Mahila Mandal, Tadkalas<br />
29) Ahilya Devi M. Mahila Mandal, Tadegaon<br />
30) Saptashringi Mahila Mandal, Tadegaon<br />
31) Pragati M. Mahila Mandal, Thigalkheda<br />
32) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Nimbola<br />
33) Viksit Mahila Mandal, Nalani (Kh.)<br />
34) Sawitribai Phule Mahila Mandal, Nalani (Kh.)<br />
35) Mirabai Mahila Mandal, Nalani (Kh.)<br />
36) Tulajabhawani Mahila Mandal, Perjapur<br />
37) Akanksha Mahila Mandal, Pimpalgaon<br />
38) Prerna Mahila Mandal, Palaskheda Dabhadi<br />
39) Matoshri Ramabai Ambedkar M. Mahila Mandal, Borgaon Jahangir<br />
40) Rashtramata Jijau Mahila Mandal, Borgaon Jahangir<br />
41) Mayavati Mahila Mandal, Baranjala Sabale<br />
42) Janjagruti Mahila Mandal, Baranjala Sabale<br />
43) Jai Bhawani Mahila Mandal, Baranjala Lokhande<br />
44) Samata M. Mahila Mandal, Babhulgaon<br />
45) Padmapani Mahila Mandal, Babhulagaon<br />
46) Mahila Mandal Bhokardan<br />
47) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Bhokardan<br />
48) Navjivan Mahila Mandal, Bhokardan<br />
49) Ashirwad Mahila Mandal, Umarkheda<br />
50) Jhansichi Rani Laxmibai Mahila Mandal, Muthad<br />
51) Ahilya Bai Mahila Mandal, Malegaon<br />
52) Rajureshwar Gramodyog Mahila Mandal, Rajur<br />
53) Mayavati Mahila Mandal, Rajur<br />
54) Priyadarshani Mahila Mandal, Wakli<br />
55) Jijamata Gramodyog Mahila Mandal, Warud (Bk.)<br />
56) Girija Gramin Mahila Vikas Mandal, Warud (Bk.)<br />
57) Savitribai Phule Mahila Mandal, Wadod Tanda<br />
58) Jai Bhavani Mahila Mandal, Wiregaon<br />
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59) Thanganabai Mahila Mandal, Wadhona<br />
60) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Walsawangi<br />
61) Sarwadna Gramin Mahila Mandal, Subhanpur<br />
62) Sant Muktabai Mahila Sanstha, Sirajgaon<br />
63) Dattatraya Mahila Mandal, Sirajgaon<br />
64) Saraswati Mahila Mandal, Soygaondevi<br />
65) Gramin Mahila Mandal, Siporabazzar<br />
66) Kalpana Mahila Mandal, Siporabazzar<br />
67) Matoshri Ramabai Ambedkar Mahila Mandal, Sawangi<br />
68) Onkareshwar Mahila Mandal, Sawangi<br />
69) Jagdamba Mata Mahila Mandal, Sawangi<br />
70) Indira Sfurti Mahila Mandal, Hasanabad<br />
71) Pragati Mahila Mandal, Hasanabad<br />
72) Asmita Mahila Mandal, Hasanabad<br />
73) Savata Mali Mahila Mandal, Bhokardan<br />
74) Bhagini Nivedita Mahila Mandal, Bhokardan<br />
75) Adarsh Mahila Mandal, Bhokardan<br />
76) Gramvikas Mahila Mandal, Samartha Nagar<br />
77) Laxmibai Saraswati Mahila Mandal, Bhokardan<br />
Mahila Mandals in Jalna Taluka<br />
01) Annabhau Sathe M. Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
02) Alsaba Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
03) Bahujan Samaj Bhagini Mandal, Jalna<br />
04) Bhagyoday Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
05) Chandrakala M. Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
06) Dhamaratna M. Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
07) Dhavaleshwar Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
08) Dipjyoti M. Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
09) Phoenix Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
10) Gautami Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
11) Jaikranti Mahila Vikas Mandal, Jalna<br />
12) Janki Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
13) Jyoti Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
14) Jogeshwari Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
15) Kamala Vikas Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
16) Krantisurya Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
17) K. Gayabai Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
18) Kasar Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
19) Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
20) Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
21) Muslim Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
22) Narishakti Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
23) Nandadip Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
24) Prerna Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
25) Pariniti Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
26) Pragati Vikas Mandal, Jalna<br />
27) Ramabai Ambedkar Upasika Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
28) Rajmata Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
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29) Renukamata Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
30) Rajureshwar Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
31) Sai Baba M. Mahila Kalyan Mandal, Jalna<br />
32) Samata Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
33) Shivneri Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
34) Sukeshini M. Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
35) Sanghamitra Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
36) Saraswati Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
37) Shivai Mahila Vikas Mandal, Jalna<br />
38) Surabhi Mahila Vikas Mandal, Jalna<br />
39) Savitribai Phule Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
40) Shraddha Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
41) Vaibhavshali Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
42) Suyog Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
43) Mohta Devi Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
44) Samartha Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
45) Shri. Sai Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
46) Sahanbhuti Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
47) Trupti Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
48) Vishakha Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
49) Vaishali M. Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
50) Yogita Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
51) Yashoda Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
52) Savitribai Phule M. Vikas Mahila Mandal, Ukhali<br />
53) Mirabai Mahila Mandal, Ukhali<br />
54) Vithhal Mahila Mandal, Ukhali<br />
55) Chaitanya Gramodyog Mahila Mandal, Utwad<br />
56) Ganesh Mahila Mandal, Arandwadgaon<br />
57) Savitribai Phule Sudhar Mahila Mandal, Kumbhephal<br />
58) Matoshri Bhimai Mahila Mandal, Kumbhephal<br />
59) Shil M. Mahila Mandal, Kumbhephal<br />
60) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Kadwanchi<br />
61) Amrapali M. Mahila Mandal, Kadwanchi<br />
62) Shital Mahila Mandal, Khabewadi<br />
63) Shri. Ganesh Mahila Mandal, Kharpudi<br />
64) Ranjana Mahila Mandal, Kharpudi<br />
65) Shri. Jagdamba Devi Gramodyog Mahila Mandal, Khodepuri<br />
66) Bhimchhaya M. Mahila Mandal, Golapangri<br />
67) Vaishali Mahila Mandal, Gavali Pokhri<br />
68) Pragati Mahila Mandal, Ghetuli<br />
69) Gurukripa Mahila Mandal, Ghetuli<br />
70) Rukhmini Mahila Mandal, Ghanewadi<br />
71) Adarsh Bhagini Mandal, Jalna<br />
72) Mahila Mandal, Old Jalna<br />
73) Stri Mukti Sanskrutik Samiti, Jalna<br />
74) Amba Mahila Mandal, Kadrabad<br />
75) Indira Pratishthit Mahila Mandal, Jamwadi<br />
76) Shri Krishna Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
77) Kranti M. Mahila Mandal, Jalgaon<br />
78) Sanghmitra M. Mahila Mandal, Dambari<br />
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79) Chhawa Gramyojna Mahila Mandal, Tandulwadi<br />
80) Sanchi Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Tandulwadi<br />
81) Priyadarshini Mahila Mandal, Tatewadi<br />
82) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Devmurti<br />
83) Kranti Mahila Mandal, Dudhna Kolegaon<br />
84) Bhimchhaya Mahila Mandal, Daregaon<br />
85) Rukhmini Mahila Mandal, Daregaon<br />
86) Uday Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Deregaon<br />
87) Mahalaxmi Mahila Mandal, Dahiphal Kale<br />
88) Matoshri Jijamata Bahuoddeshiya Seva Sanstha, Dahiphal Kale<br />
89) Ramabai M. Mahila Mandal, Ner<br />
90) Bhimjyoti M. Mahila Mandal, Panchanwadgaon<br />
91) Waradlaxmi Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Panchanwadgaon<br />
92) Sawitribai Phule M. Mandal, Patrud<br />
93) Sanjivni Mahila Mandal, Patrud<br />
94) Maharshi Valmiki Mahila Mandal, Patrud<br />
95) Gajanan Mahila Mandal, Bathan<br />
96) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Bathan<br />
97) Vaishali Mahila Mandal, Borgaon<br />
98) Ahilya Devi Mahila Mandal, Bhatepuri<br />
99) Adarsh Mahila Mandal, Pimpri Dukari<br />
100) Tulja Bhavani Mahila Mandal, Mohadi<br />
101) Matoshri Ramabai Ambedkar M. Mahila Mandal, Malshendra<br />
102) Yashodhara M. Mahila Mandal, Rohanwadi<br />
103) Samta Gram Vikas Mahila Mandal, Rewgaon<br />
104) Udaynagar Vikas Mahila Mandal, Revgao Jalna<br />
105) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Ramanagar<br />
106) Ramai M. Mahila Mandal, Rammurti<br />
107) Prabhat Mahila Mandal, Wiregaon<br />
108) Savitribai Mahila Mandal, Waghrul<br />
109) Bhimjyoti Mahila Mandal, Wadgaon<br />
110) Sarswati Mahila Mandal, Wakhari<br />
111) Jagdamba Mahila Mandal, Waghrul<br />
112) Kai. Shahir Annabhau Sathe M. Mahila Mandal, Sarwadi<br />
113) Bhimgarjana Mahila Mandal, Shiraswadi<br />
114) Dilasa Mahila Mandal, Shiraswadi<br />
115) Indira Mahila and Vikas Mandal, Sevali<br />
116) Arunoday Sanskrutik and Gram Vikas Mandal, Sevali<br />
117) Matoshri Limbai Mahila Mandal, Shambhu Sawargaon<br />
118) Samata M. Mahila Mandal, Somnath<br />
119) Renuka Mahila Mandal, Sawargaon<br />
120) Bahujan M. Mahila Mandal, Sawargaon<br />
121) Someshwar Mahila Mandal, Somnath<br />
122) Indira Mahila Mandal, Shivani<br />
123) Ramabai Ambedkar Upasika Mahila Mandal, Jalna<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
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Yuvak Mandals in Jalna District<br />
Sr. No. Name of Institution Name of Contact Person<br />
01 Shri Krishna Yuvak and<br />
Sanskrutik Krida Mandal,<br />
Antarwali Sarati, Tq. Ambad,<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
02 Sudarshan Yuvak Sanskrutik<br />
Mandal, Ankushnagar, Tq.<br />
Ambad, Dist. Jalna<br />
03 Samartha Yuvak Sanskrutik<br />
Krida Mandal, Tadhadgaon, Tq.<br />
Ambad, Dist. Jalna<br />
04 Navyuvak Sanghatna, Dahegaon,<br />
Tq. Jafrabad, Dist. Jalna<br />
05 Gramin Yuvak Krida Mandal,<br />
Kajala, Tq. Badnapur, Dist. Jalna<br />
06 Atmanand Yuvak Mandal,<br />
Awhana, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
07 Bhagwati Yuvak Sanskrutik<br />
Mandal, Kothakoli, Tq.<br />
Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna<br />
08 Siddhishwar Navyuvak Sanskritik<br />
Krida Mandal, Jalgaon Sapkal,<br />
Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna<br />
09 Shri Ram Yuvak Krida<br />
Sanskrutik Krida Mandal,<br />
Thigalkheda, Tq. Bhokardan Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
10 Bajrang Yuvak Sanskritik Yuvak<br />
Mandal, Dhawada, Tq.<br />
Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna<br />
11 Ekta Yuvak Sanskritik Yuvak<br />
Mandal, Dhawada, Tq.<br />
Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna<br />
12 Swami Vivekanand Krida<br />
Mandal, Pimpalgaon Renukai,<br />
Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna<br />
13 Janseva Sanskritik Yuva Vyayam<br />
Mandal, Bhivpur, Tq. Bhokardan,<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
14 Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj<br />
Krida Yuvak Mandal, Warud<br />
(Bk.), Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna<br />
15 Chaitanya Yuvak Mandal, Sipora<br />
Bazar, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
Mr. Rajendra P. Dakhane, Tq.<br />
Ambad, Dist. Jalna<br />
Mr. Nandkumar P. Khose, Tq.<br />
Ambad, Dist. Jalna<br />
Mr. Bhimashankar Raosaheb<br />
Waghude, Tadhadgaon, Tq.<br />
Ambad, Dist. Jalna<br />
Mr. Bhagwan Eknath Deshmukh,<br />
Dahegaon, Tq. Jafrabad, Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
Mr. Raghunath Uttamrao Bhode,<br />
Kajala, Tq. Badnapur, Dist. Jalna<br />
Mr. Sheshrao Bhimrao Awhad,<br />
Awhana, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
Mr. Vinayakrao Laxman Korde,<br />
Kothakoli, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
Mr. Jagganath Yeduba Sapkal,<br />
Jalgaon Sapkal, Tq. Bhokardan,<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
Mr. Gambhir Sandu Dhavle Patil,<br />
Thigalkheda, Tq. Bhokardan,<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
Mr. Shivaji Mahadu Gavali,<br />
Dhawada, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
Mr. Gayasoddin Sayyad Amir,<br />
Dhawada, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
Mr. Sudhirkumar Shyamrao<br />
Wagh, Pimpalgaon Renukai, Tq.<br />
Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna<br />
Mr. Himmatrao Khandu Janjal,<br />
Bhivpur, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
Mr. Vishwas Bhaurao Wagh,<br />
Warud (Bk.), Tq. Bhokardan,<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
Mr. Abdul Rahim Ahmed Khan,<br />
Sipora Bazar, Tq. Bhokardan,<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
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16 Adarsh Vikas Mandal, Jalna, Tq.<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
17 Jaiswal Yuva Manch, Jalna, Tq.<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
18 Swami Vivekanand Yuva Krida<br />
and Sanskritik Mandal, Jalna, Tq.<br />
and Dist. Jalna<br />
19 United Yuvak Kalyan Mandal,<br />
Jalna, Tq. Dist. Jalna<br />
20 Yuvak Vikas Mandal, Jalna, Tq.<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
21 Tushar Yuvak Mahila Sanskritik<br />
Krida Mandal, Kharpudi, Tq.<br />
Jalna, Dist. Jalna<br />
22 Nav Yuvak Mandal, Golapangri,<br />
Tq. Dist. Jalna<br />
23 Dudhna Sanskritik Krida Mandal,<br />
Dudhna Kalegaon, Tq. Jalna,<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
24 Nath Yuva Krida Mandal,<br />
Shiraswadi, Tq. Dist. Jalna<br />
25 Arunoday Sanskritik and Gram<br />
Vikas Mandal, Sevali, Tq. Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
26 Chhatrapati Sambhaji<br />
Bahuoddeshiya Yuva and Krida<br />
Mandal, Hiswan (Kh.), Tq. Jalna<br />
Dist. Jalna<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
Mr. Vasant Shyamrao<br />
Jambhorkar, Jalna, Tq. Dist. Jalna<br />
Mr. Manoj Kishan Jaiswal,<br />
Bejanzi Rd., Jalna, Tq. Dist. Jalna<br />
Mr. Rupesh Hiralal Hundiwale,<br />
Shani Mandir, Jalna Tq. District<br />
Jalna<br />
Mr. Abdul Hapiz Abdul Gaffar,<br />
Bhaji Mandai, Old Jalna Tq. Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
Mr. Balasaheb Asaram Tanpure,<br />
Mastagad, Old Jalna, Tq. Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
Mr. Subhash T. Dethe, Kharpudi,<br />
Tq. Jalna, Dist. Jalna<br />
Mr. Kondibhau Jija Patil,<br />
Golapangri, Tq. Dist. Jalna<br />
Mr. Rameshwar Uttamrao<br />
Bhandarge, Dudhna Kolegaon,<br />
Tq. Jalna, Dist. Jalna<br />
Mr. Raosaheb Nagorao Dhage,<br />
Shiraswadi, Tq. Dist. Jalna<br />
Mr. Laxmikant Bhimrao<br />
Ghiwangirkar, Sevali, Tq. Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
Mr. Sanjay Bhujangrao Gavane,<br />
Hiswan (Kh.), Tq. Jalna Dist.<br />
Jalna<br />
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8.3.3 Mutual Aid and Resource Groups (MARGs)<br />
The objective of setting up MARGs in these areas are<br />
• Make the industrial zone self-sufficient<br />
• Encourage pooling of resources to tackle industrial accidents<br />
• Manage both on-site and off-site industrial accidents<br />
• Provide for a degree of expertise in managing <strong>disaster</strong>s<br />
• Reduce the response time for managing <strong>disaster</strong>s<br />
• To integrate the on-site plan of industries with an off-site plan.<br />
• Assist the <strong>district</strong> administration in managing <strong>disaster</strong>s<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
These MARGs are formed in areas where chemical and hazardous industries are located. The<br />
guidelines for the formation of MARGs are provided in Annexure I.<br />
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8.3.4 Community Emergency Response Teams (CERTs)<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
In most <strong>disaster</strong>s, community members are the first to respond before any outside assistance<br />
can reach the <strong>disaster</strong> site. Therefore in certain <strong>disaster</strong> prone areas a group of young<br />
volunteers or Community Emergency Response Teams are being formed and trained to<br />
undertake essential tasks which would reduce loss of life and property and at the same time<br />
build confidence in self-<strong>management</strong>. Essentially CERTs would contribute in the following<br />
areas:<br />
1. Organising training and preparedness exercises at the community level<br />
2. Ensuring family preparedness on the receipt of warning<br />
3. Ensuring communication links both within the community and with administration<br />
4. Controlling rumours and panic behaviour and undertaking confidence building activities<br />
5. Mobilising youth and able-bodied persons from the community to provide volunteers<br />
support, wherever required<br />
6. Organising local work teams for immediate rescue, and relief e.g. cooked food, first aid,<br />
assistance in law and order<br />
7. Assisting the handicapped who need special help<br />
8. Facilitating movement of relief teams during evacuation and relief and ensuring<br />
appropriate tagging as and when necessary<br />
9. Guarding major installations and evacuated properties till the administration takes over.<br />
These CERTs are expected to support the efforts of the Gram Panchayat and Tahsildar.<br />
8.3.5 Villages where CERTs can be formed<br />
High-risk villages which have been identified by the <strong>district</strong> administration according to the<br />
following criteria.<br />
Epidemic-prone Villages<br />
Earthquake-prone Villages<br />
Riverside Villages<br />
Remote Villages<br />
The list of such villages are given in Section 3.2 of Volume I of the Plan.<br />
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8.4 Areas of Community Participation<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
Administration and NGOs at the <strong>disaster</strong> site should ensure maximum community<br />
participation in all stages of operation in order to maintain community morale and<br />
confidence, maximise the use of local resources, reduce costs of operation and promote a<br />
faster recovery. It is important to note that the so-called “victims” are not all that helpless and<br />
offer a tremendous manpower resource and ingenuity to overcome the crises. Disaster<br />
<strong>management</strong> situations offers a wide range of choice and demands a immediate decision<br />
making. The participation of communities and their representatives would reduce the<br />
pressures on administration with regard to the choice and uncertainties of community’s<br />
response to the decision-making process.<br />
Based on local dynamics, ethos and the experience of the Latur earthquake, an appropriate<br />
strategy to ensure community support has been evolved. Such efforts to enlist community<br />
support and participation have gone a long way in reassuring the community about the<br />
administration’s intent and seriousness about managing the <strong>disaster</strong>.<br />
Efforts to enlist community participation is being ensured by<br />
identifying situational, opinion and position leaders in the community and voicing<br />
administration’s confidence in their capabilities to undertake the tasks.<br />
Consultations and dialogues expressly indicating the need for assistance would encourage<br />
the community and its leaders to come forward.<br />
Regular feedback meetings and an open book approach to demonstrate transparency.<br />
Involving community in decision making at local levels<br />
The major areas of community participation are being identified and include the following :<br />
8.4.1 During Evacuation<br />
For appropriate security and law and order evacuation would be undertaken with assistance<br />
from community leaders and community based organisations (CBOs).<br />
The entire family would evacuate together as a unit. However, to avoid stampede and<br />
confusion and in cases of inadequate transport or limited time, emergency evacuation would<br />
be undertaken in the following order :<br />
• seriously injured and sick<br />
• children, women and handicapped<br />
• Old<br />
• Able-bodied<br />
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Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
For emergency evacuations , the families would be encouraged to take along water, food,<br />
clothing and emergency supplies to last at least three days.<br />
In addition, the families would be encouraged to assemble the following kit.<br />
• Adequate supply of water in closed, unbreakable containers.<br />
• Adequate supply of non-perishable packaged food and dry rations<br />
• A change of clothing and rain gear.<br />
• Blankets and bed sheets, towels<br />
• Buckets, Plates and mugs made of plastic<br />
• Soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste<br />
• A battery-powered radio, torch, lantern, matches<br />
• Cash and jewelry<br />
• Personal medicines<br />
• A list of important family documents including ration card, passport, bank passbook<br />
address/telephone book (of relatives), certificates, driving license, property documents,<br />
insurance documents etc.<br />
• Special items including foods, for infants, elderly or disabled family members.<br />
People would be asked to shut off electricity and water at main switches and valves before<br />
leaving.<br />
People would be asked to listen to a battery-powered radio and follow local instructions.<br />
In other cases, people would be advised to follow these steps:<br />
• Wear protective clothing.<br />
• Secure their homes. Close and lock doors and windows.<br />
• Turn off the main water valve and electricity<br />
• Leave early enough to avoid being trapped.<br />
• Follow recommended evacuation routes. Not to take shortcuts. They may be blocked.<br />
• Not to move into flooded areas.<br />
• Stay away from downed power lines.<br />
• Animals may not be allowed in public shelters. With respect to livestock, community<br />
would be instructed to set the livestock free before evacuating in order to avoid extensive<br />
loss of livestock. If possible, the community may be advised to carry the livestock along<br />
if the evacuation does not involve transportation by vehicles.<br />
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8.4.2 During the Disaster<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
Community leaders would be responsible for ensuring the following community behaviour :<br />
• People stay calm and panic behaviour is not encouraged. Regulate helter-skelter running<br />
or crowding of people.<br />
• Encourage people to stay at a secured place and protect themselves from injuries.<br />
• People do not enter damaged buildings or structures or even their own houses<br />
• People do not touch electric poles, utility wires/cables<br />
• People do not use telephones except in life-threatening situations<br />
• Preparedness of community for recurrence of the <strong>disaster</strong>, increase in severity, or<br />
consequential emergencies<br />
• Check for injuries. Do not attempt to move seriously injured persons unless they are in<br />
immediate danger of death or further injury.<br />
• Undertake first-aid activities as per the guidelines given in preparedness and mitigation<br />
document of DDMAP<br />
• Visually inspect utility lines and appliances for damage.<br />
• If water pipes are damaged, shut off the water supply at the main valve.<br />
• People stay away from damaged areas, unless their assistance has been specifically<br />
requested by police, fire or relief organizations.<br />
• Mobilise people to put out small fires and people inside are made to evacuate.<br />
• People do not throw away any damaged goods until an official inventory has been taken.<br />
• Help police, if requested, to maintain law and order and watch the evacuated property<br />
during the <strong>disaster</strong><br />
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8.4.3 During Relief and Rehabilitation<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
Immediately after the <strong>disaster</strong>, the members of the community may look depressed and<br />
helpless, but very soon gets euphoric when they find that after all everything is not lost.<br />
Participation of community at this stage helps in early recovery and promotes mental health.<br />
It is necessary to see that member of the community are continuously engaged in some sort of<br />
helping activity to draw them out of their depression.<br />
Relief authorities at the site would therefore:<br />
• Encourage self-help in every activity of their day-to-day living.<br />
• Encourage assistance for location and identification of dead, disposal of dead bodies,<br />
disposal of carcasses and disposal of damaged food stocks<br />
• Encourage contribution of labour (loading, unloading, distribution, temporary<br />
constructions, salvage and restoration of water supplies, Food distribution, relief camps,<br />
cattle camps etc.)<br />
• Enlist assistance for updating records of damages and losses.<br />
• Enlist assistance in maintenance of law and order<br />
• Enlist assistance in maintaining sanitation standards and disposal of waste<br />
• Promote cultural and recreational activities in order to protect the mental health and<br />
sustain the ethical and moral values.<br />
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8.5 Encouraging Family Level Preparedness<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
In order to assist the families to prepare themselves, community education programme will be<br />
undertaken to acquaint members of the community with the nature of each <strong>disaster</strong>, the type<br />
of damage that can occur, the demands it would generate both at family and community level<br />
and the manner in which it will be responded to. Even with the best of planning, it is difficult<br />
to assess the exact impact of the <strong>disaster</strong> and the response time. Under the circumstances<br />
then, families have to prepare themselves for a prolonged period before the administration<br />
can reach them. Although collective efforts of the community can reduce the hardship to<br />
some extent a large part of the burden would be on the family itself. Hence families would be<br />
encouraged to check for the in-house hazards as also use the given emergency checklist and<br />
prepare itself accordingly.<br />
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8.5.1 Checking for in-house hazards<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
• Encourage people to inspect their houses once every year to find and correct potential<br />
hazards such as any household items that can move, fall, break, or cause a fire.<br />
• Check for electrical hazards.<br />
♦ Undertake repairs or replacement of hazardous cables, plugs, connections.<br />
♦ Remove unwanted plug points or unused cables.<br />
• Check for combustible materials in the household<br />
♦ Appropriateness of storage place (light, ventilation, heat and reach of children)<br />
♦ Appropriateness of containers of flammable liquids such as kerosene/diesel (quality<br />
of material, quantity of material, covers, leakage)<br />
♦ Precautions undertaken for managing the spills<br />
• Check for fire hazards.<br />
♦ Separation of household goods from inflammable materials<br />
♦ Separation of fuel from combustible materials<br />
♦ Cleaning of valves, pressure stoves and supply points<br />
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8.5.2 Emergency Planning and Checklists<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
Families need to prepare themselves for any kind of <strong>disaster</strong>. This would require specific<br />
<strong>information</strong> about emergency water and food and a recommended checklist of emergency<br />
supplies which will enable the family to sustain itself till adequate facilities for relief are<br />
organised.<br />
8.5.2.1 Emergency checklist:<br />
• Find out which <strong>disaster</strong>s could occur in the area.<br />
• Ask how to prepare for each <strong>disaster</strong>.<br />
• Know the members of the CERT<br />
• Ask how warnings are given in an emergency.<br />
• Learn about the community's evacuation routes.<br />
• Learn about designated shelters<br />
• Ask about special assistance for elderly or disabled persons.<br />
• Learn about emergency plans at the workplace.<br />
• Learn about emergency plans for the children’s school or day-care center.<br />
8.5.2.2 Create an emergency plan:<br />
• Meet with household members. Discuss with children the dangers of fire, severe<br />
weather, earthquakes and other emergencies.<br />
• Discuss how to respond to each <strong>disaster</strong> that could occur.<br />
• Talk to children about the likely <strong>disaster</strong>s<br />
• It is easier for children to understand what is happening during a <strong>disaster</strong> if they<br />
already know what can take place. Point out that some of the <strong>disaster</strong>s are indeed<br />
natural events and although they are dangerous, they do not have to be lifethreatening<br />
if adequate precautions are taken. Try not to alarm the children in<br />
discussing possible <strong>disaster</strong>s.<br />
• Teach children about the safety precautions for each <strong>disaster</strong>.<br />
• Learn how to turn off the water and electricity at main switches.<br />
• Create a network of relatives, friends or co-workers to assist the disabled in an<br />
emergency.<br />
• Provide for medical alert tags or bracelets to identify the handicapped person<br />
8.5.2.3 Disaster supplies kit<br />
• For emergency evacuations , the families should be encouraged to take along<br />
adequate supply of water, food, clothing and emergency supplies.<br />
• The families should be encouraged to assemble the <strong>disaster</strong> supplies kit as<br />
described earlier.<br />
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8.5.3 Evacuation Preparedness<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
When community evacuations become necessary, local officials would provide <strong>information</strong><br />
to the public through the media. Government agencies, and other <strong>disaster</strong> relief organisations<br />
would provide emergency shelter and supplies.<br />
The amount of time the families have to evacuate will depend on the <strong>disaster</strong>. If the event<br />
can be monitored, like a cyclone, families could have a day or two to get ready. But many<br />
<strong>disaster</strong>s offer no time for people to gather even the most basic necessities. This is why<br />
evacuation plan is necessary.<br />
The checklist for emergency planning given above would be useful for evacuation planning<br />
as well. Additionally, families should also get their <strong>disaster</strong> supplies kit organised for<br />
evacuation and follow the steps for evacuation as outlined earlier.<br />
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8.5.4 Shelter<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
Taking shelter is critical in times of <strong>disaster</strong>. This may mean staying in an enclosed structure<br />
during a severe storm without electricity for days.<br />
In many emergencies, local authorities would set up public shelters in schools, municipal<br />
buildings and places of worship. While they often provide water, food, medicine and basic<br />
sanitary facilities, families should plan to have their own supplies as well.<br />
8.5.4.1 Living in Designated Emergency Shelters<br />
1. Stay in the shelter until local authorities say it's okay to leave. The length of the stay can<br />
range from a few hours to few days.<br />
2. Restrict smoking to well-ventilated areas. Ensure that smoking materials are disposed of<br />
safely.<br />
3. Cooperate with local authorities and others staying in the shelter. Living with many<br />
families in a confined space can be difficult and unpleasant.<br />
4. Listen to radio broadcasts.<br />
5. Watch for fires.<br />
6. Assist local authorities as volunteers in the <strong>management</strong> of water, cooked food and other<br />
relief supplies including medical care, if required<br />
7. Make arrangements for pets and cattle before going to a public shelter. They are not<br />
allowed in a public shelter due to health reasons.<br />
8. Organise recreation for children<br />
9. Assist local authorities with the assistance of community members to maintain law and<br />
order<br />
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8.5.5 Helping after Disaster<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
When <strong>disaster</strong> strikes, people everywhere want to help those in need. To ensure that this<br />
compassion and generosity are put to good use, the media can highlight these facts:<br />
• Financial aid is an immediate need of <strong>disaster</strong> victims. Financial contributions should be<br />
made through local administration or a well-known voluntary organisation to help ensure<br />
that contributions are put to their intended use.<br />
• Before donating food or clothing, wait for instructions from local officials. Immediately<br />
after a <strong>disaster</strong>, relief workers usually don't have time or facilities to set-up distribution<br />
channels, and too often these items go to waste.<br />
• Volunteers should go through a well-known voluntary agency since these agencies will<br />
know what is needed and are prepared to deal with the need. Local authorities also<br />
coordinate volunteer efforts for helping in <strong>disaster</strong>s.<br />
• Organisations and community groups wishing to donate items should first contact local<br />
officials, and voluntary agencies working on relief to find out what is needed and where<br />
to send it. Be prepared to deliver the items to different places, tell officials when you'll be<br />
there, but do not expect them to provide for transportation, driver, and unloading.<br />
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8.6 Disaster Specific Family Preparedness Measures<br />
8.6.1 Fires<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
[In addition to what has been listed under family preparedness as a generic response, fire accidents demand<br />
specific preparedness and responses. Given below are the preparedness measures and responses which are<br />
specific to fire accidents].<br />
Fire spreads quickly; there is no time to grab valuables or inform administration. Heat and<br />
smoke are even more dangerous than the flames; inhaling the super-hot air can sear the lungs.<br />
Fire produces poisonous gases that make you disoriented and drowsy. Instead of being<br />
awakened by a fire, it may induce a deeper sleep.<br />
In case of fire know what to do, how to escape, how to safeguard the occupants. Have a plan.<br />
8.6.1.1 Fire safety tips<br />
• Teach family members to stay low to the floor (where the air is safer in a fire) when<br />
escaping from a fire.<br />
8.6.1.2 What to do during a fire<br />
• Use water to put out small fires. Do not try to put out a fire that is getting out of control.<br />
Call the fire department. Make sure everyone knows how to call the fire department.<br />
• Never use water on an electrical fire.<br />
• Smother oil and grease fires in the kitchen with baking soda or salt, or put a lid over the<br />
flame if it is burning in a pan.<br />
• If the clothes catch on fire, the person should stop, drop and roll until the fire is<br />
extinguished. Running only makes the fire burn faster. Those assisting should pour water<br />
and not try to control it with bare hands.<br />
• Feel for heat near the top of the door before opening. If it's hot, don't open it unless it is<br />
an escape route. In such a case Feel the bottom of the door with the palm of your hand<br />
before opening it. If the door is cool, leave immediately. Be prepared to crawl. Smoke<br />
and heat rise, and the air is clearer and cooler near the floor. If the door is hot, escape<br />
through a window. If escape is not possible, signal and call out for help, alerting the fire<br />
fighters.<br />
• Close doors of the rooms on fire. It will hold back the fire and keep out poisonous smoke<br />
until help arrives.<br />
• If escape is not possible, stay near the floor, where the air is better. If all doors are<br />
closed, open a window for air. If possible, stuff wet rags around doors to hold back<br />
smoke and heat.<br />
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• Stay out. Do not, for any reason, go back into a burning house. If someone is missing,<br />
tell the fire fighters.<br />
8.6.1.3 What to do after a fire<br />
• Do not enter a fire-damaged structure unless authorities say it is okay.<br />
• When entering a fire-damaged structure, look for signs of heat or smoke.<br />
• Have an electrician check your household wiring before the current is turned on.<br />
• Beware of structural damage. Roofs and floors may be weakened and need repair.<br />
• Keep records of all clean-up and repair costs.<br />
• Do not throw away any damaged goods until an official inventory has been taken.<br />
• In case of tenancy, contact the landlord.<br />
• Secure personal belongings or move them to another location.<br />
• Discard food and medicines that have been exposed to heat, smoke or soot.<br />
• Do not try to open a safe or strong box. It can hold intense heat for several hours. If the<br />
door is opened before the box has cooled, the entering air combined with the high internal<br />
temperature can cause the contents to burst into flames.<br />
• If the local administration say the structure is unsafe and must be vacated :<br />
♦ Ask local police or CERT volunteers to watch the property<br />
♦ Take jewelry, cash, and financial records and other important documents.<br />
♦ After vacating, notify the new residential address to friends, relatives, police and fire<br />
departments, delivery services, employers, schools and the post office<br />
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8.6.2 Earthquakes<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
[In addition to what has been listed under family preparedness as a generic response, earthquakes demand<br />
specific preparedness and responses. Given below are the preparedness measures and responses which are<br />
specific to earthquakes].<br />
The actual movement of the ground in an earthquake is seldom the direct cause of death and<br />
injury. Most casualties result from falling objects and debris. Earthquakes also may trigger<br />
landslides and generate huge ocean waves, each of which can cause great damage. There<br />
are many actions which can be taken to reduce the dangers.<br />
8.6.2.1 Preparing for an Earthquake<br />
• Prepare a home Earthquake plan<br />
• Choose a safe place in every room - under a sturdy table or desk or against an inside wall<br />
where nothing can fall on you.<br />
• Practice drop, cover, and hold on at least twice a year. Drop under a sturdy desk or table,<br />
hold on, and protect the eyes by pressing the face against the arm. If there is no table or<br />
desk nearby, sit on the floor against an interior wall away from windows or tall furniture<br />
that could fall on you.<br />
• Teach children to drop, cover, and hold on<br />
8.6.2.2 During an Earthquake<br />
• Stay calm.<br />
• Inside, stand in a doorway or crouch under a desk or table, away from windows. Watch<br />
for falling objects. If in bed, hold on and stay there, protecting the head with a pillow.<br />
Drop, cover, and hold on<br />
• Outdoors, stand away from buildings, trees, telephone, and electrical lines.<br />
• On the road, drive away from subways, fly- overs and bridges. Stop in safe area. Stay in<br />
vehicle.<br />
8.6.2.3 After an Earthquake<br />
• Check for injuries. Provide first aid.<br />
• Check for water, sewage breaks and for downed electrical lines and short-circuits. Turn<br />
off appropriate utilities. Look for and extinguish small fires. Eliminate fire hazards.<br />
• Check for building damage and potential safety problems.<br />
• Clean up dangerous spills.<br />
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Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
• Turn on radio and listen for instructions from local authorities/police/fire brigade<br />
• Don't use the telephone except for emergencies.<br />
• Expect aftershocks. Each time you feel one, drop, cover, and hold on<br />
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8.6.3 Floods and Flash Floods<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
[In addition to what has been listed under family preparedness as a generic response, floods demand specific<br />
preparedness and responses. Given below are the preparedness measures and responses which are specific to<br />
floods].<br />
Floods are the most common and widespread of all natural hazards. Some floods develop<br />
over a period of days, but flash floods can result in raging waters in just a few minutes. Flash<br />
floods carry rocks, mud and other debris and can occur without any visible sign of rainfall.<br />
Land slides are another danger created by flooding.<br />
8.6.3.1 Before a Flood<br />
• Find out if the area is flood-prone from the local authorities.<br />
• Understand the flood levels and learn about the history of flooding in the community.<br />
• Learn flood warning signs and community alert signals and know the terms used to<br />
describe flooding.<br />
8.6.3.2 During a Flood Watch<br />
• Listen to a battery-operated radio for the latest flood <strong>information</strong>. Fill buckets and other<br />
water containers with clean water in case water becomes contaminated.<br />
• Be aware of flash floods. Flash floods will rise faster and cut off the escape routes. If<br />
there is any possibility of a flash flood occurring, move immediately to higher ground.<br />
Do not wait for instructions to move.<br />
• Move valuable household possessions to the upper floors or to safe ground if time<br />
permits.<br />
8.6.3.3 During a Flood<br />
If Indoors:<br />
• Turn on battery-operated radio or television to get the latest emergency <strong>information</strong>.<br />
• Get your pre-assembled emergency supplies.<br />
• If told to leave, do so immediately.<br />
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If Outdoors:<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
• Climb to high ground and stay there. Avoid walking through any floodwaters. If it is<br />
moving swiftly, even shallow water can sweep you off your feet.<br />
• Do not allow children to play in flood waters<br />
If In A vehicle:<br />
• If travelling towards a flooded area, turn around and go another way.<br />
• If the vehicle stalls, abandon it immediately on the side of the road and climb to higher<br />
ground. Many deaths have resulted from attempts to move stalled vehicles.<br />
• If trapped in a vehicle that is going under water, get out of the submerged vehicle by<br />
opening a window or door and swimming to safety.<br />
8.6.3.4 After a Flood<br />
• Flood dangers do not end when the water begins to recede. Listen to a radio or television<br />
and don't return home until authorities indicate it is safe to do so.<br />
• When entering buildings, use extreme caution.<br />
• Examine walls, floors, doors, and windows to make sure that the building is not in danger<br />
of collapsing.<br />
• Watch out for animals, especially poisonous snakes, that may have got into the house<br />
with the flood waters. Use a stick to poke through debris.<br />
• Watch for loose plaster and ceilings that could fall.<br />
• Throw away food that has come in contact with flood waters.<br />
• Remove water from the house to avoid structural damage.<br />
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8.6.4 Epidemics<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
[In addition to what has been listed under family preparedness as a generic response, epidemics demand<br />
specific preparedness and responses. Given below are the preparedness measures and responses which are<br />
specific to epidemics ].<br />
Different epidemics will have different etymology and consequences. Water-borne, vectorborne<br />
or viral epidemics will need different levels of preparedness and response. Some<br />
epidemics may have a quick onset whereas others may take a longer time to spread. The<br />
public health department is primarily concerned with issuing the epidemic warning and<br />
declaring the areas as epidemic prone.<br />
8.6.4.1 After the warning<br />
• Understand the specific nature of the epidemic including the causation, nature of spread,<br />
symptoms and medication<br />
• Understand the specific precautionary and preventive measures to be taken by the family<br />
members.<br />
• Ensure intake of safe water and food. Take extra measures to protect food stocks.<br />
• Receive all recommended vaccinations, inoculations and encourage the neighbours to<br />
help health authorities to prevent spread of epidemics<br />
• Avoid stockpiling preventive medicines at family level. This may create a severe shortage<br />
of essential drugs.<br />
• Take extra-care in disposal of family waste and also assist in community efforts in<br />
disposal of waste<br />
• Keep in constant touch with epidemic <strong>information</strong> and public health staff in the area<br />
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8.6.4.2 During the Epidemic<br />
• Report any symptoms to the health authorities immediately<br />
• Understand if there is a need for quarantine<br />
• Understand the nature of treatment and possible emergencies<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
• Do not leave the epidemic area without a clearance from the health authorities<br />
• Report arrival of any guests from the epidemic area<br />
• Discourage relatives and friends from outside epidemic area to visit your areas<br />
• Understand the steps to be taken in the disposal of personnel belongings of the patient<br />
including disposal of excreta<br />
• Understand the procedure for disposal of the dead body of the epidemic victim<br />
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8.6.5 Road Accidents<br />
Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies<br />
[In addition to what has been listed under family preparedness as a generic response, road accidents demand<br />
specific preparedness and responses. Given below are the preparedness measures and responses which are<br />
specific to road accidents].<br />
Road Accidents are a major killer and take place without any warning. Accidents may<br />
involve passenger vehicles, goods vehicles, vehicles carrying hazardous and toxic materials.<br />
The damage therefore may involve injuries and deaths, chemical spills, fires or release of<br />
toxic gases.<br />
8.6.5.1 On accident event (involving passenger vehicle)<br />
Those at the accident site should follow the following priorities<br />
• Look for and rescue the injured or those trapped in the vehicles<br />
• Arrange for transport of the injured to the nearest medical care centre<br />
• Place the dead bodies on one side to avoid obstructions<br />
• Organise locally traffic control using the available manpower to avoid traffic jams<br />
• Discourage people from crowding near the accident spot<br />
• Discourage people from looting the goods from the accident vehicle<br />
• Arrange to inform the nearest traffic police post through passing vehicles on either side<br />
8.6.5.2 On accident event (involving hazardous and toxic elements)<br />
• Do not go anywhere near the accident spot unless the hazardous and toxic elements are<br />
properly understood and discourage others. The contents may explode or catch fire<br />
• Prevent people at the accident site from lighting of matches for cigarettes etc.<br />
• Discourage people from collecting the spills from the accident vehicle as the chemicals<br />
might be deceptive and lead to toxic exposure or explosions<br />
• Arrange to inform the nearest traffic police/fire brigade through passing vehicles<br />
• Identify the wind direction and move in the opposite direction<br />
• Do not allow any traffic congestion near the accident spot<br />
• Stop the traffic at a sufficient distance (at least half a kilometer) from the accident spot in<br />
all directions till the nature of chemicals is properly understood<br />
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9. DISSEMINATION OF DDMAP<br />
Section IX : Plan Dissemination<br />
In order for the DDMAP to be effective it would be disseminated at two levels ;<br />
• to the <strong>district</strong> authorities, government departments, NGOs and other agencies and<br />
institutions within the <strong>district</strong> and<br />
• to general public.<br />
Effective dissemination of plan requires a well designed and focused training and awareness<br />
programmes. The responsibility for dissemination of the plan is vested with the District<br />
Disaster Manager, at the Collectorate, and training activities will be carried out under the<br />
guidance and direction of YASHADA, as well as through awareness programmes organised<br />
by each of the agencies participating in <strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong> such as Irrigation Department<br />
organising warning and evacuation exercises or Fire Brigade demonstrating rescue<br />
operations. The District Disaster Manager would also involve NGOs in preparing suitable<br />
public awareness material to be distributed to the public. The specific NGOs to be involved in<br />
these exercises are given in Section 8 above.<br />
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9.1 List of NGOs to be involved in Plan Dissemination<br />
Section IX: Plan Dissemination<br />
The list of NGOs have been provided in Section 8 above. These organisations can be<br />
associated in the wider dissemination of the Plan, along with the Community Based<br />
Organisations like Tarun Mandals and Mahila Mandals, whose details are also provided in<br />
the same section.<br />
The training programmes will be organised for different levels of functionaries. The <strong>district</strong><br />
level officials and identified NGOs, Private Sector organisations will receive the training at<br />
YASHADA under their Training of Trainers (TOT) programme in order to equip them to<br />
extend training facilities to functionaries at taluka and village level as well as organise<br />
simulation exercises within the community. Some of the select government training<br />
institutions at the <strong>district</strong> level will participate in such TOTs and undertake training<br />
programmes for government functionaries. Efforts will be therefore directed to decentralise<br />
training activity to the extent possible so as to enable YASHADA to serve as resource centre<br />
and provide training expertise to various groups.<br />
The materials for awareness programmes at community level would be prepared in the local<br />
language to ensure widespread dissemination. Media would be extensively used for public<br />
awareness programmes. These will include<br />
⇒ newspapers including local ones<br />
⇒ TV<br />
⇒ local cable networks<br />
⇒ radio<br />
⇒ folk media<br />
⇒ publicity material<br />
Schools, colleges and other public institutions would be specifically targetted.<br />
In addition to dissemination of literature related to the DDMAP, <strong>disaster</strong> response drills<br />
should be conducted on a regular basis especially in the <strong>disaster</strong> prone areas to maintain the<br />
readiness of communities and departments as regards operational procedures, personnel and<br />
equipment and orderly response.<br />
Local agencies such as fire, police and ambulance staff would be familiar with the <strong>disaster</strong>s<br />
possible in an area. Mutual aid organizations and public emergency response organizations<br />
would be included in these drills<br />
The objectives of full scale drill include evaluation of the following:<br />
• practicality of the plan (structure and organization)<br />
• adequacy of communications and interactions among agencies and the public<br />
• emergency equipment effectiveness<br />
• adequacy of first aid and rescue procedures<br />
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• adequacy of emergency personnel response and training<br />
• public relations skills<br />
• evacuation and count procedures<br />
Section IX: Plan Dissemination<br />
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9.2 Plan Evaluation<br />
The purpose of evaluation of DDMAP is to determine<br />
• the adequacy of resources<br />
• coordination between various agencies<br />
• community participation<br />
• partnership with NGOs<br />
Section IX: Plan Dissemination<br />
The ease of understanding and using the plan will also be important considerations.<br />
The plan will be updated when shortcomings are observed in<br />
• organizational structures<br />
• technological changes render <strong>information</strong> obsolete;<br />
• response mechanism following reports on drills or exercises;<br />
• assignments of state agencies.<br />
Adaptation, improvisation and optimisation are corner stones of any planning pertaining to<br />
<strong>disaster</strong>s. It must be emphasized that the Documents or Manuals prepared as <strong>disaster</strong><br />
<strong>management</strong> plan have a limited purpose. These can at best serve as reminder of tasks and<br />
activities.<br />
Individuals and agencies assigned specific responsibilities within this Plan will prepare<br />
appropriate supporting plans and related standard operating procedures, periodically review<br />
and update alerting procedures and resource listings, and maintain an acceptable level of<br />
preparedness.<br />
The DDMAP would be evaluated by both the <strong>district</strong> and the state.<br />
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9.2.1 Post-Disaster Evaluation<br />
Section IX: Plan Dissemination<br />
A post-incident evaluation would be done after the withdrawal of relief and rehabilitation<br />
activities in order to assess<br />
• the nature of state intervention and support,<br />
• suitability of the organization structure,<br />
• institutional arrangements,<br />
• adequacy of Operating Procedures,<br />
• monitoring mechanisms,<br />
• <strong>information</strong> tools,<br />
• equipment,<br />
• communication system, etc.,<br />
The impact studies on the above operations for long-term preventive and mitigation efforts<br />
are also to be undertaken.<br />
At the community level, evaluation exercises may be undertaken to assess the reactions of the<br />
community members at various stages in the <strong>disaster</strong> <strong>management</strong> cycle and to understand<br />
their perceptions about <strong>disaster</strong> response in terms of<br />
• adequacy of training,<br />
• alert and warning systems,<br />
• control room functions,<br />
• communication plans,<br />
• security,<br />
• containment<br />
• recovery procedures,<br />
• monitoring<br />
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9.3 Plan Update<br />
Section IX: Plan Dissemination<br />
The DDMAP is a “living document” and the Collector along with YASHADA will update it<br />
every year taking into consideration<br />
• the resource requirements,<br />
• updates on human resources<br />
• technology to be used<br />
• coordination issues<br />
An annual conference for DMAP update will be organised by the Collector. All concerned<br />
departments and agencies would participate and give recommendations on specific issues.<br />
The following guidelines would be adhered to while updating the DDMAP :<br />
• A procedure, would be in place to update the plan on a regular basis to ensure that the<br />
items requiring updation are considered and are current.<br />
• When an amendment is made to a plan, the amendment date would be noted on the<br />
updated page of the plan.<br />
• A senior official in every agency would be designated to ensure that all plan-holders are<br />
notified of changes as soon as possible. Plan-holders would be requested to verify that<br />
they have received the changes.<br />
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Annexure I: Guidelines for Formation of MARG<br />
Section IX: Plan Dissemination<br />
In areas where there is a concentration of hazardous industries, Mutual Aid and Response<br />
Groups can be organised to make the industrial zone to be self-sufficient to a fairly large<br />
extent and manage industrial accidents, both on-site and off-site.<br />
The pre-requisite for setting up such a group are<br />
1. General <strong>information</strong> on industries, settlements and geo-physical and climatic data<br />
2. Zoning of the Industrial area with listing of industries in each zone<br />
3. Identification of lead industry and the group leader and assistant group leaders with their<br />
names, addresses and telephones, who would act as liaison persons<br />
4. Identification of technical experts in each zone with their names and addresses who<br />
would respond to the call for assistance<br />
5. Identification of potential hazards/toxic materials with the list containing physical and<br />
hazardous properties, procedures for responding spillage and leakage, cautions to be<br />
taken including emergency procedures, naturalisation procedures, protective equipment,<br />
emergency equipment, first-aid.<br />
6. List of hazardous chemicals and quantities stored by different industries<br />
7. Names, locations and telephone numbers of hospitals and poison centres<br />
9.3.1.1 Guidelines For Seeking MARG Assistance<br />
Preparation :<br />
1. All concerned industries should prepare an Onsite Emergency Control plan with<br />
following <strong>information</strong>.<br />
• Risk Analysis.<br />
• Safety and Environmental Audit<br />
• Worst case scenario.<br />
• List of inventories.<br />
• Hazard Identification<br />
• Material safety data sheets<br />
• Plant layout with escape routes<br />
• Demographic and geographic situation.<br />
• Location of Fire hydrants<br />
• Distances between the processes and facilities in plant and in immediate vicinity<br />
of plant be logged and determined in terms of time and distance.<br />
• Evacuation procedure<br />
• Emergency control organisation structure<br />
• Responsible personnel list with addresses and telephone numbers.<br />
• Available emergency control facilities.<br />
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2. An effort has to be made to dovetail Onsite plan to Off-Site plan.<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
3. Such plan should be available in the designated Emergency Control Centre of the factory,<br />
Directorate of Industrial Safety and Health, Fire Brigade, Police, District/Corporation<br />
Officials and Collector and should be updated periodically.<br />
4. Training sessions and mock drills in First Aid, Fire Fighting, Evacuation, First<br />
Responder. Regular testing of plants processes should be conducted to appraise and train<br />
different levels of employees in emergency control.<br />
During An Emergency :<br />
1. During an emergency, assistance should be sought from the immediate neighbouring<br />
MARG Member/s enlisted zone-wise having appropriate expertise as per the guidelines<br />
and equipment, gadgets for controlling situation and Statutory Authorities<br />
simultaneously.<br />
2. All the personnel in each factory who are responders for emergency must be made aware<br />
about the availability of such MARG assistance and methods of getting it.<br />
3. Assisting organisation must be properly briefed by the unit seeking the assistance about<br />
the nature of emergency, materials involved and meteorology conditions (Wind<br />
direction), precise nature of help required to ensure proper response.<br />
4. Assistance can be requested in the form of either equipment or expertise or both with<br />
expert operating personnel.<br />
5. In case of equipment received from assisting organisation<br />
• It must be properly used<br />
• Returned promptly<br />
• In case of damage it should be repaired from approved agency and returned in<br />
working condition.<br />
• Consumables should be replaced/reimbursed.<br />
6. When a MARG member is extending help to Non-MARG member or other organisation<br />
make sure that<br />
• Appropriate equipment tested for the purpose is given.<br />
• If your personnel are attending the emergencies ensure that they are well-versed<br />
and have worked under such a situation and are able to give guidance.<br />
• The situation and the materials involved are being briefed to you correctly.<br />
• The guidance about plants, processes and materials involved is available on the<br />
spot from the organisation receiving the assistance<br />
7. It is understood that in case of any accident to any personnel while assisting, organisation<br />
that is receiving help extend its co-operation in bearing a reasonable part of expenses,<br />
beyond that covered by an insurance policy.<br />
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8. Following sequence of action is recommended while seeking help<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
• First Deploy internal resources.<br />
• Inform civic Fire Brigade and get their assistance. Inform the Statutory Authorities, keep<br />
appropriate MARG member in your zone/neighbourhood alerted about the emergency.<br />
• If found necessary request help from the MARG member to control specific situation for<br />
which it has got equipment and expertise.<br />
• Convey clearly what you want, expertise, equipment or both and exact nature of need.<br />
• Keep other MARG member in your zone alerted to render any further assistance, if the<br />
situation so demands.<br />
General :<br />
• Each organisation is primarily responsible for keeping its plants in safe conditions,<br />
identifying, assessing, minimising and eliminating hazards and risk, maintaining<br />
necessary equipment for special kinds of risks that the organisation might be facing and<br />
training its personnel for emergency response and control.<br />
• It may seek help from others in the MARG by way of equipment, expertise and special<br />
materials, but this is only complementary to its own arrangements and commitment to<br />
safety and emergency control.<br />
• Mutual Aid and Response is sought only when your own efforts seems to be inadequate<br />
to meet the demand of the situation and that of civic response group is either not adequate<br />
or enough.<br />
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10.0 FACILITIES, RESOURCES, AGENCIES WITH CONTACT<br />
ADDRESSES & TELEPHONE NUMBERS<br />
10.1 Government Sector<br />
Sr. No. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge , Name ,<br />
Designation , Phone, Fax,<br />
Mobile<br />
1. Collectorate Jalna Mr Tukaram Mundhe, IAS<br />
Collector,<br />
Collector Office, Jalna.<br />
Ph. No. Off. 224700,<br />
Resi. 225701<br />
Fax No. 225326<br />
Mobile- 9423582717<br />
2. Zilla Parishad , Jalna Jalna Shri. B.Radhakrishnan, IAS,<br />
Chief Exe. Officer,<br />
Z. P. , Jalna<br />
Ph.No. Off. 225792,<br />
Resi. 223302, Fax.225028<br />
3. POLICE Jalna S.P. Office<br />
Jalna<br />
4. POLICE Jalna<br />
Sub-Division<br />
5. POLICE Partur<br />
Sub-Division<br />
Ambad Additional<br />
6. POLICE Bhokardan<br />
Sub-Division<br />
M-<br />
Shri.Sanjay Mohite, IPS,<br />
Superintendent of Police, Jalna<br />
Ph. No. Off. 225601<br />
Resi 225601<br />
Fax-225352<br />
M-<br />
Shri. R.V Jadhav , Deputy<br />
Superintendent of Police<br />
R/o 488 H.Q Jalna<br />
Ph. No. Off. 220671,<br />
Mob. No. 9823862234<br />
Shri. Sandipan Kamble<br />
Dy. Superintendent of Police ,<br />
R/o Ambad, District Jalna<br />
Ph. No. Off. 221063<br />
Mob.No.7507365588<br />
Meena Makwana<br />
Dy. Superintendent of Police<br />
R/O Bhokardan, District Jalna,<br />
Ph.No. Off.244249,<br />
Mob.No.9822987878<br />
Alternate Authority ,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Phone, Fax, Mobile<br />
Mr. G.R.More,<br />
Addl. Collector, Collector<br />
Office,Jalna<br />
02482/225552 (O),<br />
02482/220214 (R)<br />
M-7387755567<br />
8275278222<br />
Additional Chief Exe.<br />
Officer, Z.P. Jalna<br />
Ph. No.<br />
(Off) 225081<br />
(Resi) 221182<br />
Fax- 225081<br />
Shri. Ravindra Pergulwar ,<br />
PI DSB Jalna R/O Police<br />
H.Q. 488 Campus Jalna<br />
Ph. No. Off. 225586<br />
Mob. No. 9823555737<br />
Shri R.P.Gour P.I.Kadim<br />
Jalna R/O 488 Jalna<br />
O.Ph.no-220852<br />
M.No:-9823233444<br />
Shri. Jawadwad (P.I.)<br />
R/O Partur Dist.Jalna<br />
O.Ph.No-221033<br />
Mob. No.9423142944<br />
Shri.P.H.Dukarepatil (.P.I.)<br />
R/O Bhokardan , District<br />
Jalna,<br />
Ph. No. Off. 244210<br />
Mob No. 9823400033
7. POLICE Ambad Sub-<br />
Division<br />
(Newly Added)<br />
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Vaccant charge Holding Shri.<br />
Sandipan Kamble<br />
Dy. Superintendent of Police ,<br />
R/o Ambad, District Jalna<br />
Ph. No. Off. 221063<br />
Mob.No.7507365588<br />
8. .R.T.O. Jalna Jalna Shri S.B. More, Dy. Regional<br />
Transport Officer, New MIDC,<br />
Area , Jalna Ph. No. Off.<br />
220929<br />
Resi.<br />
Mobile- --<br />
9. Armed Forces<br />
SRPF Group III,<br />
Jalna<br />
10. District<br />
Commandant, Home<br />
guards, Jalna<br />
11. Chief Officer,<br />
Municipal Council<br />
Jalna<br />
(Facility of Fire<br />
Brigade)<br />
12. Chief officer<br />
Municipal council<br />
Bhokardan<br />
13. Chief officer Ambad<br />
Municipal Council<br />
Jalna Shri.Chauria<br />
Commandant, S.R.P.F. Gr.<br />
III Jalna.<br />
Ph.NO.Off. 230902<br />
Fax.230902<br />
M.No. 9823996397<br />
Resi :- ---<br />
Jalna Mr. Vasant k pardeshi,<br />
Additional SP Jalna<br />
Phone – 224234 (O)<br />
M- 9823371415<br />
Jalna Mr. Babasaheb Manohare ,<br />
Chief Officer, Municipal<br />
Council, Jalna<br />
Ph 230432,Resi.230453<br />
Bhokardan Shri Umesh Dhakne<br />
Chief officer Municipal council<br />
Bhokardan<br />
Office 02485/244213<br />
Resi 244209<br />
M-9423183264<br />
Ambad City Shri.Nilesh Sunkewar<br />
Chief Officer, Ambad<br />
Municipal Council.<br />
02483/222125 (O)<br />
02483/222025 (R)<br />
9404694655 (M)<br />
Shri.G.P.Jaybhaye (P.I.)<br />
R/O Ambad , District<br />
Jalna,<br />
Mob. No. 9823021777<br />
Shri. Khan<br />
IMV<br />
Dy.R.T.O.Jalna.<br />
Ph. No. Off. 220929<br />
Resi.<br />
Mobile – 9422202157<br />
9960163811<br />
Shri.N.V. Syed,<br />
I.M.V.<br />
Dy.R.T.O. Jalna<br />
Ph. No. Off. 220929<br />
Shri U.B. Rathod,<br />
Phone No. 220929<br />
J.L.Phupate<br />
Adjutant,(Noddle Offi.) S.R.P.F.<br />
Group III Jalna, Ph.No. 230902<br />
Fax 230902<br />
M.No.9823996397<br />
Mr D.B.Mohite, Staff<br />
Officer. Jalna<br />
Phone - 224234 (O)<br />
Mobile – 942142770<br />
M.A. Khalil, Station<br />
Officer, Fire Brigade,<br />
Devalgaon Road, Jalna.<br />
Ph. No. Off. 230101,<br />
Resi. 233101<br />
M-9923388914<br />
Mr. H.A. Andhale,<br />
Office Superintendent,<br />
Bhokardan M.C.<br />
02485/244213<br />
244131<br />
M-9422722387<br />
N.F. Khatib, Office<br />
Superintendent, Ambad<br />
Municipal Council.<br />
02483/222125 (O)<br />
M-9422927417
14. Chief Officer Partur<br />
Municipal Concil<br />
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Partur City Shri C.P. Sonavane,<br />
Chief officer Municipal council<br />
Partur<br />
02484/221026,(O) 221004 (R)<br />
M - 9503523292<br />
List of Disaster Control Room Of Jalna District<br />
Sr. No. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge ,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Phone, Fax, Mobile<br />
01 District Control Room,<br />
Collector Office, Jalna<br />
02 Minor Irrigation Control Room,<br />
Jalna<br />
Jalna District Shri Waman Kadam,<br />
RDC & DCR Incharger,<br />
Collector Office, Jalna<br />
02482/225502 (O),<br />
223132, 1077 (Control<br />
Room)<br />
02482/220662 (R)<br />
(M) 9860142073<br />
Jalna District Shri C.G. Sukhmani,<br />
Exe. Eng. M.I. Jalna<br />
Phone 02482/220436<br />
M-9960561313<br />
JAYAKWADI DAM PAITHAN, DIST. AURANGABAD CONTROL ROOM<br />
Sr. No. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge ,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Phone, Fax, Mobile<br />
01 Control Room of Jayakwadi<br />
Dam, Tq. Paithn, Dist.<br />
Aurangabad<br />
Aurangabad Mr. A. P. Kohirkar,<br />
Superintendent Eng. And<br />
Administrator, C.A.D.A.<br />
Office, Aurangabad<br />
Ph. 0240-2331098<br />
2331095 (O)<br />
23221306 (Fax)<br />
M – 9422654960<br />
Mr. Rakhe, A.O. Municipal<br />
Conuncil, Partur<br />
02484/221026, 221068 (O)<br />
221219 (R)<br />
Alternate Authority ,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Phone, Fax, Mobile<br />
Vaccant<br />
Revenue Asst. Collector<br />
Office, Jalna<br />
Smt.Sangeeta Warade<br />
M-9422228476<br />
Smt.Pallavi Ligde<br />
I/c DDMO Jalna<br />
M-9423782060<br />
Shri.R.N.Kabra.<br />
SDO<br />
MIDiv Jalan<br />
M-9922223717<br />
GODAWARI MARATHWADA IRRIGATION DEVELOPMENT CARPORATION,<br />
Alternate Authority ,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Phone, Fax, Mobile<br />
Mr. K.S. Shinde, Sub-<br />
Divisional Engineer,<br />
Dagadi Dam, Sub Division<br />
No. 1, Nathsagar (N),<br />
Paithan, Asst. Controlling<br />
and Nodal Officer Paithan<br />
Dam,<br />
Ph. No. 02431-223059 (O),<br />
232042, 217546 (Control<br />
Room)<br />
233035 (Resi)<br />
M-9823049823
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AURANGABAD<br />
COMMAND AREA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (C.A.D.A.) OFFICE, AURANGABAD<br />
Sr. No. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge ,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Phone, Fax, Mobile<br />
01 Command Area<br />
Development<br />
Authority (CADA)<br />
Office, (Jayakwadi<br />
Project)<br />
Aurangabad<br />
Aurangabad Mr. R. B. Ghote,<br />
Chief Engineer,<br />
(Jayakwadi Project),<br />
CADA Office,<br />
0240/2331362 (O),<br />
2334078<br />
M-9422172237<br />
List of Contact Persons of Collector Office, Jalna<br />
Sr. No. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge , Name ,<br />
Designation , Phone, Fax.<br />
Mobile<br />
1. Collectorate Jalna Mr Tukaram Mundhe, IAS<br />
Collector,<br />
Collector Office, Jalna.<br />
Ph. No. Off. 224700,<br />
Resi. 225701<br />
Fax No. 225326<br />
Mobile- 9423582717,<br />
2. Residential Dy.<br />
Collector, Jalna<br />
3. Special Land<br />
Acquisition Office,<br />
( Krishna Khore),<br />
Jalna<br />
4. Special Land<br />
Acquisition Office,<br />
( M.I.W), Jalna<br />
5. Special Land<br />
Acquisition Office,<br />
( B&C), Jalna<br />
9423118822<br />
Jalna District Shri Waman Kadam, RDC &<br />
DCR Incharger, Collector<br />
Office, Jalna<br />
02482/225502 (O),<br />
223132, 1077 (Control Room)<br />
02482/220662 (R)<br />
(M) 9860142073<br />
Jalna District Mr. Gurav ,<br />
SLAO, (Krishna<br />
Khore)Collector Office, Jalna<br />
02482/224954 (O),<br />
M - 9423780826<br />
Jalna District Mr.Morwal I/C SLAO, (M.I.),<br />
Collector Office, Jalna<br />
02482/225121(O)<br />
M-<br />
Jalna District Mr.Nandkar, (B&C), Collector<br />
Office, Jalna<br />
02482/225121(O)<br />
M-9970246417<br />
Alternate Authority , Name ,<br />
Designation , Phone, Fax, Mobile<br />
Mr. A. P. Kohirkar, Superintendent<br />
Eng. And Administrator, C.A.D.A.<br />
Office, Aurangabad<br />
Ph. 0240-2331098<br />
2331095 (O)<br />
23221306 (Fax)<br />
M – 9422654960<br />
Alternate Authority ,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Phone, Fax, Mobile<br />
Mr. G.R.More,<br />
Addl. Collector, Collector<br />
Office,Jalna<br />
02482/225552 (O),<br />
02482/220214 (R)<br />
M-7387755567<br />
8275278222<br />
Smt. Warade Sangeeta, I/c<br />
Revenue Asst. Collector<br />
Office, Jalna<br />
M- 9422228476<br />
--<br />
--<br />
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6. Special Land<br />
Acquisition Office,<br />
( Gavthan), Jalna<br />
7. Dy District<br />
Election Officer,<br />
Jalna<br />
8. District Supply<br />
Officer, Jalna<br />
9. Dy. Collector,<br />
Resettlement<br />
10. Dy. Collector,<br />
EGS, Jalna<br />
11. District Planning<br />
Officer, Jalna<br />
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Jalna District Mr. Gurav ,<br />
SLAO, (I/c Gavthan )Collector<br />
Office, Jalna<br />
02482/224954 (O),<br />
M - 9423780826<br />
Jalna District Mr. Morwal<br />
Dy. DEO, Collector Office,<br />
Jalna<br />
02482/225802 (O),<br />
02482/223352 (R)<br />
M-<br />
Jalna District Mr. Avinash Rankambh,<br />
DSO_Supply, Collector Office,<br />
Jalna<br />
02482/225311 (O),<br />
02482/225727 (R),<br />
M-9960325111<br />
Jalna District Mr. ,<br />
Dy. Coll, Resettlement<br />
02482/225121-123 (O)<br />
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Jalna District Mr. S.H. Mawachi,<br />
02482/224954 (O),<br />
-- (R)<br />
M-9422944344<br />
Jalna District Mrd. Anita Kadu<br />
DPO, Collector Office, Jalna<br />
02482/225606 (O),<br />
0240/2405211(R)<br />
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Mr. Pravin Pande,<br />
Niab Tahsildar,<br />
Election Branch,<br />
Collectorat, Jalna<br />
02482/225802 (O),<br />
M-9422210209<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
Shri. Wadekar<br />
Asst. Planning Officer,<br />
Collector Office, Jalna<br />
02482/225606 (O)<br />
M-9096108107
List of SDO’s and Tahsildars of Jalna District<br />
1. Sub Divisional<br />
Officer, Jalna<br />
2. Sub Divisional<br />
Office, Partur<br />
Sub Division<br />
Jalna<br />
Sub Division<br />
Partur<br />
Mr. Sormare, SDM, SDO<br />
Office, Jalna<br />
02482/220117(O),<br />
02482/220015 (R)<br />
M-9921699981<br />
Mrs Raju Nandkar,<br />
02484/221001 (O),<br />
02484/221073 (R),<br />
M-9970246417<br />
3. Tahsildar, Jalna Jalna Tahsil Mr. J.D.Walvi, Tahsildar,<br />
Tahsil Office, Jalna<br />
02482/220055 (O),<br />
02482/220251 (R)<br />
4. Tahsildar,<br />
Badnapur<br />
5. Tahsildar<br />
Bhokardan<br />
Badnapur<br />
Tahsil<br />
Bhokardan<br />
Tahsil<br />
M- 9423730772<br />
Mrs.Wangikar, Tahsildar,<br />
Tahsil Office, Badnapur<br />
02482/261007 (O),<br />
-- (R)<br />
M-9673289252<br />
Mrs.Sarika Kadam<br />
I/C Tahsil Office, Bhokardan<br />
02485/244451(O),<br />
02485/244227 (R)<br />
M-9767385999<br />
6. Tahsildar Jafrabad Jafrabad Tahsil Mr.Chikurte, Tahsildar, Tahsil<br />
Office, Jafrabad<br />
02485/222208 (O),<br />
02485/222211 (R)<br />
M-9422472443<br />
7. Tahsildar Partur Partur Tahsil Mr Keshav Netke, Tahsildar,<br />
Tahsil Office, Partur<br />
02484/221028 (O),<br />
02484/221161(R)<br />
M-9423171631<br />
8. Tahsildar Ambad Ambad Tahsil Mr. Rupesh Shingare,<br />
Tahsildar, Tahsil Office,<br />
Ambad<br />
02483/220026 (O),<br />
02483/220003 (R)<br />
9. Tahsildar<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
Tahsil<br />
M-9422203859<br />
Mr. Santosh Gorad, Tahsildar,<br />
Tahsil Office, Ghansawangi<br />
02483/231021 (O),<br />
02483/231024 (R)<br />
M-9405486700<br />
10. Tahsildar Mantha Mantha Tahsil Mr. Padghan,<br />
Tahsildar, Tahsil Office,<br />
Mantha<br />
02484/270035 (O),<br />
02484/270021 (R)<br />
M-9422014846<br />
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Shri.Polas<br />
A.K<br />
M-9422226443<br />
Shri Satav<br />
Clerk<br />
M-9890158710<br />
Nayab Tahsildar<br />
(Revenue), Tahsil Office,<br />
Jalna<br />
02482/220255 (O)<br />
Nayab Tahsildar<br />
(Revenue), Tahsil Office,<br />
Badnapur<br />
02482/261007 (O)<br />
Nayab Tahsildar<br />
(Revenue), Tahsil Office,<br />
Bhokardan<br />
02485/244451 (O)<br />
Nayab Tahsildar<br />
(Revenue), Tahsil Office,<br />
Jafrabad<br />
02485/222208 (O)<br />
Nayab Tahsildar<br />
(Revenue), Tahsil Office,<br />
Partur Office,<br />
02484/221028 (O)<br />
Nayab Tahsildar<br />
(Revenue),<br />
Tahsil Office, Ambad<br />
02483/220026 (O)<br />
Nayab Tahsildar<br />
(Revenue),<br />
Tahsil Office,<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
02483/231021 (O)<br />
Nayab Tahsildar<br />
(Revenue),<br />
Tahsil Office, Mantha<br />
02484/270035 (O)<br />
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LIST OF PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRES IN JALNA<br />
Location<br />
Health Dept. Z.P.<br />
Jalna<br />
Taluka Health<br />
Officer<br />
Jalna<br />
Taluka Health<br />
Officer<br />
Badnapur<br />
Taluka Health<br />
Officer<br />
Ambad<br />
Taluka Health<br />
Officer<br />
Ghansavangi<br />
Taluka Health<br />
Officer<br />
Partur<br />
Taluka Health<br />
Officer<br />
Mantha<br />
Taluka Health<br />
Officer<br />
Bhokardan<br />
Taluka Health<br />
Officer<br />
Jafrabad<br />
Authority In charge,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Address, Phone, Fax<br />
Dr. D. D. Bhagat<br />
District Health Officer,<br />
Zilla Parishad Jalna<br />
Ph.No. 225703,<br />
Mob: 9822560546<br />
Dr. Zawar<br />
Taluka Health Officer,<br />
THO Office, Jalna<br />
9423344204<br />
Ph. No : 02482-230011<br />
Dr. Sontakke<br />
Taluka Health Officer,<br />
THO Office, Badnapur<br />
9422743565<br />
Ph. No. : 02482-261811<br />
Dr.Waghmare<br />
Taluka Health Officer,<br />
THO Office, Ambad<br />
9420824122<br />
Ph. No. : 02483-220382<br />
Dr. Rode<br />
Taluka Health Officer,<br />
THO Office,<br />
Ghansavangi<br />
9423712689<br />
Ph. No : 02483-231284<br />
Dr. Kadle<br />
Taluka Health Officer,<br />
THO Office, Partur<br />
9423397544<br />
Ph. No : 02484-220190<br />
Dr. Gaware<br />
Taluka Health Officer,<br />
THO Office, Mantha<br />
9421318715<br />
Ph. No : 02484-270232<br />
Dr. Solanke<br />
Taluka Health Officer,<br />
THO Office, Bhokardan<br />
9421641834<br />
Ph. No : 02485-252395<br />
Dr. Mote<br />
Taluka Health Officer,<br />
THO Office, Jafrabad<br />
9423459522<br />
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,Name , Designation ,<br />
Address, Phone, Fax<br />
Dr. Kadle<br />
ADHO,<br />
Zilla Parishad, Jalna,<br />
Ph.No. Off. 225703<br />
Mob : 9423397544<br />
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Primary Health<br />
Center Jamkhed<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Wadigodri<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Shahagad<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Gondi<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Dhangar<br />
Pimpri<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Ranjni<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center<br />
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Primary Health<br />
Center Kumbhar<br />
Pimpalgaon<br />
Primary Health<br />
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Primary Health<br />
Center Raja Takli<br />
Primary Health<br />
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Pirpimpalgaon<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center D.Kalegaon<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Manegaon<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Seoli<br />
Ph. No : 02485-222400<br />
Dr. Naser Khan<br />
Jamkhad<br />
Dr. Raut<br />
Wadigodri<br />
9404024632<br />
Dr. Swami<br />
M.O.P.H.C.<br />
Shahagad<br />
9421656665<br />
Dr. A. G. Gondikar<br />
Gondi<br />
9421323925<br />
Dr .A. W. Waghmare<br />
Dhangar Pimpri<br />
9420824122<br />
Dr. Maniyar<br />
Ranjni<br />
9730661353<br />
Dr V.K.Dasre<br />
R.Unchegaon<br />
9422721339<br />
Dr .Diwse<br />
Kumbhar Pimpalgaon<br />
9403203612<br />
Dr . Kadam<br />
Tirthpuri<br />
9421315219<br />
Dr Asole<br />
Raja Takli<br />
Dr .Qureshi<br />
Pirpimpalgaon<br />
9421320097<br />
Dr .Amol Jadhav<br />
D.Kalegaon<br />
9021240826<br />
Dr Shah<br />
Manegaon<br />
9423344558<br />
Dr .Gophane<br />
Seoli<br />
9665477535<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
Dr. S. G. Birajdar<br />
Jamkhad<br />
Mob: 9422713497<br />
Dr. Kiran Patil<br />
M.O.P.H.C.<br />
Shahagad<br />
Dr. Mansur Kadri<br />
Gondi<br />
Dr .Kiran Raut<br />
Dhangar Pimpri<br />
8055574368<br />
Dr. ShriHari Gutte<br />
Ranjni<br />
7588613191<br />
Dr Maruti Chaure<br />
R.Unchegaon<br />
Dr .Satpute<br />
Kumbhar Pimpalgaon<br />
Dr . Sarvesh Patil<br />
Tirthpuri<br />
9960054652<br />
Dr Nikam<br />
Raja Takli<br />
9422244681<br />
Dr .Rahul Bujade<br />
Pirpimpalgaon<br />
Dr . Jadhav<br />
D.Kalegaon<br />
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Dr . Narawade<br />
Seoli<br />
9823271978<br />
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Medical<br />
Health<br />
Services<br />
Medical<br />
Health<br />
Services<br />
Medical<br />
Health<br />
Services<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Karla<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Rajur<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Kedarkheda<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Hasnabad<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Walsawangi<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center<br />
R.Pimpalgaon<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Anwa<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Dhawada<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Jalgaon<br />
Sapkal<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Mahora<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Dongaon<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Khasgaon<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Warud<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Watur<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Shristi<br />
Dr .Raje<br />
Karla<br />
9422119777<br />
Dr Mohite<br />
Rajur<br />
9422724892<br />
Dr Agrawal<br />
Kedarkheda<br />
9423343599<br />
Dr. A. D. Mulay<br />
Hasnabad<br />
9421326161<br />
Dr .Waghmare<br />
Walsawangi<br />
9403048966<br />
Dr .Shaikh<br />
R.Pimpalgaon<br />
9423729672<br />
Dr Latpate<br />
Anwa<br />
9421322035<br />
Dr M.M.Ghule<br />
Anwa<br />
9765926297<br />
Dr Yogesh Badak<br />
Jalgaon Sapkal<br />
Dr. Waghmare<br />
Mahora<br />
9403046061<br />
Dr .A.B.Ban<br />
Dongaon<br />
9422763055<br />
Dr. Pungle<br />
Khasgaon<br />
Dr .Jadhav<br />
Warud<br />
9421324546<br />
Dr. Kasbe<br />
Watur<br />
9420224510<br />
Dr. Khude<br />
Shristi<br />
9764078203<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
Dr Prashant Dhakne<br />
Karla<br />
7588613192<br />
Dr. Jangale<br />
Hasnabad<br />
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Dr .Nilesh Vaidya<br />
R.Pimpalgaon<br />
7709162204<br />
Dr Ali<br />
Jalgaon Sapkal<br />
Dr. Gangurde<br />
Mahora<br />
9422564895<br />
Dr .Aakash Dangat<br />
Dongaon<br />
9975637900<br />
Dr .Akash Chate<br />
Khasgaon<br />
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Services<br />
Medical<br />
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Services<br />
Medical<br />
Health<br />
Services<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center<br />
Satona<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center<br />
Ashti<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center<br />
Dhoksal<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center<br />
D. Khandare<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center<br />
Patoda<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Somthana<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center<br />
Shelgaon<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center<br />
Wakulni<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Dabhadi<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Viregaon<br />
Primary Health<br />
Center Sukhapuri<br />
Dist.Training Team<br />
Health Dept. Z.P.<br />
Jalna<br />
Dr.Nilwarn<br />
Satona<br />
9923154748<br />
Dr. Admane<br />
Ashti<br />
9970018464<br />
Dr. Vikas Gudade<br />
Dhoksal<br />
9850666199<br />
Dr .S.V.Burkule<br />
D. Khandare<br />
9527747426<br />
Dr. Badukale<br />
Patoda<br />
9890924497<br />
Dr .S.P.Shastri<br />
Somthana<br />
9423157565<br />
Dr . Sheetal Soni<br />
Shelgaon<br />
9422216504<br />
Dr .Hemke<br />
Wakulni<br />
9421651559<br />
Dr. Kakad<br />
Dabhadi<br />
9270683560<br />
Dr. Falke<br />
Viregaon<br />
9422332025<br />
Dr. Baig<br />
Sukhapuri<br />
9922976767<br />
Dr.Ashwamedh Jagtap<br />
9422216354<br />
Dr.S.K.Landge<br />
Epidemic Medical<br />
Officer<br />
9764006667<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
Dr .Shaikh Heena<br />
Shelgaon<br />
9890521479<br />
Dr .V.M.Gatkal<br />
Wakulni<br />
8605329039<br />
Dr. S. G Joshi<br />
Dabhadi<br />
9421320202<br />
Dr. Anup Ingole<br />
Viregaon<br />
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Dr.Dekevadiya<br />
Sukhapuri<br />
8055761848<br />
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Contact Persons for Medical Emergencies in Urban & Rural Area of Jalna Dist. (Civil Surgeon)<br />
Sr. No. Facility /<br />
Resource<br />
1 Medical Health<br />
Services<br />
Location Authority In<br />
charge, Name ,<br />
Designation ,<br />
Address, Phone,<br />
Fax<br />
Health Dept.<br />
Z.P. Jalna<br />
Dr .D.D.Bhagat.<br />
District Health<br />
Officer, Zilla<br />
Parishad Jalna<br />
Ph.No. 225703<br />
M No 9422291240<br />
2 Medical Jalna Dr. P.R.Jadhav<br />
Civil Surgeon,<br />
General Hospital,<br />
Jalna.<br />
Ph. No.<br />
Off. 224381,<br />
Fax 225508<br />
Resi. 224450<br />
3 Medical Sub District<br />
Hosp. Ambad<br />
4 Medical Rural Hosp.<br />
Partur<br />
5 Medical Rural Hosp.<br />
Bhokardan<br />
6 Medical Rural Hosp.<br />
Mantha<br />
7 Medical Rural Hosp.<br />
Tembhurni<br />
M No 9422291240<br />
Dr.B.R.Jadhav<br />
Medical<br />
Supertendent , Rural<br />
Hospital Ambad<br />
Ph. No. 220098<br />
M No 9922699194<br />
Dr.M . K. Rtahod<br />
Medical Supdt Rural<br />
Hospital Partur<br />
Ph.No. 221293<br />
M No 9422215730<br />
Dr.D.M.Patil.<br />
Medical Supdt ,<br />
Rural Hospital,<br />
Bhokardan ,<br />
Ph. No. 244559<br />
M No. 9422658833<br />
Dr. Pandit<br />
MedicalSupdt<br />
Rural Hospital<br />
Mantha<br />
Ph. No. 270057<br />
M No.7588359517<br />
Dr. A S Gaikwad<br />
Medical Supdt. ,<br />
Rural Hospital<br />
Tembhurni<br />
Ph. No. 226768<br />
M No 9423157942<br />
Alternate Authority<br />
,Name , Designation ,<br />
Address, Phone, Fax<br />
Dr.S.Kadle<br />
, A.D.H.O<br />
, Zilla Parishad, Jalna,<br />
Ph.No. Off.<br />
M. No 9423397544<br />
Dr. B.L. Surwase,<br />
Resident Medical Officer,<br />
General Hospital, Jalna.<br />
Ph.No 224349, 223451<br />
Resi.<br />
M No 9421319491<br />
Dr.Mrs. Male<br />
, Medical officer , Rural<br />
Hospital Ambad<br />
M N 9421376036<br />
Dr. D.R.Nawal<br />
MO Rural Hospital, Partur<br />
M No 9422796177<br />
Dr.S.B.Rajput<br />
MO Rural Hospital<br />
Bhokardan<br />
M NoP<br />
Dr. P K Chatce<br />
MO , Rural Hospital<br />
Mantha<br />
M No 9890423953<br />
Dr.G.S. Avhad<br />
MO Rural Hospital<br />
Tembhurni<br />
M No 9421327590<br />
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9 Medical Rural Hosp.<br />
Ghansavangi<br />
10 Medical Rural Hosp.<br />
Badnapur<br />
11 Medical Rural Hosp.<br />
Jafrabad<br />
12 Medical Women Hosp.<br />
Jalna<br />
Dr S.B.Maske<br />
Medical Supdt.<br />
, Rural Hospital ner<br />
Ph. No 251777<br />
M No 9422724475<br />
Dr.Rathod<br />
, Medical Supdt. ,<br />
Rural Hospital<br />
Ghansavangi<br />
Ph. No 231397<br />
M No 9421585898<br />
Dr.J.B.Yevatikar<br />
Medical Supdt.<br />
, Rural Hospital<br />
Badnapur<br />
Ph. No 231767<br />
M No 9421431876<br />
Dr. A. L. Gaikwad<br />
Medical Supdt. ,<br />
Rural Hospital<br />
Jafrabad<br />
Ph. No 243189<br />
M No 9423157942<br />
Dr.D.N.Degaokar<br />
. Medical Supdt. ,<br />
women Hospital<br />
Jalna<br />
Ph. No 243189<br />
M No9421312949<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
Dr.S.B.Dhawale.<br />
MO<br />
Rural Hospital Ner<br />
M No 8983698542<br />
Dr. Maheshkumar Mane<br />
MO Rural Hospital<br />
Ghansavangi<br />
M No 9822409208<br />
Dr.B.R.Sawale<br />
. MO Rural Hospital<br />
Badnapur<br />
M No 9422579677<br />
Dr. A.M.Gaikawad.<br />
MO Rural Hospital<br />
Jafrabad<br />
M No 9370419882<br />
Dr.G.S. Nerwane<br />
MO women Hospital<br />
Jalna<br />
M No 9422723955<br />
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Resource<br />
1 Pathological<br />
services<br />
2 Pathological<br />
services<br />
3 Pathological<br />
services<br />
4 Pathological<br />
services<br />
5 Pathological<br />
services<br />
6 Pathological<br />
services<br />
7 Pathological<br />
services<br />
List of Pathological Services<br />
Location Authority Incharge ,<br />
Name , Designation<br />
, Phone, Fax.<br />
Jalna Dr. P.R.Jadhav<br />
Civil Surgeon,<br />
General Hospital,<br />
Jalna. Ph. No.<br />
Off. 224381,<br />
Fax 225508<br />
Resi. 224450<br />
Rural Hosp.<br />
Ambad<br />
Rural Hosp.<br />
Partur<br />
Rural Hosp.<br />
Bhokardan<br />
Rural Hosp.<br />
Mantha<br />
Rural Hosp.<br />
Tembhurni<br />
M No 9422291240<br />
Dr.B.R.Jadhav<br />
Medical<br />
Supertendent ,<br />
Rural Hospital<br />
Ambad Ph.<br />
No. 220098<br />
M No 9922699194<br />
Dr. M K Rathod<br />
Medical Supdt<br />
Rural Hospital<br />
Partur Ph.No.<br />
221293<br />
M No 9422215730<br />
Dr.D.M.Patil.<br />
Medical Supdt ,<br />
Rural Hospital,<br />
Bhokardan ,<br />
Ph. No. 244559<br />
M No. 9422658833<br />
Dr. Pandit<br />
Medical<br />
SupdtRural Hospital<br />
Mantha Ph.<br />
No. 270057<br />
M No.7588359517<br />
Dr. A L Gaikwad<br />
Medical Supdt. ,<br />
Rural Hospital<br />
Tembhurni<br />
Ph. No. 226768<br />
M No 9423157942<br />
Rural Hosp. Ner Dr S.B.Maske<br />
Medical Supdt.<br />
, Rural Hospital ner<br />
Ph. No 251777<br />
M No 9422724475<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
Alternate Authority ,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Phone, Fax.<br />
Dr.B.L.Surawase.,<br />
Resident Medical Officer,<br />
General Hospital, Jalna.<br />
Ph.No 224349, 223451<br />
Resi.<br />
M No 9421319491.<br />
Dr.Mrs. Male<br />
, Medical officer , Rural<br />
Hospital Ambad<br />
M N 9421376036<br />
Dr. D.R.Nawal<br />
MO Rural Hospital, Partur<br />
M No 9422796177<br />
Dr.S.B.Rajput<br />
MO Rural Hospital<br />
Bhokardan<br />
M No<br />
Dr. P K Chatce<br />
MO , Rural Hospital<br />
Mantha<br />
M No 9890423953<br />
Dr. G.S.Avhad<br />
MO Rural Hospital<br />
Tembhurni<br />
M No 9421327590<br />
Dr.S.B.Dhawale.<br />
MO Rural Hospital<br />
Ner<br />
M No 8983698542<br />
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9 Pathological<br />
services<br />
10 Pathological<br />
services<br />
11 Pathological<br />
services<br />
Sr. No. Facility /<br />
Resource<br />
1 Medical Health<br />
Services<br />
Rural Hosp.<br />
Ghansavangi<br />
Rural Hosp.<br />
Badnapur<br />
Rural Hosp.<br />
Jafrabad<br />
Women Hosp.<br />
Jalna<br />
Dr.Rathod<br />
, Medical Supdt. ,<br />
Rural Hospital<br />
Ghansavangi<br />
Ph. No 231397<br />
M No 9421585898<br />
Dr.J.B.Yevatikar<br />
Medical<br />
Supdt. , Rural<br />
Hospital Badnapur<br />
Ph. No 231767<br />
M No 9421431876<br />
Dr. A L. Gaikwad<br />
Medical Supdt. ,<br />
Rural Hospital<br />
Jafrabad<br />
Ph. No 243189<br />
M No 9423157942<br />
Dr.D.N.Degaokar<br />
. Medical Supdt. ,<br />
women Hospital<br />
Jalna<br />
Ph. No 243189<br />
M No9421312949<br />
Contact Persons for Medical Emergencies in Jalna<br />
Location Authority In<br />
charge, Name ,<br />
Designation ,<br />
Address, Phone,<br />
Fax<br />
Health Dept.<br />
Z.P. Jalna<br />
Dr .D.D.Bhagat.<br />
District Health<br />
Officer, Zilla<br />
Parishad Jalna<br />
Ph.No. 225703<br />
M No 9422291240.<br />
2 Medical Jalna Dr. P.R.Jadhav<br />
Civil Surgeon,<br />
General Hospital,<br />
Jalna. Ph. No.<br />
Off. 224381,<br />
Fax 225508<br />
Resi. 224450<br />
3 Medical Rural Hosp.<br />
Ambad<br />
M No 9422291240<br />
Dr.B.R.Jadhav<br />
Medical<br />
Supertendent , Rural<br />
Hospital Ambad<br />
Ph. No. 220098<br />
M No 9922699194<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
Dr. Maheshkumar Mane<br />
MO Rural Hospital<br />
Ghansavangi<br />
M No 9822409208<br />
Dr.B.R.Sawale<br />
. MO Rural Hospital<br />
Badnapur<br />
M No 9422579677<br />
Dr. A.M.Gaikawad.<br />
MO Rural Hospital<br />
Jafrabad<br />
M No 9370419882<br />
Dr.G.S. Nerwane<br />
MO women Hospital Jalna<br />
M No 9422723955<br />
Alternate Authority<br />
,Name , Designation ,<br />
Address, Phone, Fax<br />
Dr.S.Kadle<br />
, A.D.H.O<br />
, Zilla Parishad, Jalna,<br />
Ph.No. Off.<br />
M. No 9423397544<br />
Dr.B.L.Surawase.,<br />
Resident Medical Officer,<br />
General Hospital, Jalna.<br />
Ph.No 224349, 223451<br />
Resi.<br />
M No 9421319491.<br />
Dr.Mrs. Male<br />
, Medical officer , Rural<br />
Hospital Ambad<br />
M N 9421376036<br />
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Partur<br />
5 Medical Rural Hosp.<br />
Bhokardan<br />
6 Medical Rural Hosp.<br />
Mantha<br />
7 Medical Rural Hosp.<br />
Tembhurni<br />
8 Medical Rural Hosp.<br />
Ner<br />
9 Medical Rural Hosp.<br />
Ghansavangi<br />
10 Medical Rural Hosp.<br />
Badnapur<br />
11 Medical Rural Hosp.<br />
Jafrabad<br />
12 Medical Women Hosp.<br />
Jalna<br />
Dr. M K Rathod<br />
Medical Supdt Rural<br />
Hospital Partur<br />
Ph.No. 221293<br />
M No 9422215730<br />
Dr.D.M.Patil.<br />
Medical Supdt ,<br />
Rural Hospital,<br />
Bhokardan ,<br />
Ph. No. 244559<br />
M No. 9422658833<br />
Dr. Pandit<br />
Medical SupdtRural<br />
Hospital Mantha<br />
Ph. No. 270057<br />
M No.7588359517<br />
Dr. A L Gaikwad<br />
Medical Supdt. ,<br />
Rural Hospital<br />
Tembhurni<br />
Ph. No. 226768<br />
M No 9423157942<br />
Dr S.B.Maske<br />
Medical Supdt.<br />
, Rural Hospital ner<br />
Ph. No 251777<br />
M No 9422724475<br />
Dr.Rathod<br />
, Medical Supdt. ,<br />
Rural Hospital<br />
Ghansavangi<br />
Ph. No 231397<br />
M No 9421585898<br />
Dr.J.B.Yevatikar<br />
Medical Supdt.<br />
, Rural Hospital<br />
Badnapur Ph. No<br />
231767<br />
M No 9421431876<br />
Dr. A L. Gaikwad<br />
Medical Supdt. ,<br />
Rural Hospital<br />
Jafrabad<br />
Ph. No 243189<br />
M No 9423157942<br />
Dr.D.N.Degaokar<br />
. Medical Supdt. ,<br />
women Hospital<br />
Jalna<br />
Ph. No 243189<br />
M No9421312949<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
Dr. D.R.Nawal<br />
MO Rural Hospital, Partur<br />
M No 9422796177<br />
Dr.S.B.Rajput<br />
MO Rural Hospital<br />
Bhokardan<br />
M No<br />
Dr. P K Chatce<br />
MO , Rural Hospital<br />
Mantha<br />
M No 9890423953<br />
Dr. G.S.Avhad<br />
MO Rural Hospital<br />
Tembhurni<br />
M No 9421327590<br />
Dr.S.B.Dhawale.<br />
MO Rural Hospital<br />
Ner<br />
M No 8983698542<br />
Dr. Maheshkumar Mane<br />
MO Rural Hospital<br />
Ghansavangi<br />
M No 9822409208<br />
Dr.B.R.Sawale<br />
. MO Rural Hospital<br />
Badnapur<br />
M No 9422579677<br />
Dr. A.M.Gaikawad.<br />
MO Rural Hospital<br />
Jafrabad<br />
M No 9370419882<br />
Dr.G.S. Nerwane<br />
MO women Hospital<br />
Jalna<br />
M No 9422723955<br />
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Sr. No. Facility /<br />
Resource<br />
List of Blood Banks<br />
Location Authority Incharge ,<br />
Name , Designation<br />
, Phone, Fax.<br />
1 Blood Bank Jalna Dr. P.R.Jadhav<br />
Civil Surgeon,<br />
General Hospital,<br />
Jalna. Ph. No.<br />
Off. 224381,<br />
Fax 225508<br />
Resi.<br />
2 Blood Bank Mission<br />
Hospital , Jalna<br />
3 Blood bank Pvt. Jan Kalyan<br />
New Amer<br />
Chaya Talkies<br />
Jalna<br />
M No 9422291240<br />
Dr Mojes<br />
Medical supdt<br />
Mission Hospital<br />
Jalna Ph 230149<br />
Ph 243085,238397<br />
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Alternate Authority ,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Phone, Fax.<br />
Dr. Rajendra Shejule<br />
, BTO,<br />
General Hospital, Jalna.<br />
Ph.No 224349, 223451<br />
Resi.<br />
M No 9422217453<br />
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S.No. Facility<br />
/Resources<br />
1 Administrative<br />
Head<br />
2 Administrative<br />
Head<br />
3 Veterinary Health<br />
Cover<br />
4 Administrative<br />
Head<br />
5 Veterinary Health<br />
Cover<br />
6 Veterinary Health<br />
Cover<br />
List of Animal Husbandry Officers in Jalna<br />
Location Authority Incharge Name,<br />
Designation, Address, Phone,<br />
Fax.<br />
Jalna Dr.S.N.Chitte<br />
DDCAH Jalna<br />
Phone No. . 02482/220106<br />
Mobile- 9579084301<br />
Jalna Dr. B.R.Shinde<br />
DAHO, ZP.Jalna<br />
Phone 02482/223888<br />
Resi<br />
No 9860171212<br />
Jalna Dr. M.P.Deshmukh<br />
ACAH, VPC Jalna<br />
Phone No. 02482/220690<br />
M.B. 9422042849<br />
Jalna Dr.A.N. Dube<br />
L.D.O. (Extn)<br />
Phone No.9822327620<br />
Golapangri Dr.S.V. Kulkurni , LDO<br />
Phone 9422711035<br />
Pirkalyabn Dr..Sangale B.P.<br />
9923402271<br />
7 ‘’ Ner Dr. Zinklod S.G. LDO<br />
.Mo.9420912567<br />
8 ,, Shevali Dr. Zinklod S G l.D.O..<br />
.Mo.9420912567<br />
9 ,, Bhatepuri Dr.Smt.Smita Adlak<br />
L.D.O.<br />
Ph.No.9881834447<br />
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Alternate Authority Name,<br />
Designation, Address,<br />
Phone, Fax<br />
Dr. N B Babhulgaonkar,<br />
Assist. Commissioner, A.H.<br />
Phone No. 02482-220106<br />
9422862903<br />
Dr.S.G Butte. LDO<br />
Phone No. 8275489962<br />
Dr. B.R.Devkatte<br />
l.D.o.Vp Jalna<br />
Mobile 9970123034<br />
Shri Sose l.s.s.<br />
Shri Dhakarge, LSS.<br />
9422994388<br />
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Shri Sonawane A.l.d.o.<br />
9405062843<br />
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10 ‘’ Karla Shri Joshi , LSS<br />
11 ‘’ Dhudhuna<br />
Kalegaon<br />
12 ‘’ Pachan<br />
wadgaon<br />
Dr.P.Y. choudhary<br />
9850631560<br />
Shri Tayade, LSS<br />
Phone No. 9325439480<br />
13 ‘’ BajiUmrad --<br />
14 ‘’ Revgaon Mr. J.D. Nagargoje<br />
9404483921<br />
15 ‘’ Samangaon Mr. J D.Nagagoje, LSS<br />
Phone No. -9404483921<br />
16 ‘’ Manegaon Mr. Gite S.V. LSS<br />
.<br />
17 ‘’ Ramnagar Mr. S.T.Sangole LSS<br />
Phone No. 9423730377<br />
18 ‘’ Jamwadi Mr. Madan, LSS<br />
9423712907<br />
19 ‘’ Waghrul Mr. B.S.Thakare<br />
l.s.s.<br />
9421320905<br />
20 ‘’ Nava Mr. Kudmethe<br />
9423731782<br />
21 Administrati<br />
ve<br />
Head<br />
22 Health<br />
Cover.<br />
Ambad Dr. G.V. Chavan, LDO<br />
9604232656<br />
‘’ Dr. S.A. Quadri , ACAH<br />
9881052438<br />
23 ‘’ Jamkhed Dr. A.P.Kulkarni<br />
9422219638<br />
24 ‘’ Wadigodri Dr. G.V. Chavan LDO<br />
9604232656<br />
25 ‘’ Sukhapuri Dr. U.B.Wankhede<br />
949421393745<br />
26 ‘’ Rohilagad Mr..N.R.Rathod<br />
ALDO<br />
27 ‘’ Karjat Mr. Sangewar,<br />
9423284361<br />
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28 ‘’ Nalewadi Mr. Wagh LSS --<br />
29 ‘’ Patharwala Dr. U.B.Wankhede<br />
949421393745<br />
30 ‘ Tadhadgaon Mr. Chatre, LSS<br />
2483237031<br />
31 ‘’ Eklerhara Mr. Rathod, LSS<br />
9423757519<br />
32 ‘’ Chinchkhed Shri Lokare,<br />
9423151692<br />
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Shri Sonwane, LSS<br />
. 9422883615<br />
--<br />
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--<br />
--<br />
Mr. Chatre, LSS,<br />
9764454934<br />
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33 Health<br />
Cover<br />
Dongaon Mr .Dorle, L.S..S.<br />
9421313896<br />
34 ‘’ Antarwali Sarati Mr.B.VKadam, L.S.S<br />
2483227270<br />
35 ‘’ Shahgad Mr. Aute, LSS<br />
9423460096<br />
36 ‘’ Shahpur Mr.B.VKadam, L.S.S<br />
37 ‘’ Gondi Mr. Kadam, L.S.S<br />
2483227270<br />
38 ‘’ Sast<br />
Pimpalgaon<br />
Mr.A.M.Pachankar LSS --<br />
39 ‘’ Dhangarpimpari Mr.A.M.Pachankar LSS --<br />
40 Administrati<br />
ve Head<br />
41 Veterinary<br />
Health<br />
Control<br />
Bhokardan Dr.Asrar Ahemad, LDO,<br />
9422347063<br />
‘’ Dr. Chandel S K, ACAH<br />
9423711747<br />
42 ‘’ Hasnabad Dr.C.N. Udanshiv, LDO,<br />
9422706282<br />
43 ‘’ Anwa Dr.M.D. Katkar L, LDO,<br />
9423727073<br />
44 ‘’ Paradh Dr. A.S.Chavan,<br />
9423147969<br />
45 ‘’ Nalni Dr.Asrar Ahemad, LDO,<br />
9422347063<br />
46 Javkheda Bk. Dr.C.N. Udanshiv, LDO,<br />
9422706282<br />
47 ‘’ Talegaon Shri.P.RKulkarni, ALDO<br />
9823003199<br />
48 ‘’ Warud Shri Doiphode A B<br />
ALDO -- 9421324716<br />
49 ‘’ Jalgaon Sapkal Shri Wagh, LSS<br />
9421423234<br />
50 ‘’ Chandai Tepli Shri Shelke A.P. LSS<br />
02485/226339<br />
51 ‘’ Walsangvi Shri Magar, LSS<br />
--<br />
52 ‘’ Dhawada Shri Kamble, LSS<br />
53 ‘’ Avana Shri Deshmukh LSS<br />
54 ‘’ Danapur Shri Hade,<br />
--<br />
55 ‘’ Kedarkheda Shri Wankhede LSS<br />
2485-246241<br />
56 ‘’ Sipora Shri Patel, LSS<br />
--<br />
57 Administrati<br />
ve Head<br />
Jafrabad Dr. Smt.P.B. Bansode<br />
9850315077<br />
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Mr. N.S. Gaikwad<br />
LSS.<br />
Mr. Ravate, LSS,<br />
Shri Pandit, LSS<br />
9422082426<br />
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--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
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--<br />
--<br />
Shri Jogdand, LSS<br />
--
58 Veterinary<br />
Health<br />
Cover<br />
Jafrabad Dr. Chandel S K, ACAH<br />
9423711747<br />
59 ‘’ Tembhurni Dr. B.P. Bansode LDO<br />
9850315074<br />
60 ‘’ Mahora Dr. Smt.P.B. Bansode LDO<br />
99850315077<br />
61 ‘’ Khasgaon Dr. Smt.P.B. Bansode<br />
9850315077<br />
62 ‘’ Janefal Dr. Smt.P.B. Bansode LDO<br />
99850315077<br />
63 ‘’ Warud Shri .A.B Doifode, ALDO<br />
9421324716<br />
64 ‘’ Sayagaon<br />
Mhaske<br />
Shri More N.Y., LSS<br />
9421596341<br />
65 ‘’ Bharaj Shri Kedar, LSS<br />
9421324655<br />
66 ‘’ Sipora Ambhora Shri Zade LSS<br />
67 Administrati<br />
ve Head<br />
68 Veterinary<br />
Health<br />
Cover<br />
69 ‘’ Kumbhar<br />
Pimpalgaon<br />
Ghansangvi Dr. B.B.Rajurkar , LDO<br />
9403857459<br />
Ghansangvi Dr. A.N. Chanshiv , LDO<br />
9850700674<br />
Dr.Rajurkar B B LDO<br />
9403857459<br />
70 ‘’ Tirthpuri Dr.G.V.Chavan, LDO<br />
9604232656<br />
71 ‘’ Ranjani Dr. P.K.Solunke, LDO<br />
8055818167<br />
72 Jamb Samarth Dr.Bari LDO<br />
73 Gadhe<br />
sawargaon<br />
Dr. S.C.Pawtekar, LDO<br />
9822513414<br />
74 ‘’ Rani Unchegaon Shri.Datawase -<br />
75 ‘’ Anterwali<br />
Tembhi<br />
Shri Jadhav, Lss<br />
238079<br />
76 ‘’ Khadka Shri Mehatre<br />
LSS<br />
9421644282<br />
77 Administrati<br />
ve Head<br />
78 Veterinary<br />
Health<br />
Cover<br />
Mantha Dr. Abdul Raoof, LDO<br />
9420816780<br />
‘’ Dr B.R. devkate, LDO<br />
9970123034<br />
79 ‘’ Uswad Dr. S.V.Mane, LDO<br />
9421385369<br />
80 ‘’ Pagari Wayal Dr. Abdul Raoof, LDO<br />
9420816780<br />
81 ‘’ Jaipur Dr.S.G. Zinklod LDO<br />
9420912567<br />
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Shri –Mane Aldo<br />
942144091<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
Shri Bhalerao J A,<br />
ALDO<br />
9423460743<br />
Shri Bhalerao J A, Lss<br />
9423460743<br />
--<br />
--<br />
Shri A.N.Khiste lss<br />
9421657956<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--<br />
Shri Rodge lss<br />
Dr.Rathod LDO<br />
--<br />
--<br />
--
82 ‘’ Pewa Shri wagh LSS<br />
83 ‘’ Rohina Shri Tupkar, LSS<br />
9423137389<br />
84 ‘’ Watur Shri R.P.Gore LSS<br />
9423171128<br />
85 ‘’ Akhani Shri Jogdand, LSS<br />
9423656441<br />
86 ‘’ Pangri Gosavi Shri Manmode, LSS<br />
9422874168<br />
87 ‘’ Vidoli Shri --<br />
88 ‘’ Kendhali Shri Hanwate, LSS<br />
89 ‘’ Dahiphal Shri - --<br />
90 ‘’ Talni -- --<br />
91 ‘’ Deogaon Shri Sovitkar LSS --<br />
92 ‘’ Patoda Shri Gaikwad LSS --<br />
93 ‘’ Helas --- --<br />
94 ‘’ Dhoksal Shri Alamwad. LSS<br />
9403032471<br />
95 ‘’ Chitali Putali Shri Waghmare, LSS<br />
9420652697<br />
96 Administrati<br />
ve Head<br />
97 Veterinary<br />
Health<br />
Cover<br />
Partur Dr.Smt. Dongardive LDO<br />
9730845450<br />
‘’ Dr.Smt. Dongardive LDO<br />
9730845450<br />
98 ‘’ Ashri Dr. Mane S V, LDO<br />
9421385369<br />
99 ‘’ Satona Dr. Mane S V, LDO<br />
9421385369<br />
9423143673<br />
100 ‘’ Khandvi Shri Pere, LSS<br />
9423458491<br />
101 ‘’ Patoda Shri Birajdar, LSS<br />
9423730433<br />
102 ‘’ Shristi Dr.Rajurkar B B LDO<br />
9403857459<br />
103 Wahegaon Sh. Dr. P.K.Solunke, LDO<br />
8055818167<br />
104 Administrati<br />
ve Head<br />
105 Veterinary<br />
Health<br />
Cover<br />
Badnapur Dr. Sudhir Joshi LDO<br />
9404002098<br />
Badnapur Dr. V.D. Joshi LDO<br />
9423143673<br />
106 ‘’ ‘’ Mobile V.D. Dr. Sudhir Joshi<br />
9960008764<br />
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Shri.Shinde Lss<br />
--<br />
--<br />
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--<br />
-<br />
Dr.V.D. Joshi LDO<br />
9423143673<br />
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107 ‘’ Wakulni Dr. A.M. Siddiqui, LDO<br />
9422174739<br />
108 ‘’ Chikhali Dr.N.R. Pokharkar LDO<br />
9421421099<br />
109 ‘’ Sayagaon Shri C.D.Rathod, LSS<br />
9970307396<br />
110 ‘’ Georai Bazar Shri Awakale, LSS<br />
9422711267<br />
111 ‘’ Shelgaon Shri Thorat, LSS<br />
942244633<br />
112 ‘’ Chenegaon Shri Vaidya, LSS<br />
9822304718<br />
113 ‘’ Bawana pangri Shri Suryawanshi<br />
9881529945<br />
114 ‘’ Pir pimpal gaon --- --<br />
Contact Person for Pollution Control in Jalna<br />
. No. Facilities/Resource Location Authority Incharge<br />
Name , Designation,<br />
Address, Phone, Fax<br />
1 Analysis of waste<br />
water samples and<br />
air samples at<br />
regional laboratory<br />
M.P.C.Board,<br />
Aurangabad<br />
P2 MIA Bldg.<br />
Station Rd,<br />
MIDC Area,<br />
Aurangabad.<br />
Regional Officer,<br />
Maharashtra Pollution<br />
Control Board, P2 Mia<br />
Bldg. Station Road,<br />
MIDC Area<br />
Aurangabad.<br />
List of Contact Persons for Water Quality Monitor<br />
Sr. No. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge ,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Phone, Fax.<br />
1 Water Quality<br />
Monitor<br />
Jalna Junior Scientfic Officer,<br />
Dist. Public Health<br />
Laboratory Jalna<br />
Ph.No.Off.225894<br />
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Mr. Puranik, LSS<br />
9860750114<br />
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Alternate Authority Name,<br />
Designation, Address, Phone,<br />
Fax<br />
Sub-Regional Officer,<br />
Maharashtra Pollution Control<br />
Board, P-2, Mia Bldg. Station<br />
Road, MIDC Area, Aurangabad<br />
Jr. Scientific Officer,<br />
Maharashtra Pollution Control<br />
Board, P-2, Mia Bldg. Station<br />
Road, MIDC Area, Aurangabad<br />
Alternate Authority ,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Phone, Fax.<br />
_____________
Sr. No. Facility /<br />
Resource<br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
1<br />
List of Contact Persons for Industrial Safety<br />
Location Authority Incharge ,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Phone, Fax.<br />
1 DIC Jalna Jalna General Manager,<br />
Dist. Industries Centre,<br />
Plot No. 7, Additional<br />
MIDC Area , Jalna.<br />
Ph.No. Off. 220957<br />
Mob- 9422725934<br />
2 Industry<br />
Development<br />
3 Industrial Safety<br />
& Health<br />
Jalna Mr. D.S. Parlikar<br />
Dy. Engineer,<br />
MIDC Sub- Division,<br />
Addl. MIDC Jalna<br />
Ph.No.Off. 220632<br />
Mob-9423162440<br />
Aurangabad Joint Director of<br />
Industrial Safety &<br />
Health, Mondha Naka ,<br />
Aurangabad.<br />
Ph.No. 2331326(O),<br />
2470324(R)<br />
4 Pollution Control Aurangabad Regional Officer,<br />
Mah. Pollution Control<br />
Board, Rly. Station MIDc<br />
Area .<br />
Ph. No. 2331998<br />
Contact Person of Agriculture Department, Jalna<br />
Facility / Resource Location Authority<br />
Incharge, Name ,<br />
Designation ,<br />
Address, Phone,<br />
Mobile, Fax<br />
Seedling for planting<br />
fruit crops<br />
NURSERIES<br />
1) District Nursery<br />
Wadigodri<br />
Tq. Ambad<br />
2) Taluka Nursery<br />
Jalna Tq. Jalna<br />
3) Taluka Nursery<br />
A. Kendhali,<br />
Tq. Mantha<br />
P.S. Bardale<br />
SDAO Partur<br />
9422175019<br />
A.R. Kale,<br />
SDAO Jalna<br />
9823129624<br />
P.S. Bardale,<br />
SDAO Partur<br />
9422175019<br />
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Alternate Authority ,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Phone, Fax.<br />
Manager, Dist. Industries<br />
Centre, Addl. MIDC<br />
Jalna.<br />
Ph.No. Off. 220957<br />
Mr. Ravindra Kharat,<br />
Asstt. Engineer,<br />
MIDC Sub-Divisonn<br />
Addl. MIDC, Jalna<br />
Ph.No.Off.220632<br />
Mob. 9422205257<br />
Dy. Director of Industrial<br />
Safety & Health, Mondha<br />
Naka, Aurangabad.<br />
Ph.No.<br />
Off.2331326, 2331561<br />
Field Officer (Jalna),<br />
Mah. Pollution Control<br />
Board, Rly. Station<br />
MIDC Area ,<br />
Aurangabad.<br />
Ph. No. 2339230(O)<br />
Alternate Authority<br />
,Name , Designation ,<br />
Address, Phone,<br />
Mobile, Fax<br />
Bhalerao M.K<br />
Agril. Supervisor,<br />
Wadigodri ,Tq. Ambad<br />
9420580445<br />
V.N.Salve,<br />
Agril. Supervisor<br />
Jalna.<br />
9405813135<br />
A.G.Boiewar<br />
Agril. Officer<br />
Awalgaon Kendhali<br />
8275344215<br />
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3<br />
Sr.<br />
No.<br />
Technical<br />
Assistance<br />
AGRO<br />
POLYCLINIC<br />
Soil Testing<br />
Laboratory<br />
1) Samangaon<br />
Tq. Jalna<br />
2) Bhokardan<br />
Tq. Bhokardan<br />
3) Patarwala<br />
Tq. Ambad<br />
4) Awalgaon<br />
kendhali<br />
Tq. Mantha<br />
Jalna<br />
A.R. Kale<br />
SDAO Jalna<br />
9823129624<br />
A.R. Kale<br />
SDAO Jalna<br />
9823129624<br />
P.S. Bardale<br />
SDAO Partur<br />
9422175019<br />
P.S. Bardale<br />
SDAO Partur<br />
94221755019<br />
Vyavhare<br />
Dist. Soil Testing &<br />
Soil Survey Officer,<br />
Jalna<br />
Off. (02482) 223181<br />
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Kachve, G.H<br />
Agril. Supervisor,<br />
Samangaon,Tq. Jalna<br />
9422879198<br />
Ingale A.G.<br />
Agril. Supervisor,<br />
Bhokardan Tq.<br />
Bhokardan<br />
7588089114<br />
Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Address, Phone, Mobile,<br />
Fax<br />
4 Z.P. Agriculture<br />
Department<br />
Jalna Anand Ganjewar<br />
Agril.Dev.Officer<br />
Zilla parishad Jalna<br />
Mob 94221 86483<br />
Lakhe B.R..,<br />
Agril. Supervisor,<br />
Patarwala,Tq. Ambad<br />
(02452) 228341,<br />
9145762195<br />
A.G.Boiewar<br />
Agril. Officer,<br />
A. kendhali.Tq.<br />
Mantha<br />
9422219060.<br />
S.G. Padwal<br />
DSAO Jalna<br />
Off. (02482) 230513<br />
Mob. 9422211941<br />
Alternate Authority ,Name ,<br />
Designation , Address, Phone,<br />
Mobile, Fax<br />
S.V.Deshpande<br />
Campaign Officer<br />
Zilla Parishad Jalna<br />
Mob 942380618<br />
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List of Contact Persons for Telecommunication Agencies<br />
Sr. No. Facility /<br />
Resource<br />
1 Telecommunicati<br />
on and Mobile<br />
Service<br />
2 Telecommunicati<br />
on and Mobile<br />
Service<br />
3 Telecommunicati<br />
on and Mobile<br />
Service<br />
4 Telecommunicati<br />
on and Mobile<br />
Service<br />
5 Telecommunicati<br />
on and Mobile<br />
Service<br />
6 Telecommunicati<br />
on and Mobile<br />
Service<br />
7 Telecommunicati<br />
on and Mobile<br />
Service<br />
8 Telecommunicati<br />
on and Mobile<br />
Service<br />
8 Telecommunicati<br />
on and Mobile<br />
Service<br />
Location Authority Incharge,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Address, Phone, Fax<br />
District Head N.P.Kawade TDM<br />
Near HPO Shivaji<br />
Putala Jalna P-<br />
232900 R-232901<br />
M-9422220016<br />
Jalna Urban<br />
& Taluka<br />
N. B. Bhoge<br />
DE (Urban) Near<br />
HPO Shivaji Putala<br />
Jalna P-231400<br />
Mobile- 9423977333<br />
Ambad A.S.Khairnar DE<br />
Near HPO Shivaji<br />
Putala Jalna P-<br />
231399<br />
M. 9422228204<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
Partur<br />
Mantha<br />
Bhokardan<br />
Jafrabad<br />
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Badanapur N. B. Bhoge<br />
DE (Urban) Near<br />
HPO Shivaji Putala<br />
Jalna P-231400<br />
Mobile- 9423977333<br />
Alternate Authority ,Name ,<br />
Designation , Address,<br />
Phone, Fax<br />
N. B. Bhoge<br />
DE (Urban) Near HPO<br />
Shivaji Putala Jalna P-<br />
231400<br />
Mobile- 9423977333<br />
A.K.Gawai SDE<br />
Near HPO Shivaji Putala<br />
Jalna<br />
P-239966<br />
Mobile- 9422204747<br />
Kuril J.B. SDE<br />
Tel Exchange Ambad P-<br />
220377 R-220355 M-<br />
9423975675<br />
S.B.Mahabole JTO<br />
Tel Exchange<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
P-231000 R-231000<br />
Mobile- 9423157714<br />
Pankaj Upadya JTO Tel<br />
Exchange Partur<br />
P-221699<br />
Mobile- 9423105001<br />
R.P. Khare JTO Tel<br />
Exchange Mantha<br />
P-271000<br />
Mobile- 9423964848<br />
Patil A.J. SDE Tel<br />
Exchange BORN<br />
P-244444 R-244666<br />
Mobile- 9423976999<br />
Sapkale L. N. SDE Tel<br />
Exchange Jafrabad<br />
P-222298<br />
Mobile- 9423973200<br />
Doifode A.T JTO AMIDC<br />
R-1 Jalna P-221300<br />
Mobile- 9423747999<br />
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Contact Person for Telegraph in Jalna<br />
SR.NO. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge Name,<br />
Designation , Address ,<br />
Phone, Fax<br />
1 Telegraph Office Jalna J.T.O. Incharge,<br />
Telegraph Office, Gandhi<br />
Chamber, Sarojani Devi<br />
Road, Jalna<br />
Ph. 230771(Off)<br />
Ph. 230908 (Resi.)<br />
Fax. 230499<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
Alternate Authority Name ,<br />
Designation , Address , Phone , Fax<br />
Sr. T. O. A.,<br />
Telegraph Office, Jalna<br />
Ph. 230771(Off)<br />
Fax. 230499<br />
Contact Person for Co-operative Dept. and Co-operative Industries of Jalna<br />
SR.NO. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge Name,<br />
Designation , Address ,<br />
Phone, Fax<br />
01 District Deputy<br />
Registrar, Co-op. Socy.<br />
Jalna<br />
02 Samarth Sahakari<br />
Sakhar Karkhana Ltd;<br />
Ambad<br />
03 Shri Bageshwari<br />
Sahakari Sakhar<br />
Karkhana Ltd; Partur<br />
04 Rameshwar Sahakari<br />
Sakhar Karkhana Ltd;<br />
Bhokardan<br />
05 Jalna Sahakari Sakhar<br />
Karkhana Ltd; Jalna<br />
06 Sagar Sahakari Sakhar<br />
Karkhana Ltd;<br />
Tirthpuri<br />
Tq.Ghansawangi Jalna<br />
07 Co-op. Industrial Estate<br />
Old M.I.D.C., Jalna<br />
08 Jalna Zilla Dudh<br />
Utpadak Sahakari<br />
Sangh Ltd; Jalna<br />
Jalna Shri. R.P.Surwase,<br />
District Deputy Registrar,<br />
Co-op. Socy. Jalna<br />
Off. 02482-225207<br />
M- 9423112411<br />
Ambad Shri. B.T.Pavese<br />
(M.D.)<br />
Ph. 02483-243023,243024<br />
243024 (O)<br />
M-98221 07477<br />
Partur Shri A.N. Sawane,<br />
Incharge M.D.<br />
Ph. 02484-221121,<br />
221260 (O)<br />
9822942881<br />
Bhokardan Shri J.G.Dhumne,<br />
Chief Engg,<br />
Off. 02485-253002/3/4<br />
M-9421483489<br />
Jalna D.Y.Mote, (M.D.)<br />
94230 73701<br />
off. 256241 / 44<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
Jalna<br />
Shri.N.V.Mangate<br />
Security Officer<br />
02483-226424,226425,<br />
284181<br />
(Manager)<br />
235360<br />
Jalna B.S.Meshram, (Admn)<br />
92269 38578<br />
Off. 225924<br />
Alternate Authority Name ,<br />
Designation , Address , Phone , Fax<br />
Shri. R.P.Surwase,<br />
Asstt. Registrar, Co-op. Socy, Tq.Jalna.<br />
Off.-02482---<br />
M-8087962236, 9422237826<br />
Shri.F.M.Dunge<br />
M-9623457011<br />
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Bhosale (O.S.)<br />
94237 50248<br />
Dhabhade (Secretary)<br />
94216 56727<br />
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SR.<br />
NO.<br />
Sr. No. Facility /<br />
Resource<br />
1 Electricity<br />
1 Electricity<br />
List of Electricity Board Officers in Jalna<br />
Location Authority Incharge , Name ,<br />
Designation , Phone, Fax.<br />
Jalna<br />
Jalna<br />
Mr. K.J Meshram<br />
Superintending Engineer<br />
Maharashtra State Electricity<br />
Board<br />
Jalna Circle Office, Chanakya<br />
Complex No.2, Old Jalna, Jalna<br />
M.No.7875764333<br />
Ph.No.Off. 225854 Resi.234885<br />
Mr. B.B. Masul, (In-Charge)<br />
Executive Engineer Maharashtra<br />
State Electricity Board<br />
Jalna -1Mastgadh, Jalna<br />
M.No.7875764019<br />
Ph.No.Off.230876 Resi. 230503<br />
2 Electricity Jalna Shri D.T. Saynikar,<br />
Executive Engineer MSEB,<br />
Jalna-2, M.No.7575764014<br />
Ph.No.Off.232416<br />
Resi. 7875764014<br />
Maharashtra State Electricity<br />
Board 132-KV Kanhyanagar,<br />
Jalna Sub Station.<br />
Ph.No.Off. 232416<br />
Res. 7875764014<br />
3 Electricity Jalna Maharashtra State Electricity<br />
Board 132-KV Kanhyanagar,<br />
Jalna Sub Station.<br />
Ph.No.Off. 230292<br />
4 Electricity Jalna Assstt. Engineer ,<br />
Maharashtra State Electricity<br />
Board 132-KV Addl.<br />
MIDC, Jalna<br />
Ph.No.Off. 220719<br />
Facility /<br />
Resource<br />
1 P.W.Divn.<br />
Jalna<br />
Contact Persons for Public Works Department, Jalna<br />
Location Authority Incharge Name,<br />
Designation , Address , Phone,<br />
Fax<br />
Jalna Shri K.E.Kamble,<br />
Executive Engineer PWD,<br />
Jalna No.1<br />
Ph.No.Off. 230143<br />
Resi. 230628<br />
Mobile-<br />
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Alternate Authority, Name,<br />
Designation, Phone, Fax.<br />
Shri LB.B. Masul Executive<br />
Engineer, Maharashtra State<br />
Electricity Board<br />
Jalna Circle Office, Chanakya<br />
Complex No.2, Old Jalna, Jalna<br />
M.No.7875764019<br />
Ph.No.Off. 225854<br />
Shri Salve S.L.<br />
Dy. Executive Engineer,<br />
Maharashtra State Electricity<br />
Board, Mastgadh, Jalna<br />
M.No.7875764171<br />
Ph.No.Off.230876<br />
Shri P.N. Dandge, Dy.Executive<br />
Engineer, Maharashtra State<br />
Electricity Board, Jalna-2<br />
M.No.7575420750<br />
Ph.No.Off.230876<br />
Shri Zope, Assistant Engineer,<br />
EHV S/S., Kanhaiyanagar, Jalna<br />
M.No.--9423780925<br />
Shri D.T.Thoke, Assistant<br />
Engineer, EHV S/S., MIDC,<br />
Jalna<br />
Mob.--9423780924<br />
Alternate Authority Name ,<br />
Designation , Address ,<br />
Phone , Fax<br />
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2 P.W.Divn.<br />
No.2 Jalna<br />
3 P.W.(R.P.)<br />
Divn.<br />
Jalna<br />
4 P.W.(Electric)<br />
Sub.Divn.<br />
Jalna<br />
Sr. No. Facility /<br />
Resource<br />
Jalna Shri. L.B.Chouwdhari, Executive<br />
Engineer, PWD No.2, Jalna<br />
Phone<br />
Jalna Shri Bhosikar, Executive<br />
Engineer, Road Transport<br />
Division<br />
Phone<br />
Jalna Dy. Eexecutive Engineer, PWD,<br />
Electric Sub.Div. Jalna<br />
Phone No. 230642 (O)<br />
Mobile-<br />
Contact Person for Civil Works, Agriculture, M.I. Zilla Parishad, Jalna<br />
Location Authority Incharge, Name<br />
, Designation , Address,<br />
Phone, Fax<br />
1 Z.P. (Works) Jalna Executive Engineer, Zilla<br />
Parishad, (Works), Jalna,<br />
Resi. 220576<br />
2 Z.P.<br />
(Agriculture)<br />
3 Z.P.( Minor<br />
Irrigation )<br />
Jalna Dist. Agril. Officer, C/O<br />
Agricultural Deptt. Zilla<br />
Parishad , Jalna . Ph.<br />
No. Off. 224693 (Epbx)<br />
M -9423150779<br />
Jalna Executive Engineer ,<br />
Minor Irrigation Zilla<br />
Parishad. Jalna, Ph. No.<br />
Off. 224693 (Epbx)<br />
Resi. 221821<br />
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J.E. PWD, Electric Sub.Div.<br />
Jalna<br />
Phone No. 230642 (O)<br />
Mobile-<br />
Alternate Authority ,Name<br />
, Designation , Address,<br />
Phone, Fax<br />
---<br />
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Office Superintendent<br />
Minor Irrigation Zilla<br />
Parishad. Jalna,<br />
Ph. No. Off. 224693<br />
(Epbx)
List of Contact Persons for Irrigation Department, Jalna<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
Sr. Facility / Location Authority Incharge, Name , Designation , Address,<br />
No. Resource<br />
Phone, Mobile, Fax<br />
1 Executive Jalna Mr G.C.Sukhmani<br />
Engineer<br />
M.No:- 9960561313<br />
Executive Engineer, Jalna Minor Irrigation Division Jalna,<br />
Near Motibag , Jalna. Ph.No.Off. 220436<br />
Mr. R.N.Kabra<br />
S.D.O.<br />
M.I. Div. Jalna<br />
Mobile 9922223717<br />
2 Sub-Divisional Jalna Mr. P.B.Jadhav<br />
Engineer<br />
A.E.-I.<br />
M.I.Sub Div. Jalna<br />
Mobile 9326290246<br />
3 Sub-Divisional Jalna Mr. A.G.Kapoor<br />
Engineer<br />
Sub-Divisional Engineer, Kumbarpimpalgaon Hq.Jalna.<br />
Near Motibag MbNo. 8149527423<br />
4 Sub-Divisional Jalna Mr.M.I.Khan<br />
Engineer<br />
Sub-Divisional Engineer,<br />
M.I.Survey Sub-Dn,Jalna. Near Motibag , Jalna MbNo.<br />
9890399345<br />
5 Sub-<br />
Bhokardan A.A. Kamble ,<br />
Divisional<br />
Sub Divisional Engineer,<br />
Engineer<br />
M.I.Survery Sub Division, Bhokardan<br />
MbNo.9421656269<br />
6 Sub-<br />
Mantha P.D.Sanap,<br />
Divisional<br />
Sub-Divisional Officer,<br />
Engineer<br />
M.I.Sub-Dn,Mantha HQ. Watur ,<br />
Mob.No. 9421410729<br />
7 Sub-<br />
Ambad Mr.D.K.Shriwastaw<br />
Divisional<br />
Sub-Divisional Engineer,<br />
Engineer<br />
M.I.Sub-Dn,Ambad. ,<br />
Mob.No. 8975567628<br />
Under Aurangabad Irrigation Division Aurangabad.<br />
1 Sub-<br />
Divisional<br />
Engineer<br />
2 Asst.<br />
Engineer<br />
Grade-I<br />
Jalna Mr. S.K.Kale<br />
Sub-Divisional Engineer, Irrigation Sub-Dn, Hq.Jalna<br />
MbNo. 9423781468<br />
Jalna Smt. A.S.Kale,<br />
A.E.-I rrigation Sub-Dn, Jalna<br />
MbNo.9096270531<br />
Under Minor Irrigation Division Local Sector Jalna<br />
1 Executive<br />
Engineer<br />
Jalna Mr.Dhanshetti<br />
Executive Engineer<br />
M.I. Local Sector Div.<br />
Jalna.Office Ph. 225291<br />
Mobile 9860292730<br />
2 Engineer Jalna Mr.S.S.Khilare<br />
S.D.O.M.I.L.S. Sub Div.Jalna<br />
Mobile 9421389167<br />
Office Ph. 225291<br />
3 Engineer Ambad S.V. Padalwar<br />
S.D.E.M.I.L.S. Sub Div.Ambad<br />
Mobile 9421756101<br />
Office Ph. 225291<br />
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4 Engineer Ghansawangi Mr.Panchad<br />
S.D.O.M.I.L.S. Sub Div.Ghansawangi<br />
Mobile 9421654067<br />
Office Ph. 225291<br />
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5 Engineer Partur Abdul khuddus<br />
S.D.O.M.I.L.S. Sub Div.Partur<br />
Mobile<br />
Office Ph. 225291<br />
6 Engineer Bhokardan Mr. S.B.Kale<br />
Add. Charge<br />
M.I.L.S. Sub Div. Bhokardan<br />
Mobile 9421102865<br />
Office Ph. 225291<br />
Under Nandur Madhmeshwar Canal Division No. 2 Hq.<br />
1 Executive<br />
Engineer<br />
Wadigodri Tq. Ambad<br />
Aururangabad Mr. S.L.Kulkarni<br />
Ex. Engr.<br />
N.M.C. Div. No.2 Hq. Aurangabad<br />
Office Ph 0240-2070270<br />
Mb. No.9422928479<br />
2 Engineer Ahmadnagar Mr. P.B.Deshpande ( for Jogladevi)<br />
S.D.O.<br />
N.M.C. Sub Div. No. 5 Hq. Ahamadnagar<br />
3 Engineer Ahmadnagar Mr. S.U.Bade (For Raja Takli)<br />
A. E. -1<br />
N.M.C. Sub Div.No.7 Hq. Ahmadnagar<br />
Mobile 9922446163<br />
4 Engineer Ashti Mr. S.U.Bade (For Swangii)<br />
A. E. -1<br />
N.M.C. Sub Div.No.7 Hq. Ahmadnagar<br />
Mobile 9922446163<br />
5 Engineer Wadigodri Mr P.B. Pawar (For Mangrul)<br />
A. E. -1<br />
N.M.C. Sub Div.No.9 Hq. Wadigodri<br />
Mobile No.7588851604<br />
Sr. No. Facility /<br />
Resource<br />
1 Foodgrains<br />
supply<br />
2 Foodgrains<br />
supply<br />
List of Civil Supply Officers<br />
Location Authority Incharge , Name ,<br />
Designation , Phone, Fax.<br />
Jalna Shri. Avinash Rankhambh<br />
DSO_Supply, Collector Office,<br />
Jalna<br />
02482/225311 (O),<br />
02482/225727 (R),<br />
M-9960325111<br />
Jalna Tahsil Shri J.D.Walvi,<br />
Tahsildar, Tahsil Office, Jalna<br />
Phone No. (Off )02482-220055<br />
Res 02482-220251<br />
Mob.9423730772<br />
Alternate Authority ,<br />
Name , Designation , Phone, Fax.<br />
Shri.----------<br />
Assistant District Supply Officer,<br />
Jalna<br />
Ph.No. (Off ) 02482-225311<br />
I.O.C.S. Jalna Tahsil<br />
Phone No. (Off ) 02482-220055<br />
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3 Foodgrains<br />
supply<br />
4 Foodgrains<br />
supply<br />
5 Foodgrains<br />
supply<br />
6 Foodgrains<br />
supply<br />
7 Foodgrains<br />
supply<br />
8 Foodgrains<br />
supply<br />
9 Foodgrains<br />
supply<br />
SR.NO.<br />
Facility /<br />
Resource<br />
1 District<br />
statistical<br />
Data<br />
Bhokardan<br />
Tahsil<br />
Jafrabad<br />
Tahsil<br />
Badnapur<br />
Tahsil<br />
Mr. -----------<br />
Tahsildar, Tahsil Office,<br />
Bhokardan<br />
02485/244451(O),<br />
02485/244227 (R)<br />
M-<br />
Mr.Chikurte, Tahsildar, Tahsil<br />
Office, Jafrabad<br />
02485/222208 (O),<br />
02485/222211 (R)M-9422472443<br />
Mrs.Wangikar, Tahsildar, Tahsil<br />
Office, Badnapur<br />
02482/261007 (O),<br />
-- (R)<br />
M-9673289252<br />
Partur Tahsil Mr Keshav Netke, Tahsildar,<br />
Tahsil Office, Partur<br />
02484/221028 (O),<br />
02484/221161(R)<br />
M-9423171631<br />
Mantha Tahsil Mr. Padghan,<br />
Tahsildar, Tahsil Office, Mantha<br />
02484/270035 (O),<br />
02484/270021 (R)<br />
M-9422014846<br />
Ambad Tahsil Mr. Rupesh Shingare, Tahsildar,<br />
Tahsil Office, Ambad<br />
02483/220026 (O),<br />
02483/220003 (R)<br />
M-9422203859<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
Tahsil<br />
Mr. santosh Gorad, Tahsildar,<br />
Tahsil Office, Ghansawangi<br />
02483/231021 (O),<br />
02483/231024 (R)<br />
M-9405486700<br />
District Statistical Officers in Jalna<br />
Location Authority Incharge Name,<br />
Designation , Address ,<br />
Phone, Mobile, Fax<br />
Jalna Mrs. Akhatar Sultana,<br />
District Statistical<br />
Officer,<br />
Administrative Building,<br />
Old Jalna.<br />
Ph.No.Off.225150(Offi)<br />
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I.O.C.S. Bhokardan Tahsil Ph.No.<br />
(Off) 02485-244451<br />
A.K.C.S. Jafrabad Tahsil<br />
Ph.No.(Off )02485-222208<br />
I.O.C.S. Badnapur Tahsil.<br />
Ph.No.(Off)02482-261007<br />
I.O.C.S. Partur Tahsil<br />
Ph.No.(Off) 02484-221028<br />
I.O.C.S. Mantha Tahsil,<br />
Ph.No. (Off ) 02484-270035<br />
Res. --<br />
I.O.C.S. Ambad Tahsil,<br />
Ph.No.(Off)02483- 220026<br />
Res.<br />
A.K..C.S. Ghansawangi Tahsil,<br />
Ph.No. (Off )02483-231021<br />
Alternate Authority Name ,<br />
Designation , Address ,<br />
Phone , Mobile, Fax<br />
Mrs. Akhatar Sultana<br />
Research Assistant,<br />
Administrative Building,<br />
Old Jalna.<br />
Ph.No.Off.225150 (Offi)<br />
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Forest Officers in Jalna<br />
Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge, Name ,<br />
Designation , Address, Phone,<br />
Fax<br />
Forest Dept. , Jalna<br />
(Open reserved forest land<br />
adjoining to city Staff -<br />
15 Nos. Forest rest house<br />
One jeep )<br />
Jalna Asst. Conservator of Forest,<br />
Forest Office, Jalna<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
Alternate Authority ,Name ,<br />
Designation , Address, Phone,<br />
Fax<br />
Mr. S.Y. Bhalerao, RFO, Jalna,<br />
Range Forest Office, Jalna<br />
0240-2341933 (R),<br />
M - 9423030920<br />
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No.<br />
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SPECIAL DISTRICT SOCIAL WELFARE OFFICE, JALNA.<br />
Facility /<br />
Resource<br />
1 FOR EDUCATION<br />
Govt. Hostel for<br />
Boys & Girls in<br />
each tahsil place<br />
( Facility<br />
residential ,<br />
clothing , bedding<br />
and free food )<br />
2 Ashram schools<br />
for VJNT and<br />
S.C. FOR STD 1<br />
TO 10, Facility<br />
residential ,<br />
clothing , bedding<br />
and free food<br />
Location Authority Incharge,<br />
Name ,<br />
Designation ,<br />
Address, Phone,<br />
Fax<br />
Jalna Mr. B. N. Veer<br />
Spl. District Social<br />
Welfare Officer,<br />
Jalna,<br />
Ph. No.<br />
Off.225172(O)<br />
225813 (R)<br />
M-9850040010.<br />
Jalna Mr. B. N. Veer<br />
Spl. District Social<br />
Welfare Officer,<br />
Jalna,<br />
Ph. No.<br />
Off.225172(O)<br />
225813 (R)<br />
M-9850040010.<br />
Alternate Authority ,Name , Designation ,<br />
Address, Phone, Fax<br />
1. Warden, Additional Charge<br />
Mr. L. M. Waghmare, M-9527629685.<br />
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Govt. Boys<br />
Hostel Opp. Tahasil Office, Jalna.<br />
2. Warden,<br />
Mr. R. N. Dhaberao M-9421320669.<br />
Sant Ramdas Govt. Boys Hostel<br />
Jalna.<br />
3. Warden, Mr. N. D. Sraf<br />
M-9405079422. Dr.Babasaheb<br />
Ambedkar Govt. Boys Hostel Ambad.<br />
4. Warden, Mr. S. P. Horpetty<br />
9960344524<br />
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Govt. Boys<br />
Hostel, Bhokardan<br />
5. Warden, Mrss. P. M. Patole,<br />
M-9822649741 BC & BC Girls<br />
Hostel Jalna<br />
6. Warden, Mrss. V. S. Deshmukh, M-<br />
9422858741, 9822529924 BC& BC<br />
Girls Hostel, Ambad<br />
7. Warden, P. D. Wishpute M-<br />
9422702756<br />
New Boys Hostel, Badnapur, Tq.<br />
Badnapur, Dist. Jalna.<br />
1. Head Master, Mr.Mohan Rathod<br />
Shivaji Ashram School , Shivni,<br />
Tq. Jalna.02482-252417,9421319835<br />
2. H. M. Gangaram Rathod,<br />
02482-253417, 9423700907<br />
Madhyamic Ashram School Shivni,<br />
Taluka Jalna.<br />
3. H. M. Mr. Ram Chavan<br />
M-9403034756 Ahialayabai<br />
Holkar Ashram School, Pangari<br />
Gosai, Tq.Mantha Di. Jalna.<br />
4. H. M. Mr. I. G. Gadekar,<br />
02482-242419, 9923845224<br />
Bhante Nagsen Prim. Ashram<br />
School, Wakhari Wadgaon<br />
5. H.M. Mr. Y. S. Mali<br />
M-9271714279<br />
Bhagwan Baba Prim. Ashram School,<br />
Aanwi, Tq. Badnapur, Di. Jalna<br />
6. H. M. Mr. K. K. Khadake M-<br />
9422722346, 02485-243633<br />
Ravsaheb Patil Danve Prim.<br />
School, Dhawada,<br />
Tq.Bhokardan, Di. Jalna<br />
7. H. M. Mr. Pisore Balasaheb<br />
M-9423711101, Laxman Patil<br />
Khokatkar Prim. School,<br />
Raniunchegaon, Tq.Ghansawangi Di.<br />
Jalna.<br />
8. H. M. Mr. Rathod B. M.<br />
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Component Plan<br />
for Scheduled<br />
Caste and<br />
Neobuddhas<br />
Jalna Mr. B. N. Veer<br />
Spl. District Social<br />
Welfare Officer,<br />
Jalna,<br />
Ph. No.<br />
Off.225172(O)<br />
225813 (R)<br />
M-9850040010.<br />
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M-9421423903, 02484-225807<br />
Home-225903<br />
Prim. Ashram School, Ashti,<br />
Tq. Partur, Di. Jalna<br />
9. H. M. Mr. Chavan B. H. 02482-<br />
269129, M-9421645160<br />
Minatai Thakre Prim. Ashram<br />
School, Dhamangaon, Tq. Badnapur,<br />
Di. Jalna.<br />
10. H. M. Mr. Chavan Maruti B.<br />
02482-230884, 9421318708<br />
Badunaik Prim.<br />
Ashram School, Tupewadi,<br />
Tq. Badnapur, Di. Jalna.<br />
11. H. M. Mr. Chavan Maruti B.<br />
02482-230884, 9421318708<br />
Madhaymik Ashram School,<br />
Tupewadi,<br />
Tq. Badnapur, Di. Jalna.<br />
12. H. M. Mr. U. H. Pathan<br />
M-9923845676.<br />
Prim. Ashram School,<br />
keligavan, Tq. Badnapur,Di.Jalna<br />
13. H. M. Mr. S. L. Shingare<br />
M-9403036300.<br />
(Pratap Danve-9422723400)<br />
Khhatrapati Shiwaji, Ashram Sala,<br />
Mahora<br />
Mr.Vijay Karale, Addition Charge Senior<br />
Social welfare Inspector(SCP)Office of the<br />
Special District Social welfare<br />
Office.Administrative- BuildingGround<br />
floor,Jalna.Dist.JALNA,225172(Off)<br />
M-9823716565.<br />
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List of Contact Persons for Transport Facilities<br />
Sr. No. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge, Name<br />
, Designation , Address,<br />
Phone, Fax<br />
1 S.T.BUSES<br />
(Passenger<br />
travelling )<br />
2<br />
S.T.BUSES<br />
(Passenger<br />
travelling )<br />
3 S.T.BUSES<br />
(Passenger<br />
travelling )<br />
4 S.T.BUSES<br />
(Passenger<br />
travelling )<br />
5 S.T.BUSES<br />
(Passenger<br />
travelling )<br />
Jalna<br />
Divn.<br />
office<br />
Jalna<br />
Depot<br />
Ambad<br />
Depot<br />
Jafrabad<br />
Depot<br />
Partur<br />
Depot<br />
Shri V.S.Mudgal<br />
Divisional Controller,<br />
Maharashtra State Road<br />
Transport Corporation<br />
Divisional Office , Jalna.<br />
Ph.No. Off. 230532,<br />
Mob:9049590932<br />
Shri.S.B.Naik<br />
Depot Manager<br />
Maharashtra State Road<br />
Transport Corporation ,<br />
Jalna Mob:9422650654<br />
Depot, Jalna Ph.No. Off.<br />
230497<br />
Shri.S.G.Mehetre,<br />
Depot Manager<br />
Maharashtra State Road<br />
Transport Corporation<br />
Ambad Depot Ambad.<br />
Ph.No. Off. 220065<br />
Mob:9423762151,<br />
Ambad.<br />
Shri.S.S.Rayalwar,<br />
Depot Manager<br />
Maharashtra State Road<br />
Transport Corporation ,<br />
Jafrabad Depot,<br />
Mob:8149742159<br />
Jafrabad.<br />
Ph.No. Off. 222270,<br />
Mob:8149742159<br />
Shri.P.D.Chavan Depot<br />
Manager Maharashtra<br />
State Road Transport<br />
Corporation , Partur<br />
Depot, Partur<br />
Ph.No. Off. 221102,<br />
Mob:9423730331<br />
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Alternate Authority ,Name ,<br />
Designation , Address,<br />
Phone, Fax<br />
Shri.M.r.Rathod<br />
1)Mech.Engeer Ph.No.<br />
Off. 220849<br />
Shri.V.B.Kute,<br />
2)Divisional Traffic Officer<br />
Maharashtra State Road<br />
Transport Corporation,<br />
Divisional Office, Jalna<br />
1)Ph.No. Off. 221102<br />
Resi. 2224956<br />
Mob:9423123005<br />
Shri.S..Popalghat.<br />
Traffic Inspector,<br />
Mob:8055955133<br />
Maharashtra State Road<br />
Transport Corporation,<br />
Jalna Depot , Jalna<br />
Ph.No. Off. 230301<br />
(Bus Stand)<br />
Shri.B,L.Dhotre,<br />
Traffic Inspector,<br />
Mob:9423729346<br />
Ph.No. Off. 220034,<br />
Shri.B.R.Gawai,<br />
Traffic Inspector<br />
Maharashtra State Road<br />
Transport Corporation,<br />
Jafrabad, Depot Jafrabad.<br />
Mob:9403056589<br />
Ph.No. Off. 222207,<br />
Shri.S.R.Deshpande,<br />
A.Traffic Inspector ,<br />
Maharashtra State Road<br />
Transport Corporation,<br />
Partur Depot, Partur<br />
Ph.No. Off. 221070,<br />
Mob:9761996540<br />
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List of Contact Persons for Railway Facilities<br />
Sr. No. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Address, Phone, Fax<br />
1 Railway Facilities Jalna A.D.E.N ; S.C. R., Jalna,<br />
Ph. No. Off. 224250<br />
Sr.Section Engineer<br />
S.C.R., Railway Jalna.<br />
O-02482- 224250<br />
M-9730471213<br />
2 Jalna Mr.Walwi<br />
Station Master<br />
S.C.R., Railway Jalna.<br />
O-02482- 237480<br />
3 SCRLY<br />
Nanded<br />
Division<br />
Sr<br />
No.<br />
1<br />
Facility / Resource Location<br />
Ground Water<br />
Survey And<br />
Development<br />
Agency<br />
M-8600004590<br />
Shri.S.S.Soni<br />
DRM<br />
O-02462-260333<br />
m-9730471000<br />
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Alternate Authority ,Name,<br />
Designation , Address,<br />
Phone, Fax<br />
Shri.Dalal<br />
Sepay<br />
S.C.R., Railway Jalna.<br />
O-02482- 225362<br />
M-9730471222<br />
Mr.Srinivas<br />
Sy. Station Master<br />
S.C.R., Railway Jalna.<br />
O-02482- 237480<br />
M-9423159930<br />
Shri.H.R.Soni<br />
ADRM<br />
O-02462-260694<br />
M-9730471001<br />
List of Contact Persons for Groundwater Survey<br />
Jalna<br />
Authority Incharge<br />
Name Designation<br />
Address Phone Fax<br />
Shri. P.L.Salve Sr.<br />
Geologist GSDA Jalna<br />
Kirti Housing Society<br />
Near Court Plot.No.<br />
42,43 Old Jalna<br />
Altarnate Authority<br />
Incharge Name<br />
Designation Address<br />
Phone Fax<br />
B.S.Meshram Asstt.<br />
Geologist GSDA Jalna<br />
Kirti Housing Society<br />
Near Court Plot.No. 42,43<br />
Old Jalna<br />
Ph.No. 225219,225280 Ph.No. 225219,225280<br />
Mob.No. 9823733572 Mob.No. 9420240522<br />
List of Contact Persons in Town Planning and Valuation Department<br />
S.NO. Facilities / resource Location Authority Incharge ,<br />
Name, Designation ,<br />
Address , Phone, Fax<br />
1<br />
Town planning and<br />
valuation<br />
department Jalna<br />
Branch<br />
Jalna<br />
Mr.Karwadkar<br />
Town planner, Jalna<br />
Administrative<br />
Building, Sr.No.488,<br />
Jalna.<br />
Off.Ph.02482-225278<br />
M.No. 9422209073<br />
Alternate Authority , Name,<br />
Designation , Address , Phone, Fax<br />
Mr.Jadhav<br />
Asstt.Town Planner, Jalna.<br />
Administrative Building,<br />
Sr.No.488, Jalna.<br />
Off.Ph.02482-225278<br />
M.No.9923230444<br />
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List of Contact Persons for Soil Conservation<br />
S.No. Facility/Resource Location Authority Incharge<br />
Name, Designation,<br />
address, Phone, Fax.<br />
1 Soil Conservation Raj Bldg.<br />
SRP Rd.<br />
Jalna<br />
Divisional Soil<br />
Conservation<br />
Officer, (SC) Jalna.<br />
Ph. Off. 230513<br />
List of Social Organisations in Jalna<br />
SR.NO. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge<br />
Name, Designation ,<br />
Address , Phone, Fax<br />
1 Lions Club of<br />
Jalna<br />
Jalna Dr. Rajendra P. Karwa<br />
President, Lions Club<br />
Jalna.<br />
Karwa Surgical Clinic,<br />
Dr. R.P. Road, Jalna<br />
Ph.No. Hosp.30004/<br />
34004<br />
Resi. 30903 / 21009<br />
2 Leo Club Of Jalna Jalna Shri. P.R. Agrawal,<br />
President Leo Club,<br />
R.P. Road, Opp. Ram<br />
Mandir, Jalna.<br />
Ph. No. Off. 30562<br />
List of Rural Development Jalna<br />
SR.NO. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge<br />
Name, Designation ,<br />
Address , Phone, Mobile,<br />
Fax<br />
1<br />
Dist Rural<br />
Development<br />
Agency<br />
Jalna L.N.Thade<br />
Project Director<br />
220129,220243<br />
9922595301<br />
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Alternate Authority Name Designation,<br />
Address, Ph. ,Fax.<br />
Technical Officer, Divisional Soil<br />
Conservation Officer, Jalna. Ph. No.<br />
230513<br />
Alternate Authority Name ,<br />
Designation , Address , Phone , Fax<br />
Dr. B.D. Shrotriya, Secretary,<br />
Murari Nagar, College Road, Jalna.<br />
Ph.No.Off.31117<br />
S.B. Agrawal,<br />
Secretary Leo Club, Jalna. Dana<br />
Bazar, Jalna.<br />
Alternate Authority Name ,<br />
Designation , Address , Phone ,<br />
Mobile, Fax<br />
R. S. Chavhan<br />
A.P.O (Ind)<br />
9922994221<br />
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List of Mass Media<br />
SR.NO. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge<br />
Name, Designation ,<br />
Address , Phone,<br />
Mobile, Fax<br />
1 Mass Media Jalna Mr.Yashwant Bandare<br />
Dist. Information<br />
Officer, Administrative<br />
Building, Jalna Ph.No.<br />
Off. 225104<br />
Resi. 224741<br />
M-9860612328<br />
S.No. facility/<br />
resource<br />
1 Educational<br />
Institutions<br />
(Pri. edu.)<br />
MH-12-4319<br />
MH-21 A-9096<br />
2 Second and<br />
Higher<br />
Secondary Edu.<br />
List of Contact Persons in Education Department<br />
Location Authority Incharge Name,<br />
Designation, address, Phone, Fax.<br />
Jalna Shri G.M.Kamble,<br />
Education Officer,<br />
(Primary) Z.P. Jalna<br />
Mob-9764517668<br />
O-02482-226170<br />
Jalna Shri G.M.Kamble,<br />
Additional charge<br />
Education Officer<br />
(Secondary) Z.P. Jalna.<br />
Ph.No. Off. 225307 Ext.240<br />
Mob-9764517668<br />
O-02482-226170<br />
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Alternate Authority Name ,<br />
Designation , Address , Phone ,<br />
Mobile, Fax<br />
Mr.N.R.Inamdar<br />
Assistant District Information<br />
Office, Jalna, Ph. No. Off. 225104<br />
Mobile 9422842112<br />
Alternate Authority Name,<br />
Designation, Address,<br />
Phone, fax<br />
Shri.N.K.Deshmukh<br />
Dy.Education Officer<br />
M-9422229060<br />
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List of Contact Persons in Water Supply Dept.<br />
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FACILITIES AND RESOURCES AVAILABLE WITH EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, MAHARASHTRA<br />
JEEVAN PRADHIKARAN WORKS DIVISION, JALNA<br />
S.<br />
No.<br />
Facility/ Resource Location Authority Incharge ,<br />
Name , Designation ,<br />
Address , Phone, Fax<br />
1 Water supply<br />
arrangement for urban<br />
and rural area<br />
(Dist. Jalna )<br />
Taluka – Jalna,<br />
Bhokaran & Jafrabad<br />
Taluka – Badnapur,<br />
Partur & Mantha<br />
Taluka – Ambad &<br />
Ghansawangi<br />
Jalna R.G.Kanade,<br />
Executive Engineer,<br />
Maharashtra Jeevan<br />
Pradhikaran Works<br />
Div. Jalna.,<br />
Ph. No. Off. 224189,<br />
M 9763715163<br />
Alternate authority , Name<br />
, Designation, Address ,<br />
Phone, fax<br />
Jalna V.P.Phulbrikar<br />
Sub Div. Engineer ,<br />
Maharashtra Jeevan<br />
Pradhikaran Works Sub<br />
Div. No.1 Jalna Ph. No.<br />
Off. 220599,<br />
M.No. 9403412005<br />
Jalna K.N.Patil<br />
Sub Div. Engineer<br />
Maharashtra Jeevan<br />
Pradhikaran Works Sub<br />
Div. 2 Jalna.,<br />
Ph. No. Off. 220599,<br />
M -9403123230<br />
Ambad R,G.Kanade,<br />
Sub Div. Engineer,<br />
Maharashtra Jeevan<br />
Pradhikaran Works Sub<br />
Ambad<br />
M.No. 9763715163<br />
Contact Persons for N.C.C. in Jalna<br />
SR.NO. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge<br />
Name, Designation ,<br />
Address , Phone, Fax<br />
1 N.C.C.(50 Batalian<br />
N.C.C) College<br />
student Volunteers.<br />
2 Jalna Bharat Scout<br />
and Guide District<br />
Association.<br />
Jalna Lt., J.E.S. College, Jalna.<br />
Ph. No. 232880. Fax. No.<br />
---<br />
Jalna District Scout Officer,<br />
Jalna Bharat Scout and<br />
Guide, C/o Z. P. Girls<br />
High School College<br />
Road. Jalna.<br />
Alternate Authority Name ,<br />
Designation , Address , Phone ,<br />
Fax<br />
Chief. Officer, C. T. M. K. High<br />
School, Near Mutha Building,<br />
Jalna. Ph. -- Fax. --<br />
Secretary Jalna Bharat Scout and<br />
Guide District Association C/o<br />
Kushal Electronics, New Bazar<br />
Jalna. Ph. -- Fax. --<br />
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Important Contact Numbers<br />
Contact Details of the Office of Governor of<br />
Maharashtra<br />
Address: Raj Bhavan, Malabar Hill, Mumbai – 400 035<br />
Maharashtra (India)<br />
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />
: EPABX Numbers:<br />
For Domestic dialing (022) 2363 2343 / 2369 4799<br />
For International dialing (091-22) – 23632343 / 2369 4799<br />
(After dialing the EPABX number, dial the respective Ext. number of the<br />
Officer)<br />
EMAIL: rajbhavan@maharashtra.gov.in / rajbhavanmumbai@hotmail.com<br />
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />
FAX NOS.: GS: 2363 3272 CGH: 2363 6818 PRO: 2367 0098<br />
JS (DB): 2364 3883 PS: 2368 0505 ADC: 2367 0878<br />
Name and Designation<br />
H.E. SHRI K. SANKARANARAYANAN<br />
Governor<br />
SMT. RADHA SANKARANARAYANA<br />
Telephone<br />
2363 2660<br />
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Cabinet Ministers<br />
SNo Name Portfolio Phone(Office) Phone(Residence) Email-Id<br />
1<br />
2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
8<br />
9<br />
Shri Prithviraj<br />
Dajisaheb<br />
Chavan (Chief<br />
Minister)<br />
Shri Ajit<br />
Anantrao<br />
Pawar<br />
(Deputy Chief<br />
Minister)<br />
Shri Narayan<br />
Tatu Rane<br />
Shri Chhagan<br />
Chandrakant<br />
Bhujbal<br />
Shri<br />
Raosaheb<br />
Ramrao Patil<br />
Alias R.R.<br />
Patil<br />
Dr. Patangrao<br />
Shripatrao<br />
Kadam<br />
Shri Shivajirao<br />
Shivaramji<br />
Moghe<br />
Shri<br />
Radhakrishna<br />
Eknathrao<br />
Vikhe-Patil<br />
Shri Jayant<br />
Rajaram Patil<br />
General<br />
Administrator,<br />
Information and<br />
Public Relations,<br />
Urban<br />
Development,<br />
Housing, Slum<br />
improvement,<br />
House Repairs<br />
and<br />
Reconstruction,<br />
022-025151,<br />
Urban Land<br />
22025522<br />
Ceiling, Transport,<br />
Mines, Marathi<br />
Language, Law<br />
and Judiciary, Ex-<br />
Servicemen's<br />
Welfare and other<br />
Departments, parts<br />
of Departments or<br />
subjects not<br />
specifically alloted<br />
to any Minister<br />
Finance, Planning<br />
& Energy<br />
Industries, Ports,<br />
Employment and<br />
Self-Employment<br />
022-025014,<br />
22022401<br />
022-<br />
22024832,<br />
22026658<br />
Public Works<br />
022-<br />
(Excluding Public<br />
22024700,<br />
Undertakings), and<br />
22025736<br />
Tourism<br />
Home<br />
Forests,<br />
Rehabilitation and<br />
Relief Works,<br />
Earthquake<br />
Rehabilitation<br />
Social Justice,<br />
Welfare of<br />
Nomadic, De-<br />
Notified Tribes and<br />
Other Backward<br />
Classes and Deaddiction<br />
Activities<br />
Agriculture, and<br />
Marketing<br />
Rural<br />
Development<br />
10 Shri<br />
Co-operation and<br />
Harshwardhan Parliamentry<br />
022-<br />
22027174,<br />
22029742<br />
022-<br />
22025398,<br />
22024751<br />
022-<br />
22876463,<br />
876069<br />
022-<br />
22022100,<br />
22023992<br />
022-<br />
22025051,<br />
22023858<br />
022-<br />
22843657,<br />
022-23634950,<br />
23634115<br />
022-23634877,<br />
23631606<br />
022-23697278,<br />
23633659<br />
022-23630640,<br />
23631688<br />
022-23676951,<br />
23685501<br />
022-23635688,<br />
23632748<br />
022-23645555,<br />
23677000<br />
022-23633190,<br />
23630344<br />
022-23515889,<br />
23524664<br />
022-23698585,<br />
23673434<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
cm[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[d<br />
ot]in<br />
dcm[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[<br />
dot]in<br />
min.indemp[at]maharashtra[<br />
dot]gov[dot]in<br />
min.pwtou[at]maharashtra[d<br />
ot]gov[dot]in<br />
min.home[at]maharashtra[do<br />
t]gov[dot]in<br />
min.forest[at]maharashtra[do<br />
t]gov[dot]in<br />
min.socjustice[at]maharashtr<br />
a[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
min.agri[at]maharashtra[dot]<br />
gov[dot]in<br />
min.rdd[at]maharashtra[dot]<br />
gov[dot]in<br />
min.coop[at]maharashtra[dot<br />
]gov[dot]in<br />
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SNo Name Portfolio Phone(Office) Phone(Residence) Email-Id<br />
11<br />
12<br />
13<br />
14<br />
15<br />
16<br />
17<br />
18<br />
19<br />
20<br />
21<br />
22<br />
23<br />
24<br />
25<br />
26<br />
Shahajirao<br />
Patil<br />
Shri Ganesh<br />
Ramchandra<br />
Naik<br />
Shri Vijay<br />
alias<br />
Balasaheb<br />
Bhausaheb<br />
Thorat<br />
Prof.<br />
Laxmanrao<br />
Kondiba<br />
Dhobale<br />
Shri Anil<br />
Vasantrao<br />
deshmukh<br />
Shri Jaidutta<br />
SonajiRao<br />
Kshirsagar<br />
Shri<br />
Manoharrao<br />
Rajusingh<br />
Naik<br />
Dr.<br />
Vijaykumar<br />
Krishnarao<br />
Gavit<br />
Shri Sunil<br />
Dattatraya<br />
Tatkare<br />
Shri Ramraje<br />
Pratapsinh<br />
Naik-<br />
Nimbalkar<br />
Shri Babanrao<br />
Bhikaji<br />
Pachpute<br />
Shri Rajesh<br />
Ankushrao<br />
Tope<br />
Shri Rajendra<br />
Jawaharlal<br />
Darda<br />
Shri<br />
Mohammed<br />
Arif (Naseem)<br />
Khan<br />
Shri Suresh<br />
Hirayenna<br />
Shetty<br />
Shri Hassan<br />
Miyanlal<br />
Mushrif<br />
Dr. Nitin<br />
Kashinath<br />
Raut<br />
27 Shri<br />
Madhukarrao<br />
Affairs 22843647<br />
Non-conventional<br />
energy,State<br />
Excise<br />
Revenue and Khar<br />
Lands<br />
Water Supply and<br />
Sanitation<br />
Food and Civil<br />
Supply Minister<br />
Public Works<br />
Department<br />
Food & Drugs<br />
Administration<br />
Medical Education<br />
and Horticulture<br />
Water Resources<br />
(Excluding Krishna<br />
Valley Irrigation<br />
Corporation)<br />
022-<br />
22024535,<br />
22029148<br />
022-22025308<br />
,22024592<br />
022-<br />
22023800,<br />
22025138<br />
022-27542042<br />
022-23633676,<br />
23637075<br />
022-22023476,<br />
22023476<br />
022-22886188 022-23634669<br />
022-22025362 022-23646614<br />
022-<br />
22025251,<br />
22028660<br />
Water<br />
022-<br />
Recourses(Krishna<br />
22842711,<br />
Valley Irrigation<br />
22842720<br />
Corporation)<br />
Tribal<br />
Development<br />
Higher and<br />
Technical<br />
Education<br />
022-23632045<br />
022-22886294 022-22826698<br />
022-22024950 022-23672611<br />
022-23676632,<br />
23676673<br />
022-22025225 022-22046632<br />
022-22024850 022-22820644<br />
School Education 022-22025188 022-23630286<br />
Textiles, Minorities<br />
Development and<br />
Aukaf<br />
Public Health and<br />
Family Welfare<br />
and Protocol<br />
Labour and<br />
Special Assistance<br />
Employment<br />
Guarantee<br />
Scheme and<br />
Water<br />
Conservation<br />
022-22029549 022-22029541<br />
022-22871440 022-23619977<br />
022-22025300 022-22022219<br />
022-22875930 022-22020097<br />
Animal Husbandry,<br />
022-22817060 022-22027162<br />
Dairy Development<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
min.energy[at]maharashtra[d<br />
ot]gov[dot]in<br />
min.kharland[at]maharashtra<br />
[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
min.wssd[at]maharashtra[do<br />
t]gov[dot]in<br />
min.fcs[at]maharashtra[dot]g<br />
ov[dot]in<br />
min.pwd[at]maharashtra[dot]<br />
gov[dot]in<br />
min.fda[at]maharashtra[dot]g<br />
ov[dot]in<br />
min.horticulture[at]maharash<br />
tra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
min.watsrccad[at]maharasht<br />
ra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
min.watsrckvic[at]maharasht<br />
ra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
min.tribal[at]maharashtra[dot<br />
]gov[dot]in<br />
min.higheredu[at]maharashtr<br />
a[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
min.schedu[at]maharashtra[<br />
dot]gov[dot]in<br />
min.textile[at]maharashtra[d<br />
ot]gov[dot]in<br />
min.familywelfare[at]mahara<br />
shtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
min.labour[at]maharashtra[d<br />
ot]gov[dot]in<br />
min.watcons[at]maharashtra<br />
[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
min.adf[at]maharashtra[dot]g<br />
ov[dot]in<br />
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SNo Name Portfolio Phone(Office) Phone(Residence) Email-Id<br />
28<br />
29<br />
30<br />
Devrao and Fisheries<br />
Chavan<br />
Shri<br />
Sports and Youth<br />
Padmakar<br />
Welfare<br />
Vijaysing Valvi<br />
Prof. (Smt.)<br />
Varsha Women & Child<br />
Eknath Development<br />
Gaikwad<br />
Shri Sanjay<br />
Environment, and<br />
Wamanrao<br />
Cultural Affairs<br />
Deotale<br />
022-<br />
228817040<br />
022-23670812<br />
022-22886025 022-22023476<br />
022-22843628 022-22828210<br />
State Ministers<br />
SNo Name Portfolio Phone(Office) Phone(Resid<br />
ence)<br />
1<br />
2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
Shri Ranjit<br />
Prataprao<br />
Kamble<br />
Shri Bhaskar<br />
Bhaurao<br />
Jadhav<br />
Shri Prakash<br />
Sundarrao<br />
Solanke<br />
Shri Sachin<br />
Mohan Ahir<br />
Prof. (Smt.)<br />
Fouzia<br />
Tahseen<br />
Khan<br />
Shri<br />
Gulabrao<br />
Baburao<br />
Deokar<br />
Water Supply and<br />
Sanitaion, Food and Civil<br />
Supplies, Consumer<br />
Protection, Tourism and<br />
Public Works<br />
Urban Development,<br />
Forests, Ports, Khar<br />
Lands, Parliamentary<br />
Affairs, Sports and Youth<br />
Welfare, Ex-Servicemens<br />
Welfare, Law and<br />
Judiciary,Fisheries<br />
Revenue, Rehabilitaion<br />
and Relief Work,<br />
Earthquake<br />
Rehabilitation, Cooperation,<br />
Marketing and<br />
Textiles<br />
Housing, Slum<br />
Improvement, House<br />
Repairs and<br />
Reconstruction, Urban<br />
Land Ceiling, Industries,<br />
Mines,,Social Justice, Deaddiction<br />
Activities and<br />
Environment, and Welfare<br />
of Nomadic, De-notified<br />
Tribes and Other<br />
Backward Classes<br />
Cultural Affairs,General<br />
Administration,Information<br />
& Public<br />
Relations,Minorities<br />
Development(including<br />
Aukaf),Protocol,School<br />
Education,Women &<br />
Child Development<br />
Agriculture, Animal<br />
Husbandry, Dairy<br />
Development,<br />
Employment and Self<br />
Employment,<br />
Employment Guarantee<br />
Scheme, Transport,<br />
Water Conservation<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
min.sports[at]maharashtra[d<br />
ot]gov[dot]in<br />
min.wchd[at]maharashtra[do<br />
t]gov[dot]in<br />
min.env[at]maharashtra[dot]<br />
gov[dot]in<br />
Email-Id<br />
022-22842559 022-22046629 stmin.pwd[at]maharashtra[dot]g<br />
ov[dot]in<br />
022-22843665 022-22022540 stmin.ud[at]maharashtra[dot]go<br />
v[dot]in<br />
022-22842611 022-22828488 stmin.coop[at]maharashtra[dot]<br />
gov[dot]in<br />
022-22024987 022-2854647 stmin.housing[at]maharashtra[d<br />
ot]gov[dot]in<br />
022-22025277 022-22020092 stmin.schedu[at]maharashtra[d<br />
ot]gov[dot]in<br />
022-22843718 022-22025311 stmin.agri[at]maharashtra[dot]g<br />
ov[dot]in<br />
7 Shri Satej Home (Urban), Home 022-22023059 022-22020300 stmin.home[at]maharashtra[dot]<br />
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SNo Name Portfolio Phone(Office) Phone(Resid<br />
ence)<br />
8<br />
9<br />
10<br />
alias Bunty<br />
D. Patil<br />
Shri<br />
Rajendra<br />
Bhausaheb<br />
Mulak<br />
Shri<br />
Rajendra<br />
Dhedya<br />
Gavit<br />
Shri D. P.<br />
Sawant<br />
SNo Name<br />
1<br />
2<br />
3<br />
Shri J. K.<br />
Banthia<br />
Smt. Anna<br />
Dani<br />
(Rural), Rural<br />
Development and Food<br />
and Drugs Administration<br />
Finance, Energy,<br />
Planning, Water<br />
Resources, Parliamentary<br />
Affairs, and State Excise<br />
Tribal Development,<br />
Labour, Command Area<br />
Development and<br />
Horticulture<br />
Medical Education,<br />
Higher and Technical<br />
Education, Special<br />
Assistance, and Non-<br />
Conventional Energy<br />
Department<br />
Name<br />
Chief<br />
Secretary<br />
(Special<br />
Enquiry<br />
Officer(1)),<br />
GAD<br />
Smt. T. F. Minority<br />
Thekkekara Development<br />
4 - Public Health<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
8<br />
9<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
Shri J. S.<br />
Sahariya<br />
Shri<br />
Amitabh<br />
Rajan<br />
Shri T. C.<br />
Benjamin<br />
Shri<br />
Swadheen<br />
Kshatriya<br />
Dr. P. S.<br />
Meena<br />
Dr. P. S.<br />
Meena<br />
Shri A. B.<br />
Kulkarni<br />
Shri S. K.<br />
Goel<br />
School<br />
Education &<br />
Sports<br />
Home<br />
Urban<br />
Development<br />
(I)<br />
Revenue<br />
(Revenue and<br />
Forest Dept)<br />
Social<br />
Development<br />
Coordination,<br />
General<br />
Administration<br />
Administrative<br />
Reforms O &<br />
M (A.C.)<br />
Tourism &<br />
Cultural<br />
Affairs<br />
Agriculture<br />
and Marketing<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
Email-Id<br />
gov[dot]in<br />
022-22831983 022-21817078 stmin.parlaff[at]maharashtra[dot<br />
]gov[dot]in<br />
022-22871705<br />
022-22886090<br />
List of Secretaries<br />
Designation Telephone Email<br />
Chief<br />
Secretary<br />
Additional<br />
Chief<br />
Secretary<br />
Additional<br />
Chief<br />
Secretary<br />
Additional<br />
Chief<br />
Secretary<br />
(Additional<br />
Charge with<br />
CS)<br />
Additional<br />
Chief<br />
Secretary<br />
Additional<br />
Chief<br />
Secretary<br />
Additional<br />
Chief<br />
Secretary<br />
Additional<br />
Chief<br />
Secretary<br />
Additional<br />
Chief<br />
Secretary<br />
Additional<br />
Chief<br />
Secretary<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
025042,<br />
22028762<br />
cs[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
stmin.tribal[at]maharashtra[dot]<br />
gov[dot]in<br />
stmin.mededu[at]maharashtra[d<br />
ot]gov[dot]in<br />
022-<br />
22821037 acs.gadseo1[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
022-<br />
22025264 acs.minorities[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
022-<br />
22873848 acs.pubhealth[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
022-<br />
22025292 acs.schedu[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
022-<br />
22029959 acs.home[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
022-<br />
22026419 acs.ud1[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
022-<br />
22024588 acs.revenue[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
022-<br />
22843711 acs.gadseo2[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
022-<br />
22027151 psec.gadseo2[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
022-<br />
045969,<br />
22832847<br />
psec.tourism[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
022-<br />
22025357 psec.agri[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
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Shri Gautam<br />
13<br />
Chatterjee<br />
Housing<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22023036 psec.housing[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri A. K.<br />
14<br />
Jain<br />
Chief Minister<br />
Office<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22021850 psec.cm[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
General<br />
Shri K. P.<br />
15<br />
Bakshi<br />
Administration<br />
(Services) (A.<br />
C.)<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22886141 psec.gadservices[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri K. P.<br />
16<br />
Bakshi<br />
Planning,<br />
Development<br />
Commissioner<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22029496 psec.planning[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri Sumit<br />
17<br />
Mallik<br />
Chief Protocol<br />
Officer<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22025292 psec.protocol[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri<br />
18 Vidyadhar<br />
Kanade<br />
Engergy<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22026767 psec.energy[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Smt. Medha<br />
19<br />
Gadgil<br />
Appeal and<br />
Security Home<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022<br />
22028648 psec.homeapl[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri S. K.<br />
20<br />
Shrivastava Finance<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22029721 psec.finance[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri Sunil<br />
21<br />
Porwal<br />
(Textile) Cooperation<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22836819 psec.textile[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Dr. Bhagwan Food, Civil<br />
22<br />
Sahai Supplies<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22024851 psec.fcs[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri Sanjay<br />
23<br />
Kumar<br />
Higher &<br />
Technical<br />
Education<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22025301 psec.higheredu[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri S. K.<br />
24<br />
Sharma<br />
Transport and<br />
Ports<br />
Principle<br />
Secretary<br />
022<br />
22025009 psec.transport[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri S. S.<br />
25<br />
Sandhu<br />
Panchayat Raj<br />
& Rural<br />
Devlopement<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22025201 psec.rdd[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Smt. Malini<br />
26<br />
Shankar<br />
Water Supply & Principal<br />
Sanitation Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22885144 psec.wssd[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri Praveen<br />
27 Forest<br />
Pardeshi<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22023363, psec.forest[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
22873848<br />
Water<br />
28 Shri V. Giriraj Conservation &<br />
EGS<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22025349 psec.egs[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Smt.<br />
29 Vandana<br />
Krishna<br />
Women & Child Principal<br />
Development Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22027050 psec.wchd[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri R. C.<br />
30<br />
Sagar<br />
Tribal<br />
Development<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22026742 psec.tribal[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri<br />
31 Debashish<br />
Chakrabarty<br />
Chief Election<br />
Officer<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22029965 psec.election[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri Manu<br />
32 Kumar<br />
Srivastava<br />
Urban<br />
Development Principal<br />
(II), Special Secretary<br />
Projects, (A. C.)<br />
022-<br />
22021444 psec.ud2[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri K.<br />
33<br />
Shivaji<br />
Industries<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22025393 psec.industry[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri K.<br />
34<br />
Shivaji<br />
(Reforms)<br />
Finance<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22025448 psec.reforms[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri E. B.<br />
35<br />
Patil<br />
Water<br />
Resources<br />
Principal<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22023109 psec.watcons[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri V. L.<br />
36<br />
Achaliya<br />
Remembrance<br />
of Legal Affairs, Secretary<br />
Law & Judiciary<br />
022-<br />
22027272 psec.rla[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
O.S.D.[Appeals]<br />
Shri Ashwani<br />
37 Revenue & Secretary<br />
Kumar<br />
Forest<br />
022-<br />
22836363 sec.revenueappl[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Jalna District Disaster Response Plan Vol II - 216
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Shri Nitin<br />
38<br />
Kareer<br />
Chief Minister<br />
Office<br />
Secretary 022-<br />
22025073 sec1.cm[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri Ashish Chief Minister<br />
39<br />
Kumar Singh Office<br />
Secretary 022-<br />
22025073 sec2.cm[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri Rajesh<br />
40<br />
Aggarwal<br />
Information<br />
Technology<br />
Secretary 022-<br />
22026534 sec.it[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Labour<br />
Shri Nitin<br />
41<br />
Gadre<br />
(Industry<br />
Energy and<br />
Labour)<br />
Shri I. S.<br />
42<br />
Chahal<br />
Medical<br />
Education<br />
Shri Anil<br />
43<br />
Diggikar<br />
ADF Secretary sec.adf[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Shri B. A.<br />
44<br />
Gagrani<br />
Public Health,<br />
Secretary(2)<br />
45<br />
Shri S. M.<br />
Deshpande<br />
Smt. Valsa<br />
46<br />
Nayar Singh<br />
Shri Bipin<br />
47<br />
Shreemali<br />
Shri<br />
48 Rajagopal<br />
Devara<br />
49<br />
50<br />
51<br />
52<br />
53<br />
54<br />
55<br />
Shri Dinesh<br />
Waghmare<br />
Shri Pramod<br />
Nalawade<br />
Shri<br />
Dhananjay<br />
Dhawad<br />
(Accounts and<br />
Treasuries)<br />
Finance<br />
Secretary 022-<br />
22027433 sec.labour[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Secretary 022-<br />
22026233 sec.mededu[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Secretary 022-<br />
22026579 sec.pubhealth2[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Secretary 022-<br />
22023085 sec.acctres[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Environment Secretary<br />
022-<br />
22873845 sec.env[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
D.C.M. Office<br />
(A. C.)<br />
Secretary 022-<br />
22024221 sec.dcm[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Co-operation Secretary 022-<br />
22025357 sec.coop[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Social Justice,<br />
Special<br />
Assistance<br />
DGIPR(A. C.),<br />
Marathi<br />
Language<br />
(Roads) Public<br />
Works<br />
Shri<br />
Works (Public<br />
Shymalkumar<br />
Works Dept)<br />
Mukharjee<br />
Shri D. P.<br />
Shirke<br />
Shri H. B.<br />
Patel.<br />
Shri H. B.<br />
Patel.<br />
Water<br />
Resources<br />
(CAD)<br />
Law &<br />
Jurdiciary<br />
(Law &<br />
Jurdiciary )<br />
Parliamentary<br />
Affiairs<br />
Secretary 022-<br />
22026688 sec.socjustice[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Secretary 022-<br />
22027956 sec.marathi[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Secretary 022-<br />
22024800 sec.pwdroads[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Secretary 022-<br />
22026612 sec.pwdworks[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Secretary 022-<br />
22023038 sec.cad[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Secretary<br />
022-<br />
025334,<br />
22856484<br />
sec.legislation[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Secretary 022-<br />
22882196 sec.pla[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
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Divisional Commissioners<br />
SNo Name Division Telephone Email<br />
1<br />
2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
Shri Vijay<br />
Nahata<br />
Shri Jayant<br />
Gaikwad<br />
Shri P. K.<br />
Deshmukh<br />
Shri B. S.<br />
Munde<br />
Shri Gopal<br />
Reddy<br />
Shri G. P.<br />
Thakur<br />
Konkan<br />
Division<br />
Nashik<br />
Division<br />
02141-<br />
22874132,<br />
27571324<br />
0253-<br />
2461909,<br />
2461096<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
divcom.konkan[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
divcom.nashik[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Pune Division 020-6362223 divcom.pune[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Aurangabad<br />
Division<br />
Nagpur<br />
Division<br />
Amravati<br />
Division<br />
0240-2331294 divcom.aurangabad[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
0712-<br />
2532123,<br />
2532132<br />
divcom.nagpur[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
0721-2662034 divcom.amravati[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
Collectors<br />
SNo Name District Telephone Email<br />
1 Shri C. V. Oak Mumbai City 022-<br />
22662440<br />
collector.mumbaicity[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
2<br />
Shri Nirmal<br />
Kumar<br />
Deshmukh<br />
Mumbai<br />
Suburban<br />
District<br />
022-<br />
26514742<br />
collector.mumbaisuburb[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
3 Shri A. L. Jarhad Thane<br />
022-<br />
25344041<br />
collector.thane[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
4 Shri H. K. Jawale Raigad<br />
02141-<br />
222001<br />
collector.raigad[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
5 Shri R. R. Jadhav Ratnagiri<br />
02352-<br />
222301<br />
collector.ratnagiri[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
6<br />
Shri Virendra<br />
Singh<br />
Sidhudurg<br />
02362-<br />
228844<br />
collector.sindhudurg[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
7 Shri Vilas Patil Nashik<br />
0253-<br />
2578500<br />
collector.nashik[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
8<br />
Shri Prakash<br />
Mahajan<br />
Dhule<br />
02562-<br />
288701<br />
collector.dhule[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
9<br />
Shri A. T.<br />
Kumbhar<br />
Nandurbar<br />
02564-<br />
221001<br />
collector.nandurbar[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
10<br />
Shri D. S. Dhok<br />
Rajurkar<br />
Jalgaon<br />
0257-<br />
2220400<br />
collector.jalgaon[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
11<br />
Shri Sanjeev<br />
Kumar<br />
Ahmednagar 0241-<br />
2345001<br />
collector.ahmednagar[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
12<br />
Shri V. V.<br />
Deshmukh<br />
Pune<br />
020-<br />
26114949<br />
collector.pune[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
13<br />
Shri N.<br />
Ramaswami<br />
Satara<br />
02162-<br />
232750<br />
collector.satara[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
14<br />
Shri Sham<br />
Vardhane<br />
Sangli<br />
0233-<br />
2373001<br />
collector.sangli[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
15<br />
Shri G. B.<br />
Maware<br />
Solapur<br />
0217-<br />
2731000<br />
collector.solapur[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
16<br />
Shri L. V.<br />
Deshmukh<br />
Kolhapur<br />
0231-<br />
2654811<br />
collector.kolhapur[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
17 Shri Kunal Kumar Aurangabad 0240-<br />
2331200<br />
collector.aurangabad[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
18<br />
Shri Tukaram<br />
Mundhe<br />
Jalna<br />
02482-<br />
224700<br />
collector.<strong>jalna</strong>[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
19<br />
Shri S. D.<br />
Wankhede<br />
Parbhani<br />
02452-<br />
223555<br />
collector.parbhani[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
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SNo Name District Telephone Email<br />
20 Shri N. K. Poyam Hingoli<br />
02456-<br />
221701<br />
21 Shri S. J. Koche Beed<br />
02442-<br />
222201<br />
22<br />
Shri Dheeraj<br />
Kumar<br />
Nanded<br />
02462-<br />
237101<br />
23<br />
Shri Pravin<br />
Gedam<br />
Osmanabad 02472-<br />
226840<br />
24<br />
Shri Vipin<br />
Sharma<br />
Latur<br />
02382-<br />
243001<br />
25 Shri B. G. Wagh Buldhana<br />
07262-<br />
242307<br />
26 Dr. Parimal Singh Akola<br />
0724-<br />
2424442<br />
27<br />
Shri R. G.<br />
Kulkarni<br />
Washim<br />
07252-<br />
233400<br />
28<br />
Shri Rahul<br />
Ranjan Mahiwal<br />
Amravati<br />
0721-<br />
2662522<br />
29<br />
Shri Ashwani<br />
Mudgal<br />
Yavatmal<br />
07232-<br />
242501<br />
30<br />
Smt. Jayshree<br />
Bhoj<br />
Wardha<br />
07152-<br />
240102<br />
31 Shri Saurav Rao Nagpur<br />
95712-<br />
2564973<br />
32 Shri P. B. Kalbhor Bhandara<br />
07184-<br />
254555,<br />
33 -- Gondia<br />
07182-<br />
236149<br />
34<br />
Shri Vijay<br />
Waghmare<br />
Chandrapur 07172-<br />
255300<br />
35 Shri.Abhishek<br />
Krishna<br />
Gadchiroli<br />
07132-<br />
222001<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
collector.hingoli[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
collector.beed[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
collector.nanded[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
collector.osmanabad[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
collector.latur[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
collector.buldhana[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
collector.akola[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
collector.washim[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
collector.amravati[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
collector.yavatmal[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
collector.wardha[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
collector.nagpur[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
collector.bhandara[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
collector.gondia[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
collector.chandrapur[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
collector.gadchiroli[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in<br />
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Annexure I<br />
Suggested Proforma for “In” Message<br />
Date : Sr. No of In Message Time at which<br />
message was<br />
received :<br />
Received from<br />
Text of message :<br />
Addressed to :<br />
Message transferred to : Name Designation<br />
Date Time :<br />
Message transferred by : Name Designation<br />
Date Time :<br />
Instructions/follow-up to be done :<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
Initials of the person<br />
receiving the<br />
message :<br />
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Suggested Pro forma for “OUT” Message<br />
Date : Out Message Sr. No : Time at which<br />
message was<br />
sent :<br />
Addressed from Addressed to<br />
Text of message :<br />
Message transferred to : Name Designation<br />
Date Time :<br />
Message transferred by : Name Designation<br />
Date Time :<br />
Instructions/follow-up to be done :<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
Sr. No of In Message<br />
to which out message<br />
relates :<br />
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Date Time of<br />
dispatch<br />
Date Time of<br />
receipt<br />
Out<br />
Message<br />
Sr.No :<br />
In Message<br />
Sr.No :<br />
Related In<br />
Message<br />
No. if any<br />
Received<br />
from<br />
Suggested Pro forma for “Out” Message register<br />
Addressed<br />
from<br />
Addressed<br />
to :<br />
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Copies to : Mode (WL /<br />
Tel/Message)<br />
of dispatch :<br />
Suggested Pro forma for “In” Message register<br />
Addressed<br />
to :<br />
Message<br />
transferred to<br />
Instructions<br />
/follow-up<br />
to be done<br />
Copies to : Mode (WT /<br />
Tel/Message)<br />
of receipt<br />
Section X: Plan Dissemination<br />
Remarks<br />
Instructions<br />
/follow-up<br />
to be done<br />
Remarks