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JALNA DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN 

JALNA DISTRICT DISASTER 

MANAGEMENT 

INFORMATION DATABASE & 

DISASTER MANAGEMENT 

PLAN 

Volume I & II 

COLLECTORATE JALNA, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, 

S.NO.488, JALNA (O)02482-223132,TOLL FREE-1077 

MAHARASHTRA DISASTER RISK REDUCTION 

MANAGEMNT PROJECT 

Government of Maharashtra, Mumbai. 

Updated till: June 2012

INDEX VOLUME -- I 

Definitions used in the document ……………………………………………………… i 

Abbreviations used in the document ……………………………………………….…… iv 

1. INTRODUCTION ………………………………………………………………… 1 

1.1 Multi-disaster Response Plan ………………………………………………... 1 

1.2 Objectives ……………………………………………………………….…… 1 

1.3 Policy Statement ……………………………………………………………... 3 

2. OVERVIEW OF JALNA DISTRICT ………………………………….………. 4 

2.1 Location ……………………………………………………………………… 4 

2.2 Area and Administrative Divisions ………………………………………….. 4 

2.3 Salient Physical Features and Land Use Patterns ……………………….…… 5 

2.4 Geology and Geomorphology ……………………………………………….. 7 

2.5 Climate and Rainfall …………………………………………………………. 8 

2.6 Socio-economic Profile …………………………………………………….. 9 

2.7 Agriculture and Cropping Pattern in the district ……………………….…… 14 

2.8 River Systems and Dams ……………………………………………….…… 15 

2.9 List of Irrigation Projects ……………………………………………………. 16 

2.10 Industries …………………………………………………………………….. 23 

2.11 Power Stations and Electricity Installations………………………………… 26 

2.12 Transport and Communication Network……………………………….…… 27 

2.13 Proposed Development………………………………………………………. 29 

3. RISK ASSESSMENT AND VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS ………………….. 32 

3.1 Economic, Occupational, Social and Educational Profile of the population ... 32 

3.2 Disaster Specific Proneness ………………………………………………... 35 

3.2.1 Floods …….…………………………………………………………… 35 

3.2.2 Earthquakes...……………………..…………………………………... 43 

3.2.3 Fires………….……………………………………………………….. 45 

3.2.4 Road Accidents……………………………………………………….. 46 

3.2.5 Epidemics ...…………………………………………………….…… 47 

3.2.6 Industrial and Chemical Accidents .…………………………………… 49 

3.3 Disaster Probability ………………………………………………………….. 52

3.4 Specific Vulnerability of Systems and Services to Disaster Events …………. 53 

3.5 Ranking and Probability of Disaster Episodes in the District ………………... 54 

Annexure I : Case Studies of Disaster Episodes ………………………………………. 55 

Annexure II : Fact Sheet of Hazardous Industries……………………………………. 83 

Annexure III : Earthquake Prone Areas of District 91 

Annexure IV : Flood Prone Areas of District 92 

Annexure V : Epidemic Prone Areas of District 96 

Annexure VI : Road Accident Prone Areas of District 97

INDEX VOLUME -- II 

4. CAPABILITY ANALYSIS…………………………………………………… 1 

4.1 Inventory and Evaluation of Resources…………………………………… 1 

4.2 Communication and Media……………………………………………….. 2 

4.2.1 Mass Media……………………………………………………... 4 

4.3 Administrative Preparedness……………………………………………… 5 

4.4 Disaster Specific Capability Analysis…………………………………….. 6 

4.5 Preparedness Measures undertaken by various department………………. 10 

4.5.1 Preparedness Checklist for Police……………………………….. 10 

4.5.2 Preparedness Checklist for Public Health Department………….. 11 

4.5.3 Preparedness Checklist for M.S.E.D.C.L………………………... 12 

4.5.4 Preparedness Checklist for Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran……. 13 

4.5.5 Preparedness Checklist for Irrigation Department………………. 14 

4.5.6 Preparedness Checklist for Telecommunication………………… 15 

4.5.7 Preparedness Checklist for PWD……………………………….. 16 

4.5.7 Preparedness Checklist for Agriculture Department…………… 17 

4.5.8 Preparedness Checklist for Animal Husbandry Department…... 22 

4.6 Public and Private Sector Resources Inventory………………………….. 23 

4.7 Adequacy of Existing Inventory for Disaster Management……………… 33 

5 MITIGATION STRATEGY………………………………………………… 34 

5.1 Requirements suggested by the district for responding to possible disaster 

events 

5.2 Mitigation Measures……………………………………………………... 38 

5.2.1 Structural……………………………………………………….. 38 

5.2.2 Non-structural………………………………………………….. 38 

5.2.3 Disaster Specific Mitigation Measures Suggested……………… 39 

6 INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AT THE DISTRICT LEVEL……… 43 

6.1 Responsibilities of Collector……………………………………………… 43 

6.2 Disaster Management Committee………………………………………… 45 

6.3 District Control Room……………………………………………………. 46 

6.3.1 Normal Time Activity………………………………………….. 46 

6.3.2 Warning or Occurrence of Disaster…………………………….. 52 

34

6.3.3 Desk Arrangements in District Control Room…………………. 55 

6.3.4 Role of Divisional Commissioner……………………………… 65 

6.4 Site Operations Centre and Relief Camps……………………………….. 65 

6.4.1 Planning Assumptions…………………………………………. 65 

6.4.2 Site Operational Centre………………………………………… 65 

6.4.3 Relief Camps…………………………………………………… 66 

6.5 Facilities / Amenities provided in DCR………………………………….. 72 

6.5.1 Planning Assumption…………………………………………... 72 

6.5.2 Layout………………………………………………………….. 72 

6.5.3 Transport……………………………………………………….. 74 

6.5.4 Staffing Requirements for DCR………………………………... 75 

6.6 Multi-district disasters…………………………………………………… 77 

7 RESPONSE STRUCTURE…………………………………………………. 78 

7.1 Planning Assumption……………………………………………………. 78 

7.2 Response Plan on warning………………………………………………. 78 A 

7.3 Response Plan on Occurrence of Disaster………………………………. 78 B 

7.3.1 Key Officials of various departments…………………………. 79 

7.4 Involvement and Assistance available to departments from Private Sector / 

Academic Institutions 

7.4.1 Police Department…………………………………………….. 81 

7.4.2 Forest Department……………………………………………. 83 

7.4.3 Public Works Department……………………………………. 85 

7.4.4 RTO………………………………………………………….. 86 

7.4.5 Health Department……………………………………………. 93 

7.4.6 Animal Husbandry……………………………………………. 99 

7.4.7 Agriculture Department………………………………………. 101 

7.4.8 District Information Officer…………………………………... 106 

7.5 Earthquakes…………………………………………………………….. 107 

7.5.1 Planning Assumptions……………………………………….. 107 

7.5.2 Lead Agencies………………………………………………… 107 

7.5.3 Nature of Damages…………………………………………… 107 

7.5.4 Possible Impacts……………………………………………… 108 

81

7.6 Floods………………………………………………………………….. 112 

7.6.1 Planning Assumption………………………………………… 112 

7.6.2 Lead Agencies………………………………………………… 112 


7.7 Epidemics………………………………………………………………. 118 


7.7.2 Lead Agencies………………………………………………… 118 


7.8 Road Accidents…………………………………………………………. 121 


7.8.2 Lead Agencies………………………………………………... 121 


7.9 Fires……………………………………………………………………. 124 

7.9.1 Lead Agencies……………………………………………….. 124 

7.9.2 Possible Impacts…………………………………………….. 125 

7.10 Industrial and Chemical Accidents…………………………………… 127 

7.10.1 Planning Assumptions……………………………………… 127 

7.10.2 Lead Agencies……………………………………………… 127 

7.10.3 Possible Impacts…………………………………………… 128 

7.11 Cyclones……………………………………………………………… 130 

7.11.1 Planning Assumption………………………………………. 130 

7.11.2 Lead Agencies……………………………………………… 130 

7.11.3 Possible Impacts…………………………………………… 131 

8 NON-GOVENMENTAL ORGANISATIONS (NGO’S) AND VOLUNTARY 

AGENCIES……………………………………………………………….. 

8.1 List of NGO’s and specific assistance available from them………….. 136 

8.2 NGO’s to be involved in specific activities during disaster management 

operations 

8.3 Encouraging Community Preparedness………………………………. 145 

8.3.1 Private Sector Units in the District…………………………. 146 

8.3.2 List of CBOs (Mahila Mandals and Yuvak Mandals) who will work 

towards community preparedness measures……………………… 

135 

138 

147

8.3.3 Mutual Aid and Response Groups (MARGs)……………… 158 

8.3.4 Community Emergency Response Teams (CERTs)……….. 159 

8.3.5 Villages where CERTs can be formed……………………….. 159 

8.4 Areas of Community Participation…………………………………….. 160 

8.4.1 During Evacuation……………………………………………. 160 

8.4.2 During Disaster………………………………………………. 162 

8.4.3 During Relief and Rehabilitation……………………………. 163 

8.5 Encouraging Family level Preparedness………………………………. 164 

8.5.1 Checking for In-house hazards……………………………… 165 

8.5.2 Emergency Planning and Checklists……………………….. 166 

8.5.3 Evacuation Preparedness…………………………………… 167 

8.5.4 Shelter……………………………………………………… 168 

8.5.5 Helping After the Disaster………………………………… 169 

8.6 Disaster Specific Family Preparedness Measures…………………… 170 

8.6.1 Fires………………………………………………………… 170 

8.6.2 Earthquakes………………………………………………… 172 

8.6.3 Floods and Flash floods…………………………………….. 174 

8.6.4 Epidemics…………………………………………………… 176 

8.6.5 Road Accidents……………………………………………… 178 

9 DISSEMINATION OF DDMAP………………………………………… 179 

9.1 List of NGOs to be involved in Plan Dissemination…………. 180 

9.2 Plan Evalution………………………………………………... 182 

9.2.1 Post Disaster Evalution…………………………….. 183 

9.3 Plan Update…………………………………………………... 184 

10 FACILITIES, RESOURCES, AGENCIES WITH CONTACT ADDRESSES AND 

TELEPHONE NUMBERS……………………………………………….. 

Annexure………………………………………………………………….. 

188 

231

1. INTRODUCTION 

Section I : Introduction 

As a part of the overall preparedness of the state, the Government of Maharashtra has a 

State Disaster Management Action Plan to support and strengthen the efforts of the district 

administration. In this context, every district has evolved it's own District Disaster 

Management Action Plan (DDMAP). It is expected that these multi-hazard response plans 

would increase the effectiveness of administrative intervention. 

1.1 Multi-disaster Response Plan 

The DDMAP addresses the districts’ response to disaster situations such as earthquakes, 

floods, cyclones, epidemics, off-site industrial disasters and roads accidents and fires. 

Some of these disasters such as floods and earthquakes affect large areas causing extensive 

damage to life, property and environment while others such as epidemics only affect large 

populations. In any case, the management of these disasters requires extensive resources 

and manpower for containment by remedial action. 

The present plan is a multi-hazard response plan for the disasters and outlines the 

institutional framework required for managing such situations. However, the plan assumes 

a disaster specific form in terms of the actions to be taken by the various agencies 

involved in the disaster. The front-end or local level of any disaster response organisation 

will differ depending upon the type of disaster, but at the level of the back-end i.e., at the 

controlling level at the district it will almost remain same, for all types of disasters. 

1.2 Objectives 

The objectives of the District Disaster Management Action Plan are : 

• To improve preparedness at the district level, through risk and vulnerability analysis , 

to disasters and to minimize the impact of disasters in terms of human, physical and 

material loss. 

• To ascertain the status of existing resources and facilities available with the various 

agencies involved in the management of disasters in the district and make it an 

exercise in capability building of district administration. This enables the district to 

face a disaster in a more effective way and builds confidence across different segments 

of society. It will be a positive factor for long term development of the district. 

• To utilize different aspects of disaster mitigation for development planning as a tool 

for location and area specific planning for development in the district. 

• To use scientific and technological advances in Remote Sensing, GIS etc. in 

preparation of this plan with a view to ensure their continuous use for development 

planning. 

• To develop a framework for proper documentation of future disasters in the district, to 

have an update on critical information essential to a plan, to critically analyse and 

appraise responses and to recommend appropriate strategies 

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• To evolve DDMAP as an effective managerial tool within the overall policy 

framework of Government of Maharashtra. 


Response to disasters, in the absence of a defined plan, would be arbitrary leading to 

overemphasis of some actions and absence of other actions which could be critical. The 

objectives of any disaster management plan should be to localise a disaster and to the 

maximum extent possible contain it so as to minimise the impact on life, the environment 

and property. A formal plan for managing disasters is therefore necessary. This would 

include 

a. pre-planning a proper sequence of response actions, 

b. allocation of responsibilities to the participating agencies, 

c. developing codes and standard operating procedures for various 

departments and relief agencies involved. 

d. inventory of existing facilities and resources 

e. mechanisms for effective management of resources 

f. co-ordination of all relief activities including those of NGOs to ensure a 

coordinated and effective response. 

g. Co-ordination with the State response machinery for appropriate 

support 

h. Monitoring and evaluation of actions taken during relief and 

rehabilitation 

"Outline of Vulnerability Assessment" prepared by CSSD/EMC has been used as the basic 

instrument to collate district level information to meet the database requirements for the 

preparation of DDMAP. 


1.3 Policy Statement 


The underlying policy of the DDMAP is to protect life, environment and property while 

ensuring mitigation of the disaster to the maximum extent possible, relief to those affected 

and restoration of normalcy at the earliest. 

Essentially, communities draw their support from the social institutions, administrative 

structure, and values and aspirations they cherish. Disasters may temporarily disorganize 

the social units and the administrative system and disrupt their lives built around these 

values and aspirations. A systematic effort to put back the social life on its normal course 

with necessary technology support and resources will contribute significantly to the 

resilience of the community and nation. 

This policy forms the basis of the DDMAP strategy. It aims at capacity building and 

prompt utilization of resources in a disaster situation through a partnership of the GOM, 

NGOs, Private Initiatives and the community. In pursuance with this policy, DDMAP 

addresses itself to strengthening the pre-disaster and post-disaster responses of various 

actors and stakeholders including the “victims” of the disaster. 


OVERVIEW OF JALNA DISTRICT 

2.1 Location 

Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis 

• Jalna district is located in the central part of Maharashtra State in what is known as 

the Marathwada region. 

• The district lies between 19º 1’ to 20º 3’ North Latitudes and 75º 4’ East to 76º 4’ 

East Longitudes. 

• The district is bound on the North by Jalgaon district on the East by District Parbhani 

and district Buldhana, on the South by district Beed and on the West by district 

Aurangabad of Maharashtra State. 

• Jalna district is located in the central part of Maharashtra State in what is known as 

the Marathwada region. 

• The district head quarters at Jalna are well connected by bus routes to major towns in 

Maharashtra. 

• The district headquarter Jalna is also connected to the State Capital Mumbai by broad 

gauged Railway line. 

2.2 Area and Administrative Divisions 

• Jalna district covers an area of 7612 Sq. Kms. 

• For administrative convenience, the district has been divided into the following 8 

tahsils: Jalna, Bhokardan, Ambad, Partur, Mantha, Badnapur, Ghansawangi and 

Jafrabad. 

• There are 4 towns namely Jalna, Bhokardan, Ambad and Partur and 968 villages in 

the district. 

• The Municipal Councils are in the 4 townships viz. Jalna, Bhokardan, Ambad and 

Partur. 


2.3 Salient Physical Features and Land Use Patterns 


• The Satmala and Ajanta hill ranges are on the Northern side of the district. 

• The topography seen in the district typically that of Deccan Traps with flat topped and 

characteristically terraced features, low buttressed sides and undulating terrain with 

isolated knolls. 

• The average height of the district is 534m above mean sea level. 

• The slope of the land is towards South and 95% area of the district falls in the river 

Godavari basin. 

• The following table shows the tahsilwise position of predominant soil cover - 

Name Of Tahsil 

Texture Predominant Soil Cover 

Whether Sandy, Alluvial, 

Loamy 

Jalna Medium Silty clay 

Land Use Patterns 

Badnapur Medium to deep Clay, Clay loam, silty 

Ghansawangi Medium to deep Clay 

Ambad Medium to deep Silty clay, Clay 

Jafrabad Shallow to medium Loamy and Loam to clay 

Bhokardan Deep Clay 

Mantha Medium Clay loam 

Partur Medium to deep Clay loam to clay 

• The most significant part of the Jalna district is that about 80% of Geographical area 

is under agricultural use. The 75% area is under Kharif crop and about 40% of land is 

under Rabbi crop. 

• Agricultural activities are extensive along the Dudhana, Godavari, Purna rivers and 

their tributaries covering major parts of Bhokardan, Jalna and Ambad tashils. Since 

all these tahsils are located in the plains of these rivers, the land in this part is 

favourable for agricultural activities. 



• Practice of double cropping is observed along all the rivers and their tributaries and 

is predominant in Ambad and Bhokardan tahsils. The major cropping season in the 

district is kharif. Patches of scrub land are scattered throughout the district and are 

mostly located within the agricultural land. 

• The current irrigation potential in the district is 66,097 hectors while the area under 

well irrigation is about 35,000 hectares. The area under double crops is 15% while the 

area under irrigation is only 7.8% which is far below the state average. 

• Forest area mainly consists of deciduous and degraded forests and covers the 

northern portion of Jalna tahsil. 

• Scrub land viz. land with or without scrub, which are generally prone to degradation, 

occupy topographically higher altitude area and are mostly observed on the uplands 

of Jaffrabad, Jalna, Partur and Ambad tahsils. It is observed that the land with or 

without scrub occurs adjoining the forests area. However on the uplands, some 

secluded patches are also seen. 

• A remarkably large patch of stony waste land is observed in the northern part of Jalna 

tahsil. Gullied lands are seen along River Godavari. Some patches of this category 

are also observed away from the river banks in Ambad and Partur tahsils. 

The details of the land use pattern in Jalna district are given in the following table 

Land use/Land cover 

category 

Area in Hectares Percentage of the 

total 

area. 

Geographical 

8752 

1.13% 

Land not available for 

Agriculture use 

Agricultural land 651553 85.56 % 

Forest land 12600 1.65 % 

Waste land 80035 10.51 % 

Others 8260 1.15 % 

Total (generated) 761200 Ha. 100.00% 

Source- Information recently obtained from 

District Statistical Officer, Jalna. 


2.4 Geology & Geomorphology 


• The entire district is occupied by basaltic lava flows of the Deccan traps of Upper 

Cretaceous to Eocene age. The Deccan trap is overlain by alluvial deposits along 

the major river. The alluvium forms a very fertile land. 

• The geological sequence of the area is given below. 

FORMATION AGE LITHOLOGY 

Alluvium Recent Fine, clay, silt and sand 

Deccan Upper Vesicular, amygdaloidal, zeolitic 

Traps Cretaceous basalt and the hard and compact 

to Eocene massive basalt with red bole beds 

Alluvium 

• The alluvial deposits in the district are overlying on the Deccan traps and occur along 

the major river flowing through the district viz. Godavari and Purna. The alluvium 

consists of clay, silt and sand. The thickness of alluvium ranges between 15 to 20 Mts. 

The extent of alluvium across the river is very limited and ranges between 0.25 to 

0.5 Kms. 

Deccan Traps 

• The major part of the district is covered by the Deccan Trap lava flows. There are a 

number of flows in the district, The individual flow generally consists of two units. 

The upper unit of vesicular and amygdaloidal zeolitic basalt and the lower unit, 

consisting of massive basalt with joints and fractures. The two flows are often 

separated by thick clay deposit called as red bole. The thickness of individual flow 

ranges between 15-20 Mts. 

Lineaments and Fractures 

• With the use of satellite imagery number of lineaments have been identified. In this 

district lineaments are oriented in NW-SE,NE-SE direction. In this district lineaments 

being the weaker zone can act as potential zone for groundwater developments. 


2.5 Climate and Rainfall 


• The Jalna district has a sub-tropical climate in which the bulk of rainfall is received 

from south west monsoon during June to September. 

• The monsoon is followed by winter season from October to February and summer 

from March to May. 

• The maximum temperature rises to about 42 degree centigrade in the month of May 

while the lowest temperature is recorded in the month of December which is about 10 

degree centigrade. 

Table No. 1 : Rainfall Characteristics of Jalna District 

Rainfall 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 

Total annual rainfall (mm) 578.5 546.8 534.62 791.95 557.06 

Average Rainfall (mm) of 5 years only 634.17 634.17 634.17 634.17 634.17 

Month during which maximum Rainfall July July July July July 

occurs 

Month having maximum Continuous 

rainfall 

Table No.1.1 Tahsilwise Rainfall Characteristics of Jalna District 

DETAILS 

August 

August 

& 

Sept 

August 

August 

& 

Sept 

August 

August 

& 

Sept 

YEARWISE RAINFALL IN M.M. 

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 

Jalna 627.0 696.0 1004.0 585.0 616.0 604.0 915.11 631.00 

Badnapur 517.0 525.0 764.0 727.0 635.0 512.0 639.69 522.00 

Bhokardan 521.0 593.0 902.0 507.0 591.0 478.0 715.99 459.00 

Jafrabad 566.0 628.4 791.9 667.0 603.0 487.0 885.00 758.50 

Partur 646.0 685.0 721.0 557.0 368.0 605.0 963.00 593.00 

Mantha 414.0 731.0 641.0 564.0 466.0 491.0 917.50 487.50 

Ambad 673.0 725.0 638.0 539.0 606.0 557.0 832.28 507.57 

Ghansawangi 748.0 707.0 645.0 482.0 489.5 543.0 851.10 497.71 

Total of 

Jalna District 

4712.0 5292.4 6106.9 4628.0 4374.5 4277.0 6719.67 557.06 

Average 589.00 661.30 763.36 578.50 546.81 534.63 839.96 557.04 

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& 

Sept 

August 

August 

& 

Sept

2.6 Socio - Economic Features 


• The total geographical area of the district is 7,718 sq Kms constituting 

2.51% of the total State. 

• Jalna is the largest Tahsil covering an area of 1,221 sq.Kms. 

• The total population of the district according to the 2001 census is 

16.13 lakhs which is 1.67% of the total population of the state. 

• The rural population comprises of 80.91% while urban population 

constitutes 19.09% of the total population . 

• The male population is 51.26% while the female population is 48.73%. 

• The human population is highest in Jalna Tahsil (354 persons/ Sq. 

km) followed by Bhokardan Tahsil (213 persons/Sq.km.) and is least 

in Ghansawangi (154 persons/Sq.km.). 

• % of landless families of Jalna district is 27061 [9 %]. (as per DRDA, 

Jalna and Dist. Statiscal Office, Jalna) 

• % of Slum Population of Jalna District – Approximately 4.76 % 

• Number of houseless families of the district is 62633 Nos. as per 

gramsabha. 

• Families below powerty line is 105188. 

• Percentage of illiterates of the district is 35.60 %(As per 2001 census) 

• Percentage of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe are 11.22 % and 

3.88 % respectively. 

• The details of the urban and rural locations within Jalna district 

are given in the following pages. 


Name 

of the 

Urban 

Centre 

2.6.1 Urban Locations 

Population 

As per 2001 

Census 

Density 

as per 

1991 

Census 

Cultivat 

ors 

Agric 

ultura 

l 

Live 

Stock 


Major Occupational Patterns in % 

As per 1991 Census 

Mining Manufac Constructi Trade Transp 

quarry turing on commerce ort 


Marginal 

workers & 

Others 

Non 

workers 

JALNA 235795 2143 18.25 01.28 1.15 0.14 6.62 1.72 7.01 2.72 7.33 70.99 

BHOKAR 

-DAN 

16950 7647 04.80 09.21 0.64 0.00 2.31 1.08 5.17 0.98 7.37 68.44 

PARTUR 29012 3670 04.50 06.41 0.51 0.00 3.11 1.14 5.79 1.64 6.98 71.62 

AMBAD 26108 1506 04.61 06.07 0.79 0.00 2.77 1.04 5.49 1.09 6.52 60.84 

Taluka name 

Population Literates 

Male Female Total Male Female Total 

Bhokardan Rural 122444 116797 239241 80825 44764 125589 

Urban 8888 8062 16950 6118 4260 10378 

Total 131332 124859 256191 86943 49024 135967 

Jafrabad Rural 70065 67280 137345 47712 27905 75617 

Urban 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Total 70065 67280 137345 47712 27905 75617 

Jalna Rural 100782 95552 196334 64202 34578 98780 

Urban 121922 113873 235795 89202 66734 155936 

Total 222704 209425 432129 153404 101312 254716 

Badnapur Rural 67422 63940 131362 43530 22802 66322 

Urban 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Total 67422 63940 131362 43530 22802 66322 

Ambad Rural 92551 88483 181034 59632 33616 93248 

Urban 13727 12381 26108 9857 6812 16569 

Total 106278 100864 207142 69389 40428 109817 

Ghansawangi Rural 88524 84558 173082 54396 31061 86057 

Urban 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Total 88524 84558 173082 54396 31061 86057 

Partur Rural 59179 57304 116483 36081 20164 56245 

Urban 14925 14087 29012 10458 7345 17803 

Total 74104 71391 145495 46539 27509 74048 

Mantha Rural 66474 63760 130234 43227 24628 67855 

Urban 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Total 66474 63760 130234 43227 24628 67855 

Total Rural 667441 637674 1305115 430195 239518 669713 

Urban 159462 148403 307865 115535 85151 200686 

Total 826903 786077 1612980 545730 324669 870399 

Note: Provisional Population in Jalna District is 19,58,483 as per census 2011 

Talukawise is not available.

2.6.2 Major Rural Centres 

As per 2001Census 

Name of the Population Density 

Rural 

Cultiv 

Centre 

ators 

Agric 

ultural 

Live 

Stock 


Major Occupational Patterns in % 

Mining 

quarry 

Manufact 

uring 

Constr 

uction 

Trade 

commerc 


e 

Transp 

ort 

Marginal 

workers 

& Others 

Non 

workers 

Jafrabad 12819 01072 07.01 12.28 0.60 0.17 1.47 0.66 4.28 0.45 6.18 66.90 

Badnapur 9866 00972 05.73 12.04 2.05 0.00 3.30 0.72 5.13 1.16 6.98 60.84 

Mantha 16865 01129 04.43 12.78 0.26 0.07 2.56 0.51 6.92 0.84 5.66 65.97 

Ghansawangi 5826 00147 11.73 17.42 0.28 0.00 1.62 0.28 2.62 0.19 3.68 62.18 

Seoli 6596 256 08.99 11.30 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 15.66 64.05 

Dhawada 8070 312 04.16 10.03 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 30.21 55.60 

Walsawangi 8387 279 19.83 21.38 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 65.52 48.27 

Paradh (Bk) 6279 424 16.82 17.21 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 14.94 51.03 

Tembhurni 9875 237 12.23 16.78 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 12.18 58.81 

Satona (Kh) 6752 341 07.34 21.15 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 19.18 52.93 

Ashti 12399 260 08.16 17.04 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 13.92 60.88 

Jamkhed 6687 166 19.46 20.24 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 07.33 52.92 

Ranjani 7849 224 10.35 22.44 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 19.75 57.46 

Kumbhar 

Pimpalgaon 

6734 318 08.94 20.56 ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- 17.53 57.29

2.6.3 Historical and Religious Centers in Jalna District 






• The Historical and Religious Centers of Jalna Tahsil are given below : 

Name of the Historical and 

Religious Centres and nearest 

urban or major rural centre 

Near Jalna City - 

Anandi Swami Mandir 

Ram Mandir 

Kalunka Mandir 

Mamadevi Mandir 

Panchamukhi Mahadev 

Durga Mata Mandir 

Panch Amba Devi Mandir 

Near Ner (Rural Area)- 

Vateshwara 

Near Sevali (Rural Area)- 

Mahadeva Mandir 

Near Savargaon (Rural Area)- 

Shambhu Mahadeva Mandir 

Periods of Festive 

Occasions, Months 

July 

April 

April 

April 

February 

October(Vijaya Dashmi) 

August 

February 

February 

August 

Estimated 

tourist/visiting 

population 

7000 to 8000 

4000 to 5000 

5000 to 6000 

5000 to 6000 

4000 to 5000 

9000 to 10000 

9000 to 11000 

15000 to 20000 

15000 to 20000 

15000 to 20000 

• The Historical and Religious Centres of Bhokardan Tahsil are as follows : 

(Source Tahsildar, Bhokardan) 


Religious centre and nearest 

Urban or Major Rural Centre 

Near Jaidev wadi 

Mahanubhav Mandir 

NearAnwa 

Ajubai Mandir 

Near Nalapi 

Kabu Baba Sansthan 

Near Rajur 

Shri Ganapati Sansthan 

Near Paradh Bk. 

Balaji and Paradh Sansthan 



In February 

In April 

In November 

In February 

In April 

Estimated tourist or 

visiting population 

20000 

25000 

07000 

50000 

10000 



• The Historical and Religious Centres of Partur Tahsil are as follows : 




Near Partur 

Shri Sai Baba Mandir 

Near Ashti 

Khandeshwar Mandir 

Near Raipur 

Devi Mandir 

Near Rohina 

Devi Mandir 



February 

March (Mahashivratri) 

October 

October 

• The Historical and Religious Centres of Ambad Tahsil are as follows : 




Near Ambad 

Shri Matsyodari Devi Mandir 

Darga of Bohori Samaj 

Near Parada 

Dargah of Syed Allauddin chisti 

Saheb 



10 days in October 

May 

January 



5000 to 8000 

4000 to 5000 

1000 to 2000 

1000 to 2000 



50,000 on end average. 

30,000 on end average. 

5000 

• The Historical & Religious centres of Bandapur Tahsil are as follows : 




Near Somthana 

Renuka Mata Mandir 

Near Parada Asarkheda 



Chaitra Pournima in 

April & Navaratra in 

October. 

April/May 



10000 

8000 


• The Historical & Religious centres of Mantha Tahsil are as follows : 


Religious Centre and nearest 


Near Mantha 

Renuka Devi Sansthan 

Near Kokarsa 

Devi Kokarsa 



April / May 

April / May 




10000 

5000 

• The Historical & Religious centres of Ghanasawangi Tahsil are as follows: 


Religious Centre and nearest 


Near Ghansawngi 

Birth Place of 

Shri Samarth Ramdas Swami 

(Jamb Smarth) 



Chaitra Shudh Navmi 

April 



10,000 to 15,000 


2.7 Agriculture and Cropping Pattern In Jalna District 


• The total geographical area of the district is 7,72,600 hectare out of which, 

cultivable land is 6,76,600 hectare which is more than 88.00% of the total area. 

• The district has a very high percentage of cultivable land. The area under Kharif crop 

is 70% . The area under double cropping has steadily increased from 10% in 2007 & 

15 % in 2011 

• In Bhokardan and Jafrabad tahsils, there is lowest rainfall and therefore, the major 

cropping season is Kharif, whereas in the rest of the district both Rabi and Kharif 

agriculture is practiced. 

• Bajra,maize and Wheat are the major cereals grown in the district. The area under 

Cotton is also very extensive. 

• Details of agriculture and crop pattern in the district are given below : 

Types Names Cropping Period in 

Months 

Major Crops 

Wheat 

Oct. to Feb. 

(Irrigated) Vegetables 

June to april 

Major Crops 

(Non - Irrigated); 

Kh.Jowar 

Rabi Jowar 

Bajra 

Maize 

Tur 

Udid 

Mung 

Rabi Sunflower 

Kharif Sunflower. 

Major cash crops Sugarcane 

Cotton 

Major Plantations 

Sweet lemon 

Grapes 

Mango 

June to Sept 

Oct. to Feb 

June to Sept 

June to Sept. 

June to Dec 

June to Sept. 

June to Sept 

Oct. to Jan 

Aug to nov 

Dec. to Nov./ 

Jan - Dec 

June to Feb 

Perennial crops 



Market (District, 

State Export) 

District 

District 

District 

District 

District 

District 

District 

District 

District 

District 

District. 

District 

District 

District and State 




2.8 River Systems and Dams 


• The Godavari, Purna and Dudhana are the 3 major rivers which flow through the 

district. 

• The river Godavari flows along the southern boundary of the district in west to east 

direction. The Godavari and its tributaries drain the southern part of the district and 

occupy 30% of the area. The drainage pattern of Godavari basin is dendritic. 

• Dudhana and Gulati are the major tributaries of river Godavari in the district. 

• River Purna is also a tributary of Godavari but has a large catchment and therefore 

forms a sub-basin. River Purna flows from the central part of the district. The sub- 

basin occupies 65% area of the district . River Purna and its tributary also form a 

dendritic drainage pattern. 

• The rivers Khelna and Girja are major tributaries of river Purna . 

• The extreme north part of the district falls in the Tapi basin . No major river flows 

through this region . 

• The entire district has been divided into 30 group watersheds with average area of 

each group watershed ranging between 150 to 200 Sq. Km. Out of the 29 group 

watersheds, 7 group watersheds fall in the Godavari basin, 21 group watersheds fall 

in the Purna Sub-basin and only two group watersheds fall in the Tapi basin . 

• There is no major dam completed in Jalna district .However, Lower Dudhana Major 

dam is under construction on Dudhana river at Bramhawakdi Tq. Partur District Jalna. 

• 7 medium projects and 57 minor irrigation projects have been completed in the 

district 



2.9 The list of Irrigation projects and construction of new dams 

undertaken/proposed is as follows- 

Following Projects Under N.M.C. Div. No.2 Hq. Wadigodri .- (Completed) 

Name(s) of the 

dam(s) 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Storage in MM 3 

Rivers on which 

the dam(s) are 

proposed. 

Estimated time of 

completion 

Jogladevi 

Barrage 

Tq. Ambad 

--- 

Mangrul 

Barrage 

Ghansawangi 

--- 

Raja Takli 

Barrage 

Ghansawangi 

10.00 23.59 23.60 28.32 

Godavari 

River 

Godavari 

River 

Lonisawangi 

Barrage 

Tq. Badnapur 


--- 

Godavari 

River 

--- 

Godavari 

River 

2 Year 2 Year 2 Year 2 Year 

Following Projects having Irrigation more than 250 Ha.- 

Name(s) of the dam(s) Banegaon 

L.M.I. 

Tq.Bhokardan 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

46P / 15,16 

75 0 .50’00 ” 

21 0 .10’00 ” 

Capacity 

974.26 

(Discharge in Cubic 

M/Sec. ) 

Storage in MM 3 6.98 

Rivers on which the 

dam(s) are proposed. 


completion 

Local Nalla 

2 Year 

Palaskheda 

L.M.I. 

Tq. 

Bhokardan 

46P/12,16,9 

75 0 4'09" 

20 0 50'00" 

929.02 

Somthana 

L.M.I. 

Tq. 

Badnapur 

46P/12, 

75 0 43'00" 

19 0 55'00" 

796.81 

Rajewadi 

S.T. 

Tq. 

Badnapur 

47M/9,13 

75 0 46'00" 

19 0 53'00" 

1055.19 

9.01 7.618 9.64 

Local Nalla Local Nalla Local Nalla 

2 Year 1 Year 1 Year

Name(s) of the dam(s) Panegaon 

S.T. 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Capacity 


M/Sec. ) 

Tq. Ambad 

47M/14, 

75 0 54'00" 

19 0 39'00" 

312.21 

Manepuri S.T. 

Tq. 

Ghansawangi 

46M/15 

75 0 55'00" 

19 0 40'00 

450.50 


Hasturtanda 

S.T. Tq. 

Ghansawangi 

56A/3 

76 0 4'30" 

19 0 22'30” 

468.49 

Storage in MM 3 1.65 4.66 2.79 



Local Nalla Local Nalla Local Nalla 


completion 

1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 

Name(s) of the dam(s) Sonkheda 

S.T. Tq. 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Capacity 


M/Sec. ) 

Storage in MM 3 2.81 




completion 

Jafrabad 

55D/4 D/6 

75 0 20 ’ 

20 0 8 ’ 

Pimpalwadi 

S.T. 

Tq. Jalna 

56M/15 

76 0 16'57" 

19 0 5'57 

Kumbhephal 

S.T. Tq. 

Jalna 

47M/13 

75 0 50'30" 

19 0 46'30 

966.49 419.21 537.38 

1.19 1.95 

Local Nala Local Nala Local Nala 

1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 


Following Projects having Irrigation between 100 to 250 Ha.- 

(Under Control of M. I. Local Sector Div. Jalna. ) 

Name(s) of the dam(s) Nihalsinghwadi 

S.T. Tq. Ambad 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Capacity 


M/Sec. ) 

------- 

75 0 .38’46 ” 

19 0 .43’30 ” 

117.15 

Thakurwad 

i S.T. 

Tq. Ambad 

--------- 

75 0 39'15" 

19 0 39'30" 

137.96 


Wakulni 

K.T. Weir 

Tq. 

Badnapur 

---------- 

75 0 20'15" 

19 0 19'20" 

90.25 

Karla K.T. 

Tq. Jalna 

----------- 

75 0 00'00" 

19 0 46'55" 

208.03 

Storage in MM 3 0.869 1.02 0.54 1.23 



Local Nalla Local Nalla Local Nalla Local Nalla 


completion 


Name(s) of the dam(s) Tanwadi S.T. 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Capacity 


M/Sec. ) 

------- 

75 0 .30’45 ” 

19 0 .47’45 ” 

143.56 

Kasarwadi 

S.T. 

--------- 

75 0 37'00" 

19 0 45'00" 

239.71 

Chinchkhe 

da S.T. 

Tq. 

Jafrabad 

---------- 

75 0 41'30" 

19 0 35'15" 

171.81 

Pirgaibwad 

i 

----------- 

76 0 00'30" 

19 0 31'30" 

87.68 

Storage in MM 3 1.21 0.99 0.736 0.620 



Local Nalla Local Nalla Local Nalla Local Nalla 


completion 



LIST OF COMPLETED PROJECTS :- 

(Under Control of E.E. Aurangabad Irrgation Division,Aurungabad 

Ph No. 0240-2334794) 

Name(s) of 

dam/ project 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Catchment 

Area (Sq. km.) 

Command 

Area (Ha.) 

Name(s) of 

dam/ project 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Catchment 


Command 

Area (Ha.) 

Name(s) of 

dam/ project 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Catchment 


Target Command 

Area (Ha.) 

Name(s) of dam/ 

project 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Catchment 


Command 

Area (Ha.) 

Kalyan Girja 

Medium 

Project Jalna 

Kalyan 

M.P Jalna 


Upper 

Dudhana 

M.P. Tq 

Badnapur 

Jui M.P. 

Badnapur 

Tq. 

Bhokardan 


Dhamna 

M.P.Tq. 

Jafrabad 

76 0 14’-00” 

19 0 76 

50’-00” 

0 02’-00” 

19 0 75 

57’-00” 

0 44’-00” 

19 0 75 

55’-00” 

0 50’-00” 

21 0 75 

20’-00” 

0 55’-00” 

20 0 15’-00” 

114 123 248 181 136 

1960 

Jivrekha 

M.P. Tq. 

Bhokardan 

Daregaon, 

Jalna 

1920 3401 2206 1788 

Jamwadi, 

Jalna 

Ner, 

Jalna 

Anvi, 

Badnapur 

76 0 00’-00” 

20 0 75 

45’-00” 

0 50’-00” 

19 0 76 

49’-00” 

0 45’-00” 

19 0 76 

45’-00” 

0 15’-00” 

19 0 75 

47’-00” 

0 47’-00” 

19 0 55’-00” 

78 12 10 11 14 

1299 

Baranjala, 

Bhokardan 

243 288 195 389 

Pralhadpur 

Bhokardan 

Pimpalgaon 

Kolta , 

Bhokardan 

Konad, 

Jafrabad 

Bharaj, 

Jafrabad 

75 0 53’-00” 

20 0 75 

10’-00” 

0 43’-00” 

20 0 75 

18’-00” 

0 37’-00” 

20 0 76 

45’-00” 

0 10’-00” 

20 0 76 

16’-00” 

0 06’-00” 

20 0 19’-00” 

10 9 10 28 16 

213 

Chinch 

kheda, 

Jafrabad 

247 236 916 525 

Dholkheda 

Jafrabad 

Dawargaon, 

Ambad 

Mardi, 

Ambad 

Rohilagad, 

Ambad 

75 0 57’-00” 

21 0 75 

20’-00” 

0 10’-00” 

20 0 75 

12’-00” 

0 45’-00” 

19 0 75 

31’-00” 

0 45’-00” 

19 0 75 

35’-00” 

0 48’-00” 

19 0 45’-00” 

12 12 20 22 16 

216 

275 486 413 348


project 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Catchment 


Command 

Area (Ha.) 

Name(s) of 

dam/ project 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Catchment 


Command 

Area (Ha.) 


project 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Catchment 


Command 

Area (¦Ha.) 

Kanadgaon 

Ambad 

Bhatkheda 

Ambad 


Talegaon, 

G’Sawangi 

M.Chincholi 

G’Sawangi 

Dhoksal, 

Mantha 

75 0 19’-00” 

19 0 75 

35’-00” 

0 52’-00” 

19 0 75 

37’-00” 

0 58’-00” 

19 0 76 

47’-00” 

0 01’-00” 

19 0 76 

00’-00” 

0 20’-00” 

19 0 45’-00” 

38 22 22 32 11 

475 

Pangari, 

Mantha 

161 364 500 391 

Pimperkheda 

Mantha 

Sirpur, 

Mantha 

Sarwadi, 

Mantha 

Daha, 

Mantha 

76 0 25’-00” 

20 0 76 

40’-00” 

0 23’-00” 

19 0 76 

44’-00” 

0 26’-00” 

19 0 76 

53’-00” 

0 12’-00” 

19 0 76 

43’-00” 

0 23’-00” 

18 0 50’-00” 

20 12 10 18 26 

544 

495 212 392 397 

Wai, Pokhari, Paratwadi, Galhati M.P. 

Mantha Mantha Partur Tq. Ambad 

76 0 12’-00” 

19 0 76 

42’-00” 

0 19’-00” 

19 0 76 

42’-00” 

0 12’-00” 

19 0 Shahapur 

Tq. Ambad 

26’-00” 

14 6.00 7.00 108.60 

243 

SÉÉè.¨Éè±É. 

391 170 2200 

(Under Control of Ex. Engr. J. M. I. Division Jalna. Ph. 02482-220436 ) 

Name(s) of the dam(s) Patharwala 

K.T. Weir 

Tq. 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Ambad 

47M11,15 

75 0 47'00" 

19 0 20'00" 

Kasura 

L.M.I. 

Tq.Partur 

56A/3 

76 0 15'50" 

10 0 30'00" 

Hatadi 

M.I.Tank 

50A/2 

76 0 1'12" 

19 0 30'50" 

Mandala 

LMI 

G'Sawangi 

56A/2,3 

7600'00" 

1929'52" 

Capacity Discharge in 

Cubic M/Sec. 

1209 560 573 

Storage in M. Meter 

Cube 

6.768 9.42 3.39 5.64 

Rivers on which the Godavari Local Nalla Local Local Nalla 

dam(s) are proposed. River 

Nalla 

Command Area (¦Ha.) 910 838 390 794 



project 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Catchments 


Rivers on which 


proposed. 

Command 

Area (Ha.) 


project 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Catchment 


Command 

Area (Ha.) 


Dahegaon MusabhadrayG'S Waki Sukhapuri 

G'Sawangi awangi 

Jalna Ambad 

56A/2,3 

76 0 04'00" 

19 0 47M/14,15 

75 

29'29" 

0 33'00" 

19 0 47M14 

75 

53'00" 

0 55'00" 

19 0 47M/15 

75 

44'00" 

0 30'00" 

19 0 30'00" 

29 52 80 41 

Local Nalla Local Nalla Local 

Nalla 

735 1130 771 518 

Local Nalla 

Nagthas Khadkeshwar Dhangarpimpri GolaPangri 

Mantha L.M.I. Ambad L,M.I. Ambad K.T.Weir 

56A/5/2 

76 0 15'00" 

18 0 47M/14,15 

75 

41'00" 

0 51'00" 

19 0 47M/10,14 

75 

34'00" 

02 '07" 

19 0 47M/14 

75 

42'00" 

0 '40’20” 

19 0 55’30" 

63 30.16 83.60 1740 

844 612 1390 297 

Name(s) of the dam(s) Nirkhedtand 

a S.Tank 

Tq.Jalna. 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 


Cubic M/Sec. 

56A/ 

75 0 .30’47 ” 

20 0 13’40” 

Chadai 

EKO M.I. 

Tq. 

Bhokardan 

46P/19 

75 0 49'00" 

20 0 03'00" 

Shindi . 

M.I. 

Tq. 

Jafrabad. 

55D/4 

75 0 2'30" 

20 0 18'15" 

Jam 

Samarth. 

M.I. 

Ghansawangi 

56A/3 

76 0 06'10" 

19 0 24'43" 

465.41 230.40 399.15 

Storage in MM 3 Cube 5.39 2.913 1.54 2.53 

Rivers on which the Local Nalla Banganga Local Nalla Local Nalla 


River 

Command Area (¦Ha.) June-2006 1 Year June-2006 June-2007 

Name(s) of the dam(s) Wanadgaon S.T. Taka S.T. 

Lasura S.T. 

Tq. Jalna Tq. Ambad 

Tq. Ambad 

Location 

47M/14, 

Longitude 

75 

Latitude 

0 59'00" 

19 0 47M/10, 

75 

47'00" 

0 40'00" 

19 0 47M/11, 

75 

30'00" 

0 42'00" 

19 0 Capacity Discharge in 

34'00" 

Cubic M/Sec. 388.18 

290.25 

323.19 

Storage in MM 3 Cube 3.45 2.08 1.468 




Command Area (¦Ha.) 405 302 251 


Name(s) of the dam(s) Ranjniwadi 

K.T. Weir Tq. 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 


Cubic M/Sec. 

Ghansawangi 

47M/14, 

75 0 58'00" 

19 0 42'00" 


Borranjni S.T. 

Tq. Ghansawangi 

56A/2 

76 0 5'35" 

19 0 36'55 

Bamni M.I. 

Tq. Partur 

56A/3 

76 0 10'00" 

19 0 34'06” 

250.00 

290.01 

404.96 

Storage in MM 3 Cube 1.94 1.67 2.53 




Command Area (¦Ha.) 336 260 375 

(Under Control of M. I. Local Sector Div. Jalna. ) 

Name(s) of the dam(s) Sarangpur 

K.T. Weir 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 


Cubic M/Sec. 

56A/ 

75 0 .30’47 ” 

20 0 13’40” 

Gokul 

K.T.Weir 

46P/19 

75 0 49'00" 

20 0 03'00" 

Jainpur 

K.T.Weir 

55D/4 

75 0 2'30" 

20 0 18'15" 


Sirasgaonm 

andap K.T. 

Weir 

56A/3 

76 0 06'10" 

19 0 24'43" 

465.41 230.40 399.15 

Storage in MM 3 5.39 2.827 1.54 2.53 



Local Nalla Banganga River Local Nalla Local Nalla 

Command Area (¦Ha.) June-2006 1 Year June-2006 June-2007 

Name(s) of the 

dam(s) 

Location 

Longitude 

Latitude 

Capacity 

Discharge in 

M 3 /Sec. 

WazarKheda 

K.T. Weir 

56A/ 

75 0 .30’47 ” 

20 0 13’40” 

Sawangi 

Wargne 

K.T.Weir 

46P/19 

75 0 49'00" 

20 0 03'00" 

465.41 

Arathkhea 

K.T.Weir 

55D/4 

75 0 2'30" 

20 0 18'15" 

230.40 

Nalni 

K.T. 

Weir 

56A/3 

76 0 06'10" 

19 0 24'43" 

399.15 

Sarangpur 

K.T.Weir 

55D/4 

75 0 2'30" 

20 0 18'15" 

230.40 

Storage in MM 3 5.39 2.827 1.54 2.53 1.54 

Rivers on which Local Nalla Banganga Local Nalla Local Local Nalla 


proposed. 

River 

Nalla 

Command Area 

(¦Ha.) 

June-2006 1 Year June-2006 June-2007 June-2006

2.10 Industries 


• At present, there are 8 (eight) Industrial Areas ( including those existing and 

proposed ) under M.I.D.C. of Jalna. 

• The details of industrial areas of M.I.D.C. Jalna as under :- 

Location 

1. Old MIDC 

Jalna 

2. Addl. Jalna- 

Ph-I 


Ph-II 


Ph-III 

(Proposed) 

5. Bhokardan 

6. Ambad 

7. Jafrabad 

8. Partur 

Area in 

H.R. 

50.58 

158.10 

123.46 

261.76 

10.69 

35.38 

14.04 

51.21 

No. of plots 

86 

329 

148 

00 

55 

27 

31 

48 

Allotted Plots 

No. of Industries 

• There are 3 hazardous industries in Jalna district. The fact sheets of these industries 

are attached n the annexure. 

• Public Bio Technology park is developed in the State at MIDC Jalna 

• There are 19 polluting industries in Jalna district. 


86 

328 

119 

00 

54 

21 

30 

01 

82 

224 

26 

00 

4 

00 

00 

00


• The following table shows the details the extent of industrialisation in Jalna district. 

Number of Industrial Estates 7 

Types of Industries: 

Industries in Jalna district 

( Source ; DIC JALNA, Maharashtra Pollution Control 1. R and D seeds / processing 

Board , Aurangabad.) 

2. Powerloom / soot girni textile 

without dying and bleaching 

3. Tiles and cement hume pipes 

pole factory 

4. Re-Rolling Mills, steel 

5. Steel melting plant, plant alloy 

casting 

6. Dal Mills 

7. Oil Mills 

8. Refineries 

9. Engineering 

10. Sugar factory and distilleries 

11. Paper product as corrugated 

Notebooks etc. 

12. Ginning pressing 

13. Plastic industries 

14. Fertilizers 

15. Stone Crusher 

16. Dairy 

17. Rubber 

18. Insecticides / pesticides 

19. Other service industries 

Total work force in industries 7339 

Number of chemical industries/ tank farms 30 

Number of pipelines carrying chemicals NIL 

Number of potentially hazardous locations O3 

Number of vehicles carrying hazardous raw materials 

NA 

for industries.(during month) 

Number of vehicles carrying hazardous finished 

10 

products from industries(during a month) 

Number of vehicles passing through the district 

carrying hazardous materials for industries.( during a 

NA 

month) 

Number of container terminals NA 


Details of the Industrial Estates in the district 

Name of the Industrial 

Estates 1.Old Jalna Industrial area 

2. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase-I 

3. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase- II 

4. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase-III 

5. Bhokardan Industrial area 

6. Jafrabad Industrial area 

7.Ambad Industrial area 

8. Partur Industrial area 

Location in the form 1.Old Jalna Industrial area 

Of an address 2. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase-I 

3. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase- II 

4. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase-III 



7.Ambad Industrial area 


No. of industries in the 

estate 

No. of major hazardous 

and 

Polluting industries. 

Total workforce in the 

industries 

080 

271 

039 

004 

NIL 

NIL 

019 

100 

NIL 

NIL 

NIL 

NIL 

0880 

6420 

0039 

NIL 

NIL 

NIL 


1. Old Jalna Industrial area 

2. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase I & II. 



5. Ambad Industrial area 



2. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase I & II 






2. Addl Jalna Industrial area Phase I & II 






List of Hazardous Industries of Jalna district 

S.N. Name of Company Types of 

Hazard 


Atom Industry 

Working / Non 

working 

01 Essem Gases Pvt. Ltd. Fire Oxygen Working 

02 Hindustan Composite Ltd. Poisonous Asbestos Working 

03 Mahico Seed Co. Ltd. Poisonous Pesticides Working 

04 Mittal Petrocum Fueble L.P.G. Not-working 

05 N.R.B. Bearing Fueble L.P.G. Working 

06 Rajlaxmi Agrotech Fueble Hexane Working 

07 Samartha Co-op Factory Ltd. Fueble Alcohol Working 

08 Sanjay Insecticides Poisonous Pesticide Working 

09 Sapna Polyplast Fueble Hexane Working 

10 Ganesh Oxygen Fueble Oxygen Non- Working 

11 Bhakti Extraction Pvt.Ltd. Fueble Hexane Working 

12 Shri Balaji Udyog Fueble Hexane Working 

13 Krishidhan Seeds Poisonous Pesticides Working 

14 Vijay Seeds Co. Ltd. Poisonous Pesticides Working 

Industrial and Chemical Accidents (source: DIC, JALNA) 

• Jalna district is primarily an agricultural district. Only 5.471 Sq. Kms. is the 

industrial area of the district. There are 6 MIDC estates at Jalna. The principal types 

of industries are Engineering, Dal Mills, R and D, Seeds Processing, Power 

loom/Soot Girnies, Textiles without dying and bleaching, Tiles and cement Hume 

pipe pole factory, Refineries, Paper products, Dairy, Insecticides / Pesticides, 

Plastics, Ginning Pressing, Stone crusher, Rubber, Fertilizers, Steel and Sugar 

industries etc. The district administration has ranked the industrial and chemical 

accidents at sixth position on the basis of past case histories. 

• Out of the three hazardous industries (Namely Smartha Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana, 

NRB Bearings and Sanjay Insecticides Ltd.), two industries are located near Jalna 

city and the other is located in Ambad tahsil. There are 1 toxic and 6 chemical 

industries in Jalna district. Percentage of people living in the areas, which have 

proximity to hazardous industrial activities such as quarrying, is only 1 %. 

• Sanjay Insecticides Pvt. Ltd. at Gut No. 206, Panshendra Tq., District Jalna is 

manufacturing pesticides. 

• The factory officials have informed that there is no possibility of any hazard either 

during the storage or processing of the chemicals. 

• There is well equipped first aid facility with personal protective equipment in the 

factory premises such as Masks, Hand Gloves, Oxygen Masks, Air respirators, Air 

separators, etc. 



• In case of poisoning, antidote treatment is provided and available in the unit. 

• Layout of the plan is available which is useful in the case of an emergency. 

• The fire fighting equipments are available from Jalna fire brigade station, which is the 

Nearest fire station. 

• The factory officials explained that in emergency periods, the immediate response of 

all services is necessary. 

• Out of 4 Sugar and distillery factories, only Samartha Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd., 

is hazardous and is located at Ankushnagar, Post Adigodri, Tq. Ambad Dist. Jalna. 

• The principal activity of the plant is the production of industrial alcohol from 

Molasses. 

• The industrial alcohol is highly inflammable and hence the storage and processing of 

industrial alcohol is hazardous. 

• The factory administration has informed that there is no chance of any major hazard 

in the factory during storage or processing of the hazardous chemicals. 

• The factory is well equipped with trained personnel and protective equipment. 

Fact Sheets on Industries 

• N.R.B. Bearing Ltd. in C-4 Addl. MIDC Jalna is located at the Jalna urban area 

manufactures Ball and Roller. 

• The factory stores liquid petroleum gas, which is used as fuel in furnaces through 

closed pipe lines. 

• The factory officials have informed that there is no possibility of any hazard either 

during the storage or processing of the chemical. 

• The area of influence of storage is 1600 meters area, within the plant area only. 

• There have been 174 industrial and chemical accidents in Jalna district during the last 

10 years. There have been 14 deaths in the industrial accidents during the last 10 

years. The expenditure incurred on Relief and compensation during the last 10 years 

on these episodes is Rs. 8,67,920/-. 



2.11 POWER STATIONS AND ELECTRICITY INSTALLATIONS 

• There are 968 villages in Jalna district and the entire village has been electrified. 

• Presently there are 233682 electricity consumers in the district. 

• In all 83175 agricultural pumps in the district have been energized. 

The status of present distribution system is given below. 

Items Capacity Units Length in Kms. 

1. Substation 

2. Substation 

3. Sub-Station 

3. Transmission line 

4. --do -- 

5. --do-- 

6. Transformer 

132 KVA 

33 KVA 

220 KV 

132 KVA 

33 KV 

11 KV 

---- 

8 

64 Nos. 

02 No. 

-- 

-- 

-- 

10257 Nos. 

-- 

-- 

-- 

-- 

1281.58 

6047.09 

--- 



2.12 TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION NETWORK 

• There are 968 villages in Jalna district, out of which 590 villages have been connected 

by perennial roads while 368 villages have been connected by seasonal roads. 

• Upto 2010 there are 06 villages which are yet to be connected by road. 

• The comparative status of road network in Jalna district against the status of road 

network in the state is presented below: 

Sr. 

No. 

Category 

Length per 

Sq. Kms. 

(District) 

1 National Highway 0.0038 - 

2 State Highway 0.15 - 

3 Major District Road 0.14 - 

4 Other District Road 0.176 - 

5 Rural Road 0.34 - 

Length per 

Sq. Kms. 

(State) 

• The following table shows the Road Network, Waterways, Airways and Railways 

Number of National Highways 1 

Length (in Kms.) of National highways 29.00 Kms. 

State highways (in Kms.) 1156.3 Kms. 

State Sector MDR (in Kms.) B.T. 155.30 Kms., W.B.M. 4.00 Kms., 

Total 159.30 Kms. 

Zilla Parishad Roads (in Kms.) B.T. 964.90 Kms., W.B.M. 1153.60 

Kms., Earthen 292.50 Kms. (Total is 

2611.00 Kms.) 

Number of bridges on rivers. 29 Nos. 

Number of ST depots 04 Nos. 

Number of villages not accessible by ST 28 Nos. 

Number of Ports or Jetties NIL 

Number of Boats 02 Inflatable rubber boats with OBM 

Number of railway stations with mail/express 03 

halts. 

Number of railway bridges. 120 Nos. 

Non-electrified railway routes (in Kms.) 110Km 

Electrified railway routes (in Kms.) NIL 

Number of unmanned railway crossings. 15 nos 



• Out of 970 villages of Jalna district, there are 959 villages having 

facility of Village Public Telephone (VPT) facility. (SOURCE BSNL, 

JALNA) 

• The following table shows the Tahsil wise villages with Village 

Public Telephone facility 

(VPT). 

Sr. No. Name of 

Tahsil 

Total 

Number 

of villages 

Total Number of villages 

Having facility of VPT. 

1 Ambad 138 136 

2 Badnapur 91 92 

3 Bhokardan 155 160 

4 Ghansawangi 117 117 

5 Jafrabad 101 101 

6 Jalna 151 144 

7 Mantha 117 114 

8 Partur 98 95 

TOTAL 968 959 

• There are 85 sub-stations of Telephone Exchanges in the district. 

• There are one telegraph lines in the district. 

• Telegraph service is available in Jalna city only of the district. 


2.13 PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT 


• The list of proposed irrigation projects/dams/reservoirs (medium/minor) is given in 

article 3.8 (i.e .River systems and dams.) 

• Following tables show proposed development of M.S.E.D.C.L. of Jalna district. 

The following development plan is proposed to meet the future demand for electric 

supply. 

Sr No.. Particulars Cost Rs in Lakhs Units 

1. 220/132 KVA Substation 

2. 220/KVA Transmission line 

3.132/33 KVA Substation 

4.132/ KVA Transmission line 

5. 33/11 KVA Substation 

6. Increasing capacity of substation 

7. Erection of additional transformer 

and 11 KVA distribution line 

8. Renovation of distribution system 

and laying of underground supply 

lines in civil areas. 

9. Financial Allocation to meet 

future demands. 

3000 

-- 

-- 

-- 

2160 

500 

1240 

1547 

6056 

Total 27503 

• The details of the development plan of industries are given below: 

3 

As per need 

-do- 

-do- 

-do- 

-do- 

Sr. No Name of M.I.D.C. Estimated cost of development (Rs. In Lakhs.) 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

Jalna 

Ambad 

Bhokardan 

Partur 

Badnapur 

1100 

350 

150 

500 

1000 

Total 3100 

• There are other proposals for developing infrastructural facilities which do not fall in 

the preview of the M.I.D.C. and therefore will have to be taken up with the 

appropriate authorities . 

• The proposals are as under :- 

1. Sub-station at each M.I.D.C. to ensure electric supply. 

2 . The norms adopted in development of M.I.D.C. Jalna were the norms applicable to a 

Taluka place and therefore Jalna M.I.D.C. received the outlay for its development . 

The district norms require to be adopted and the outlay increased accordingly. 


-do 

-do-


3. Proposed National High Way between Pune - Aurangabad - Jalna - Parbhani and 

Hyderabad . Similarly a National High Way is proposed from Malkapur -Buldhana - 

Deolgaon Raja -Jalna - Beed -Solapur to Bijapur . 

4. Railway link between Jalna and Khamgaon . 

5. Institute for sericulture Development for promotion of Silk production . 

6. Academic course for growing plants which suitable for Ayurvedic medicine . 

• The details of proposed plan of transport and communication networks are given 

below 

Item Length In Kms. Units Estimated Cost 

Rs. in Lakhs 

1. Broadening State High Way 

144 

2 2,880 

2. Conversion of Major Road to the 

Standard of State High way. 

3. Establishing Road Links to all villages 

Located along the State High Way. 

4. To make up the backlog of roads 

as per Dandekar Committee’s report 

a. Tar road from District H.Q. to 

neighbouring district 

b. Tar road to tahsil H.Q. 

c. Construction of Bridges on the above 

Road 

d. Metal road between two Tahsil H.Q. 

e. Construction of bridges on Tahsil roads 

f. High Altitude Bridges on Tahsil H.Q. 

link 

g. High Altitude Bridges on Links 

Between Tahsil H.Q. & District H.Q. 

h. On going works 

I . Budgeted works 

5. Construction of perennial roads to 36 

Villages 


700 

-- 

110 

67.5 

10 

- 

-- 

-- 

-- 

-- 

-- 

18 

-- 

17 

100 

- 

-- 

-- 

-- 

11 

11,900 

2,591 

2200 

1135 

1000 

- 

240 

- 

- 

167 

613 

300

6. Repair of roads falling in industrial 

area. 

7. Road links to all Railway Stations. 

8. Road links for villages located on the 

Tahsil boundaries. 

9. Overbridges for Railway Crossings 

10. By pass road to major Tahsil H. Q. 

11. Airstrip at Jalna 

12. Modification of Major District Road 

with Bridges 

13.Connection of all the villages between 

population 1000 to 1500 by district 

roads 

14.Connection to Harijan Bastis 

15.Connection to all Rural Hospitals & 

P.H.C.s 



15 

-- 

73.70 

-- 

70 

-- 

144 

Proposed Developements Of Telecom Dept. Of Jalna 

-- 

3 

8 

1 

-- 

-- 

300 

99.40 

454 

200 

1,050 

100 

6,355 

2,860 

• Laying of OFC cable in Jalna district for providing relible media in Jalna 


724 

233


3. RISK ASSESSMENT AND VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS 

3.1 Economic, Occupational, Social and Educational Profile of the 

Population 

3.1.1 Economy 

• The total area of the Jalna district is 7618 Sq. Kms. constituting 2.51 % of the total 

state. 

• Jalna is the largest Tahsil covering an area of 1,221 sq.Kms. while Jafarabad tahsil is 

the smallest tahsil with an area of 737 Sq. Kms. 

• Physical features and the land use pattern indicate that the agriculture is the mainstay 

of the economy of Jalna district. The agricultural area of district is 649352 Hectare. 

i.e. Agricultural area of the district is more than 84.51 % of the total area of district 

• The major crop of Jalna district are Jawar, Tur, Sunflower, Gram and Ground nut. 

• Major plantations are of Sweet Lemon. 

• Forest area of Jalna district is very small i.e. 12600 Hectares. Area only. 

• The total population of Jalna district according to 2001 Census is 16.12 Lakhs which 

is 1.67 % of the total population of the state. 

• The population living in rural areas constitute 80.93 % while urban population 

constitute 19.07 % of the total population. 

• The male population is 51.23% , while female population is 48.77 %. 

• The following table shows the tahsilwise information of population and number of 

villages of the district. 

Sr. 

No. 

Name of Tahsil Population 

(2001 census) 

Number of 

villages 

Number of 

Gram 

panchyat 

01 Jalna 4,32,129 151 120 

02 Badnapur 1,31,362 91 80 

03 Bhokardan 2,56,191 155 125 

04 Jafrabad 1,37,345 101 73 

05 Partur 1,45,495 98 81 

06 Mantha 1,30,234 117 93 

07 Ambad 2,07,142 138 111 

08 Ghansawangi 1,73,082 117 98 

Total 16,12,980 968 781 

Note: Provisinal Population in Jalna Distict is 19,58,483 as per census 2011 

talukawise is not availabale 



• Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes account for 11.22 % and 3.88 % respectively 

of the total population. 

Sr. No. Name of Tahsil Percentage of SC Percentage of ST 

in % 

in % 

01 Jalna 10.43 2.97 

02 Bhokardan 11.48 7.47 

03 Ambad 10.54 3.89 

04 Partur 10.23 2.69 

05 Jafrabad 13.15 3.24 

06 Badnapur 12.53 2.37 

07 Mantha 12.24 4.01 

08 Ghansawangi 11.18 3.64 

• The details of occupational patterns of the urban and rural areas is given in the 

Section on Overview of the district. 

• Percentage of illiterates of the district is 46.04 %. 

Sr. No. Name of Tahsil % of Male illiterate % of Female 

illiterate 

01 Jalna 31.11% 51.62% 

02 Bhokardan 33.79% 60.73% 

03 Ambad 34.70% 59.92% 

04 Jafrabad 31.90% 58.52% 

05 Partur 37.19% 61.46% 

06 Badnapur 35.45% 64.33% 

07 Mantha 34.97% 61.37% 

08 Ghansawangi 37.37% 63.27% 

• There are 33 Jr. Colleges in Jalna district. 


3.1.2 Building Codes Implementation 


• Jalna district comes under the purview of the Regional Town Planning Act and all 

proposals for non - agricultural use of the land - especially in Municipal areas i.e. 

in Jalna, Ambad, Bhokardan and Partur town get scrutinized by the Town Planning 

Department before granting permission. In urban areas for unsafe building 

• Within Municipal areas sect 195 of Maharashtra .Municipal ACT 1965 deals with 

this provisions and Municipal Council should take the appropriate steps for the 

concern activities. All unsafe buildings shall be conserved to constitute danger to 

public safety and hygiene and sanitation and shall be restored by repairs, demoltion 

or dealt with as other wise directed by the Authority 

• In rural areas, the Gram Panchayats are permitted to accord permissions for 

construction. 


3.2 Disaster specific proneness 

3.2.1 Floods 


• Jalna district has a sub-tropical climate in which the bulk of rainfall is received from 

South West Monsoon during June to September. 

• The rainfall characteristics of Jalna district are : 

Average rainfall ----- 

Months during which 

Maximum rainfall occurs ----- July and August 

• In the last 30 years there have been following flood episodes in the district. The 

reason of the flood episodes is heavy rain and the villages on bank of river Godavari 

are flood affected due to the discharge water of Jayakwadi Dam in Godavari River 

. 

Sr. No. Name of Tahsil Name of village Year of flood 

1 Ghansawangi 1. Gunj Bk. 

1979 

(Total 2 Villages) 2. Gadhesawargaon 

2 Partur 1. Golegaon 

1989-90 

(Total 2 Villages) 2. Devala 

3 

Badnapur 

(Total 1 Village) 

1. Nanegaon 

1992 

Ambad 1. Gondi 

(Total 2 Villages) 2. Domelgaon 

4 Bhokardan 

1. Selud 

(Total 3 Villages) 2. Paradh 

3. Bhokardan 

Slum Area 

2006 

Jafrabad 

1. Konad 

(Total 2 Villages) 2. Nimkheda 

Ambad 

1. Gori 

(Total 16 Villages) 2. Gandhari 

3. Domalgaon 

4. Walkeshwar 

5. Kuran 

6. Gondi 

7. Ganga Chincholi 

8. 

Pimpalgaon 

9. Balegaon 

10.Apegaon 

Sashta 

11.Shahagad 

12.Patharwala Bk 

13.Hasanapur 

14.Kothala 

15.Indalgaon 

16.Sadegaon 


Partur 

(Total 5 Villages) 

Mantha 


Ghansawangi 


1. Golegaon 

2. Sankatpuri 

3. Sa.Ganga Kinara 

4. Changatpuri 

5. Sawargaon Bk. 

1. Devthan Uswad 

2. Hanumatkheda 

3. Kanadi 

1. Bhadli 

2. Siraswadi 

3. Rajatakli 

4. Mangrul 

5. Mudregaon 

6. Ramasgaon 

7. Gunj 

8. Banegaon 

9. Saundalgaon 

10.Lingsewadi 

11.Ukkadgaon 

12.Shivangaon 

13.Jogladevi 

14.Bhogaon 

15.Shevta 

16.Kothi 

17.Pangh 




• Flood Prone Villages of Jalna District :-Recently according to flood history there 

are 46 Villages in Jalna district are high probability Flood prone villages. Out of 

which 38 Villages on the bank of river Godavari in Tahsil Ambad, Ghansawangi and 

Partur 8 Villages on the bank of river Purna and others in Tahsil Mantha, 

Bhokardan and Jafrabad are flood prone villages of Jalna district 

• Tahsilwise flood prone villages of the district as per the Recent Flood Case History 

during year 2006 as follows. 

Dist Tahsiil 

Location 

[name of 

place] 

Name of 

River 

Village 

Jalna Jalna -- -- 

Badnapur -- -- 

Bhokardan 


Jafrabad 


Ambad 


Partur 


Mantha 


Ghansawangi 


Dhamna 

Raghol 

Kelna 

Kal 

1. Selud 

2. Paradh 

3. Bhokardan 

Slum Area 

1. Konad 

2. Nimkheda 

Godavari 1. Gori 

2. Gandhari 

3. Domalgaon 

4. Walkeshwar 

5. Kuran 

6. Godi 


8. Sashta Pimpalgaon 

9. Balegaon 

10. Apegaon 

11. Shahagad 

12. Patharwala Bk 

13. Hasanapur 

14. Kothala 

15. Indalgaon 

16. Sadegaon 

Godavari 1. Golegaon 

2. Sankatpuri 




Purna 1.Devthan Uswad 


3. Kanadi 

Godavari 1. Bhadli 

2. Siraswadi 

3. Rajatakli 

4. Mangrul 

5. Mudregaon 



6. Ramasgaon 

7. Gunj 

8. Banegaon 


10. Lingsewadi 

11. Ukkadgaon 

12. Shivangaon 

13. Jogladevi 

14. Bhogaon 

15. Shevta 

16. Kothi 

17. Panghri 

• Tahsilwise villages on bank of river of the district are as follows. 

NAME OF TAHSIL NAME OF RIVER VILLAGES ON THE 

BANK OF RIVER 

1. Jalna 

1. Kundlika 

1. Tandulwadi 

2.Rohanwadi 

3.Sarwadi 

4.Pachanwadgaon 

5. Khanepuri 

6.Bhatepuri 

(TOTAL - 27 VILLAGES) 

7.Bapkal 

8. Hatwan 

9. Karla 

10. Mamadabad 

2. Kalyan 

3. Dudhana 

1. Pirkalyan 

2. Somnath 

3. Jalgaon 

4. Nirkheda 

5. Bramhankheda 

6. Bhilpuri (kh) 

7. Maujpuri 

8. Dhandegaon 

9. Khanepuri 

10. Ghodegaon 

11. Dhanora 

1. Golapangari 

2. Dudhana kalegaon 

3. Mali Pimpalgaon 

4. Wazar 

5. Kotha. 

6. Thekuli 


2. Ambad 


3. Ghansawangi 

( TOTAL - 24 VILLAGES) 

1. Dudhana 

2. Sukhana 

3. Galati 

4. Godavari 

1. Godavari 

2. Dudhana 


1. Alamgaon 

2. Chambharwadi 

3. Nagzari 

4. Gola 

5. Katkheda 

6. Bathan(kh) 

1. Maher Bhaygaon 

2. Chikangaon 

3. Deshgavhan 

4. Badhapur 

5. Antarwali awa 

1. Domegaon 

2. Koli sirasgaon 

3. Dadhegaon 

4. Khodgaon 

5. Pithori Sirasgaon 

6. Karanjala 

7. Bhingurdenala 

8. Kothala (Kh) 

1. Bolegaon 

2. Apegaon 


4. Domalgaon 

5. Gauri 

6. Gandhari 

7. Shahagad 

8. Walkeshwar 

9. Patharwala (BK] 

10. Gondi 

11. Hasanapur 


13, Sadegaon 

1. Ramasgaon 

2. Nihalsingwadi 

3. Sondalgaon 

4. Bhoggaon 

5. Mudegaon 

6. Manepuri 

7. Rajatakali 

8. Kukadgaon 

9. Shevata 


11. Bhayadi 

12 Siraswadi 

13. Gunj 

14. Shripatdhamangaon 

1. Mundregaon 


4. Partur 

(TOTAL 15 VILLAGES ) 

5. Mantha 

( TOTAL - 10 VILLAGES ) 

6. Badnapur 


3. Naru Nala 

1. Godavari 

2. Jam 

3. Dudhana 


2. Gadhe sawargaon 

3. Bhutegaon 

4. Karadgaon 

5. Chitrawadgaon 

6. Ranjaniwadi 

1. Kandari Ambad 

2. Paduli 

3. Antarwala Tembhi 

4. Pandhari Bk 


2. Golegaon 

3. Sawangi 

1. Sawargaon 

1. Babai 

2. Dolhara 

3. Nandra 

4. Akruka 

5. Nagpur’ 

6. Karegaon 

7. Padali 

8. Rohina 

9. Mapegaon (kh) 

10. Jategaon 

11. Devala 

1. Purna 1. Waghala 

2. Dudha 

3. Kanadi 

4. Uswad 

2. Dudhana 1. Hatwan 

2. Nansi 

3. Wanjola 

4. Tambeshwar 

5. Kedarwadi 

6. Wai 

1. Dudhana 

1. Nanegaon 

2. Somthana 

3. Nikalak Akola 

4. Badanapur 

5. Padali 

6. Ambadgaon 

7. Thoksal 

8. Manjargaon 

9. Kumbhari 

10. Saygaon 

2. Lahuki 

1. Warudi 

2. Kadegaon 


7. Bhokardan 


8. Jafrabad 

7(TOTAL - 14 VILLAGES) 

3. Sukhana 

1. Dhamana 

2. Jui 

3. Khelna 

4. Purna 

5. Girja 

1.Khelna 


3. Kasturwadi 

4. Roshangaon 

1. Wakulni 

2. Ranjangaon 

3. Ghotan 

1. Selud 

2. Paradh 

3. Paradbhadi 

1. Wadsed 

2. Tadkalas 

3. Borgaon Jahangir 

4. Sipora bazar 

1. Bhokardan (Urban) 

2. Awahana 

3. Rameshwara 

4. Lingewadi 

5. Kodoli 

6. Takli 

7. Dautpur 

1. Tandulwadi 

2. Jainpur 

3. Kothara 

4. Nanda 

5. Limgaon 

6. Kopardi 

7. Belora 

8. Wallya 

9. Wallya Jahangir 

10. Nirkheda 

11. Kedarkhoda 

12. Nalani (Kh.) 

13. Nalani (Bk.) 

14. Tadegaon 

15. Khaparkheda 

1. Wajirdheda 

2. Wita 

3. Latifpur 

4. Borgaon Khadakgaon 

5. Borgaon Taru 

6. Takli 

7. Pimpalgaon 

1. Pimpalgaon Kad 

2. Warud 

3. Warkhedawiro 

4. Takli 

5. Haratkheda 


2. Jui 

3. Purna 

• The episodes of floods are given in Annexure III. 


1. Asai 

2. Bhorkheda 

1. Bhorkhedi 

2. Garkheda 

3. Jafrabad 

4. Borkhedi (Bk.) 

5. Aland 

6. Kumbharzari 

7. Hanmantkheda 



3.2.2 Earthquakes 

• As compared to other disasters, earthquake is the most disastrous of all natural 

calamities. The district administration is more conscious about it. The mild shock of 

the Marathwada earthquake in 1993 prompted the district administration to identify 

the weak zone prone areas or lineament prone villages at the district. 

• Due to the lack of seismic instruments, the administration has not studied the 

vulnerability of villages to a possible earthquake. According to lineament map of the 

district, the Sr. Geologist of GSDA, Jalna has analyzed tahsilwise villages, which are 

vulnerable to earthquake. However, a detailed scientific study of lineaments of 

earthquake - prone villages is required to be done. 

EARTH QUAKE 

Medical Facilities 

Sr. No. Area 

Beds 

DH/SDH RH PHC Sub Center Manpower Available 

1 Jalna 2 1 6 30 121 66 

2 Ambad 1 6 34 133 70 

3 Badnapur -- 1 4 22 105 41 

4 Bhokardan -- 1 8 36 140 89 

5 Ghansavangi -- 1 5 27 88 77 

6 Jafrabad -- 2 4 21 85 44 

7 Mantha -- 1 3 24 80 75 

8 Partur -- 1 4 19 89 43 

Total 3 8 40 213 841 505 

• List of villages having weak zones or lineaments in Jalna district is given below : 

Name of Tahsil Name of Earthquake Prone Villages 

High Probability Medium 

Probability 

Low Probability 

1. Jalna Golapangri 

Wazar Hivara 

Bathan 

Roshangaon 

Gadhe Sewargaon 

Tandul-Wadi 

2. Bhokardon ---- ---- Nalani (Kh) 

Devulgaon 

Janephal 

Javkheda(Kh) 

Javkheda(Bk) 

Dagadwadi 

Tapowan 

Loangaon 

Umarkheda 

Devaligavhan 

3. Partur ---- ---- Suramgaon 

Hastur Tana 

Ashti 

Palasi 

4. Ambad Alamgaon Khodgaon Lamani Tanda 

Bhanang Jalgaon Pimparkhed (Kh) 


5. Jafarbad Tembhurni 

Savangi 

Borgaon (Kh) 

Ambewadi 


Bharadi 

Rui 

Antarwale 

Haratkheda 

6. Ghansewangi Kardgaon Daithana 

Yaval Pimpri 

7. Badnapur Ranjangaon Saygaon 

Dhopteshwar 

Badnapur 

Akola 

Niklak 

Dhamangaon 

Devgaon 

Somthana 

8. Mantha Akani 

Dhoksal 

Wadhona 

Waijoda 


Chinchkheda 

Wadi lasura 

Koli Sirasgaon 

Awa 

Pimpalgaon 

Kavatha Math Borgaon 

Borgaon(Bk) 

Mirkheda 

Veerkheda 

Harpala 

Aratkheda 

Devali Gavhan 

Chitra Wadgaon 

Mudegaon 

Sindhi- 

Pimpalgaon 

----

3.2.3 Fires 


• There are six industrial zones in the district and various types of industries are 

located in Jalna district. In Jalna district Chemical industries, Spinning mills, Oil 

and Dal mills, Sugar factories and some factories of paper products are located, 

which are vulnerable to fires . 

• The district administration has ranked fire at fourth position on the basis of past 

occurrences and has indicated a medium probability of future occurrences. 

According to Fire officer of Fire Brigade Jalna, major fires were experienced at the 

cotton purchase centres and medium fires were experienced at cattle sheds, huts, hay 

stacks, oil mills, saw mills and Godowns. In the last 15 years there were 600 fire 

cases in the district. In the last 15 years there have been no deaths due to these fire 

episodes but total loss due to fire is Rs. 2,92,85,011/- 

• The Fire officer, Jalna has stated that out of 4 Municipal Councils, only Jalna 

Municipal Council has 2 fire fighting machines. The district administration has 

recommended that one fire machine may be given at Partur town which will enable 

the authorities to tackle the fires in the other parts of the district more effectively. 

According to the past experience, hazardous fire cases have occurred in the urban 

areas of the Jalna district. 


3.2.4 Road Accidents 


• As compared to other Metro cities, the low traffic volume in Jalna is responsible for 

very few road accidents in Jalna district. However the heavy traffic volume on Jalna 

– Aurangabad road, especially due to chemical tankers and tankers carrying 

inflammable materials, is responsible for many road accidents. 

• There are 967 villages in Jalna district. Out of these, 590 villages have been 

connected by perennial roads while 187 villages have been connected by seasonal 

roads. There is no National Highway in the district. The state Highways are 700.490 

Kms. long while Z.P. roads are of 2374.31 Kms. lengths. According to Department 

of Industrial Safety and Health, there are 10 vehicles carrying hazardous finished 

products which move out from Industries within Jalna during a month. According to 

Assistant Regional Transport Officer and Police Officials, there are approximately 

more than 100 vehicles carrying hazardous materials which either pass through the 

district or bring raw material for industries within the district during a month. These 

can become likely causes of road accidents. 

• There are 19 Bridges on rivers and 120 Railway Bridges in Jalna district. 

• The Non-electrified railway routes are of 98 Kms. lengths. There are 15 unmanned 

railway crossings in Jalna district. 

• The district administration ranks Road Accidents as the highest priority due to the 

seriousness and frequency of previous accident cases in the district. Most road 

accidents occurred mainly due to carelessness of the drivers. 

• According to the district administration, the places which are vulnerable to road 

accidents are as follows . 

Sr. No. Road Place 

01 Jalna – Aurangabad Road Dawalwadi Near Badnapur 

02 Jalna – Mantha Road Near Mantha 

03 Jalna – Ambad Road Ambad – T- Point Near Govt. 

Guest House, Survey No. 488 

• According to Police officials, 2634 Road Accidents occurred in Jalna district during 

the last 15 years. The number of deaths due to Road Accidents is 671 during the last 

15 years. According to the Assistant Regional Transport Officer, the probability of 

road accidents in future is medium. 

• The Case Histories of Fatal Road Accidents is given in Annexure III. 


Sr. 

No. 


ACCIDENT PRON AREA IN THE DISTRICT 

High Risk Roads 

Nearest Medical Services 

RH PHC 

1 Jalna - Ambad Road Dhangar Pimpri 

2 Jalna - Aurangabad Road Badnapur Shelgaon, Wakulni 

3 Jalna - Mantha Road Mantha Viregao, Watur 

4 Jalna - Bhokardan Road Bhokardan Pir Pimplegaon, Rajur, Kedarkheda 


3.2.5 Epidemics 


• The district administration ranks epidemics as the third priority as compared 

to other disasters. The District Health Officer (DHO) Z.P. stated that 23 

outbreaks occurred in the last 3 years.i.e.Year2009- 2011. The total number 

of deaths due to these outbreaks is 6. 

• According to the definition of epidemic outbreaks in the district, the District 

Health Officer and Civil Surgeon stated that the type of outbreaks which 

occurred in Jalna district are mainly Gastro Enteritis, Cholera , Typhoid , 

inf. Hepatitis and viral fever. 

• The main reason of epidemic outbreak is infected drinking water and 

leakages of water supply pipes. According to the Medical authorities of the 

district, the district administration has been able to sufficiently tackle these 

outbreaks. 

• According to previous case histories, the Health department (DHO, Z.P.) 

has analyzed the tahsilwise villages vulnerable to epidemics. 

• District Health Officer, Zilla Parishad, Jalna has stated that the villages 

which are vulnerable to epidemics are as under :In rural areas, there is 1 

PHC for every 30,000 people. Each primary health center 1 Sub Center for 

5000 papulation has one male and one female health worker. They are 

provided with necessary medicine and equipment to tackle day to day 

demands.The Health Dept. of Zilla Parishad has their own epidemic survey 

team which maintains the Case Histories of outbreaks and takes the 

necessary actions to tackle the epidemics. Training has been provided to all 

Gram Panchayats for treatment of potable water. Bleaching powder is used 

to purify the water. Health education and awareness campaigns are being 

carried out at village levels by DHO, Jalna.There are 8 Laboratory for water 

testing. The details of Pathological laboratories, Blood banks and other 

health services are given in Government and Pvt. Sector Resources. 

A-V Epidemic Prone Areas Of Jalna District ( 2009- 2011 ) 

Name of Tahsil Name of villages/Wards 

Jalna 

(TOTAL -5 ) 

1. Rathod Nagar 

2. Paniwes Jalna 

3. Shevli 

4. Dukri Pimpri 

5. Raheman Ganj 


Badnapur 

(TOTAL -1 ) 

Ambad 

(TOTAL - 1 ) 

Ghansawangi 

( TOTAL - 9 ) 

Mantha 

( TOTAL - 0 ) 

Partur 

( TOTAL - 0 ) 

Bhokardan 

( TOTAL – 4 ) 

Jafarbad 

( TOTAL – 3 ) 


1. Mahanubhav Ashram 

1. Matimand Vidyalay 

1. Gunj 

2. Jamb Tanda 

3. Rajegaon 

4. Yawal Pimpri Tanda 

5. Ghansavangi 

6. Bhendala 

7. Antarwala 

8. Kandari Kakde 

9. Kumbar Pimplegaon 

1. Hisoda Kh 

2. Kshirsagar 

3. Wiregaon 

4. Jalgaon Sapkal 

1. .Deulgaon Ugle 

2. PokhariKad 

3. Pimplegaon 

HEALTH FACILITY IN THE DISTRICT 

Sr. No. Points No. 

1 District Hospital 1 

2 Women Hospital 1 

3 Sub Dist. Hospital 1 

4 Rural Hospital 8 

5 Primary Health Center 40 

6 Sub Center 213 

7 District Health Laboratory 1 

8 Rural Health Laboratory 7 



9 Dist. Malaria Office 1 

10 Dist-Tuberculosis Office 1 

11 Dist. Leprosy Office 1 

13 Ayurvedic Dispensceries 3 

14 Unani Dispensceries 3 

15 Public Health Unit 2 

16 Civil Dispensceries 1 


3.2.6 Industrial and Chemical Accidents 


• Jalna district is primarily an agricultural district. Only 5.471 Sq. Kms. is the industrial 

area of the district. There are 6 MIDC estates at Jalna. The principal types of industries 

are Steel Plants & Steel Re-Rolling Mills Engineering, Dal Mills, R and D, Seeds 

Processing, Cotton Ginning & Pressing, Cotton Spinning Mills, Tiles and Cement Pipe, 

Pole Factory, Edible Oil Refineries, Paper Products, Dairy, Insecticides/Pesticides, 

Plastics, Rubber, Mixed Fertilizers & Sugar Industries etc. The district administration 

has ranked the industrial and chemical accidents at sixth position on the basis of past 

case histories. 

Following are the List of Chemical Factories situated in Jalna District. 

Sr.No Name of Factories Address 

1 

1 

SMARTHA SAHAKARI SAKHAR 

KARKHANA LTD. 

MITTAL PETROCHEMICALS (P) 

LTD. 

ANKUSHNAGAR 

TQ. AMBAD 

BORKHEDI 


CHEMICAL 

HANDLED 

ALCOHOL 

1800 MT 

L.P.G. 

1000 MT 

3 AJAY ICE FACTORES PARTUR AMMONIA 

4 BHAKTI EXTRACTION PVT. LTD. G-1, Addl. MIDC HEXANE 

5 HINDUSTAN COMPOSITES LTD C-11, Addl. MIDC 

METHANOL 

ASBESTOS 

6 NRB BEARINGS LTD C-6, Addl. MIDC L.P.G. 

7 

S.S.D. AGRO IND.PVT.LTD. (SOL. 

EXTR. PLANT) 

8 SANJAY INSECTICIDES PVT.LTD. 

9 SAPANA POLY-PLAST 

G.N. 77 

DAREGAON 

G.N. 206 

PANSHENDRA 

D-52/3, Addl. 

MIDC 

HEXANE 

PESTICIDES 

TOLUNE DIA 

ISOCINATE 

10 GOVT. MILK CHILLING CENTRE OLD MIDC AMMONIA 

11 SURESH CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES 

12 

SHRI. BALAJI UDYOG (SOLVENT 

EXTR. PLANT) 

13 NILAM ICE FACTORY 

W-26, Addl. 

MIDC 

GUT NO. 77 

GUNDEWADI 

RAILWAY 

STATION 

ROAD 

SULPHURIC 

ACID 

HEXANE 

AMMONIA


• Out of the 13 hazardous industries, two Factories are classified as Major Accident 

Hazardous (MAH) Factories prescribed under Maharashtra Factories (Control of 

Industrial Major Accident Hazardous) Rules 2003 i.e. 

a) Samartha Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd., Ankushnagar, Tq. Ambad & 

The principal activity of the plant is the production of industrial alcohol from Molasses. 

The industrial alcohol is highly inflammable and hence the storage and processing of 

industrial alcohol is hazardous. 

b) Mittal Petrochemicals Pvt.Ltd., Borkhedi, Tq. Dist. Jalna. 

The principal activity is L.P.G. Bottling 

• Majority of the Chemical Factories are situated in M.I.D.C. Jalna 

• One of the Factories is handling a toxic chemicals (Pestisides) & most of the others are 

handling inflammable chemicals. 

• In the factories handling inflammable chemicals a suitable fire fighting arrangements 

such as fire hydrant system & portable fire extinguishers. 

• Also there are well equipped first aid facility with personal protective equipment in the 

factory premises such as Masks, Hand Gloves, Oxygen Masks, Air respirators, Air 

separators, etc. 

• In case of poisoning, antidote treatment is provided and available in the factory. 

• Layout of the plan is available which is useful in the case of an emergency. 

• The fire fighting equipments are available from Jalna fire brigade station, which is the 

nearest fire station. 

• The factory officials explained that in emergency periods, the immediate response of all 

services is necessary. 

• There is a serious need of fire fighting equipment with Ambad town, since they have no 

fire brigade and the nearest fire station is at Jalna which is 30-35 kms. away from 

Ambad. 


Fact Sheets on Industries 

• There are total 270 factories situated in Jalna District 


• There have been 47 industrial and chemical accidents in Jalna district during the last 3 

years. There have been 10 deaths in the industrial accidents during the last 3 years. 

• The Material Safety Data Sheet of majority of hazardous chemicals are enclosed in 

Annexure. 

• INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT PRON AREA IN DISTRICT 

Sr.no. Industries 

1 Jalna 

2 Ambad 

Area 

Nearest Medical Services 

RH PHC 

MIDC, Add. MIDC, 

Dawalwadi, Ramnagar DH Shelgaon 

MIDC, Mahakala, 

Shahagad, 

Ankushnagar, Dhakalgao SDH 

Wadigodari 

3 Badnapur Badnapur Badnapur Shelgaon 

4 Bhokardan 

5 Ghansavangi Devi Dahegaon, Bhaygaon Ghansavangi Tirthpuri 

6 Jafrabad Mahora Jafrabad Mahora 

7 Mantha 

8 Partur Amba, MIDC Partur 


Damage 

3.3 Disaster Probability 


Earthquakes Floods Cyclones Epidemics Industrial 

and 

Chemical 

Accidents 


Fires Road 

Accidents 

Loss of lives Medium Medium Low Medium Low Medium High 

Injuries Medium Medium Low Medium Low Medium High 

Damage to 

and 

Destruction of 

Property 

Medium Medium --- --- Low --- Low 

Damage to 

cattle and 

livestock 

Low Low Low Low Low Low Low 

Damage to 

subsistence 

and crops 

Medium Medium Low --- --- Low ---- 

Disruption of 

lifestyle 

Medium Low Low Low Low Low Low 

Disruption of 

community 

life 

Medium Low --- Low Low Low Low 

Loss of 

livelihood 

Medium Medium Low Low Low Medium High 

Disruption of 

services 

Medium Low Low --- Low Medium Low 

Damage to 

infrastructure 

and/or 

disruption of 

government 

systems 

Medium Medium Low Low Low Low Low 

Impact on 

National 

Economy 

Medium Low Low Low Low Medium Low 

Social and 

Psychological 

after –effects 

High Low Low Low Medium High High


3.4 Specific Vulnerability of Systems and Services to Disaster Events 

Specific 

Vulnerability 

of 

Vulnerable to 

Earthquakes Floods Cyclones Epidemics Fires Road 

Accidents 


Industrial 

and 

Chemical 

Accidents 

Road Network Yes Yes ---- ---- --- Yes ---- 

Rail Network Yes --- ---- --- --- --- ---- 

Power Supply Yes Yes Yes --- Yes --- ---- 

Water Supply Yes Yes ---- Yes --- --- --- 

Sewage Yes Yes --- ---- --- --- --- 

Hospitals --- --- --- Yes --- --- --- 

Food stocks and 

supplies 

--- --- --- --- Yes --- --- 

Communication 

systems 

Yes Yes Yes --- Yes --- ---


3.5 Ranking and Probability of Disaster Episodes 

Event Ranking of events in Probability of future 

terms of past occurrence 

occurrence High Medium Low 

Earthquakes V --- Medium --- 

Floods I High --- --- 

Cyclones VII --- --- Low 

Epidemics III --- --- Low 

Industrial and Chemical VI --- --- --- 

Accidents 

Fires IV --- Medium --- 

Road Accidents II High --- --- 


Annexure I : Case Studies of Disaster Episodes 

ANNEXURE I - DISASTER EPISODES IN JALNA DISTRICT 

Epidemics 

Episode 1 

*Type of episode : Epidemics (Gastro) 

*Location : Jalna district. 

*Date : JULY 1996 

*Reason assigned for the event : Unsafe and infected water. 

*Warning system used : Yes. 

*Community response to warning system : Yes. 

*Administrative response to warning system : Yes. 

*Assessment of administrative preparedness : Yes, for purchase of medicines 

*Area affected : Urban and rural areas of Jalna 


*Extent of damage : 

(Note : The damage may be quantified in number and also in Rupees for each type of 

damage.) 

No. of lives lost : Four. 

Procedure followed for assessing various types 

of damages and compensation norms used : As per the Hospital's record. 

*Departmentwise breakup of expenditure incurred on relief and rehabilitation 

(Immediate as well as long term) 

Name of Department Type of relief / compensation 

/ rehabilitation 

General Hospital 

Treated patients by giving 

Jalna 

them Medicines and well 

(Health Services) 

services also discharged 

Expenditure 

Rs.3,12,210=00 

* Organisational structures involved to manage the emergency, specify the departments 

involved.:- 

1) Indian Medical Association 

2) Municipal council Jalna. 

* Nature of supports from the State and Central authorities.:- 



From State Government : Released grant for purchase of medicines 

etc. 

From Central Government : Nil. 

* Methods used for mobilising resources, 

N.G.O's (Non-Government organisation) : Meeting of Members of Indian Medical 

Community response Association and Municipal authorities 

held. 

* Legal or procedural bottleneck : Nil 

experienced in managing the situation 

* Lessons learnt by officials and communities in dealing with disaster along with special 

suggestions for improving procedures. 

Lesson learnt :- Co-operation from Indian Medical Association/Staff of the Hospital, 

Municipal officials and other voluntary organisations and community based organisations 

was good. 

Suggestions :- Medical Health Education and Disaster Awareness should be given to 

public. 


Episode 2 


* Type of episode : Epidemics (Cholera) 

* Location : Jalna district. 

* Date : July 1993 

* Reason assigned for the event: : Unsafe and infected water. 

* Warning system used : : Yes. 

* Community response to warning system : Yes. 

* Administrative response to warning system : Yes. 

* Assessment of administrative preparedness : Yes, for purchase of medicines 

* Area affected : Urban and rural areas of Jalna 


* Extent of damage 

No. of lives lost: Three 

* Procedure followed for assessing various types 

of damages and compensation norms used : As per the Hospital's record 

* Departmentwise breakup of expenditure incurred on relief and rehabilitation 


Name of Department Type of relief / 

compensation/ rehabilitation 

Hospital 

Treated patients by giving 

Jalna 

them Medicines and well 

(Health Services) 

services also discharged 

Expenditure 

Rs.6,99,091=00 

* Organizational structures involved to manage the emergency, specify the 

departments involved.:- 

1) Indian Medical Association 

2) Municipal council Jalna. 


From State Government : Released grant for purchase of medicines 

etc. 


* Methods used for mobilising resources, 



N.G.O's (Non-Government organization) : Meeting of Members of Indian Medical 

Community response Association and Municipal authorities 

held. 

* Legal or procedural bottleneck experienced 

in managing the situation : Nil 



Lesson learnt : Co-operation from Indian Medical 

Association/Staff of the Hospital/ 

Municipal officials, voluntary agencies 

and 

other community based organisations 

was good. 


Episode 3 


* Type of episode : Epidemics (Gastro enteritis epidemic) 

* Location : Ranjani, Taluka Ambad, in Jalna district. 

* Date : 18th July 1992 to 11th August 1992. 

* Reason assigned for the event : Water supply pipe line leakages and lack 

of regular disinfenction of drinking 

water by local gram panchayat authority. 

* Warning system used : Yes. 

* Community response to warning system : No. 


* Assessment of administrative preparedness : No. 

* Area affected No. of villages : One 

* Extent of damage : 110 persons affected from the disease. 

No. of lives lost : One. 

* Procedure followed for assessing various 

types of damages and compensation norms used : Compensation not given. 



Name of Department Type of relief / 

compensation/ rehabilitation 

Health deptt Special treatment ward opened 

at PHC Ranjani and treatment 

given to patients and contact 

treatment given to their 

relatives. Compensation could 

not be given 

Expenditure 

Rs. 4,380=00 

* Organizational structures involved to manage the emergency, specify the 

departments involved.:- 

Local private medical practitioners give support for the treatment given to the patient. 


From State Government :- Epidemic medicine supply from the Joint 

Director, Health Services, (Health) Pune. 

From Central Government :- Nil. 



Methods used for mobilising resources, N.G.O's (Non-Government organization) 

Community response :-By Health education, about personnel and environmental hygiene 

and daily water purification. 

*Legal or procedural bottleneck experienced in managing the situation: Nil 

*Lessons learnt by officials and communities in dealing with disaster along 

with special suggestions for improving procedures.: Nil. 

Lesson learnt :- To avoid such type of epidemics water disinfection 

regularly done by Gram Panchayat authority increase the awareness of 

Hygiene in community by Health education. 

Suggestions :- Water disinfection regularly done by Gram Panchayat. 


Episode 4 

* Type of episode : Dengue fever out break. 


* Location : Baji Umrad, Taluka Jalna, in Jalna district. 

* Date : 19/05/1995 to 26/6/1995 

* Reason assigned for the event : Storage of water in Ranjan and these 

Ranjans not cleaned every week . 

Mosquito breeds in this water. 

* Warning system used : Yes. 

* Community response to warning system : No. 


* Assessment of administrative preparedness: No. 

* Area affected (No. of villages) : One. 

* Extent of damage : 408 persons affected from this disease. 

* No. of lives lost : One. 

* Procedure followed for assessing various : Compensation not given. 

types of damages and compensation norms 

used 



Name of Department Type of relief / compensation 

/ rehabilitation 

Health Deptt Special Treatment ward 

opened at sub centre Baji 

Umrad and treatment given to 

patients and compensation 

could not be given. 

Expenditure 

Rs. 6,381=00 

* Organizational structures involved to manage the emergency, specify the departments 

involved.:- Physicians, lab technician from Civil Hospital, Jalna called for 

diagnosis, treatment and blood sample collection. 


From State Government : Medicine and equipment supply from the 

Joint Director Health Services, (M&F) 

Pune and blood serum sample tested by 

NIV Pune for diagnosis. 


* Methods used for mobilising resources : By Health Education. 


N.G.O's (Non-Government organization) 

Community response 

* Legal or procedural bottleneck experienced : Nil 

in managing the situation 




* Lesson learnt : To avoid such type of epidemics water 

regularly house water container 

(i.e. Ranjan, Tanks, etc.) 

* Suggestions : Awareness in community about personnel and environmental hygiene. 


Floods 

Episode 5 


* Type of episode : Floods in Partur Taluka (Golegaon & other 

villages.) 

* Location : Partur Taluka (Golegaon & other villages) 

* Date : 23rd & 24th July-1989 

* Reason assigned for the events : Due to heavy rainfall, The river Godavari & 

its tributaries were flooded. Hence 33 

villages on the banks were affected. 

* Warning system used : Yes As per the letter of Tahsildar Partur 

No.1989/Misc/ WS/dt.30.6.89 Red flags on high 

elevated trees were installed. 

* Community response on warning : Yes. There was good response from 

villagers. 

* Administrative response for warning : There was good response from 

Administrative authorities. People living 

in flood zone shifted to safe places well in 

advance. 

* Assessment of administrative preparedness : Administrative preparedness was quick 

& satisfactory. 

* Area affected (No. of villages) : 33 

1) Golegaon 2) Chaugatpuri 3) Sankerpuri 4) Savangi ganga 5) Mapegaon bk. 6) Deola 

7) Kedarwadi 8) Rainvwahegaon 9) Mapegaon k.h. 10) Rohina 11) Ekurka 

12) Nagapur 13) Balbultara 14) Babal 15) Nsnfts 16) Masla 17) Patoda bk.. 18) Dolara 

19)Kaojaueala 20) Daithana bk. 21) Shelgaon 22) Shreshti 23’) Torana 24) Dsaitrhaba kh 

25) Amba 26) Bramha wadgaon 27) Waijoda 28) Raipur 29) Hatwan 30) Nandsi 31) 

Gopegaon 32) Chincholi 33) Anandwadi.. 

* Extent of damage : 8- ( Note: damage may be quantified in number & also 

in rupees for each type of damage) Reference 

Tahsildar Partur’s letter dt. 30.6. 89. 

No. of lives lost : NIL 

Total crop areas of 3235 hect. was damaged as below:- 

a) 50 to 75 % damaged area : NIL 

b) Less than 50% damaged area : 3235 hect. 

c) More than 75% damaged area : NIL 

The value of total crop damaged amount of Rs, 74,47,460/-. 


Statement showing the villagewise crop damage 

Sr. Name of villages Crop sown area 

hect 

1. Golegaon 

576 


278 

3. Sankaupri 

413 

4. Sanwang Ganga 

219 

5. Mapagaon kh 

315 

6. Mapagaon bk 

287 

7. Deola 

288 

8. Kedarwakdi 

231 

9. Raniwaheaon 

257 

10. Rohina bk. 

378 

11. Ekurka 

231 

12. Nagapur 

221 

13. Babultara 

430 

14. Babai 

261 

15. Nanda 

152 

16. Patoda bk 

646 

17. Dolhiara 

365 

18. Kawjawala 

312 

19. Masala 

270 

20. Anandwadi 

211 

21. Shelgaon 

444 

22. Shreshti 

362 

23. Torana 

166 

24. Daithana bk 

223 

25. Daithana kh. 

229 

26. Amba 

569 

27. Bramha wadgaon 

155 

28. Waijada 

470 

29. Raipur 

264 

30. Hatwan 

224 

31. Nansi 

238 

32. Gopegaon 

76 

33. Chinchwadi 

316 


Crop damaged 

area hect 

173 

83 

124 

65 

98 

89 

96 

90 

89 

113 

70 

41 

150 

107 

48 

161 

116 

103 

94 

67 

137 

116 

54 

71 

92 

187 

51 

117 

105 

89 

99 

30 

126 


Amt. of damage 

Total : 10185 3235 7447460 

Agricultural equipment and other damages ( e.g. well pumps Agricultural equipments) 

The overall damage amounts to Rs.8993460/- 

Damages to houses : 26 houses completely damaged & houses partly 

damaged. Causing total damage Rs. 48000/- 

Loss of cattle : Total 4 cattles' lives were lost bullocks -2Nos 

Cows- 1 No. Buffalo 1 No. 

Overall cattle lives damaged in Rs. 13000/- 

Damages to infrastructure : - 

(Specify infrastructure) 

I) Villages roads & 0ther roads : Namely 3 village roads were damaged. 

346000 

166800 

242000 

120000 

196000 

158000 

192000 

180000 

158000 

226000 

140000 

82200 

300000 

214000 

96000 

323360 

323600 

206000 

189000 

135000 

275000 

232000 

108000 

142000 

184000 

374000 

132000 

234000 

10000 

78000 

199000 

60000 

252000

II) Zilla parishad and irrigation work : Nil 

III) State sector irrigation works & roads : Nil 

IV) M . S. E. B . works : Nil 

V) Water supply works : Nil 

VI) Z.P. Schools & other buildings : Nil 

VII) Municipal corporation roads : Nil 

& other road 


a) Road to Hatadi village b) Road to pimpali 

village 

c) Road to loni golegaon. 

* Procedure followed for assessing various types of damages & compensation norms 

used:- With reference to the wireless massage from the Collector , Jalna dt. 27/7/89. 

Tahsildar Partur issued letter to the revenue authorities namely 

a) all circle inspectors and Talathis of Partur taluka to assess the damage due to flood by 

personally inspecting the spot & to submit the report point wise in the prescribed 

format. The various points involved are listed below:- 

1. Village affected due to flood & their respective population. 

2. Lives lost. 

3. Families affected & their number of persons. 

4. No. of houses damaged 

5. Cost of houses damaged. 

6. Damage to cattle / cattle depots. 

7. Cost of damaged cattle depots 

8. No. of field owner affecting crops in more than 50% area 

9. Crop damage area- 

a) No. of damages area:- For example 

b) for example i) Up to 75% damaged crop area 

ii) less than 50% damaged area 

iii) more than 75 % damaged area. 

10 Total cost of crop damages:- 

11 Total area of land damaged in hect. 


12 Total cost of damaged land 

13 Totally damaged land its cost & area 

14 Other agricultural damages (for example electric pump etc.) 

15 Other damages to Agriculture & its value. 

16 Loss of cattles. 


17 Damages to other private property for example household articles food grain, fodder 

etc. 

18 Damages to public property for example, road Irrigation area etc. 

19 Total damage in rupees. 

20. Financial position for -- 

a) Repairing to houses 

b) Purchasing cattle 

c) Land 

d) Seed & fertilisers 

e) Repair to public property. 

* Department wise break up of the expenditure. incurred on relief & rehabilitation 

(immediate as well as long term ) 

Name of Department Type of relief /Compensation/ 

Rehabilitation 

1)Tahsil office, 

1)Golegaon Tq. Partur for the 

Partur and collectorate rehabilation of Golegaon village 

Jalna.. 

14.3 Hectors land is acquired 

2) Crop compensation 

3) Loss to cattles (4 Nos) 

4) Damage to houses. 

Expenditure 

Rs. 2,80,447/- 

Rs. 1,97,100/- 

2.Agricultural Officer, Z.P. Subsidy to area affected farmer in 

Jalna 

kind and cash 

Rs. 173.99 Lakhs/- 

Reference :- Collector, Jalna Lr. No.1989/TS/WS Date - 07/08/89 

*Organisational structure evolved to manage the emergency : ( specify department 

involved) 

All villagers, Revenue department, Irrigation deptt., Social workers, Teachers, Police 

deptt . & other Govt. departments. 

* Nature of support from the state & central authorities 



a) From state Govt.:- Received from secretary rehabilitation Mantralaya, 

Mumbai. 

b) From Central Govt : NIL. 

* Methods used for mobilising Resources : (N.G.O.s,community response) Prior to flood 

disaster first of all a committee was formed 

for flood relief & measures. It comprises of 

Govt.Semi Govt.,Private,social workers & 

local leaders. 

* Legal or procedural bottleneck 

experiences in managing the situation : No other legal bottlenecks were experienced 

except the people of Golegaon village 

refused to shift to new colony when they 

were asked to do so. 

*Lessons learned by officials & community 

in dealing with disaster along with specific 

suggestion for improving procedure:- 

a)Lessons learned : Before happening of the disaster a committee 

for disaster relief measures was formed and 

due to this care were taken. Hence there was 

no loss to life. But how ever damage to 

property would not be avoided. 

b) Suggestions : While dealing with the disaster situation 

and after the disaster there is as 

tremendous work load on administration. 

Hence the formation of New disaster 

management unit is very essential. 


Episode 6 


*Type of episode : Flood in Badnapur taluka at Nanegan & other 

village. 

* Location : Nanegaon & other villages of taluka Badnapur. 

* Date : 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sept. 92. 

* Reason assigned for the events : Due to heavy rainfall the river Dudhana & its 

tributaries Sukhana, villages on the banks were 

affected. 

*Warning system used : Yes, villagers were alerted by announcing the 

occurrence of flood (Dawandi). 

* Community response to warning : Yes, there was average response from the 

community. system 

• Administrative response for warning : Directive were received to convey the message 

of system probable occurrence of flood by 

making repeated announcement in the villages. 

* Assessment of Administrative :As per the Dy. Collector (Planning ) Jalna Do 

lr, 

99/NA/dt.9.9.92. the Tahsildar Badnapur vide 

his lr. dt.17.9.92. all revenue circle Inspector 

were directed to do the spot panchanama of the 

damages occurred due to flood. 

* Area affected ( No, of village ) : There was 13 Nos. of villages affected namely 

listed as below : 

1) Kandari 2) Mandeulgaon 3) Chikhali 4) 

Murumkheds 5) Khadeaon 6) Badnapur 7) 

Wakulni 8) Deoogaon 9) Bazar Wahegaon 10) 

Nokalka 1) Akola 12) Somthana 13) Nanagaon. 

* Extent of damage : a- 1:- No. of lives lost:- Nil 

a-2:- Crop damage:- type of crops & areas in 

acres cropping 3.50 acres were damaged & 2 

wells were damaged. Total damage 

amounting Rs.45,000/- 

.b) Damage to Houses : 1) Complete damage to houses-41 Nos. 

2) Partly damage to Houses-261 Nos 

Total amount of damage Rs. 1,69,400/- 

c) Loss of cattle : One cow Rs. 4000/- 


d) Damage to infrastructure ( specify : 

infrastructure) 

1) village road & other roads : ----Nil----- 

2) public works such so Bridges, school.: ----Nil--- 

etc. 


* Procedure followed for assessing various 

types of damages & the compensation : All revenue circle Inspectors of 

Badanapur norms used 

Taluka were instructed is collect 

information on following points. 

a) Villages affected due to flood & their 

respective population. 

b) Lives lost. 

c) Damage to crop & property . 

d) Financial loss. 

* Department wise breakup of the expenditure 

incurred on relief and rehabilitation 

(immediate as well as long term) : 

Name of department Type of relief/compensation 


Tahsil office 

No rehabilitation done but for 

Badnapur /- 

4 houses other damages 

compensation was given 

Expenditure 

For each house Rs. 750/- and 

compensation in cash 

Rs.7250/- 

* Organisational structure evolved to manage the emergency ( specify the dept. 

envolved evinual department ,police deptt. local political leaders, social workers 

etc. 

* Nature of support from the state & central Authorities. 

a) From state Govt:- As per the Govt. GR No. CLS 1983/CR1249/No.3dt. 12.3.84. 

Tahasildar Badnapur Distributed compensation to flood affected people . 

b) From central authority:- Nil 

*Methods for mobilizing resources 

(N.G.O.s, community response) : Making repeated announcement for 

mobilizing all of them. 

*Legal or procedural bottlenecks , 

experienced in the managing the situation : There was no legal bottleneck 

experienced 

*Lesson learnt by officials and community 

in dealing with the disaster alongwith 

special suggestion for improving procedure : 



a) Lessons learnt :- Before happening of disaster all necessary steps were taken 

well inadvance hence there was no loss to life . However damage to property 

could not be avoided. 

b) Suggestion:- It becomes difficult for handling the disaster situation from the routine 

staff. Hence for long term measures, It is essential to have a separate disaster 

management unit. 


Episode 7 



Type of Disaster : Flood 

Year : In the year 2006 

Reason : Due to heavy rain and discharge of water (2.5 Lac Cusecs) through Jaikwadi Dam, 

Paithan Dist. Aurangabad 

Details : Details of Flood as follows - 

Sr 

No 

Year Nature 

and type 

of 

1 2006 Flood due 

to heavy 

rain & 

discharge 

of water 

through 

Jayakwadi 

dam 

Paithan 

Location 

[name of 

place] 

disaster Dist Tahsiil Name of 

River 

Jalna 

Village 

Spat 

ial 

distr 

ibuti 

on 

in 

map 

Intensity/ 

frequency of 

occurrence of 

various 

disasters 

Human and live stock affected/ 


Human loss Live 

stock 

affected 

Jalna -- -- -- 2 13 2.03 

Badnapur -- -- -- 4 4 4.17 

Bhokardan Dhamna 1. Selud -- 3 6 2.77 

Raghol 2. Paradh 

Kelna 3. Bhokardan 

Slum Area 

Jafrabad Kal 1. Konad 

2. Nimkheda 

4 7 3.89 

Ambad Godavari 1. Gori 

2. Gandhari 

3. Domalgaon 

4. Walkeshwar 

5. Kuran 

6. Godi 

7. Ganga 

Chincholi 

8. Sashta 

Pimpalgaon 

2 22 1.18 


(Rs. In Lakh)

9. Balegaon 

10. Apegaon 

11. Shahagad 

12. Patharwala 

Bk 

13. Hasanapur 

14. Kothala 

15. Indalgaon 

16. Sadegaon 

Partur Godavari 1. Golegaon 

2. Sankatpuri 

3. Sa.Ganga 

Kinara 


5. Sawargaon 


Bk. 

Mantha Purna 1.Devthan 

Uswad 

2. 

Hanumatkheda 

Ghansawan 

gi 

3. Kanadi 


2. Siraswadi 

3. Rajatakli 

4. Mangrul 

5. Mudregaon 

6. Ramasgaon 

7. Gunj 

8. Banegaon 

9. Saundalgao 

n 



2 12 1.18 

-- 6 0.57 

6 19 5.57



11. Ukkadgaon 


13. Jogladevi 

14. Bhogaon 

15. Shevta 

16. Kothi 

17. Panghri 

TOTAL 0 23 89 20.90

Fires 

Episode 8 

* Type of episodes : Major fire. 


* Location : Oil and Pulse mill of Soni Industries, 

Old Industrial Area, Jalna (Urban) 

Plot No. C-23/5 

* Date : 29-11-92 Between 13.00 to 13.30 Hrs. 

* Reason assigned for the event : Electric Short Circuit. 

* Warning system used : Yes, the owner himself Shri Ramesh- 

chandra Harakchandra Soni contacted 

fire station, Jalna on phone . A 

report in writing was also given to Police 

station, Sadar Bazar by Shri Rajesh 

Bhagwandas Soni. 

* Community response to warning system : Yes, contacted, with Police station and 

Fire Brigade. 

* Administrative response to warning : Yes, the Fire station has sent two fire 

system fighters 

( Reference :- Applicant’s Letter dated 29-12-92 and Chief officers Certificate 

dated 14-12-92) 

* Assessment of administrative preparedness : Fire officer made fire report and police 

made spot panchanama. 

* Area affected ( No. of villages) : Only area of Soni Pulse mill measuring 

80 x 100 Square feet. 

* Extent of Damage : 

No. of lives lost -- Nil 

Damage to houses -- Nil 

Loss of cattle's -- Nil 

Damage to Building/Structure/Hut/Machinery/ -- 

and others -- 1. Separator Machines (Tot. 3) 

-- 2. Roll Machine (4) and Machine(1) 

-- 3. Double Fiber, Polisher Machine (2) 

-- 4. Holler Machine (1) 

-- 5. Seller Machine (1) 

-- 6. Delivery Machine (13) 

-- 7. Conveyor Belt of 15 feet main 

counter . 

-- 8. Pulley 42” (2) 

-- 9. Polisher Buff machine (1) 

-- 10. Distoner Machine (1) 



-- 11. 50 Horse power Electric Motor (2) 

Wiring board, Oil Starter (2) Caliseder 

Tube lights (37), Material of oil 

-- 12. Misc. parts of machines. 

-- 13. Grain : - 

Mug Dal -- 1330 Qtl. 

(Under process) 

Ready Mug Dal -- 380 Qtl. 

Tur Dal -- 550 Qtl. 

Ready Tur Dal -- 80 Qtl. 

Tur Dal ( In process) -- 34 Qtl. 

Tur Chura (Powder) -- 50 Qtl. 

-- 14. Total Building -- 100’ x 80’ Area. 

-- 15. Inner Part of Building. 

-- 16. Plastic Tins. 

-- 17. Other Damages. 

( Damage in Rupees of above ) : 1) 1 to 13 -- Rs. 5,50,000 /- 

2) 14 to 15 -- Rs. 18,00,000/- 

3) 16 to 17 -- Rs. 5,00,000/- 

Total Rs. -- Rs. 28,50,000/- 

Damage to crops : Nil 

* Procedure followed for assessing various : !) Police Panchanama . 

types of damages and compensation norms 2) Fire station & fire report. 

used. 

* Departmentwise break -up of the 

expenditure incurred on relief and 

rehabilitation ( Immediate as well as long 

term) : 

Name of Departments Type of relief /compensation/ 


1. Fire Station, Jalna Fire brought under control by operating 

two fire fighters 

2. Revenue Dept. Jalna 

3. The New India Assurance 

company , Jalna. 

--------------------- 

Assistance provided as under(Ref. :- 

Schedule of The New India Assurance 

Co. Jalna gives insurance on the Stock 

of Pulses and Grains such as Tur, Mug, 

Chana,Udid and Choori, Bhunsi in 

finished and/or in process stored in the 

Godown and/or in mill building known 

as M/s Soni Industries situated on Plot 

No. 23/5 Old MIDC Industrial area 

Jalna. Building is built up of second 

class construction . 

Expenditure 


Nil 

Nil 

Rs. 20,00,000/-


* Organizational structure evolved to manage : Fire station Jalna, Police station , Sadar 

the emergency specify the Depts Social 

Workers and employees of Company. 

* Nature of supports from State and Central 

authorities. : 

State Government ---- Nil 

Central Government ---- Nil 

* Methods used for mobilizing resources NGO 

community response : To control the fire the services of fire 

staff 

and social workers were sufficient so that 

nobody was called for help. 

* Legal or procedural bottlenecks experienced 

in managing the situations : Not at all. 

* Lessons learnt : On receipt of the fire call, the lives 

could be saved by sending additional fire 

fighters. This immediate action has also 

saved the other buildings from damage 

and from spreading the fire . It is 

experienced that immediate and 

competent action/step can save the lives 

and properties etc. 

* Suggestions : At least one fire station must be 

established at each Taluka Headquarter. 

Similarly for immediate information and 

communication one wireless system is 

also necessary at fire stations . 


Episode 9 


* Type of Episode : Fire to private godown. 

* Location : Rani Unchegaon Tq. Ambad District 

Jalna 

* Date : 23.12.1986 

* Reason assigned for the event : Electric short circuit. 

( Reference :- Fire Report ) 

* Warning system used : Contacted on phone and reported the 

fire. 

* Community response to warning system : Yes, accordingly contacted the local 

police station. 

* Administrative response to warning system : Yes, on receipt of telephonic message 

one fire fighter sent with permission 

of superior authority. 

( Reference :- Fire Report dated 23.12. 86 ) 

* Assessment of administrative preparedness : Fire Officer made fire report and 

police made spot panchanama. 

* Area affected ( No. of villages ) : Entire Rani Unchegaon village. 

( This village was trapped in fire due to 

surrounding area of a private godown.) 

* Extent of damages :Lives lost -- Nil 

Houses damaged -- Nil 

Cattles Lost -- Nil 

Structure/Building/Other damage -- 

The following are the damages of the 

above fire. 

( Reference :- Fire Report dated 23.12.86 ) 

* Procedure followed for assessing various types : Police panchanama and fire report. 

of damages and compensation norms used 

* Departmentwise break up of the expenditure in 

cured on relief and rehabilitation ( Immediate as 

well as long term ) : 

Name of Department Rescue/Rehabilitation/Type of 

Assistance 

Fire Station, M.C. Jalna :- Charges of fire tender no.2 is as under 

1) To and fro of F.T.No.2 MHB-3811 

Expenditure 

Rs. 52-00/- 



2) Petrol consumed 52 Ltrs. at the rate of Rs. 426-00/- 

18.20 Ltrs 

3) Portable pump worked 2 Ltrs. and Rs. 82-00/- 

Petrol consumed 10 Ltrs. on @Rs.8.20Ps 

4) Engine oil consumed one Litre.on @ 

Rs. 17.60 per Litre. 

Rs.17-60/- 

5) D.A.for five persons 1 full 

Rs. 78-00/- 

TOTAL Rs. 656-00/- 

Reference :- Charge of F.T.NO. 2, of Municipal Council, Jalna dated 24.12.86 

* Organizational structure evolved to manage the : Fire Station M.C., Jalna local 

Police emergency specify the 

departments involved Station, 

Social worker and the villagers. 

* Nature of supports from state and central authority: 

State Government : Nil 

Central Government : Nil 

* Methods for mobilizing resources NGO, 

Community response : After receiving the message on 

Telephone, Fire Brigade and Police 

arrived on the spot and with the help 

of local administration called villagers 

and social workers for handling the 

emergency. 

* Legal or procedural bottlenecks experienced in 

managing the situations : The fire was in Rural area and 

the fire station of M.C.Jalna is 

situated in Jalna city. There is only 

one fire station in entire Jalna 

Dist. As per rules, to attend these 

fire calls out of the jurisdiction , 

permission of the Chief 

Officer/Collector is necessary which 

takes time and hence the response to 

the call was delayed. 

* Lessons learnt : There are eight Talukas and four 

Municipal Councils in the Jalna Dist. 

But there is only one fire station of 

Municipal Council, Jalna city which 

is responsible for handling the fires 

of entire district. The village 

Rani Unchegaon where the fire 

occurred is 50 K.M.away from Jalna 

and as such it took more time to reach 

spot. This delay ultimately caused 

more financial loss. 


Road Accidents 

Episode 10 

* Type of episode : Road accident 


* Location : Jalna-Aurangabad Road on Godhadi 

Nala’s 

Bridge. 

* Date : 11.07.89 at about 12.30 Hours. 

* Reasons assigned for the event : Bus driver was driving the bus in a 

careless 

manner and so accident of bus and 

matador happened. 

* Warning systems used : Nil 

* Community response to warning system : Not at all 

Administrative response to warning system : After getting the message , the police arrived 

at 

the place and made the spot panchanama of 

road accident. 

Assessment of administrative preparedness : Yes, after receiving the information PSI 

Badnapur immediately rushed to the spot 

and necessary action was taken. 

* Area affected (No. of villages) : Only the road near Godhadi Nala. 

* Extent of Damage : No. of lives lost -- Six persons died. 

Crops damage --- Nil 


Loss of Cattles -- Nil 

Damage to infrastructure -- Nil 

* Departmentwise break up of the expenditure 

incurred on relief and rehabilitation (immediate 

as well as long term) 

Name of Department Type of Relief Compensation 

& Rehabilitation 

Police Department, 

Police took out the victims 

Jalna.. 

with the help of public and 

also clear the traffic 

Expenditure 

---------- 

* Organisational structure evolved to manage the : There is no Organizational structure 

evolved to manage the emergency. 


*Nature of support from the state and central : 

authorities 

From state government : Nil 

From Central government : Nil 


* Methods used for mobilizing resources NG O, : When the accident took place at 

Jalna- Auranagabad Road (Under 

Police Station Badnapur ) 

immediately people of Badnapur 

rushed to the spot and helped 

the victims. 

* Legal or procedural bottlenecks experienced : Nil 

in managing the situation 

* Lessons learnt by officials and communities in : 

dealing with disaster along with specific suggestions 

for improving procedures 

Lessons learnt : Whenever such type of accident takes 

place in the district, immediately 

first - aid will be given to the 

victims. 

Suggestions : Speed breaker, road signal, diversion 

Boards are required on the roads. 


Episode 11 

* Type of episode : Road Accident. 


* Location : Maliwadi (Aurangabad-Beed Road) 

* Date : 14.06.1995 at about 6.00 Hours. 

* Reason assigned for the event : Not given side to each other . 

* Warning system used : Nil 

* Community response to warning system : Nil 

* Administrative response to warning system : After receiving the information, 

police went to the spot and made 

spot panchanama and 

help the trapped people. 

* Assessment of administrative preparedness : Yes, after receiving the information 

P.I. Ambad rushed to the spot and 

necessary action was taken. 

* Area affected : Only Road near Maliwadi. 

* Extent of Damage : Rs. 1,80,000/- (Of both the Trucks) 

Number of lives lost -- Three 

Persons. 

Crops damage -- Nil 


Loss of cattle -- Six (5 Bull & 1 

Buffalo) 

Damage to infrastructure -- Nil 

* Procedure followed for assessing various types : After receiving the information of 

of damages the road accident, the 

police immediately rushed 

to the spot and help to the victim. 

* Departmentwise break up of the expenditure 

incurred on relief and rehabilitation ( Immediate 

as well as long term ) : 

Name of the Department Type of relief /compensation 

& rehabilitation 

Police Department Police took out the victims 

from the road accident with the 

Expenditure 

------- 


help of the public and also 

clear the traffic. 


* Organizational structure evolved to manage the : There is no Organizational 

emergency structure evolved to manage the 

emergency. 

* Nature of support from the state and central 

authorities : 

From state govt. : Nil 

Central govt. : Nil 

*Methods used for mobilizing resources NGO, : When the accident took place near 

Community response Malwadi village then immediately 

villagers rushed to the place and 

helped the victims. 

* Legal or procedural bottlenecks experienced in : Nil 

managing the situation 

* Lessons learnt by officials and communities in : Whenever such type of accident 

takes place in the district, 

immediately first- aid will be given 

to the victims. 

Suggestions : Speed breaker, road signal, 

diversion boards, etc. are required 

on 

the roads. 


Annexure II : Fact Sheets of Hazardous Industries 

ANNEXURE II - FACT SHEETS ON INDUSTRY 

Fact Sheet No. : 1 

I. Factory identity Samartha Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana 

Ltd. 

II. Address Ankushnagar, Post Vadigodri , 

Tq. Ambad, District Jalna. 

III.Location (mention Rural area 

the industrial estate 

if applicable) 

IV. Contact Persons General shift 

Shri B.T. Pavse , Managing Director 

M-9822107477 

Second shift 

Shri.V.V.Suryawanshi, Distillery Manager 

M-9623457009 

Third Shift 

Shri Naikwadi , Distillery Chemist 

Shri S.N.Thorat , Distillery Chemist 

OfficeNo.02483-243023, 243024, 243029 

V. Principle activity(ies) Industrial Alcohol for Molasses 

for each plant 

VI. Inventory of the hazardous chemicals (raw materials, intermediate products, final 

products and wastes) 

NAME OF 

CHEMICAL 

Industrial 

Alcohol 

QUANTITY 

STORE 

1500-00 Metric 

Tons. 

STORAGE 

METHOD 

S.S. Storage 

tanks above 

ground at 

atmospheric 

pressure and 

ambient temp 

MODE QUALITY OF 

PROCESSING 

VII. Consequences of major hazards Highly Inflammable, Major fires. 

from storage for each chemical 

VIII. Consequences of major hazards Highly inflammable, Major fires. 

from processing 

SYSTEM 


---- 

Distillation of 

98 % pure Ethyl 

Alcohol.

IX. Physical range of consequences 


Storage Manufacturing 

0.2 Sq. Km Ankushnagar having a population 

of 1500. . 

About 0.1 Sq. Meters. 40 workers of working 

plant 

X. An inventory of personal a) About 60 helmets provided. 

protective equipment in the b) Chemical safety goggles... 

factory premises. 30 pairs 

c) Hand Gloves... 50 pairs. 

d) Safety Boots ... 30 pairs. 

e) Daily checklist safety and 

fire hazard maintained. 

f) Daily inspection of pipeline 

etc. done by Safety Officer. 

g) Fire Drill is conducted each 

month as per on site emergency 

control plan. 

XI. Action required 

Fire brigade - action required to Shri .Pinnamkar , Fire Officer , 

be taken by the fire brigade Fire Brigade ,Deolgaonraja Road, 

including the names and telephone Jalna. Phone No. : 30101, 33101 . 

numbers of contact persons. 1. Fight Fire with water 

2. Cool Storage Tanks of industrial 

Alcohol , by operating fire 

hydrant and foam monitoring system. 

3. Isolate Plant from storage. 

4. Escape out trapped persons. 

Police service :- Action required to Police Station Jalna. 

be taken by the police including the Phone No.: 230100 . 

names and telephone numbers of 1. Cordoning off of affected areas. 

contact persons. 2. Keep watch on the affected 

plant and storage till the 

completion of response. 

3. Traffic Control. 

4. Inform District Magistrate . 

5. Inform District Health authorities. 

Medical Services - action required 1. Dr. D.R.Tope (MBBS) Equipment 

to be taken by the medical services and medicines for treatment of 

including names & telephone numbers burns. 

of contact persons and hospitals. 2. District health authorities should 

rush to the site with ambulances 

first aid trained staff with adequate 

medicine. 

3. Civil Surgeon, Jalna for treatment of 

burns, Tel. No.230942, 232182. 



Communication services -action required Only Bus services : On getting 

to be taken by the railways, airports information from competent 

and bus services including the names authorities required number of 

and telephone numbers of contact buses should be sent to the site. 

persons in each case. Bus Depot, Ambad 

Telephone No. : 41065 

XII. Estimated Response time Ten minutes only 

XIII. Layouts of the plants (to be 

updated as and when expansions Layouts of the plant is enclosed. 

/modernization occur) 


Fact Sheet No. : 2 


I. Factory identity NRB BEARINGS LTD. 

II. Address C-4 Addl. MIDC Jalna. 

III. Location (mention the industrial Urban area, Jalna. 

estate if applicable) 

IV. Contact Persons Shri R.O. Jain, General Manager. 

Shri S.N.Kulkarni, Pers. Manager. 

Shri G.R.Koujaltegi Superintendent 

V. Principle activity(ies) 

Heat Treatment Department. 

Manufacturing of Ball and Roller 

for each plant bearings. 

VI. Inventory of the hazardous chemicals (raw materials, intermediate 

products, final products and wastes) 

Name Of Quantity Storage Method Mode Quality Of 

Chemical 

Liquid 

Petroleum gas . 

Store 

10 M.T. S.S. Storage Tank at 5 

k.g./cm2 pressure & 

ambient temperature 

VII. Consequences of major hazards Highly inflammable. Fire and 

from storage for each chemical explosion can occur in the 

storage of L.P.G. 

VIII. Consequences of major hazards Highly inflammable. Fire and 

from processing explosion can occur in process. 



The area of influence (in sq.kms) as well as 

the names of villages within that area for each 

chemical should be clearly indicated. 

Processing System 


---- 

L.P.G. is used as fuel 

in furnaces through 

closed pipe lines. 

The area of influence (in sq.kms) as well as 

the names of villages within that area for each 

chemical should be clearly indicated . 

1600 meters area , within plant area only . About 1600 meters in plant , about 20 workers 

working in plant. 

X. An inventory of personal a) Safety Boots .. 20 Pairs. 

protective equipment in b) Safety goggles .. 20 pairs. 

the factory premises. c) Asbestos suits ... 2 pairs. 

d) Daily check list and fire hazard 

maintained. 

e) Daily Inspection of pipeline 

cocks jumper nozzles etc. done 

by Safety Officer. 

XI. .Action required 

Fire brigade - action required to Fire Brigade, Municipal Council, 

be taken by the fire brigade Jalna Phone No. 230101 

including the names and telephone 1. Fight fire. 

numbers of contact persons. 2. Prevent spread of fire. 

3. Keep cool the storage L.P.G. 

by water sprinkling.


Police service - action required to Kadim Jalna Police Station 

be taken by the police including the Phone No. 230852 

names and telephone numbers of 1. Cordoning off affected areas. 

contact persons. 2. Keep watch on the affected 

plant and storage till completion 

of enquiries. 

3. Traffic Control. 

Medical Services - action required Equipment and medicines for the 

to be taken by the medical services treatment of burns. 

including names & telephone numbers Civil Surgeon Jalna for treatment of 

of contact persons and hospitals burns Tel. No.230942. 

Communication services - action .Only Bus services ; after getting 

required to be taken by the railways, information from competent auth- 

airports and bus services including orities, required number of buses 

the names and telephone numbers of should be sent to the site for the 

contact persons in each case. transport or affected persons. 

Bus Depot, Jalna. 

Telephone No. 230497 

XII. Estimated Response time Immediate response of all 

services is necessary. 

XIII Layouts of the plants (to be Layout of the plant is enclosed. 

updated as and when expansions 



Fact Sheet No.3 


I. Factory identity SANJAY INSECTICIDES PVT.LTD. 

II. Address GUT NO.206 PANSHENDRA, 

TQ.& DIST. JALNA. 

III. Location(mention the industrial Rural area 

estate if applicable) 

IV. Contact Persons Shri Satyanarayan Mandhane 

Managing Director, 

Phone No.230770(Res.) 

Shri S.C.Saboo, Gen.Manager 

Phone Off.30961 and 30962 

Phone Factory 32961 

V. Principle activity(ies) Manufacturing of pesticides 

for each plant 

VI. Inventory of the hazardous chemicals (raw materials, intermediate 

products, final products and wastes) 

Name Of Quantity Storage Method Mode Quantity Of Processing 

Chemical Store 

System 

1. Monochroto- 

Drums are stored 

Required quality of 

phos. 

2 M.T. in godowns at ------ technical pesticides is 

room temperature 

taken into blending vessels 

and then measured 

quantity of aeromax is 

added to it. The mixture is 

stirring thoroughly and 

packed into small 

containers. No chemical 

reaction. 

2. Forates 2 M.T. -----do------- ------- -----------do------------ 

3. Indosulfan 2 M.T. -----do------- ------- -----------do------------ 

4.Aeromax 

Tanks are located 

10 M.T. outside of the 

factory building in 

open space at 

atmospheric 

pressure and 

ambient temp. 

5.Solvent C-IX 20M.T. ------do------ ----- -----------do--------- 

II. Consequences of major hazards from storage for each chemical : 

Aromax and Solvent C-IX are highly inflammable solvents . Fire and explosion may 

occur. Pesticides can cause poisoning to workers in the unit during formulation of 

pesticides. In case of fire in the unit, monochrotophos drums may leak. When water is 



used as extinguisher, pesticides will mix with water and may lead to drainage, which is 

harmful if consumed by animal and human beings. General symptoms of poisoning 

are headache, giddiness, vertigo, nausea, vomitting , blurred vision , sweating , and 

salivation. 

VIII. Consequences of major hazards from processing : 

Aromax and solvent C-IX are highly inflammable solvents, fire and explosion may 

occur. Pesticides can cause poisoning to workers in the unit during formulation of 

pesticides. In case of fire in the unit, monochrotophos drums may leak. When water is 

used extinguisher, pesticides will mix with water and may lead to drainage, which is 

harmful if consumed by animal and human beings. General symptoms of 

poisoning are headache , giddiness , vertigo, nausea, vomiting, blurred vision, 

sweating, and salivation. 



1/2 square K.M. 1/2 square K.M. 

a) Masks & Hand gloves are provided to 

the workers--- 20 numbers. 

b) Air respirators, Oxygen masks are 

provided/available--- 3numbers 

X. An inventory of personal c) Daily check list of safety & fire 

protective equipment in the hazard maintained. 

factory premises. d) Masks & Hand gloves are provided 

to the workers. 

e) Air separators - Oxygen Masks 

are available. 

f) In case of poisoning antidote 

treatment is provided and 

available in the unit. 

XI. Action required 

Fire brigade - action required to Fire Brigade, Municipal Council, 

be taken by the fire brigade Jalna, Phone No. 30101 

including the names and telephone 1. Fight fire with water. 

numbers of contact persons. 2. Cool storage tank. 

3. Isolate plant from storage. 

4. Rescue out trapped persons. 

Police service - action required to Kadim Jalna Police station,Ph.No.30852 

be taken by the police including the 1. Cordoning off affected areas. 

names and telephone numbers of 2. Keep Watch on the affected 

contact persons. plant and storage till the completion of 

enquiries. 

3. Traffic control. 

4. Inform District Magistrate. 

5. Inform District Health authorities, etc. 



Medical Services - action required 1. Equipments and medicines for the 

to be taken by the medical services treatment of burns and antidote 

including names & telephone numbers treatment (Approved Doctors of 

of contact persons and hospitals. unit Dr.Rajendra Karva, Jalna. 

Phone No. 300004 

and Civil surgeon ,Jalna . 

Telephone No.- 30942. 

Communication services -action required Only Bus services after getting . 

to be taken by the railways, airports information from competent authority, 

and bus services including the names required number of buses should be 

and telephone numbers of contact sent to the site for the transport or 

persons in each case. affected persons 

Bus Depot Jalna. 

Tel. No. :- 30497. 

XII. Estimated Response time Immediate response of all services is 

necessary. 

XIII. Layouts of the plants (to be Layout of plan is enclosed . 

updated as and when expansions 



Annexure III : Earthquake Prone Areas of Jalna District 

ANNEXURE III -EARTHQUAKE PRONE AREAS OF 

JALNA DISTRICT 

With the help of the lineaments map of Jalna district Sr. Geologist, Ground water Survey 

and Development Agency, Jalna has stated and decided the vulnerability as under - 

Name Of Tahsil Name Of Earthquake Vulnerable Villages 

1. Jalna Golapangri 

Bathan 

First Priority Second Priority Third Priority 

Gadhe Sewargaon 

Wazar Hivara 

Roshangaon 

Tandul-Wadi 

2. Bhokardon ---- ---- Nalani (Kh) 

Devulgaon 

Janephal 

Javkheda(Kh) 

Javkheda(Bk) 

Dagadwadi 

Tapowan 

Loangaon 

Umarkheda 

Devaligavhan 

3. Partur ---- ---- Suramgaon 

Hastur Tana 

Ashti 

4. Ambad Alamgaon Khodgaon 

Bhanang Jalgaon 

Bharadi 

Rui 

Antarwale 

Haratkheda 

5. Jafarbad Tembhurni 

Savangi 

Borgaon (Kh) 

Ambewadi 

6. Ghansewangi Kardgaon Daithana 

Yaval Pimpri 

7. Badnapur Ranjangaon Saygaon 

Dhopteshwar 

Badnapur 

Akola 

Niklak 

Dhamangaon 

Devgaon 

Somthana 

8. Mantha Akani 

Dhoksal 

Wadhona 

Waijoda 

Palasi 

Lamani Tanda 

Pimparkhed (Kh) 

Chinchkheda 

Wadi lasura 

Koli Sirasgaon 

Awa 

Pimpalgaon 

Kavatha Math Borgaon 

Borgaon(Bk) 

Mirkheda 

Veerkheda 

Harpala 

Aratkheda 

Devali Gavhan 

Chitra Wadgaon 

Mudegaon 

Sindhi- 

Pimpalgaon 


----

Annexure VI : Road Accident Prone Areas of Jalna District 

ANNEXURE IV - FLOOD PRONE AREAS OF JALNA DISTRICT 

• Recently according to flood history there are 46 Villages in Jalna district are high 

probability Flood prone villages. Out of which 38 Villages on the bank of river 

Godavari in Tahsil Ambad, Ghansawangi and Partur 8 Villages on the bank of river 

Purna and others in Tahsil Mantha, Bhokardan and Jafrabad are flood prone villages 

of Jalna district 

• Tahsilwise flood prone villages of the district as per the Recent Flood Case History 

during year 2006 as follows. 

Dist Tahsiil 

Location 

[name of 

place] 

Name of 

River 

Village 

Jalna Jalna -- -- 

Badnapur -- -- 

Bhokardan 


Jafrabad 


Ambad 


Partur 


Mantha 


Ghansawangi 


Dhamna 

Raghol 

Kelna 

Kal 

1. Selud 

2. Paradh 

3. Bhokardan 

Slum Area 

1. Konad 

2. Nimkheda 

Godavari 1. Gori 

2. Gandhari 

3. Domalgaon 

4. Walkeshwar 

5. Kuran 

6. Godi 



9. Balegaon 

10. Apegaon 

11. Shahagad 

12. Patharwala Bk 

13. Hasanapur 

14. Kothala 

15. Indalgaon 

16. Sadegaon 

Godavari 1. Golegaon 

2. Sankatpuri 




Purna 1.Devthan Uswad 


3. Kanadi 


2. Siraswadi 

3. Rajatakli 



4. Mangrul 

5. Mudregaon 

6. Ramasgaon 

7. Gunj 

8. Banegaon 



11. Ukkadgaon 


13. Jogladevi 

14. Bhogaon 

15. Shevta 

16. Kothi 

17. Panghri 

Tahsilwise villages on the bank of river of the district are given as follows. 

NAME OF TAHSIL NAME OF RIVER VILLAGES ON THE BANK 

OF RIVER 

1. Jalna 

1. Kundlika 

1. Tandulwadi 

2.Rohanwadi 

3.Sarwadi 

4.Pachanwadgaon 

5. Khanepuri 

6.Bhatepuri 


7.Bapkal 

8. Hatwan 

9. Karla 

10. Mamadabad 

2. Kalyan 

1. Pirkalyan 

2. Somnath 

3. Jalgaon 

4. Nirkheda 

5. Bramhankheda 

6. Bhilpuri (kh) 

7. Maujpuri 

8. Dhandegaon 

9. Khanepuri 

10. Ghodegaon 

11. Dhanora 

3. Dudhana 

1. Golapangari 

2. Dudhana kalegaon 

3. Mali Pimpalgaon 

4. Wazar 

5. Kotha. 

6. Thekuli 

2. Ambad 1. Dudhana 1. Alamgaon 




( TOTAL - 24 VILLAGES) 


2. Sukhana 

3. Galati 

4. Godavari 

1. Godavari 

2. Dudhana 

2. Chambharwadi 

3. Nagzari 

4. Gola 

5. Katkheda 

6. Bathan(kh) 

1. Maher Bhaygaon 

2. Chikangaon 

3. Deshgavhan 

4. Badhapur 

5. Antarwali awa 

1. Domegaon 

2. Koli sirasgaon 

3. Dadhegaon 

4. Khodgaon 

5. Pithori Sirasgaon 

6. Karanjala 

7. Bhingurdenala 

8. Kothala (Kh) 

1. Bolegaon 

2. Apegaon 


4. Domalgaon 

5. Gauri 

6. Gandhari 

7. Shahagad 

8. Walkeshwar 

9. Patharwala (BK] 

10. Gondi 

11. Hasanapur 


13, Sadegaon 

1. Ramasgaon 

2. Nihalsingwadi 

3. Sondalgaon 

4. Bhoggaon 

5. Mudegaon 

6. Manepuri 

7. Rajatakali 

8. Kukadgaon 

9. Shevata 


11. Bhayadi 

12 Siraswadi 

13. Gunj 

14. Shripatdhamangaon 

1. Mundregaon 


4. Partur 

(TOTAL 15 VILLAGES ) 

5. Mantha 


6. Badnapur 



3. Naru Nala 

1. Godavari 

2. Jam 

3. Dudhana 

2. Gadhe sawargaon 

3. Bhutegaon 

4. Karadgaon 

5. Chitrawadgaon 

6. Ranjaniwadi 

1. Kandari Ambad 

2. Paduli 

3. Antarwala Tembhi 

4. Pandhari Bk 


2. Golegaon 

3. Sawangi 

1. Sawargaon 

1. Babai 

2. Dolhara 

3. Nandra 

4. Akruka 

5. Nagpur’ 

6. Karegaon 

7. Padali 

8. Rohina 

9. Mapegaon (kh) 

10. Jategaon 

11. Devala 

1. Purna 1. Waghala 

2. Dudha 

3. Kanadi 

4. Uswad 

2. Dudhana 1. Hatwan 

2. Nansi 

3. Wanjola 

4. Tambeshwar 

5. Kedarwadi 

1. Dudhana 

2. Lahuki 

6. Wai 

1. Nanegaon 

2. Somthana 

3. Nikalak Akola 

4. Badanapur 

5. Padali 

6. Ambadgaon 

7. Thoksal 

8. Manjargaon 

9. Kumbhari 

10. Saygaon 

1. Warudi 


7. Bhokardan 


8. Jafrabad 



3. Sukhana 

1. Dhamana 

2. Jui 

3. Khelna 

4. Purna 

5. Girja 

1.Khelna 

2. Kadegaon 

3. Kasturwadi 

4. Roshangaon 

1. Wakulni 

2. Ranjangaon 

3. Ghotan 

1. Selud 

2. Paradh 

3. Paradbhadi 

1. Wadsed 

2. Tadkalas 

3. Borgaon Jahangir 

4. Sipora bazar 

1. Bhokardan (Urban) 

2. Awahana 

3. Rameshwara 

4. Lingewadi 

5. Kodoli 

6. Takli 

7. Dautpur 

1. Tandulwadi 

2. Jainpur 

3. Kothara 

4. Nanda 

5. Limgaon 

6. Kopardi 

7. Belora 

8. Wallya 

9. Wallya Jahangir 

10. Nirkheda 

11. Kedarkhoda 

12. Nalani (Kh.) 

13. Nalani (Bk.) 

14. Tadegaon 

15. Khaparkheda 

1. Wajirdheda 

2. Wita 

3. Latifpur 

4. Borgaon Khadakgaon 

5. Borgaon Taru 

6. Takli 

7. Pimpalgaon 

1. Pimpalgaon Kad 

2. Warud 

3. Warkhedawiro 



2. Jui 

3. Purna 

4. Takli 

5. Haratkheda 

1. Asai 

2. Bhorkheda 

1. Bhorkhedi 

2. Garkheda 

3. Jafrabad 

4. Borkhedi (Bk.) 

5. Aland 

6. Kumbharzari 

7. Hanmantkheda 



ANNEXURE V - EPIDEMIC PRONE AREAS OF JALNA DISTRICT 

• The district administration ranks epidemics as the third priority as compared to other 

disasters. The District Health Officer (DHO) Z.P. stated that 49 outbreaks occurred in 

the last 3 years.i.e.Year2006- 2007. The total number of deaths due to these outbreaks 

is 26 

• According to the definition of epidemic outbreaks in the district, the District Health 

Officer and Civil Surgeon stated that the type of outbreaks which occurred in Jalna 

district are mainly Gastro Enteritis, Cholera , Typhoid , inf. Hepatitis and viral fever. 

• The main reason of epidemic outbreak is infected drinking water and leakages of 

water supply pipes. According to the Medical authorities of the district, the district 

administration has been able to sufficiently tackle these outbreaks. 

• According to previous case histories, the Health department (DHO, Z.P.) has analyzed 

the tahsilwise villages vulnerable to epidemics. 

• District Health Officer, Zilla Parishad, Jalna has stated that the villages which are 

vulnerable to epidemics are as under : 

Name of Tahsil Name of villages/Wards 

Jalna 

1.Somanth Wsti 

2.Daregaon 

(TOTAL - 11 ) 

3.Erand Wadgaon 

4.Malshendra 

5.Motigavan 

6.panchanWadgaon 

7.NutanWasahat 

8.Kanhaiyanagar 

9.Gandhinagar 

10.Jalna 

11.karla. 

1.Palaskheda 

Bhokardan 

2.Hisoda bu. 

3.Hisoda Kh- 

(TOTAL -10) 

4.Merkheda 

5.Nalni 

6.Borgaon Taru 

7-Awhana 

8.Nimgoan. 

9.Takli Dawatpur 

10.Loangaon 

Partur 

( TOTAL - 3) 

Ambad 

1.SatonaBK 

2.Warfal 

3.Osmanpur 

1.Jogeshwari 

2.Ghungrde hadgaon 


(TOTAL - 7) 3.Wadigodri 

4.Sashte pimpalgaon 

5.Bhamberi 

6.Walkeshwar 

Ghansawangi 

( TOTAL - 7 ) 

Jafrabad 

(TOTAL - 3) 

Badnapur 

(TOTAL - 5) 

Mantha 

(TOTAL - 3) 


7.Kingaon wadi 

1.Antrawali sarati 

2.Sakalgaon 

3.ShindeWadgaon 

4.Tharthpuri 

5.Bhutegaon 

6.Gadhe sawargaon 

7.Prigayabewadi 

1.Pokhri 

2.Tembhurni 

3.Khaperkheda 

1.KandariBK 

2.Bavane pangari 

3.Matrawadi 

4.Hiwara Rala 

5.KandariKH 

1.Mantha 

2.Malegaon 

3.Limbewadgaon 

ANNEXURE VI : ROAD ACCIDENT PRONE AREAS OF JALNA 

DISTRICT 

• Maximum road accidents ooccur on “Jalna - Aurangabad road” and at the spot of 

Ambad - T - point near New Government Guest House in Survey No. 488. 

• Recently a major road accident leads to mass riot near parner phata, ambad road, ahead 

of Ambad T Point on Jalna Ambad road. This riot occurred as a driver of container 

truck, killed and ran, the pilgrims of pandarpur yatra resting near road at parner phata. 

After road accident massacre hurted the sentiments of public and this lead to burning of 

government vehicles including vehicle of District Magistrate also. 

• A separate SOP on Road Accidents is in under process of preparation. 


Jalna District Disaster Response Plan 

4.4. CAPABILITY ANALYSIS 

4.1 Inventory and Evaluation of Resources 

Section IV: Capability Analysis 

Inventory and evaluation of resources is necessary for assessing the capability of district to 

respond effectively to different types of disasters, and specifically to the disasters that the 

district is specifically vulnerable to. 

During disaster, both governmental and non-governmental (including Private) resources are 

planned to be mobilised. The list of resources available with the government and other 

agencies is given below. These will be updated from time to time. 

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4.2 Communication and Media 



For monitoring, predicting and warning systems for specific disasters, the following 

departments and the technology is available 

Disaster Monitoring Monitoring Warning Systems Department/ 

Stations Instruments and Technology Agency responsible 

Earthquake ------- --------- --------- ------- 

Floods 1. Jalna 

Water Level Wireless set Irrigation Department. 

2. Upper Dudhna Meter entrusted to 

Medium Project. ---- “ ---- irrigation 

3. Jivrekha M.P. 

department having 

4. Jui M.P. ---- “ ---- frequency 40 to 60 

5. Dhamna M.P. ---- “ ---- Khz. Message 

6. Kalyan Girja ---- “ ---- from Sr. No. 2 to 6 

---- “ ---- are received at Sr. 

No. 1. Messages 

are further 

conveyed to and 

monitored by 

Chief Engineer 

I.D., CADA, 

Aurangabad. 

Cyclones ----- ----- ----- ----- 

Epidemics Total = 7 Result of If there is an Civil Surgeon Health 

District level - 6 water supply epidemic outbreak, Department. 

Total = 41 from M.O. and R.H. 

Village level, site laboratory Health Staff report 

level, PHC level, 

about occurrence 

Taluka level, 

of epidemic to the 

District level. 

concerned office. Health Department 

(Source District Health 

Officer, Z.P.) 

Industrial 

and 

Chemical 

Accidents 

Result of 

water supply 

from health 

laboratories. 

If there is an 

epidemic, M.O. 

and R.H. Health 

Staff inform about 

occurrence of 

epidemic to the 

Health Officer. 

---- ---- ---- ---- 

Fires One Fire Station 

at Deolgaon Rd. 

Municipal 

Council Jalna 

Fire Pumps 1 - Telephone 

2 - Police 

Machinery 

(wireless) 

Fire Station Municipal 

Council Jalna. 

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Road 

accidents 

All police 

Stations in Jalna 

District. 

8 Stations and 

Check points. 


On wireless 

message or 

telephonic 

message 

Protection 

indicators 

signal. 

Nil 

Wireless sets 

control phone 


For Home Department 

(Police) 

Railway Dept. 

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4.2.1 Mass Media 



The Mass Media can be used for giving warning and alert messages to the community. 

The details of Mass Media available in Jalna District are given in following table. 

Number of local newspapers 13 Daily, 19 Weeklies 

Number of radio stations Nearby Aurangabad/Parbhani 

Number of TV transmission centres NIL 

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4.3 Administrative Preparedness 

4.3.1 Control Room in the District 



A control Room with staff strength of two clerical persons and one peon functions round the 

clock in the district head quarter as well as at each tahsil office during Monsoon months from 

June to September. During the remaining part of the year, only the Control Room of the 

Police Department works round the clock. 

The officer incharge of the Control Room is responsible for receiving flood warnings/heavy 

rainfall/uprooting of trees/Rain along with hail-storms/Damage of property as well as life etc. 

This Control Room also receives weather information form IMD, Colaba office and transmits 

them to all tahsil offices, Collector, RDC and Dy. Collectors. 

There is a wireless station control room at Jalna in the premises of Executive Engineer, Minor 

Irrigation Division, Jalna. Through this control room, messages from the various stations are 

monitored and communicated to the Chief Engineer, Irrigation Department, Aurangabad and 

to other authorities. 

Vast use of internet and e-mail has increased as a medium of communication. 

4.3.2 Community Education and Preparedness Programs 

During the recent flood at Golegaon in Jalna district, wide publicity and community 

education in the affected areas was done by beat of drums (i.e.Davandi). Besides this, there is 

no community education and preparedness programs that have been undertaken so far with 

regard to any disasters. 

4.3.3 Measures taken for promotion of life/crop/property insurance 

Measures have been taken in flood affected areas for promotion of insurance for crop and 

property. 

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4.4 Disaster Specific Capability Analysis 



In the case of Jalna district, the capability is judged on the basis of nature of disaster and the 

ability of the district administration to respond to disasters such as Floods, Road Accidents, 

Epidemics, Earthquakes etc. 


The district administration and Sr. Geologist, GSDA, Jalna has analysed the tahsilwise 

villages which are on or near the lineaments with the help of Structural Geology and Remote 

Sensing data of the district but the scientific study of the weak zones is necessary. 

4.4.2 Floods 

The wireless sets are fitted on medium irrigation projects of the district. The list of medium 

irrigation projects is given in the section on evaluation of resources. The Minor Irrigation 

Department established a 24 hour Control Room connected by wireless to the command 

posts. The district administration has set up co-ordination with Minor Irrigation Department 

during the monsoon season. 

The watershed management program is being carried out in 263 villages in order to manage 

scanty rains received and to reduce the frequency of floods. 

The district administration has taken necessary action after the Golegaon flood. 14.3 

Hectares land was acquired by the district administration for the rehabilitation of Golegaon 

village in Partur Tahsil. An independent Control Plan only for floods has been prepared in 

Jalna district and it is updated every year. The district administration has prepared the list of 

villages which are situated on the banks of rivers. 

According to previous case histories of disaster episodes, the district administration has used 

community warning systems in the form of drum beatings (davandi ) to warn the villagers in 

the down stream. Preventive measures in the form of construction of percolation tanks and 

cement plugs are undertaken to avoid flash floods. 

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4.4.3 Industrial and Chemical Accidents and Fires 



There are six industrial estates in the district. Only Jalna industrial estate i.e. MIDC Jalna is 

the most active industrial area. The district administration with the help of DIC and Joint 

Director, Industrial Safety and Health analyzed the 3 hazardous industries of the district. 

The Lay-out of the 3 hazardous industries with their fact sheets is included in this plan. 

Maharashtra Pollution Control Board, Aurangabad has given the report of 1 toxic and 6 

chemical industries of the district. 

The 3 hazardous industries have prepared their own disaster control plans and they take all 

measures to minimize the various damages due to accidents. 

In Jalna district, there are 4 Municipal Councils and 8 tahsils. Out of these Municipal 

Councils, only Jalna Municipal Council has its own fire brigade with only 2 fire fighting 

machines. Fire cases have occurred in various parts of the district during the last 30 years and 

as such the two fire tenders are insufficient to tackle the fires. The district administration 

needs more fire tenders and availability of fire brigade service at each Municipal Council. 

The Civil Hospital in the district headquarter has its own well equipped separate burn ward 

to help the fire victims. But besides this, the district administration is not equipped to give 

adequate support service to the fire victims. 

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At present, traffic accidents are dealt with by the nearest police station. The traffic branch of 

S.P. Office, Jalna monitors and takes all necessary actions regarding Road Accidents. 

The S.P. Office maintains the monthly diary of various road accidents in the district. The 

office monitors the various parameters of particular accidents and concludes the reasons of 

the accidents. The office classifies various accidents on the basis of nature of the accidents 

viz. Fatal Accidents, Normal Accidents etc. 

With the help of above procedure, the traffic branch of S.P. Office, Jalna tries to minimize the 

accidents but in the last 30 years, the road accidents are increasing day by day. 

According to Railway dept. there is only 8 stations in Jalna district. Railway dept. has its own 

check points to tackle the Railway accidents. Railway dept. uses protection indicators, 

signals, wireless sets, control phones etc. for controlling the railway accidents. 

There are PHCs and Rural Hospitals on the state highways. The health department has their 

own trauma care center for treating accident victims. 

In Jalna, the Mission Hospital and other private hospitals are working for treating accident 

victims. 

Separate SOP for Road accidents is under process of preparation and major steps in future 

will be taken for creating awareness among the people in this regard. 

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In rural areas, there is 1 PHC for every 30,000 people. Each primary health 

center 1 Sub Center for 5000 papulation has one male and one female health 

worker. They are provided with necessary medicine and equipment to tackle 

day to day demands. 

The Health Dept. of Zilla Parishad has their own epidemic survey team which 

maintains the Case Histories of outbreaks and takes the necessary actions to 

tackle the epidemics. Training has been provided to all Gram Panchayats for 

treatment of potable water. Bleaching powder is used to purify the water. 

Health education and awareness campaigns are being carried out at village 

levels by DHO, Jalna. 

There are 8 Laboratory for water testing. The details of Pathological 

laboratories, Blood banks and other health services are given in Government 

and Pvt. Sector Resources. 

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4.5 Preparedness Measures undertaken by Departments 



In addition to the administrative preparedness measures, the district control room will receive reports on 

preparedness from the relevant district level departments and other departments, as per the details given 

below. This will enable the District Collector to analyse the capabilities and preparedness measures of various 

departments and report on the same to the Emergency Operations Centre, Relief Commissioner and Divisional 

Commissioner. 

4.5.1 Preparedness Checklist for Police (to be filled in by the Department Head and 

submitted to the District Collector every six months) 

Preparedness measures taken Details/Remarks 

The department is familiar with disaster response plan 

and disaster response procedures are clearly defined 

Yes 

Orientation and training for disaster response plan and 

procedures undertaken 

Special skills required during emergency operations 

imparted to the officials and the staff. 

Yes 

Reviewed and updated 

Precautionary measures and procedures 

the precautions to be taken to protect equipment 

the post-disaster procedures to be followed. 

Yes 

Adequate 

evacuation 

warning mechanisms established for Yes 

A officer has been designated as Nodal Officer for Home Dy.S.P. Shri. 

Disaster Management 

A.M.Kulkarni 

9823214688 

mob- 

Sources of materials required for response operations 

have been identified 

Yes 

Reported By : Sanjay Mohite 

Designation : Supdt. of Police, Jalna 

Signature : 

Date : 20/05/2011 

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4.5.2 Preparedness Checklist for Public Health Department (to be filled in by the Civil 

Surgeon and District Health Officer and submitted to the DCR every six months) 

Preparedness Measures taken Details/ Remarks 

The department is familiar with disaster response plan and disaster Yes 

response procedures are clearly defined 

A hospital plan for the facilities, equipment and staff of that Yes 

particular hospital based on “The Guide to Health Management in 

Disasters” has been developed. 

Orientation and training for disaster response plan and procedures Being Done 

undertaken 

Special skills required during disaster situations are imparted to the Being Done 

officials and the staff. 

Hospital staffs are aware of which hospital rooms/ buildings are Yes 

damage-proof. 


Yes 

precautionary measures and procedures 

the precautions that have to be taken to protect equipment 

The post-disaster procedures to be followed. 

All hospitals’ staff has been informed about the possible disasters in Yes 

the district, likely damages and effects, and information about 

ways to protect life, equipment and property. 

An area of the hospital identified for receiving large numbers of Yes 

casualties. 

Emergency admission procedures with adequate record keeping Yes 

developed. 

Field staff oriented about 

DDMAP 

standards of services, 

Yes 

Procedures for tagging. 

Yes 

A officer has been designated as Nodal Officer for Disaster Dr. P. K. Mundhe 

Management 

ADHO 

Sources of materials required for response operations have been -- 

identified 

Reported By: Dr. D. D. Bhagat 

Designation D.H.O., Z.P. Jalna 

Date 06.07.2011 Signed/- 

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4.5.3 Preparedness Checklist for MSEDCL (to be filled in by the Department Head and 



The department is familiar with disaster 

response plan and disaster response procedures 

are clearly defined 

Yes 

Orientation and training for disaster response 

plan and procedures undertaken 

Yes 

Special skills required during emergency 

operations imparted to the officials and the staff. 





Yes 

A officer has been designated as Nodal Officer Shri Masul B.B., E.E., 

for Disaster Management 

MSEDCL, Divn.NoI, 

Jalna 

Sources of materials required for response 

operations have been identified 

Yes 

Reported By : Shri K.J. Meshram 

Designation - The Superintending Engineer, MSEDCL, Circle, Jalna 

Signature - 

Date - 15.05.2012 

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4.5.4 Preparedness Checklist for Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran (to be filled in by 

the Department Head and submitted to the District Collector every six months) 

Preparedness Measures Taken Details/Remarks 

The department is familiar with disaster 

response plan and disaster response 

procedures are clearly defined 

--- 

Orientation and training for disaster At present no such orientation training programme 

response plan and procedures undertaken 

Special skills required during emergency 

operations imparted to the officials and 

the staff. 

for disaster response plan 


As a precautionary measure MJP have designed ESR 

Precautionary measures and procedures and various RCC Structure to applicable zone of 

the precautions to be taken to protect 

equipment 

the post-disaster procedures to be 

followed. 

earthquake of district. 

Adequate warning mechanisms for No warning mechanism for informing to people 

informing people to store an emergency 

supply of drinking water have been 

developed. 

available with MJP. 

Procedures established for the emergency At present MJP has not maintaining any Uraban & 

distribution of water if existing supply is Rural water supply scheme in Jalna Dist. However, 

disrupted. 

we provide 13 Nos engineers and 11 Nos technical 

and supervisory staff during emergency if required. 

A officer has been designated as Nodal 

Officer for Disaster Management 

Yes: R.G.Kanade, Ex.Engr MJP works divn Jalna 

Sources of materials required for - 

response operations have been identified 

Reported By : R.G.Kanade, 

Designation Ex.Engr MJP works Divn Jalna 

Signature : Sd/- 

Date : 15.05.12 

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4.5.5 Preparedness Checklist for Irrigation Department (to be filled in by the Department Head and 



The department is familiar with disaster response plan and Yes 

disaster response procedures are clearly defined 

Orientation and training for disaster response plan and Yes 


Special skills required during emergency operations imparted to 

the officials and the staff. 


Yes 




Flood monitoring mechanisms can be activated in all flood 

prone areas from 1 st Yes 

of June. 

All staff are well aware of precautions to be taken to protect Yes 

their lives and personal property. 

Each technical assistant has instructions and knows operating Yes 

procedures for disaster conditions. 

Methods of monitoring and impounding the levels in the tanks 

evolved. 

Methods of alerting officers on other dam sites and the district Yes. By Phone 

control room, established 

Mechanisms evolved for 

Yes. By Phone 

forewarning settlements in the downstream 

Yes. By Phone 

evacuation 

coordination with other dam authorities 

A officer has been designated as Nodal Officer for Disaster -------------- 

Management 

Sources of materials required for response operations have been Yes. 

identified 

Reported By : G.C.Sukhmani, 

Designation : Executive Engineer, Jalna Minor Irrigation Division, Jalna 

Signature : O.C. by Ex. Engr. 

Date : 15/5/2012 

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4.5.6 Preparedness Checklist for Telecommunications (to be filled in by the Department 

Head and submitted to the District Collector every six months) 


The department is familiar with disaster response plan and disaster Yes 


Orientation and training for disaster response plan and procedures Yes 

undertaken. Special skills required during emergency operations 



Yes 


the precautions to be taken to protect equipment the post-disaster 

procedures to be followed. 

A officer has been designated as Nodal Officer for Disaster Yes, 

Management 

N. B. Bhoge 

Divisional Engineer 

Sources of materials required for response operations have been Yes 

identified 

Reported By : N.P.Kawade 

Designation Telecom District Manager, BSNL, Jalna 

Signature 

Date 31.05.2012 

Vol. II - 3



4.5.7 Preparedness Checklist for PWD (to be filled in by the Department Head and submitted to 

the District Collector every six months) 

Preparedness Measures taken Details/Remarks 

The department is familiar with disaster response plan Yes 


Orientation and training for disaster response plan and Yes 





Yes 




All officers are familiar with pre-disaster precautions Yes 

and post-disaster procedures for road clearing and for 

defining safe evacuation routes where necessary. 

A officer has been designated as Nodal Officer for Yes 


Sources of materials required for response operations Yes 


Reported By: 

1) (K.E.Kamble) 2) (L.B.Choudhairy) 

Designation Executive Engineer Executive Engineer 

P.W.Divn.Jalna P.W.Divn.No.2 Jalna 

Signature Sd/- 

Date 25/05/2012 

Vol. II - 4


4.5.8 Preparedness Checklist for Agriculture Department (to be filled in by the 

Department Head and submitted to the District Collector every six months) 

Preparedness Measures taken Details/Remarks 

The department is familiar with disaster response plan and disaster 

Yes 


Orientation and training for disaster response plan and procedures 

undertaken 

Special skills required during emergency operations imparted to the 

officials and the staff. 





Information provided to all concerned about the disasters, likely 

damages to crops and plantations, and information about ways to 

protect the same. 

The NGOs and other relief organisations are informed about the 

resources of the department 

A officer has been designated as Nodal Officer for Disaster 

Management 

Sources of materials required for response operations have been 

identified 

Reported By : S. G. Padwal 

Designation – Dist. Superintending Agril. Officer, Jalna 

Signature - 

Date – 24/5/2012 

Jalna District Disaster Response Plan Vol II - 1 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes

DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT AGRICULTURAL PLAN 


1. Preparedness Measures Taken 

The department is familiar with disaster response plan and disaster response procedures are 

clearly defined. 

The disaster such as Flood, Drought, cyclone, earthquakes, hail fall/Snowfall etc. can cause damages to 

crops, plantations, and soils. To avoid the losses in future due to above Natural calamities if Occurs the 

Department has instructed to the Staff working in the field as follows 

1. Every Village level Agril, Assistant should stay at headquarter and remain present in jurisdiction 

Every day. 

2. If any Natural calamity occurs in jurisdiction immediately contact to Supervisor. 

3. Don’t switch off mobile phone or contact phone. 

4. Remain in phone contact of higher officials. 

5. Remain in contact with Grampanchayat, sarpanch, police patil, Talati, Gramsevak. 

6. Inspect waterbodies (N.B. C.N.B.) frequently to avoid damage to crops and soil due to excess 

water. 

7. Contact immediately to District control room in emergency situation if occurs. 

2. ORIENTATION AND TRAINING FOR DISASTER RESPONSE PLAN AND PROCEDURE 

UNDERTAKEN SPECIAL SKILLS REQUIRED DURING EMERGENCY OPERATIONS 

PREPERED TO THE OFFICIALS AND STAFF 

Training for Disaster response are arranged at taluka level as follows 

Training programme arranged for subordinate officials and staff for disaster response is as under 

Sr.n Name of Taluka Training Date Place Training Organizer Remarks 

o. 

1 Jalna 21/06/2011 TAO Office C.K. Bahure 

2 Jafrabad 21/6/2011 TAO Office B.N. Bonderwad 

3 Badnapur 22/06/2011 TAO Office P.B. Avale 

4 Bhokardan 22/06/2011 TAO Office M.S. Boinwad 

5 Partur 23/06/2011 TAO Office V.G. Mathekar 

6 Mantha 22/06/2011 TAO Office Sukhdev R.T. 

7 Ambad 21/6/2011 TAO Office Rakate B.N. 

8 Ghansavangi 21/6/2011 TAO Office V.K. Kulkarni 

Orientation 

about Natural 

calamities such 

as flood, 

Drought 

cyclone, 

Snowfall, 

earthquake 

The sub divisional Agriculture Officer shri A.R. Kale (Jalna, Jafrabad, Badnapur, Bhokardan) 

And Partur shri Bardale will Supervise the training programme for disaster response are arranged at 

taluka level. 

3. SPECIAL SKILLS REQUIRED DURING EMERGENCY OPERATIONS IMPARTED TO 

THE OFFICIALS AND THE STAFF 

Officials and the staff is trained about the emergency operations and suggestions to staff given are as 

under 

1. Communicate the messages received and required urgently to subordinate and higher officers in 

emergency 

2. Contact to the control room urgently 

3. Use available resources in local situations ex. First Aid Box, Taint, Bullock cart, Tractor etc. 

4. In Flood situation inspect waterbodies (N.B., C.N.B) frequently and if necessary repair it 

urgently with the help of local people. 

5. Keep with the list of available equipments, vehicles, instruments, in village or proximity. 

6. Keep the information of the people staff having swimming and driving skills and own vehicles 

7. Keep first aid box with all necessary medicines, Bandages, ointments etc if required any material 

demand it to P.H.C. near it. 

Jalna District Disaster Response Plan Vol II - 2


4. REVIEWD AND UPDATED 

Precautionary measures and Procedures 

The precautions to be taken to protect equipments the post disasters procedure to be followed 

Precautionary Measures And Procedures 

All taluka officials are aware about (through Training) precautionary measures to be taken 

are as under 

1. Transfer of messages up to farmers immediately through village workers (Agril. Assistant) 

2. Planning about availability/supply of inputs through concern agencies like A.D.O./Mahabeej if 

required. 

3. Quantification of inputs if required and demand of inputs towards concerned agencies (Planting 

material, Seed, Fertilizer etc) 

4. Identification of sensitive village to flood, drought etc. 

POST DISASTER PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED 

1. Immediate survey of damaged area, crops, soils 

2. Reporting of area, crop wise, hectarage Number of benificieries affected and contingency 

planning if required (Resowing) 

3. Estimation about reduction in yield and soil degradation 

4. Estimates for land improvements if required 

5. Spraying of 2 % Urea 

6. Thinning at temporarily wilting point 

7. Use of protective irrigation if available 

8. Use of sprinklers/Drip to irrigate crops 

9. Gap filling/replanting of fruit crops 

10. Resowing 

11. Input availability through A.D.O. and concern agencies 

Information Provided to all Concernd About the Disasters, Likely Damages to Crops and Plantations 

And Information about the Ways To Protect the Same. 

Information is provided to all Taluka Officers about the Disasters such as flood, Drought, cyclone, 

earthquake. Due to thease natural calamities if damages to crops and plantations cauaes the Steps to be 

taken are as Under 

1. Survey of afficted area, crop, plants and identifications of benifiticieres 

2. Quentification of material required to protect and availiblity of material and suppling agencies 

3. Adoption of technological measures to protect the crops, plantation and soils. 

4. Estimation of losses and detail estimates of activities to be taken 

5. Use of available resoursers 

THE N.G.O.s AND OTHER RELIF ORGANISATIONS ARE INFORMED ABOUT THE RESOURSES 

OF THE DEPARTMENTS 

The N.G.O s Working in the districr are informed about the disasters and resourses of the department 

are as Under 

1. Late. Shrirangarao Bhau Uddeshiya Seva Bhavi Sanstha. 

Butegaon Tq. Badnapr Dist Jalna 

2. Lok Jagruti Prathisthan, Jafrabad 

3. Jan Hitharth Seva Bhavi Sanstha, M. Chincholi Tq. Ghansavangi Dist Jalna 

4. Zep Krishi and Gramin Vikas Sanstha, Kumbhar Pimpalgaon 

Tq. Ghansavangi, Dist Jalna 

5. Swami Vivekanand Swayam sevi Sanstha, Ranjani, Tq. Ghansavangi, Dist Jalna 

6. Marathwada shaity shaya mandal kharpudi Tq.jalna, Dist Jalna 

7. Raja Janak Krishi pratisthan, Pimpri talegaon, Tq. Bhokerdan, Dist Jalna. 

8. mauli kriahi vigyal mandal partur 



A OFFICER HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS NODAL OFFICER FOR DISASTER AS FOLLOWS 

Sr.No Name of officer Taluka/ 

Subdivision 

Designation Contact No. 

Office Mob. 

1 C.K. Bahure Jalna T.A.O. 282185 9422708017 

2 P.B. Avale Badnapur T.A.O. 261164 9423249100 

3 M.S. Boinwad Bhokardan T.A.O. 244631 9422882201 

4 B.N. Bonderwad Jafrabad T.A.O. 222323 9421939467 

5 V.G.Mathekar Partur T.A.O. 221130 9890218739 

6 Sukhdev R.T. Mantha T.A.O. 270270 9272108497 

7 M.D. Jadhau Ambad T.A.O. 220154 9422225884 

8 V.K.Kulkarni Ghansavangi T.A.O. 231181 9422244338 

9 A.R. Kale Jalna S.D.A.O 230225 9823129624 

10 P.S. Bardale Partur S.D.A.O 221176 9422175019 

11 S.A. Gondge Jalna A.O. 230513 9422228595 

SOURCES OF MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR RESPONSE OPERATION HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED 

ARE AS BELOW 

Sr. No. Name Of Material Supplying 

Agency 

Location Remark 

1 Seed Mahabeej/ Seed 

Ferti. 

Wholesalers 

Jalna Bajra , Soyabean, Etc 

2 Fruit Plants Dept. Nursery Wadigodri, Mango, Mosambi, Guava 

kendhali, Jalna etc 

3 Fertiliser RCF Jalna ADO ZP Jalna 

4 Pesticide/ 

MAIDC, Govt. A.Bad Bio. Lab. 

Insecticide 

lab 

INFORMATION REGARDING VEHICLES IN USE 

Sr.No. Office Name Vehicle Type & number Driver Name remark 

1 DSAO Jalna Jeep MH 21 182 

Syed Moinoddin 

Jeep MH 20E 9195 

P.M.Bangar 

2 SDAO Jalna Jeep MH 20 A 9049 U. Vijaysenani 

3 SDAO Partur Jeep MH 12 J 0028 R.U. Dabhade 

4 TAO Mantha - - 

POSITION OF STAFF AVAILABLE 

Sr. Cadre DSAO SDAO SDAO Total 

No. 

JLN PTR 

1 DSAO 1 -- -- 1 

2 SDAO -- 1 1 2 

3 TAO 3 5 5 13 

4 AO 2 17 18 37 

5 Agril. Sup. - 23 27 50 

6 Agril. Asst. 2 113 111 224 



4.5.9 Preparedness Checklist for Animal Husbandry Department (to be filled in by the 

Department Head and submitted to the District Collector every six months) 


The department is familiar with disaster response plan 


Orientation and training for disaster response plan and 




Reviewed and updated Precautionary measures and 

procedures the precautions to be taken to protect 

equipment the post-disaster procedures to be followed. 

Hospital staff are aware of which hospital rooms/ 

buildings are damage-proof. 

All veterinary hospitals and centres’ staff have been 

informed about the possible disasters, likely damages 

and effects, and information about ways to protect life, 

equipment and property. 

An area of the hospital identified for receiving large 

numbers of livestock. 

Yes, Necessary instructions 

have been issued to the field 

staff . 

Training to field officer is 

given for disaster response 

plan and they are informed 

about action to be taken in 

during emergency. 

-- 

Yes, the hospital rooms/ 

buildings are damage-proof. 

Yes. 

Veterinary Dispensary -- 

Ashti, Partur, Jamkhed, 

Chikhali, Hasnabad, 

Mahora, Tembhurni, 

Wakulni, Ghansangvi, 

TMVP -- Mantha.,Badnapur 

,Jalna ,Bhokardan, Ambad 

Jaffrabad, 

Yes 

Emergency admission procedures with adequate record 

keeping developed . 

An officer has been designated as Nodal Officer for 


Yes. 

Sources of materials required for response operations Yes. The required 


Medicines/Life saving drugs 

are available at the 

vety.Hospitals .The 

preventive vaccines are also 

available in the area.The pre 

monsson vaccination is 

under taken regularly . 

Signature : 

Designation : District Dy.Commissioner Animal Husbundry, Jalna 

Reported By : District Dy.Commissioner Animal Husbundry, Jalna 

Date : 14/5/2012. 


4.6 Public and Private Resources Inventory 



Resource inventory consisting of manpower, transport, infrastructure and equipment for both the governmental and private sector institutions indicate 

the response capacity of the district administration. 

The following tables show the details of Government and Private sector resources of Jalna district. 

Services Man 

power 

Numbe 

r of 

Two 

Wheele 

rs 

Numb 

er of 

Four 

Wheel 

ers 

Numb 

er of 

Statio 

ns / 

Units 

Numb 

er of 

Wirel 

ess 

sets 

Service Popln Ratio Numbe 

r of 

armed 

Consta 

bulary 

Special 

Equip 

ments 

Mobile 

cranes 

Numbe 

rs of 

Towns 

with 

Fire 

Brigad 

e 

Number 

of towns 

without 

Fire 

Brigade 

Special Equipments for 

Fires /Fire victims 

Police(Supdt. of Police) 1600 54 72 17 91 19.58LAKH X X X X X 

Fire Brigade (Mun. Council ) 19 1 2 1 X 19 : 16.13 LAKH X X 1 3 157 

Municipal council Bhokardan 49 X 1 1 X 49 : Bhokardan city X X X X X 

Defence (S.R.P.F. Gr. III , Jalna) 1303 1 41 1 2 1303:16.64 LAKH 1016 X X X X 

Home Guards 463 X 1 1 X 750:16 LAKH X X X X X 

Health Services 

(CIVIL SURGEON,JALNA) 

Health Services 

(D.H.O.JALNA) 

580 X 15 11 X 1,50,000 FOR RURAL HOSP. 

1.16,00,000 FOR 1 DIST.HOSP. 

X X X X Well equipped separate 

burn ward available 

Trana Care Unit 1 

712 X 43 253 X 30000:1 PHC 5000: 1 S/C X X X X X 

Civil Supply &Food (D.S.O.) 78 X 1 8 X 78:1493770 X X X X X 

Power Supply (MSEDCL) 958 02 12 64 X 988:13.64 LAKH X X X X 09 

Water Supply (M.I.Z.P.) 17 X 1 4 X -- X X X X X 

Water Supply (MJP Jalna) 82 X 2 4 X 82: for 13.64 lakh popu. X X X X X 

G.S.D.A. JALNA 20 X 1 1 X 31.16 Lakh X X X X X

( J.M.I. Div. Jalna + 

M.I.Local Sector Div. Jalna + 

Aurangabad Irrigation Div. + 

N.M.C. Div. Wadigodri) 

158 

132 

150 

107 


7 

6 

2 

5 

7 

6 

2 

5 


Engineering Services (PWD) 600 X 26 2 X 600:1048439 X X X X X 

Engineering Services Total 547 -- 20 20 5 -- X NIL X X Inflatable boat with 

OBM – 2 Nos 

Life buyos 10 Nos 

Fire extinguishers 5 

Life jackets 10 Nos 

Engineering Services 

(Z.P.WORKS) 

357 X 13 1 X 357:765000 X X X X X 

Engineering Services (Tele.) 166 X 1 85 X 229:16.13 Lakh X X X X X 

Engineering Services (Railway) 330 X X 8 18 330:16.13 LAKH X X X X X 

MSRTC 1349 X X 23 X 1349: 16.13 Lakh X X X X X 

Civil Defense NOT AVAILABLE

services Special 

equipment for 

floods /flood 

victims 

Special 

equipm 

ent for 

industri 

al 

acciden 

ts 

Numbe 

r of 

hospital 

s with 

surgical 

facilitie 

s 

Num 

ber of 

beds 

Num 

ber of 

blood 

bank 

s 


Number of 

trauma care 

centres 

Number 

of x-ray 

machine 

s 

Numbe 

r of 

Ambula 

nces 

Num 

ber 

of 

poiso 

n 

centr 

es 


Nu 

mb 

er 

of 

pat 

hol 

ogi 

cal 

lab 

s 

Wa 

terqua 

lity 

test 

ing 

cen 

tres 

Num 

ber 

of 

god 

own 

s 

Numbe 

r of 

water 

tankers 

Police(Supdt. of Police) X X X X X X X X X X X X X 17 

Fire Brigade (Municipal. Council ) X X X X X X X 1 X X X X 4 X 

Defense (S.R.P.F. Gr.III,Jalna) X X X 6 X X X 1 X X X X 1 X 

Home Guards X X X X X X X X X X X X X 4 

Health Services (CIVIL SURGEON,JALNA) Well equipped 

separate burn 

ward is 

available 

X 9 520 1 3 9 15 10 11 8 X X --- 

Health Services (D.H.O.JALNA) Available with 

CS Jalna 

Num 

ber of 

subst 

ation 

s 

X 40 422 X X X X 40 21 5 X X 213 

Civil Supply &Food (D.S.O.) X X X X X X X X X X X 8 X 8 

Power Supply (MSEDCL.) X X X X X X X X X X X 02 X 52 

Water Supply (M.I.Z.P.) 

Water Supply (MJP, Jalna) 

X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 4 

X X X X X 

X X X X X x 1 X 4 

G.S.D.A. JALNA X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 

Engineering Services (PWD No. 1, PWD 

No. 2, R.P. Div. No. Jalna , Z.P. (W), World 

Bank Div. A,bad) 

X X X X X X X X X X X 23 2 X 

Engineering Services (M.I.+ Local Sector) X X X X X X X X X X X 2 X 17 

Engineering Services (Tele.) X X X X X X X X X X X 1 X 85 

Engineering Services (Railway) X X X X X X X X X X X 4 X X 

Civil Defense X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 

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 


Considering the public and private resources, the capability of the district and the resource 

availability is summarised below. 

4.6.1 Manpower 

The Number of Non Government Organizations (NGOs) working in the district. 

Number of Mutual Aid response group in the district. 

Police Service personnel 

Defense Service personnel – 

State Reserve Police Force Gr. III (SRPF Gr. III) 

Home Guard Personnel 

College Student Volunteers -- 

Personnel of N.C.C. 

Personnel of Scout 

Personnel of Guide 

Personnel of N.S.S. 

Number of private hospitals 

Man power of Private hospitals 

Health Service Personnel’s (Public Hospitals) -- 

Personnel’s of District Health Office Zilla Parishad Jalna 

Personnel’s of Civil Surgeon, Jalna 

Man power of Power Supply Service ( M.S.E.D.C.L.) 

Man Power of Water Supply Service -- 

Personnel of Water Supply Zilla Parishad, Jalna 

Personnel of Environment Engineering Service(Water Supply Division), Jalna 

Personnel of Ground water Survey and Development Agency( GSDA), Jalna 

: NA 

: NA 

: 1600 

: 1303 

: 800 


: 50 

: 1359 

: 884 

: 1680 

: 140 

: 467 

: 712 

: 580 

: 1093 

: 17 

: 98 

: 20


Man power of Engineering Services -- 

Personnel of Public Works Division, Jalna 

Personnel of Minor Irrigation Division, Jalna 

Personnel of Zilla Parishad Works Division, Jalna 

Personnel of Telephone Department, Jalna 

Personnel of Railway Department, Jalna 

Number of Private Transport Organization in the district 

Personnel working in Private Transport 

: 600 

: 158 

: 357 

: 196 

: 330 


: 52 

: 88

4.6.1.2 Infrastructure 

Number of towns with Fire Brigade Service 

Number of Private Hospitals with Surgery facility and ambulance services 

Number of Public Hospitals with surgery facility and ambulance services (C.S.) 


Number of Private Hospitals with surgery facility and without ambulance 

services 

Number of Public Hospitals with surgery facility and without ambulance 

services 

Number of X- Ray machines in the district 

Number of blood banks with Private institutions 

Number of blood banks with Public institutions 

Number of bed with Private Hospitals 

Number of bed with Public Hospitals – 

Number of bed under the authority of District Health Officer, Z.P., Jalna 

Number of bed under the authority of Civil Surgeon, Jalna 

Number of Private Poison Care Centres in the district 

Number of Public Poison Care Centres in the district 

Number of trauma care centres in Public Hospitals 

Number of trauma care centres in Private Hospitals 

Number of Pathological labs with Private Organization 

Number of Pathological labs with Public Organization 

Number of Boats 


02 

37 

03 

-- 

-- 

18 (08 Public) 

(10 Private) 

02 

01 

1698 

46 

204 

460 

07 

48 (C.S. – 10) 

(DHO-38) 

03(Under CS) 

-- 

17 

14 (C.S.-8) 

( DHO-6) 

02(Irrigation 

Dept,Jalna)

4.6.1.3 Technological support 

• Satellite communication link with District Headquarters 

• Police wireless communication accessible 

• Telephones in all Taluka Headquarters 

• Fax machines in all Taluka Headquarters 

• There is only one water quality monitoring station in the district. 

• 



4.6.2 Special Equipment Available at the District Level 


Following table shows the special equipment which are available at the district level 

Specialized Equipment Numbers Department/Organization 

Earth - Moving equipment Nil Public Works Division, Jalna 

Irrigation Department, Jalna 

Drilling Rigs 02 Executive Engineer, Rural water 

supply, Zilla Parishad, Jalna 

Hydrofracture Unit 01 Ground water Survey and 

Development 

Jalna 

Agency (GSDA), 

Inwell Rigs 01 Executive Engineer, Rural water 

supply, Zilla Parishad, Jalna 

Mobile Cranes Nil Public Works Division, Jalna 

Irrigation Department, Jalna 

Mobile X-Ray units 01 1. Mission Hospital Jalna 

Mobile Trauma Care 03 1. Civil Hospital, Jalna = 1 

Centre 

Local Cable TV/Star TV 

Network 

Others 

1. Road Rollers 

2. Trucks 

2. Rural Hospital, Jalna = 2 

06 Major Cable TV Network Operators 

( The names and addresses of major 

cable TV Network Operators are 

given in the statement of facility and 

resources ) 

11 

06 

05 

08 

3. Tanks 

4. Training Bus 

02 

District Hospital 1 

Women Hospital 1 

Sub Dist. Hospital 1 

Rural Hospital 8 

Primary Health Center 40 

Sub Center 

District Health 

213 

Laboratory 

Rural Health 

1 

Laboratory 7 

Dist. Malaria Office 

Dist-Tuberculosis 

1 

Office 1 

Dist. Leprosy Office 

Ayurvedic 

1 

Dispensceries 3 

Zilla Parishad Works Division, Jalna 


M.S.R.T.C. Jalna Division 


M.S.R.T.C. Jalna Division 

Health Servies of the District 

submitted by D.H.O.Jalna 


Unani Dispensceries 3 

Public Health Unit 2 

Civil Dispensceries 1 


The resources have been assessed for capability ( in the context of the magnitude of the task), 

availability (in terms of response time) and durability ( that is, the capacity to sustain and 

continue ), in relation to the disaster situation that may occur. 

Evaluation of Resources of Jalna district is given in following table(i.e. Excel Jalna one file) 

Services and Resources Group of 

villages 

Capability Availability Durability 

Taluka 

Level 

District 

Level 

Easily 

Availa 

ble 

Rem 

otely 

avail 

able 

Not 

availa 

ble 

Shor 

t 

dura 

tion 

(one 

wee 

k) 


Med 

ium 

dura 

tion 

(two 

wee 

ks) 

Long 

dura 

tion 

(a 

mont 

h) 

Police X 

Fire Brigade X X X X X X 

Defense X X X 

Home Guards X 

Health Services X 

Civil Supply and Food X X X X 

Power Supply X X X 

Water Supply X X X 

Engineering Services X X 

Civil Defense X X X X X X X X 

NGOs X X 

Community Based 

X X 

Organisation 

Private Hospitals X 39 101 140 140 140 

Professional Associations X X


Association of Traders X X 

Religious Trusts X X 

Colleges - Student 

Volunteers 

X 

Private Transport X 

Road Network X X 

Railways X X 

Airways X X X X X X X X X 

Waterways X X X X X X X X X 


4.7 Adequacy of Existing Inventory for Disaster Management 


Adequacy of Existing Inventory for Disaster Management is the sufficiency of present 

inventory for disaster management. It is based on the disaster specific capability analysis. In 

order to equip the district for managing disasters effectively, it may be necessary to assess the 

adequacy of present resource inventory. 

• After the 1993 Latur Earthquake, the Sr. Geologist G.S.D.A., Jalna has analyzed the 

tahsilwise villages which are near or on the lineaments. But due to the lack of technical 

instruments the scientific study of those lineament prone villages of the district has not 

been carried out 

• With the help of Minor Irrigation, Jalna district administration has prepared the list of 

flood prone villages. 

• According to Case Histories of floods, the administration has responded well to the 

flood situation. With the help of data of flood frequency, the district administration has 

taken the necessary action and played an important role in rehabilitation of Golegaon 

village of Partur tahsil. 

• According to Minor Irrigation, Jalna the present monitoring and warning system is 

insufficient to co-ordinate the management of disasters. It requires 8 wireless set (the list 

of required wireless sets is given in the Requirement of the district) to tackle the disaster 

situation. 

• Most of the area of Jalna district is generally inadequate in infrastructure like Fire 

Brigade. The district has 8 tahsils, including 4 Urban areas. Out of 4 Municipal Councils, 

only Jalna M.C. has its own fire brigade service. Due to this, the district administration is 

not sufficiently equipped to tackle fire accidents. 

• As per the District Health Officer, Z.P. Jalna, the district administration has sufficient 

experience in responding to the epidemic outbreaks but the problem of water pollution 

and supply of non infected water continues to be source of outbreaks. The district 

administration has only one water quality monitoring lab, which is inadequate to test the 

water quality of each tahsil of the district. The vacant post of Medical Staff is the main 

administrative problem of the Health Dept. 

• Proper training and instrument kit will be provided to the Traffic Police on the basis of 

Mumbai Traffic Police. This is necessary for providing the immediate primary aid to 

Road Accident Victims. The widening of roads and repairing of road and pools are 

necessary. 

• The NGOs and college student volunteers lack the proper training and necessary 

instruments such as ropes, tubes, fire proof masks, breathing equipment etc. to face any 

disaster situation. 


5.0 MITIGATION STRATEGY 

Section V: Mitigation Strategy 

5.1 Requirements suggested by the district in responding to the possible 

disaster events 

For the procurement of equipment for more effective disaster preparedness, the district 

administration and various department/agencies have given the list of requirements. 

Sr. 

No. 

Name of the 

Department/ 

Agency 

01 Municipal 

Councils in Jalna 


Type of Equipment/Materials Quantity 

1) Boats 

2) Fire Machines 

3) Big Torches 

4) Stretchers 

5) Rubber Tubes 

02 Police Dept. 1) Boats 

03 District Health 

Officer, Z.P. 

Jalna 

04 Civil Hospital, 

Jalna 

6) Life Jackets and masks 

2) Jeep fitted with loud speaker 

3) Big Torches 

4) Stretcher 

5) Sniffer dogs to detect victims buried in 

debris 

1) Stretchers 

2) Jeep 

3) Ambulance 

4) Mobile laboratory Van 

5) Incubator 37 % c Size 2”x 2.5” x 2.5” 

6) Heating Oven100 C 

Size 2”x 2.5” x 2.5”. 

7) Chemicals, Medicines etc. 

1) Trauma Ambulance with mini OT 

2) Mobile X-ray Machine with Van 

3) Siren facility 

4) Electric Suction Machine 

5) Foot Operated Suction Machine 

6) Battery Operated Generators 


04 

08 

08 

16 

16 

16 

04 

03 

100 

100 

02 

50 

10 

15 

02 

3 

2 

-- 

03 

02 

11 

5 

12 

10

05 Maharashtra 

Jeevan 

Pradhikaran 

06 Animal 

Husbandry 

1) G. I. Pipes 2 Inch & 100 MM 

2) Rig Machine 

3) Submersible pump set of different 

heads and discharges 

4) 50 mm-150mm Sluice values 

5) Generator Sets 

1) Jeeps 

2) Ambulance 

3) Mini Trucks 

4) Veterinary Mobile Van (with surgical 

and laboratory equipped) 

5) Mobile Phone 

6) Carcass Carrier Van with required 

equipment and instruments. 

7) Medicines: 

i. Antibiotics 

ii. Analgesic 

iii. Anaesthetic 

iv. Vitamins 

07 P.W.D. Jalna 1) Dozers 

v. Glucose Saline 

2) Cranes 

3) G.I. sheets 

4) Wooden Ballies 

5) Nuts 


1000 Mts. 


03 

20 

10 

05 

2 

5 

2 

2 

1 

---- 

5 

3 

-- 

-- 

--


• Public Works Division, Jalna has specified that they would require the following 

material for construction of temporary shelters in the case of disaster situation. The 

detailed estimate is as follows: 

Name of work – Construction of Huts or temporary shelters in crisis situation. 

Sr. 

No. 

A B S T R A C T 

Item of Work Quantity Rate Unit Amount 

01 Providing and fixing 6.00 

mm. Thick GI Sheet 

corrugated (big size) sheet 

roofing including 

galvanised iron J or L 

Hook bolts and nuts and 

bolts and nuts and 

scaffolding comp. (D.S.R. 

297 P. No. 62) 

02 Supplying wooden ballies 

etc. 

108.00 299.00 Sq.m. 32292.00 

360.00 25.00 Rmt. 09000.00 

03 Supplying nut and bolts 160.00 34.00 Kg. 5440.00 

04 Providing Ballies 80.00 30.00 Kg. 2400.00 

05 Providing murum flooring 

with adding 70mm. Thick 

murum, washing with 

cowdung, etc complete. 

108.00 17.00 Sq.m. 1836.00 

Total Rs. ------- 50,968.00 

Add 5% for Contingency ----- 02,548.00 

Net Amount --------- 53,516.00 


Measurement sheet : 


1) Providing and fixing 6.00 mm. Thick G.I. sheet corrugated (Big size) sheet roofing 

including etc. 

Consider size of Hut : 10’ x 15.0’= 150.00 : 50 x 0.9 = 13.50 

Sqm 

For eight talukas No. of Huts of :0 8 x 13.50 = 108.00 : 108.00 Sq.m. 

2) Supplying wooden Ballies for one 

Consider : 15 Ballies 

For eight Huts : 08x 15 = 120 Ballies 

Height of Ballies (Jungle wood) : : 3 Sq.m. x 120 = 

360 Rmt. 

3) Supplying nuts & bolts for one 

Consider J hooks, nuts, bolts : 20 Kg. 

: 20 Kg. x 8 = 160 Kg. 

4) Providing Ballies for 1 Hut 10 Kg. 

For Eight huts : 08 x 10 Kg. = 80 Kg. 

5) Providing murum flooring with 

Adding 70 mm thick murum washing 

With cowdung waste etc. : For one hut 15’ x 10’ : = 150’ 

: = 13.50 Sq. 

For 8 huts : 08 x 13.50 : = 180.0 Sq.m. 


.

5.2 Mitigation Measures 


Mitigation means the short term and long term measures that need to be taken to minimize 

the damaging effects of disasters. The mitigation measures in the form of structural ( i.e. 

involving construction, demolition etc.) and non-structural (i.e. Enforcement of rules etc.) 

5.2.1 Structural 

Short term 

• Repairing and checking the durability of all Government and Public Buildings. 

Long term 

• Strengthening of Government and Public buildings. 

• Sufficient Trauma Care Centres. 

• Fire brigades with each Municipal Council in the district. 

5.2.2 Non – Structural 

• Modification in zoning for Irrigation and building codes. 

• Promotion of Earthquake proof houses. 

• Arrange training awareness programmes for contractors to update their skills about 

disaster proof structures. 


5.2.3 Disaster Specific Mitigation Measures suggested 

5.2.3.1 Earthquake 


• Educationally Jalna district is backward and most people are illiterate about earthquakes. 

The training on awareness of earthquakes is necessary. 

• All the weak and less durable infrastructures of the district must be surveyed and those 

found old and very weak should be retrofitted or reconstructed as per zone IV norm. 

• The 4 Municipal Councils of the district and Village Panchayats have to be suitably 

empowered to enforce zone IV regulation. 

• All the Government Officials who are responsible for implementing the rules, regulations 

and building codes must be adequately trained in this respect. 

• At least one workshop must be arranged every year at district head quarter with College 

Students, Volunteers and NGOs on this subject under the Chairmanship of Collector. 

• According to Sr. Geologist, G.S.D.A., the scientific study of weak zones, lineaments of 

the district is very essential. 

5.2.3.2 Floods 

• Floods occur due to the heavy rain and up till now the flood affected people are not 

shifted to the safe area. That is the main problem of the district administration. Strict 

implementation of anti-encroachment regulations on river banks is very important to 

disaster mitigation. 

• The requirement of 8 additional wireless sets is essential as per the Minor Irrigation and 

Flood Control Plan. 

• According to the past experience most of the floods have occurred due to the heavy rain 

and release of extra water from the dams . So the long term solution of this must be found 

by all the related Govt. agencies. 


5.2.3.3 Fires 


• There are 4 Municipal Councils in the district. Out of this 4 only Jalna M.C. has its own 

Fire Brigade Service with two fire tenders. This is not sufficient to tackle the fires in the 

whole district. So as per the requirement of district administration, at least one fire station 

with fire tender at Partur M.C. is essential. 

• All the Govt. and Pvt. Sectors should be equipped with fire fighting instruments. 

• Every industry unit, co-operative unit, shops of the district will prepared their plan to 

avoid the fire and used the special technique to prevent the fire. 

• Community education programmes for fire safety should be carried out regularly. 

• According to past experience, the fires due to electrical short circuits are more. So the 

M.S.E.B. needs to strictly check their cables and structures. Also takes action against 

illegal and unsafe connected lines in the district. 

5.2.3.4 Road Accidents 

• There should be adequate sign-boards, speed breakers and guard-stones on the accident 

prone spots. 

• The mobile traffic van of police should be prepare the plan of adequate visit through the 

accident prone areas of Jalna district. 

• Ambulance Service of the district is not sufficient to reach the spot and help the victims. 

The ambulance must be provided to police control room. 

• The training programme of Traffic Police on first aid and help to the victims should 

arrange regularly. 

• The Civil Hospital must be up graded to include a well-equipped trauma care centers. 

• The tar roads of all M.C. in Jalna district are eroded at many places those places need 

resurfacing. 


The following roads need improvements 


Sr. No. Road/Spot Improvement 

01 Jalna – Aurangabad Road Curve improvement, Banking of 

Road and Widening of road, 

Widening narrow bridges. 

02 Jalna – Mantha Road ------“------ 

03 Near Zilla Parishad Office, Jalna at 

Ambad-T-Point 

The signals should be fitted. The 

ring like infrastructure called chauk 

will be constructed. 


5.2.3.5 Epidemics 


• Past Case Histories on epidemics show that outbreaks occur due to infected water and bad 

sewage systems. So the frequent checking of important water supply lines and plugging 

the supply pipe leakage is necessary. Improvement in sewage system of urban as well as 

rural areas of the district is necessary. 

• The district administration will take strict action against the water pollution. 

• The Health Department of the district takes necessary actions in epidemic prone villages 

of the district. 

• Water quality monitoring should be strictly enforced in all Gram Panchayats for 

improving the water supply schemes. 

• Bleaching Powder should be adequately available with all Gram Panchayats. 

• The Rural Hospitals and PHCs should be upgraded to include blood bank and surgical 

facilities. 

• Public awareness programs must be undertaken to avoid epidemics in epidemic prone 

areas of the district. 

• There is only one lab for water quality testing in the district, which is not sufficient. So it 

is essential to install at least one lab in each M.C. area of Jalna district. 

5.2.3.6 Industrial and Chemical Accidents 

• The emergency plan with individual units is not sufficient when the disaster occurred is 

on large scale and as such Mutual Aid Response Groups approach should be followed and 

put to practical use during emergency situations. 

• The Hazardous industries in the district should update the plans and modify the plans 

frequently and it must be monitored and checked by Joint Director, Industrial Safety and 

Health. 

• Strict restriction of settlement of the people living in the areas which have proximity 

to hazardous industrial activity such as quarrying, chemical plants etc. must be 

followed. 


Section VI : Institutional Arrangements at the District Level 

6. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AT THE DISTRICT 

LEVEL 

Disaster management would involve many layers of participating organization. The three 

focal levels would be State, District and the site of the disaster. The State level agencies 

would be involved in policy decisions, resource allocation, prioritisation of activities and 

budget allocation and monitoring through the Emergency Operations Centre. 

The District Disaster Management Committee (DDMC) is an apex planning body and will 

play a major role in preparedness and mitigation. 

The district level response will be coordinated under the guidance of District Collector who 

will act as District Disaster Manager. 

6.1 Responsibilities of Collector 

The Collector shall be responsible for 

Preparation of the DDMAP with the assistance of the DDMC. 

Setting up District Control Room 

Encouraging formation of Mutual Aid and Response Groups (MARG) 

Under the DDMAP, district level agencies would be responsible for directing field 

interventions through various agencies right from the stage of warning to relief and 

rehabilitation. 

At the disaster site, specific tasks to manage the disaster will be performed. 

Collector will be an integral part of the DCR. 

Collector will be assisted by SOC. 

• SOC will be headed by a Site Manager. 

• Site Manager will coordinate the activities at various camp sites and affected areas. 

• The Site Operations Centre will report to the District Control Room. 

Collector will coordinate all the field responses. Field Responses include setting up 

Transit Camps, Relief Camps and Cattle Camps. 

The desk arrangement provides for division of tasks, information gathering and record 

keeping and accountability of the desk officer to the DDM for specific functions. Each desk 

should have a Desk Officer assigned. The capacity of various desks to coordinate amongst 

themselves and with the units to be coordinated will ultimately decide the quality of response. 

Such a function of coordination would largely depend on the capacity to effectively keep a 

track on communications received and the decisions taken. Pro forma for “In and Out 

Messages and Register” are given in Annexure I. 



FIGURE I 

COORDINATION STRUCTURE AT DISTRICT LEVEL 

District Collector 

(District Disaster Manager) 

District Control Room 

(Desk Officers and Officers-in-Charge) 

Site Operations Centre/s 

(Site Manager) 

Police 

Civil Hospital 

PWD, MWSSB 

MSEB, RTO 

CEO and District Level 

Line Departments 

Transit Camp/s Feeding Centre/s Relief Camp/s Cattle Camp/s 

(Camp Officer/s) (Camp Officer/s) (Camp Officer/s) (Camp Officer/s) 


6.2 Disaster Management Committee 

A Disaster Management Committee exists to assist the Collector in 


reviewing the threat of disasters 

vulnerability of the district to such disasters 

evaluating the preparedness and 

considering suggestions for improvement of the response document DDMAP. 

The Committee meets once a year under the chairmanship of the Collector and may consists 

of the following functionaries 

The Collector Chairman 

The District Superintendent of Police Member 

The Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Parishad Member 

The Additional Collector Member 

The Resident District Collector Member- 

Secretary 

The Commissioner of Police (if any) Member 

The Chief Fire Officer Member 

The District Health Officer Member 

The District Agriculture Officer Member 

The District Animal Husbandry Officer Member 

The Civil Surgeon Member 

The Executive Engineer, P. W. Department Member 

The Executive Engineer, Irrigation Department Member 

The Executive Engineer, Minor Irrigation Division Member 

The Executive Engineer, M.S.E.B. Member 

The Executive Engineer, MWSSB Member 

The Deputy Director of Education Member 

The Divisional Manager, Railways Member 

The Regional Transport Officer Member 

The Regional Manager, M.S.R.T.C. Member 

The District Publicity Officer Member 

The District Supply Officer Member 

The Local Station Director, A.I.R. Member 

The Local Station Director, Doordarshan Member 

The District Commandant, Home Guards Member 

The Divisional Forests Officer Member 

Sub-Divisional Officer(s) Member 

The Local Assistant Engineer, P. and T. Department Member 

The Defense Units. Member 

District Level NGOs representative Members 

MARG representatives Members 


6.3 District Control Room 


The District Control Room, under the control of the district collector, will be the nerve centre 

to monitor 

co-ordinate and 

Implement the actions for disaster management. 

In a disaster situation the District Collector is the central authority exercising emergency 

powers to issue directives to all departments to provide emergency response service. 

6.3.1 Normal Time Activity 

The normal time activity of the Disaster Manager is to 

ensure that all warning and communication systems, instruments are in working 

condition. 

receive information on a routine basis from the district departments on the vulnerability 

of the various talukas and villages to disasters 

the Disaster Manager will receive reports on preparedness from the relevant district level 

departments and other departments, as per information details. These will be forwarded 

to the Emergency Operations Centre, Relief Commissioner and Divisional Commissioner. 

Upgrade and update DDMAP according to changing scenarios in the district 

Update data bank and maintain an inventory of resources as per Table 1. 

Inform Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) and YASHADA of any changes including 

updating of data bank and annexures. 

Monitor preparedness measures, training activities including simulation exercises 

undertaken by various departments 

Ensure proper dissemination of DDMAP at the district level, local level and disaster 

prone areas 

Encourage formation of MARG in industrial areas. 

Organise post-disaster evaluation and update DDMAP accordingly 

Prepare reports and documents on district level disaster events and submit the same to 

EOC. The document should include 

source and cause of the disaster, 

description of the response effort, 

recommendations for preventive and mitigation measures, 

plans for upgrading emergency preparedness and response plans. 

Table I 



Inventory of resources, materials and equipment accessible to DCR 

(to be updated by District Control Room every six months and sent to Emergency Operations 

Centre) 

Material/equipment Departments/Agencies available with Normal 

stock/quantity 

/amount 

AC-sheets 

Ambulances 1. Civil Hospital Jalna & RH 

2. Commandant, SRPF Gr. III, Jalna 

3. Municipal Council Ambad (Private) 

Asbestos sheets -- -- 

Bamboo mats -- -- 

Blankets and durries -- -- 

Blood 1. Civil Hospital, Blood Bank 100 

Boats/Rescue Boats Nil Nil 

Bullies -- -- 

Buses 1. Commandant, SRPF Gr. III, Jalna 

2. M.S.R.T.C. Jalna Division 


14 

01 

01 

03 Nos. 

216 Nos. 

Cattle-feed (Pre-mix) -- -- 

Construction equipment -- -- 

Cooked food -- -- 

Cooking vessels for use in 

relief camps 

Civil Hospital, Jalna 01 

Cranes MSEDCL, Divn. No.I, Jalna 1 Nos. 

Drivers 1. District Commandants Home Guards, 

2. District Animal Husbandry Officer, Z.P. 

3. District Statistical Officer, Jalna 

4. District Industries Centre (DIC), Jalna 

5. Ex. Engr. Maharashtra Jeevan 

Pradhikaran Works Div. No.1, Jalna 

6. District Health Officer, Jalna 

7. Civil Hospital Jalna and RH 

8. District Information Officer, Jalna 


10.Ex. Engr. M. I. Div. Jalna 

Under A. I. Div. Abad. 

Under N.M.C. Div.2 Wadigodri 

Under Local Sector Div Jalna 

11. Public Works Department Jalna (PWD 

No. 1, No.2, R.P. Div. No. Jalna Z.P 

Works and Jalna World Bank Dn. A,bad) 

12. Animal Husbandry - 

1. District Deputy Commissioner, A.H. 

2. District Animal Husbandry Officer, 

Z.P. 

3. Asstt. Commn.A.H.Dist. Vety.Poly. 

Jalna 

13. BSNL (Telecom) Dept. Jalna 

01 No. 

01 No. 

01 No. 

02 No. 

02 Nos. 

43 Nos. 

15 Nos. 

02 Nos. 

10 Nos. 

07 Nos. 

02 Nos. 

05 Nos. 

06 Nos. 

30 Nos 

01 No. 

01 No. 

00 No. 

03 Nos.



15. Dy Engineer, Dy. Engineer, MIDC, 

Sub-division, Jalna. 

16. MSEDCL, Jalna Circle 

17. S.P.Office,Jalna 

18. Senior Geologist, G.S.D.A.Jalna 

19. Municipal Council Ambad 

20. a) Exe Eng M.I. Div. Jalna 

b) Under A.I. Div. Abad 

c) Under N.M.C. Div 2 Wadigodri 

d) Under Local Sector Div. Jalna 

Drilling rigs 1. Executive Engineer, Rural Water 

Supply, Zilla Parishad, Jalna 

Earth moving equipment 

Firewood 

Generators 1. District Health Officer, Z.P. Jalna 

2. Civil Hospital Jalna 

SDH, Ambad 

RH, Mantha 




6. Commandant SRPF Gr. III JALNA 

526 Nos. 

01 No. 

11 Nos. 

92 Nos. 

05 Nos. 

06 Nos 

07 Nos. 

02 Nos. 

05 Nos. 

06 Nos. 

02 Nos. 

38 Nos. 

01 No. 

01 No 

06 No.. 

38 Nos. 

05 Nos. 

01 No. 

02 Nos. 

GI-pipes 

1. GI-pipes (50 mm) 1. Senior Geologist, G.S.D.A.Jalna 

667 Nos. 

GI-sheets -- -- 

Ham sets -- -- 

Helicopter service -- -- 

Jeeps 1. District Commandants Home Guards 

01 No. 

2. District Animal Husbandry Officer, Z.P. 01 No. 


01 No. 

4. District Industries Centre (DIC), Jalna 

02 No 



01 No. 


43 Nos. 

7. District Information Officer, Jalna 

01 Nos. 

8. Ex. Engr. M. I. Div. Jalna 

06 Nos. 


02 Nos. 


04 Nos. 


05 Nos. 

9. Public Works Department Jalna (PWD 

No. 1, No.2, R.P. Div. No. Jalna Z.P 

Works and Jalna World Bank Dn. A,bad) 

10. Animal Husbandry - 

10 Nos. 

1. District Deputy Commissioner, A.H. 01 No. 

2. District Animal Husbandry Officer, 

Z.P. 

01 No. 

3. Asstt. Commn.A.H.Dist. Vety.Poly. 

01 No. 



Jalna 


12. DSAO Jalna 


14.Dy. Engineer, MIDC, Sub-division, 

Jalna. 





19. Civil Sergeon, jalna 

20. District Superintendent Agri.Officer 

21. Commandant SRPF Gr. III JALNA 

03 Nos. 

01 No. 

04 Nos. 

01 No. 

05 Nos. 

40 Nos. 

02 Nos. 

01 No. 

02 Nos. 

01 No. 

02 Nos. 

Mobile trauma care vans Mobile Veterinary Dispensary, Badnapur 01 No. 

Mobile X-Ray units Jalna ,Bhokardan,Mantha ,Ambad 

(source:-Animal Husbandary Office) 

-- 

Public address systems Railway Station Jalna 01 set 

Pumps – diesel 

01.Ex. Engr. Maharashtra Jeevan 


01 No. 


01 No. 


04 Nos. 

electric 

hand pumps 01. Municipal Council Ambad 

01 No. 

02. Civil Hosp. Jalna and RH 

10 Nos. 

Self breathing apparatus 1. Civil Hospital, Jalna 15 Nos. 

Sign boards -- -- 

Sniffer dogs 1. S.P.Office,Jalna 01 Dogs 

Tagging slips -- -- 

Tankers 1. Commandant SRPF Gr. III, Jalna 

01 No. 

2. Public Works Department Jalna 

02 Nos. 


01 No. 


02 Nos. 


01 No. 

6. E.E.(works) Z.P. Jalna 

04 Nos. 

Telephone instruments 1. District Commandants Home Guards, 

01 No. 


01 No. 

3. District Industries Centre, Jalna 

03 Nos. 



04 No. 


50 Nos. 

7. Distict Information Office, Jalna 

03 Nos. 

8. District Dy. Commissioner A.H. 

01 No. 

9. 1. District Dy. Commissioner A.H. 

10 No. 

2.. Dist.Animal Husbandry Officer Z.P. 

also avaible at all Taluka Head Quarters 

10.BSNL (Telecom) Dept. Jalna 

115 Nos. 


09 Nos. 


54 Nos. 




34 Nos. 

14. Civil Hospital, Jalna & RH 

15 Nos. 

Tents 1. Commandant, SRPF Gr. III, Jalna 

30 Nos. 


03 Nos. 

Taxi gas masks -- -- 

Tractor 1. Municipal Council Ambad 01 No. 

Trucks 1. Commandant, SRPF Gr. III, Jalna 

01 No. 

2. Ex. Engr. M.I. Div. Jalna 

01 No. 


09 Nos. 


05 Nos. 


06 Nos. 

6. E.E.(works) Z.P. Jalna 

7. BSNL, Jalna 

04 Nos. 

01 No. 

VHF sets with batteries 1. Revenue Dept. Jalna 

11 Nos. 


20 Nos 

3. Ex. Engr. M.I. Div. Jalna 

05 Nos. 

4. Railway Dept. Jalna 

11 Nos.. 


91 Nos. 

Wireless sets 1. Ex. Engr. Maharashtra Jeevan 


01 Unit 

2. Superintendent of Police, Jalna 

62 Nos. 


02 

4. Ex. Engineer, M.I. Div. Jalna (A.I. Div. 

A,bad) 

05 Set 

Tippers -- -- 

Air Compressors -- -- 

Water Pump sets 1. Municipal Council Ambad 04 Nos. 

Road Roller 1. Public Works Department Jalna 

18 Nos. 

2. Ex. Eng. M.I. Local Sector, Jalna 

02 Nos. (Under 

Repair) 

Mixer -- -- 

Fire fighter -- -- 

Fire Extinguisher BSNL, Jalna 97 Nos. 

Mobile Vans 1. Public Works Department Jalna 01 No. 

Refrigerator 1. District Health Officer, Z.P. Jalna ILR-57 

Deep Freez -57 

2. Civil Hospital,Jalna & RH 

3. State Sector at TMVP Level (Animal 

Husbandry) 

4. District Animal Husbandry Officer, Z.P. 

Jalna 


16 

165 Ltrs - 6 

320 Ltrs- 16 

Nos. 

215 Ltrs – 7 

Nos. 

180/165 Ltrs. – 

40 Nos.


5. BSNL (Telecom ) Dept. Jalna 

01 No. 

Lunches -- -- 

Vans.( light van, P.C ) 1. Commandant, SRPF Gr. III, Jalna 01 No 

Relief crow Bar 

Motor Cycle 1. Commandant, SRPF Gr. III, Jalna 



01 Nos. 

02 Nos. 

54 Nos. 

Hand Pump -- -- 

Dozer -- -- 

Dumpers Terex R25 -- -- 

Haulpac Dumpers -- -- 

Roller Dynapac Sismopator -- -- 

Motor grader -- -- 

Scrapers -- -- 

Conventional Truck -- -- 

Ambassador Cars 1. Ex. Engr. M. I. Div. Jalna 

Under Ex Engr. N.M.C. Div.2 Wadigodri 

Under Ex. Engr Local Sector Div Jalna 





6. Collector Office, Jalna 

Level Compass Tape 1. Ex. Engr. Maharashtra Jeevan 


2. Ex. Engr. M. I. Div. Jalna 




01 No. 

01 No. 

01 No 

04 Nos. 

NIL 

01 No. 

01 Nos. 

02 Nos. 

07 Nos. 

12 No. 

04 No. 

06 No. 

06 No. 


6.3.2 Warning or Occurrence of Disaster 


On the basis of reports from the possible disaster site, or on warning from agencies competent 

to issue such a warning, or on the receipt of warning or alert from Emergency Operations 

Centre, the Collector will exercise the powers and responsibilities of the District Disaster 

Manager. 

It is assumed that the district administration would be one of the key organisations for issuing 

warnings and alerts. Additionally, the list of agencies competent for issuing warning or alert 

is given below: 

Disaster Agencies 

Earthquakes IMD, MERI, 

Floods Meteorology Department, Irrigation Department 

Cyclones IMD 

Epidemics Public Health Department 

Road Accidents Police 

Industrial and Chemical Accidents Industry, MARG, Police, 

Fires Fire Brigade, Police 

The warning or occurrence of disaster will be communicated to 

Chief Secretary, Relief Commissioner, Emergency Operations Centre, 

Office of Divisional Commissioner 

All district level officials, Municipal Councils, MARG 

The officials of central government located within the district 

Non-officials namely, Guardian Minister of the district, Mayor, ZP President, MPs and 

MLAs from the district or affected area 

Local units of the Defence Services 



On the receipt of warning, all community preparedness measures and counter-disaster 

measures would come into operation. Further, the occurrence f the disaster would essentially 

bring into force the following : 

The District Collector will activate the District Control Room as the District Disaster 

Manager. 

The DCR will be expanded to include desk arrangements with responsibilities for specific 

tasks. 

All district level staff from various departments will be under the direction and control of 

the District Disaster Manager. These would also include the district level staff of 

Zilla Parishad 

Municipal Authorities 

MSEB 

MWSSB 

PWD 

MSRTC 

Irrigation 

District Industries Centre 

Telecommunications. 

Leave of all officers and staff working with the above organisations, as requisitioned by 

the District Disaster Manager, would automatically stand cancelled and the 

organisations would direct their staff to report on duty immediately. 

The Relief Commissioner is the controlling authority in respect of Grants under “2245- 

Relief on account of Natural Calamities and also Loans and Advances”. He shall, 

therefore, ensure that adequate grants are placed at the disposal of the Collector under 

these budget head and that implementation of relief and rehabilitation measures is not 

hampered on account of paucity of funds or otherwise. 

The District Disaster Manager may in case of large-scale disasters get in touch with 

the local Defence units for assistance for rescue, evacuation and emergency relief 

measures. 

The District Disaster Manager will have the authority to requisition resources, materials 

and equipment from private sector. 

The District Disaster Manager will have power to direct the industry to activate their onsite 

or off-site disaster management plan and seek assistance from MARG, if required. 

The District Disaster Manager will set-up Site Operations Centre/s in the affected area 

with desk arrangements 

The District Disaster Manager will authorise establishment of transit and/or relief camps, 

feeding centres and cattle camps. 



An on-going wireless communication and contact from the DCR to the Site Operations 

Centres, Transit Camps, Feeding Centres, Relief Camps and Cattle Camps will be 

activated. 

The District Disaster Manager will send the Preliminary Information Report and Action 

Taken Report, as per the available information, to the Chief Secretary/Relief 

Commissioner/Emergency Operations Centre and the Divisional Commissioner. 

The District Disaster Manager will authorise immediate evacuation whenever necessary 

In the event of possibilities of disasters in adjoining districts, including those beyond the 

state borders, the District Disaster Manager will issue the alert warning to them. 

In multi-district disasters, if Additional Relief Commissioner is appointed at the multidistrict 

level, the District Disaster Manager will report to the Additional Relief 

Commissioner. 

In the absence of Collector, Additional Collector or Assistant Collector or Resident Deputy 

Collector will officiate and exercise all the powers and responsibilities of the District 

Disaster Manager listed above. 


6.3.3 Desk Arrangements in District Control Room 

District Disaster Manager 

Establishing Priorities 

Direct and coordinate the services of 


Defence Services, SRP, CRPF, Home Guards, Coast Guards, CISF 

Fire Brigade, Civil Defence 

DOT, Railways, AAI, Port Trust, FCI, 

DD, AIR 

MSEB, MWSSB, MSRTC, PWD 

Meteorological Department, MERI, MPCB, 

State Government Aircrafts and Helicopters 

Coordinate with NGOs, and aid agencies 

Enlist services of GOI/GOM laboratories and expert institutions for specialised services 


Desk Assignments Functions 

Operations Desk 

A. Response Action for 

Resident Dy. Collector 

Rescue and evacuation 


Emergency transport for the seriously injured at the 

earliest possible time 

Emergency supplies of water and cooked food 

Salvage Operations 

Disposal of dead 

Transfer of marooned persons to transit camps at the 

earliest possible time 

Within shortest possible time for marooned persons, 

water, medicines, first-aid, cooked food 

Transit camps (in accordance with standards laid down) 

to be set-up at the earliest 

Food Distribution Centres (in accordance to the 

Checklist) to be set-up at the earliest 

B. Implement procurement/purchase/hire/requisition 

plans of materials available at the district level. 

C. Establishing communication links 

EOC 

Office of Divisional Commissioner 

Police, Railways, Fire Brigade, Defence Services, Civil 

Defence, FCI, CISF, CPWD, PWD, MSEB, Irrigation, 

MWSSB, RTO, MPCB, IMD, and Inter-departmental 

relief activities within the district. 

Mutual Aid and Response Group 

NGOs and NGO coordinating committee 

Private donors 

D. Reporting 



Dispatch of Preliminary Information Report and Action 

Taken Report to Emergency Operations Centre and 

Divisional Commissioner. 

Dispatch of all information and any other as asked for by 

Emergency Operations Centre and Divisional 

Commissioner. 

Report to Emergency Operations Centre and Divisional 

Commissioner on deployment and reinforcements of 

staff and resources. 

Identify specific items for follow-up actions on the 

directives of the District Disaster Manager 

E. Supervision and Monitoring of disaster management 

and relief activities within the district 

F. Market Intervention 

Promote and encourage revitalisation of local economic 

activities for speedy recovery 

Prevent hoarding, price hiking and corruption and 

unauthorised sale of relief materials 

Initiate legal action on those engaged in hoarding, price 

hiking, corruption and unauthorised sale of relief 

materials 

G. General 

Disseminate details about legal and official procedures, 

eligibility criteria with respect to relief and compensation 

for loss of life, injuries, livestock, crop, houses, required 

to be adopted, as received from EOC 

Maintenance of records (date of joining, period of 

service, leave record, overtime, etc) for all the persons 

deployed for relief work within the district 

Obtaining orders, instructions, clearances, clarifications 

from state and divisional headquarters 

Ensure implementation of orders, instructions, from 

EOC and divisional headquarters at the disaster site. 

Requisition of accommodation, structure, vehicles and 

equipment for relief duty 

Issue of passes and identification stickers for vehicles on 

relief duty 

Issue of passes and identity cards to relief personnel 

including the persons from NGOs 

Sanctioning expenses for reimbursement with the 

approval of the District Disaster Manager (DDM). 


Services Desk 

Dy. Collector 

A. A. Assess 


Search and rescue requirements as per information 

Relief requirements as per information 

B. Organise and coordinate 

Relief camps (in accordance with standards laid down) to 

be set-up 

Arrangements for dry rations and family kits for cooking 

Cattle camps 

Relief supplies to Transit and Relief camps or to Site 

Operations Centre. 

Supplies of fodder and cattle-feed to cattle camps 

Supply of seeds, agriculture inputs and services to Site 

Operations Centre. 

Welfare Services 

law and order (e.g., prevent looting and theft) 

C. Coordinate NGO activities through necessary support 

to ensure community participation 

Establishing coordination mechanisms among district 

level NGOs and other state level NGOs such as Indian 

Red Cross, Ramakrishna Mission, Bharat Sevashram, 

Swami Narayan Trust, Bharatiya Jain Sanghatna, 

OXFAM, CARE, CASA, CARITAS 

identification of NGOs to serve on committees, task 

force 

assign well-defined area of operations and report to 

EOC 

assigning specific response functions to specialised 

NGOs and report to EOC 

reporting upon procurement and disbursement of relief 

materials received through government and nongovernment 

channels 

Mobilise and coordinate work of volunteers ensuring 

community participation 


Infrastructure Desk 

Executive Engineer, PWD, 


A. Organise and coordinate clearance of debris 

B. Temporary Repairs to damaged infrastructure 

power 

water 

transport 

telecommunication 

roads 

bridges 

canals 

public buildings 

C. Construction of Facilities 

shelters with sanitation and recreation facilities 

provision of hand-pumps and borewells 

temporary structures for storage 

educational facilities 

medical facilities 

postal facility 

helipads 


Health Desk 

D.H.O., Z.P. 


A. Organise and maintain records on 

treatment of the injured and sick 

preventive medicine and anti-epidemic actions 

disposal of dead bodies 

disposal of carcasses 

Reports on food, water supplies, sanitation and disposal 

of waste 

B. Assess, supply and supervise 

Medical relief for the injured 

Number of ambulances required and hospitals where they 

could be sent, (public and private); 

Medical equipment and medicines required 

special information required regarding treatment as for 

epidemics etc. 

C. Supervision of maintenance of standards 

Identification of source for supply of drinking water 

through tankers and other means of transport 

transit and relief camps for cooking arrangements, 

sanitation, water supply, disposal of waste, water 

stagnation and health services. 

Communities for storage of rations, sanitation, water 

supply, disposal of waste, water stagnation and health 

services. 

standards in cattle camps with arrangements for water, 

fodder, disposal of solid waste, veterinary services 


Logistics Desk 


A. General 

Assessment of reinforcement needs including manpower 

and deployment of resources as per information (formats 

given) 

Requirement, availability and location of depots, and 

transportation of wood to the locations for mass 

cremation 

Identification of location where mass cremation/burial 

can be carried out and Manpower and transport that 

would be required for this work; 

Identification of location where carcasses can be 

disposed of and Manpower and transport that would be 

required for this work; 

Requesting for additional resources from other 

districts/divisional headquarters/EOC. 

Arrangements with petrol pumps for supply of fuel for 

authorised relief vehicles against credit coupons 

Coordinating and supervising issuing of Village relief 

tickets to affected families 

Ensuring safe storage, and transport of relief Supplies 

Coordinate supplies distributed directly by NGOs and 

other organisations including private donors 

Ensure proper maintenance of vehicles and equipment 

B. Coordination of Transport with 

railways 

MSRTC 

Private transporters 

Boat Operators 

State Government Aircrafts 

State Government Helicopters 

C. Organising Transport for 

Rescue parties 

Relief Personnel 

Marooned persons 

Water, medicines, first aid and cooked food for 

marooned persons 

Volunteers 

Relief Materials 

Seriously injured and Sick 


Agriculture Desk 

Principal Agriculture officer 

Phone (O), (R) 

Communication and 

Information Management 

Desk (Communication Room) 

District Information Officer 


Organise and coordinate 

Rehabilitation of agricultural production 

Ensuring interim crop production through supply of 

seeds and other inputs 

Services of extension staff 

A. Set-up an information centre in DCR to organise 

sharing of information with mass media and community 

B. Monitor disaster warnings and weather conditions in 

coordination with and on the advise of 

IMD, Irrigation, MERI, Industries 

C. C. General 

Send Out-Messages on behalf of DDM 

Maintaining In-Message, Out-Message Register 

Collect information from Site Operations Centre 

Organise information for EOC and information on 

demand from Divisional Commissioner/EOC. 

Serve as data bank required for managing operational 

aspects of disaster situations 

D. Keep readily available all the information contained 

in DDMAP, including 

Office and residence telephone numbers, fax numbers, 

and mobile numbers where applicable of Chief Secretary 

and other Secretaries including Divisional Commissioner 

Phone numbers, names, addresses and pager numbers 

where applicable of the officers and staff of the district 

and Emergency Operations Centre 

List of people on the spot who can organise and coordinate 

the relief activities, 

Phone numbers, fax numbers, wireless, etc. of the other 

control rooms; 

Phone numbers, names, and addresses of the field 

officers 

Phone numbers, names, and addresses Non-officials (like 

MPs, MLAS, and Corporators) in the District 

Planning Information required including maps 

incorporated in DDMAP 

Disaster Site Map and indications on extent to which 

other areas may be affected, etc. 

Information regarding alternate routes, water sources, 

layout of essential services which may be affected, etc. 


Resources Desk 

Accounts Officer, Collectorate 


A. Maintenance of 

Books of account for all cash receipts according to 

source of funding 

Books of accounts for all cash disbursements according 

to source of funding 

Stock register for all relief materials 

Issue register for all relief materials 

Dead stock register for all non-consumables (inventory) 

Record of all personnel payment on TA&DA, daily 

wages and other incidentals made to relief personnel. 

Records of all expenses incurred on administration and 

disaster management. 

Records of all transfer of funds (as advances) to other 

government departments (suspense account) 

Records of all cash vouchers and credit vouchers 

Records of all gratuitous relief 

Records of all compensation paid 

Preparation of records relating to finance and accounts as 

per the formats for dispatch to Emergency Operations 

Centre 

B. Issuing of receipts for 

All cash receipts 

All materials receipt 

C. General 

All payments of approved expenses, dues, claims, daily 

wages 

Reimbursement of expenses approved by administration 

Issue of cash vouchers and credit vouchers for petrol and 

diesel 


6.3.4 Role of Divisional Commissioner 

On the occurrence of disaster, the Divisional Commissioner will 


Provide for reinforcement of resources from other districts within the division 

Keep in constant touch with Chief Secretary, Relief Commissioner, Emergency 

Operations Centre 


6.4 Site Operations Centre and Relief Camps 

6.4.1 Planning Assumptions 


A small scale disaster can be managed through Collector’s office without comprehensive 

desk arrangements at the DCR. 

A Disaster affecting 

• a number of villages 

• doing considerable damage to housing 

• spread geographically over a large area and different locations 

6.4.2 Site Operations Centre 

⇒ creates problems of management and logistics 

⇒ Decentralisation of relief activities will improve the efficiency of 

DCR. This will require organisation of desk arrangements at the 

camp sites. 

⇒ Site Operations Centre and location of Relief Camps will ensure 

effective decentralisation and organisation of relief activities. 

Depending on the nature of disaster and the type of damage, it may be necessary to set-up a 

number of relief camps and/or cattle camps. 

• In such a situation, the DDM may decide to set-up a Site Operations Centre to reduce the 

pressure on DCR for field coordination. 

• Depending on the disaster locations and the number of camp sites, the DDM may decide 

to set-up more than one Site Operations Centre. 

• The Site Operation Centre and the camps would be wound up after the relief and 

rehabilitation work is called off or after the relief camps and cattle camps are dismantled 

whichever is later. 

• The activities for the Site Operations Centre are given in Table III. 

• The Site Operations Centre will be managed by Site Manager of the rank of Sub- 

Divisional Officer/Deputy Collector. 

It may be noted that a coordinating structure of this type may have many areas of overlap 

with the DCR and therefore the activities need not be duplicated. The basic functions of the 

Site Operations Centre will be to facilitate communication and coordination between DCR 

and the camp sites. A skeleton structure as given in Table II should be able to perform these 

tasks. 


6.4.3 Relief Camps 


Relief Camps would be set-up preferably on settlement lines and unless the disaster is a 

localised phenomenon, the DDM may decide to set-up as many camps as the number of 

villages affected. Also the size of the camp will be one of the considerations particularly in 

urban areas to decide on the number. The administrative structure for such relief camps 

responsible for direct service to “victims” is given in Table III. Each relief camp will be 

assigned to a Camp Officer, of the rank of Tahsildar. In some of the disasters, it may be 

necessary to set-up Feeding centres only for the victims. 

The DDM may agree to assign some such relief camps or feeding centres to willing nongovernmental 

organisations (NGOs) with demonstrated capability and required manpower. 

However, such camps would also come under coordinating mechanisms established through 

Site Operations Centre/s or DCR. 



Table II 

Site Operations Centre 

(at a convenient location from the disaster site for coordinating site operations) 

A. Response Action for 

Activities 

Rescue and evacuation 


Disposal of dead 

Transit camps (in accordance with standards laid down) 

Feeding Centres (in accordance to the Checklist) for two weeks to be set-up at the 

earliest 

Emergency supplies of water and cooked food 

B. B. Communication with 

Emergency Operations Centre 

District control room 

District administration staff in the area 

Camp Officer for transit camps, relief camps and cattle camps. 

NGOs and NGO coordinating committee 

C. Communicate to DCR 

Search and rescue requirements 

Resource requirements 

Cash Compensation 

Receive, store, secure, transport, relief materials for transit, relief and cattle camps, and 

affected villages. 

All information and subsequent demands to district control room 

D. Organise 

Preventive medicine and anti-epidemic actions 

Inspection of food, water supplies, sanitation and disposal of waste 



Table III 

Relief Camps (Components) 

(at a convenient location from the disaster site for relief ) 

Desk Assignments Functions 

Operations Desk A. Undertake Response Action for 


Feeding Centres for two weeks to be set-up at the 

earliest 

B. B. Coordination with 


District Control Room 

District administration staff in the area 

NGOs 

Private donors 

C. Manage 

Dispatch of all information (as per the formats) and 

subsequent demands to DCR/Site Operations Centre 

Organise shifts for staff and Supervision of the same 

D. General 

Maintenance of records (date of joining, period of 

service, leave record, overtime, etc) for all the persons 

deployed for relief work at operations centre 

Get sanction for expenses for reimbursement from the 

DDM through Site Operations Centre. 


Services Desk A. A. Assess 


Resource requirements 

B. B. Organise 

Arrangements for dry rations and family kits for cooking 

within two weeks of the disaster 

Relief supplies to families or to households including 

water, clothing, and food 

C. C. Provide Welfare services 

Restoration of family (including locating missing 

children, relatives, friends) 

Assistance in locating missing cattle 

Assisting students to continue with their studies 

Services for the orphans 

Assisting individuals with special needs (pregnant 

women, infants, handicapped, old, widows etc) 

Counselling services 

Promotive services for mental health 


Infrastructure Desk A. Clear debris 

Health Desk A. Organise 


B. Mobilise community participation and coordinate 

building of 

shelters for affected people with sanitation facilities 

temporary structures for storage 

Kitchens 

medical facilities 

education facility 

recreational facility 

postal facility 

temporary Repairs to damaged infrastructure 

disposal of dead bodies 

disposal of carcasses 

disposal of waste and waste water 

Treatment of the injured and sick 

Preventive medicine and anti-epidemic actions 

Inspection of food, water supplies, sanitation and 

disposal of waste 

Logistics Desk Issue Village relief tickets to affected families 

Organise distribution of Relief Supplies 

Receive, store, secure, relief materials for relief camps, 

and affected villages. 

Coordinate supplies distributed directly by NGOs and 

other organisations including private donors 

Ensure proper maintenance of vehicles and equipment 

Ensure optimum utilisation of resources such as fuel, 

food, and other relief materials 

Mobilise and coordinate work of volunteers ensuring 

community participation 

Organise facilities for staff and volunteers 


Communication and 

Information Management 

Desk 

Resources Desk A. Maintenance of 


Collect and dispatch following information to Site 

Operations Centre 

Data collection 

Record keeping 

Assistance in locating missing persons 

Information Centre 

Organisation of information for Site Operations Centre 

and on specific demands. 

Maintaining In-Message and Out-Message Register 

Sending all Out-Messages on behalf of Camp Officer of 

Relief Camp. 

Books of account for all cash receipts 

Books of accounts for all cash disbursements 

Stock register for all relief materials 

Issue register for all relief materials 

Dead stock register for all non-consumables (inventory) 

Record of all personnel payment for daily wages and 

other incidentals made to relief personnel. 

Records of all expenses incurred on administration and 

disaster management at relief camp. 

Records of all gratuitous relief 

Records of all compensation paid 

Preparation of records relating to finance and accounts as 

per the formats for dispatch to Site Operations Centre 

B. B. General 

All cash donations must be deposited with District 

Control Room and a receipt for the same obtained 

All material donations must be entered in stock register 

and made available for inspection to officer from the 

District Control Room or Site Operations Centre 

Maintain record of all issue of cash vouchers and credit 

vouchers for petrol and diesel 


6.5 Facilities/Amenities Provided in the DCR 

6.5.1 Planning Assumption 


The Collector’s office has an adjoining Meeting Room, which can accommodate 

approximately 30-40 people. Hence, this will be used as a Conference Room. 

The Communication Room is located next to the Collector’s office 

6.5.2 Layout 

The DCR has 

adequate space for a large workstation 

various desk arrangements during disaster situations. 

The DCR is equipped with 

necessary furniture and storewells for keeping 

files of messages 

stationery 

other office equipment. 

Action Plans including sub-plans and local plans 

Vulnerability Maps 

List of key contact persons 

[Are easily accessible with clear labels, and not kept under lock and key]. 

Important phone numbers which are frequently required are displayed on the wall so that they 

can be seen easily, while other phone numbers, names and addresses etc., are also 

maintained on the computer to facilitate easy retrieval and cross-referencing.. 

Provision is made for 

first-aid and other basic medical relief for the staff 

a rest room with adequate facilities and 

a lunch room 

[This is required especially during disaster when staff may have to be on duty for long hours 

at a stretch]. 


6.5.2.1 Communication Room (Main Message Room) 


[The existing police wireless system continues to be in contact with the reorganised DCR]. 

In addition, the following facilities are available in the communication room 

Telephones 

Fax 

Intercom units for contact within the Collectorate 

VSAT connection to the Divisional Commissioner and EOC in Mantralaya 

Civil Wireless Network upto Tahsildar level 

One PC with modem and printer 

Mechanical typewriter 

Mobiles and Pagers (where available and necessary) 

Photocopying machine 

During disaster, hotlines from communication room to be connected to 

Divisional Commissioner 

EOC at Mantralaya 

Superintendent of Police of the district 

Civil Surgeon of the district 


Separate tables are provided for each communication instruments such as 

VSAT 

telephones 

fax 

computer 

printer 

typewriter 

wireless 

The phones, i.e. intercom, STD phone, EPBX extension, hotline etc., are of different colours, 

and with distinct rings if possible, to enable them to be distinguished from each other. An 

emergency light, fire extinguishers, and a generator for the computer and fax machine are also 

provided in the communication room. 


6.5.2.2 Desk Requirements 

Each of the desks have 

an independent phone with STD facility 


intercom units for contact within the Collectorate for all Desk Officers in DCR and 

Officers-in-charge from line departments and other agencies at the district level 

hotline for all Officers-in-charge to be connected to their respective 

agencies/departments. 

Office space for secretarial facility has to be clearly demarcated. 

[These telephones with STD facilities will be installed in DCR and kept in working condition 

under lock and key during normal circumstances]. 

6.5.3 Transport 

Provision is made for a jeep with wireless communication assigned to DCR during normal 

times. Additional vehicles will be requisitioned as per the requirements during the 

emergency. 


6.5.4 Staffing requirements for DCR 


Three categories of staff are suggested for the DCR: Regular Staff for Communication Room, 

Staff -on-call and Staff on Disaster Duty. 

6.5.4.1 Regular Staff 

The regular staff will be posted permanently in the DCR which will be responsible for 

manning the Communication Room on a 24-hour basis. 

The regular staff would include the following: 

Desk Officer - Communication Room 

A Deputy Collector from the Collectorate will function as the Desk Officer - 

Communication Room. He will be in charge of the day-to-day operation of the 

Communication Room during official working hours. He will be assisted by officers of the 

rank of Naib Tahsildars and Awal Karkuns from the Collectorate in rotation during nonworking 

hours. 

Communication Room Assistant 

The person holding this position will be the key person of the DCR and will be of the rank of 

an Awal Karkun. He will always be physically present in the Communication Room. He 

will be responsible for processing all messages and information received and maintained by 

the Communication Room and communicating the same to the Desk Officer and Collector. 

Stenographer 

The person holding this position will provide all secretarial assistance to the Communication 

Room. The person should be computer literate and should be able to operate database 

systems. 

Communication operators (for 24 hours) 

The communication operator will attend to wireless set as well as the VSAT connection in 

the Communication Room. 

Driver cum Messenger/Attendant (for 24 hours) 

Drivers will be required for the vehicle attached to the DCR and kept on stand-by duty. These 

drivers should also be trained to operate the wireless fitted in the vehicle attached to the 

DCR. 


6.5.4.2 Staff-on-call 


Staff-on-call will be available for immediate duty in case of a disaster. 

Two Deputy Collectors will make up the Staff -on-call. During a disaster, these officers will 

always be available "on call". 

The staff-on-call will be appointed in rotation from some identified departments. The 

rotation period could be of at least a month, to ensure some degree of continuity. 

6.5.4.3 Staff on Disaster Duty 

Staff on Disaster Duty will be required to shoulder additional responsibility in the case of a 

disaster. This, additional staff will be in the nature of a reserve and may be drawn from 

various departments. During normalcy, this staff will not be called on to perform any duty in 

the DCR. This staff will be responsible for managing the desk arrangements mentioned 

earlier. 

The departmental officers nominated as “Officer-in-Charge” from the concerned line 

departments and other agencies will be available in the DCR during the disaster period. 

Departments have appointed the senior-most District Officer of the department as “Officerin-Charge”. 

The Collector, Additional Collector, Assistant Collector, Resident Deputy Collector, all 

Deputy Collectors, SDOs and Tahsildars are familiar with the functioning of DCR. 

Officers-in-Charge drawn from various line departments and agencies will be provided 

orientation through training programmes to be organised by YASHADA. 


6.6 Multi-district Disasters 


In case of disasters which have an impact on more than one district in a division the role of 

the Divisional Commissioner comes into prominence . The Commissioner’s responsibilities 

shall include exercising general supervision over the work of preparation of contingency 

plan undertaken by the Collectors in his Division and also on the relief and rehabilitation 

operations in those districts. 

At the Divisional Commissioner’s level all the state departments and agencies have a regional 

head. It is very practical for the Divisional Commissioner to seek the support of these 

regional heads towards the commitment of regional resources to a disaster situation. 

For a disaster in more than one district (within or across the division), the role of Divisional 

Commissioner is to: 

provide a unified command through inter-district control room 

ensure need-based resource allocations amongst districts 

seek the support of regional heads of line departments for relief 

Direct and Coordinate in response to requirements from district control room the services 

of 

MSRTC 

State Government departments 

SRP, CRPF, Home Guards, Coast Guards, CPWD, CISF 

Fire Brigade, Civil Defence 

Telecommunications 

maintain a close liaison with the EOC 

seek policy guidelines, if necessary 

Mobilise services of Central/State government laboratories and recognised research 

centres for specialised services 

In such a situation, the Divisional Commissioner will act 

as the Additional Relief Commissioner for the disaster area, 

his powers will be analogous to that of Relief Commissioner in the EOC. 

will access funds from the State Government for this purpose 

will be assisted by Deputy Commissioner, Revenue in discharge of disaster 

management functions as is the normal practice. 

will receive the support of other Deputy Commissioners and Assistant Commissioners 

and Line Department Heads. 

[The district control rooms would continue to function in their respective districts and 

perform all the functions as per the DDMAP]. 


7.1 Planning Assumptions 

7. RESPONSE STRUCTURE 

Section VII : Response Structure 

The multi-disaster response plan takes a generic approach to disaster situations to 

identify information requirements along with communication, coordination, monitoring 

and institutional arrangements. 

The overall response structure remains constant irrespective of the type of disaster. 

The flow chart indicate the chain of command that should be set in motion in order to 

manage the disaster. 


7.3. 1 Key Officials of various Departments 


Department/Agency Designation Phone No.(O) Phone No. 

( R) 

Irrigation Executive Engineer, M.I., Jalna 02482-220436 992223717 

Ex. Eng. N.M.C. Div. Wadigodri 02483-227282 9890591318 

Ex. Eng. M.I. Local Sector, Jalna 02482-225291 9860292730 

Ex. Eng. A.I. Div. Aurangabad 0240-2334794 9423147368 

Police Superintendent of Police, Jalna 225601 225401 

PWD Executive Engineer, PWD, Jalna -1 230143 230628 

Executive Engineer, PWD, Jalna -2 230512 230261 

Health 

Civil Surgeon, Jalna 224381, 224349, 

223451 

224450 

DHO, Z.P., Jalna 225703 223744 

ADHO, Z.P., Jalna 225703 

RCHO, Z.P., Jalna 230011 

EMO, Z.P., Jalna 225703 225705 

Water Supply Executive Engineer, Maharashtra 

Jeevan Pradhikaran Division, Jalna 

224189, 220599 ---- 

R.T.O. Dy. RTO, Jalna 220929 ---- 

S.R.P.F. Group III Commandant S.R.P.F. Gp. III 230902 230602 

Home Guards 

District Commandant, Home 

Fax.230902 

Guard, Jalna 

224234 98233711415 

MSEDCL Superintending Engineer, 

MSEDCL, C.O., Jalna 

225912 234885 

Executive Engineer, MSEDCL, 

Jalna 1 

230876 230503 

Executive Engineer, MSEDCL, 

Jalna 2 

Police Inspector, MSEDCL, Police 

232416 7876764014 

Station, Mastgad, Jalna 

236111 -------- 

Telecom Telecom District Manager, Jalna 232900 232901 

Agriculture 

Animal Husbandry 

Superintendent Agriculture, Jalna 

Agriculture Development Officer 

230513 

224693 

9422211941 

9422186483 

District Deputy District Deputy Commissioner A.H. 02482/ 

9420825838 

Commissioner A.H. 

220106 

District Animal 

Husbandry Officer, 

Zilla Parishad, Jalna 

Veterinary Polyclinic, 

Jalna. 

District Artificial 

District Animal Husbandry Officer, 

Zilla Parishad, Jalna. 

Assistant Commissioner, Animal 

Husbandry, Jalna. 

Livestock Development Officer 

02482/223888 

02482/224693 

Extn.230 

218 

02482/ 

220690 

0240/ 

02482/221182 

9423156399 

9822491293 

9823202842 


Insemination Centre, 

Jalna. 

Animal Husbandry Dist. Animal Husbandry Officer, 

Jalna 


225418 

220106 223296 

Publicity Dist. Information Officer, Jalna 225104 224741 

Revenue, Officer I/C Resident Dy. Collector, Jalna 225502 220662 

Fire Brigade, Jalna & Chief Officer, M.C. Jalna 230432, 234155 (R) 

Municipal Council of 

Jalna 

230101 223399 

Municipal council 

Ambad 

Chief Officer M.C. Ambad 02483-221225 -- 

Municipal Council, 

Bhokardan 

Chief Officer, M.C. Bhokardan 02485-244213 02485-244209 

Municipal Council, Chief Officer, M.C.10.1 Partur 02484/ 221026, -- 

Partur 

221068 

District Industrial General Manager 220957, -- 

Centre, Jalna 

220985 

220207 

District Deputy District Deputy Commissioner A.H. 02482 / 9579084301 

Commissioner A.H. 

220106 

District Animal District Animal Husbandry Officer, 02482 / 

Husbandry Officer, Zilla Parishad, Jalna. 

223888 9860171212 

Zilla Parishad, Jalna 

224693 

Veterinary Polyclinic, Assistant Commissioner, Animal 02482/ 

9422042849 

Jalna. 

Husbandry, Jalna. 

220690 

District Artificial Livestock Development Officer 02482/ 

9422862903 

Insemination Centre, 

Jalna. 

225418 

Jalna Livestock Development Officer 

P.S. 

-- 9822327620 

Bhokardan Livestock Development Officer 

P.S. 

-- 9422347063 

Ambad Livestock Development Officer 

P.S. 

-- 9604232656 

Jafrabad Livestock Development Officer 

P.S. 

-- 9960155510 

Partur Livestock Development Officer 

P.S. 

-- 9730845450 

Mantha Livestock Development Officer 

P.S. 

-- 9420816780 

Badnapur Livestock Development Officer 

P.S. 

-- 9404002098 

Ghansavangi Livestock Development Officer 

P.S. 

-- 9403857459 

Phone numbers and addresses of the office bearers of the above organizations are given in the 

inventory of resources. 


7.4 Involvement and Assistance available to Departments from 

Private Sector/Academic Institutions 

7.4.1 Police Department 

Sr. 

No. 

01 Jalna 

Place Name of 

Institutes/College 

1)J.E.S. College, Jalna 

2)Mastodari Arts and 

Commerce College, 

Mastagad, Jalna 

3) Dankunwar Mahila 

College, Jalna 

4) Rashtramata Indira 

Gandhi College, Jalna 

5) Barwale Arts, 

Science and Commerce 

College, Jalna 

6)Jalna Social Work 

College, Shani Temple, 

Jalna 

02 Ambad 1)Commerce & Arts 

College, Ta. Ambad, 

Dist. Jalna 


Name of Contact Person No. of 

NCC 

cadets 

Dr.R. S. Agarwal, Principal, 

Tel. No. 232880 

Y.S.Sonawane, Program 

Officer, NSS Unit. 

R.J. Gaikawad, Principal, 

Tel. No. 225332 

N.H.Borade, Program Officer, 

NSS Unit 

Anand Lahoti , Principal, 

Tel. No. 235082 

Smt.Urmila Vyapari, Program 

Officer, NSS Unit 

Smt. S. V. Tidke, Principal, Tel. 

No. 237083 

S.P.Chavan, Program Officer, 

NSS Unit 

Dr.R.S.Avasthi, Principal, Tel. 

No. 220522 

Sandeep Patil, Program Officer, 

NSS Unit 

A. B. Dhadbal, Principal, Tel. 

No. 230560 

Bhagwatrao Katare, Principal, 

Mob. No.9422219641 


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Number of 

NSS 

Volunteers 

225(Sr. 

College) 

100 (Jr. 

College) 

250 (Sr. 

College) 

100 (Jr. 

College) 

125 

75 

50 

50 

175(Sr. 

College) 

100 (Jr. 

College)

03 Partur 1)Lalbahadur Shastri 

College, Ta. Partur, 

Dist. Jalna 

04 

Mantha 

1)Swami Vivekanand 

College, Ta. Mantha, 

Jalna 

05 Jafrabad 1)Sidhartha Arts & 

Commerce College, Ta. 

Jafrabad, Dist. Jalna 

06 Bhokard 

an 

07 Badnapu 

r 

1)Moreshwar Arts & 

Commerce College, Ta. 

Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna 

1) Arts, Commerce & 

Science College, Ta. 

Badnapur, Dist. Jalna 

B.B.Dhaneeshwar, Principal, 

Mob. No.9422796377 

K.Sonwane, Program Officer, 

NSS Unit 

Dr.Takle, Principal, 

Tel. No. N.A. 

P.K.Bhalerao, Principal, Tel. 

No. 222098 

R.P.Patil, Program Officer, NSS 

Unit 

Shri Kalambe, Principal, Tel. 

No.244460 

P.R.Rokde, Program Officer, 

NSS Unit 

Smt.Meher Pathrikar, Principal, 

Tel. No.261740 



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75 

50 

75 

50

7.4.2 Forest Dept. 

Sr. 

No. 


List of Timber Merchants in Jalna District for firewood during disposal of dead bodies 

Name of Merchant Address Phone No. 

1 Ambika Sawmill, Mantha Prabhakar Ramchandra Khandagale 

At post Tq Mantha 

9923712410 

2 New Ambika Sawmill, Mantha Sukhdeo Shripatrao Borade, At Post 

Tq Mantha. 

9422537811 

3 Vishwanath Sawmill, Mantha Vishwanath Ganpatrao Borade At 

Post Tq Mantha. 

9970929232 

4 Ghare Sawmill, Mantha Gangadhar Gopalrao Ghare At Post 

Tq Mantha. 

9423703932 

5 Paresh Sawmill, Partur Paresh Laxmanrao Patil, At Post 

Partur, Dist Jalna 

9244796576 

6 Kailas Sawmill, Partur Eknath Babrao Sangule, At Post 

Partur 

9422796442 

7 Vishwakarma Sawmill, Partur Radhakishan Asaram Kale, At Post 

Tq Partur 

9421322775 

8 New Pakiza Sawmill, Ashti Noor Mohmood Shaikh Ismail, At 

Post Ashti, Tq Partur 

9423458393 

9 Vishwakarma Sawmill, Ashti Vithal Sakhahari Panchal, At Post 

Ashti Tq Partur 

9321322967 

10 Patel Sawmill Jalna Vinod Vishram Patel, Lakkad Kot 

Jalna 

9422179398 

11 Santosh Sawmill Jalna Devichand Khemchand Beniwal, - 

12 Vishwakarma Sawmill, Jalna 

Lakkad Kot Jalna, 

Amarsingh Bhardia, Lakkad Kot 

Jalna, 

- 

13 Shrikrishna Sawmill Jalna Rupkumar Mehrulal Chaoudhari, 9822314777 

14 Satyanarayan Sawmill, Jalna 

Lakkad Kot Jalna 

Bhagirath Babulal Choudhari - 

15 Patel Timber Industries, Jalna Parvatibai Mulji Patel, Lakkad Kot 

Jalna 

9422724375 

16 Ganesh Sawmill Jalna Mohan Bhaiyalal Ramcharan, 9823345505 

17 Kailas Sawmill, Jalna 

Lakkad Kot jalna 

Rajesh Nehrulal Choudhari 9822679717 

18 Shriram Sawmill, Ramnagar Balaji Bhagwan Surase, Ramnagar, 

Tq Jalna 

9421319210 

19 Amol Sawmill, Tembhurni Chandrakant Rambhau Pimple, At 226221 / 

post Tembhurni, Tq Jafrabad 02485 

20 Marathwada Sawmill, Jafrabad Mohd Moinuddin, At Post Tq 

Jafrabad 

9423703305 

21 Ambika Sawmill, Varud Shivaji Motiram Ingle, At Post 221163 / 

Varud, Tq Jafrabad 

02485 

22 Jahir Sawmill, Badnapur Kazi Jahir Mayoddin - 



Gulam,Mohiuddin, 

Badnapur Tq Badnapur 

At Post 

23 Pragat Sawmill, Badnapur Kisan Bandu Sable, Tq Badnapur - 

24 Ashok Sawmill, Dhopteshwar Limbaji Rambhaji Hivrale, At - 

25 

Dhoteshwar, Tq Badnapur, 

Maharashtra Sawmill,. Ambad Chandrapraskh Kachrulal Sodani, At 

Post Ambad 

- 

26 Maharashtra Sawmill, Ranjani Nasir Ali Mehmood Ali, at Post 

Ranjani, Post Ghansawangi 

- 

27 Sainath Sawmill, Anterwali Devidas Babasaheb Khatke, At Post 

Vadi Godri, Tq Ambad 

- 

28 Lulekar Sawmill, Sukapuri Dashrath Govidrao Lulekar, At Post 

Sukapuri Tq Ambad 

- 

29 Maharashtra Sawmill, Syed Maru Syed Rauf, At Post - 

Shajagad 

Shajagad, Tq Ambad 

30 Goodluck Sawmill, Bhokardan Modh Yasin Shaikh, Tq Bhokardan 

31 Geeta Sawmill Bhokardan Gopal Harji Patel, At Post 

Bhokardan 

32 Balaji Sawmill, Kedarkheda Ramvilas Hanuman prasad Sharma 

At Post Kedarkheda, Tq Bhokardan 


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7.4.3 Public Works Department 

Sr. 

No 

Areas of Cooperation 

and 

assistance 

available 

01 Repairs of Roads, 

Bridges & 

buildings, 

Construction of 

relief Camps, 

Diversion of 

Traffic and 

Clearance of 

debris, etc. 

Names and 

addresses of contact 

person and 

organization 

1) Shri R. R. Khadke, 

Govt. Contractor, 

Single Jean, Old Jalna, 


2) Shri B.M.Danve Patil 

Govt. Contractor 

Shrkrushna Nagar 

Jalna. Mo.9422215500 

3) Shri D.D.Patil 

Pritisudha Nagar 

Mantha Road Jalna 

Mo.9422215315 

4) Shri K. N. Thakur, 


Chhatrapati Colony, 

Old Jalna, Phone No. 

233664 

5) Shri M. P. Mehra, 


Shastri Mohalla, Old 

Jalna, Phone No. 

233095(O), 232230(R) 

6) Shri Sayed Saleem, 

Behind Dawat Hotel, 

Mantha Rd. Jalna, 

Phone No. 231382 (O), 

231136 (R) 

7) Shri S.P.Ratnaparkhe 

Nutan Vasahat Ambad 

Road Jalna 

Resources or type 

of help available 

from these 

organizations/ 

agencies 

Vibratory Roller, 

Tipper, Hot Mix 

plant, Stone Crusher 

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Roller, Truck, 

Hot mix plant, Power 

Roller, Truck, Stone 

Crusher 

Stone Crusher, 

Truck, Power Roller 




Area of 

operation of 

these 

organizations/ 

agencies 

Jalna, 

Jafrabad, 

Ambad, 

Bhokardan, 

Badnapur, 

Ghansawangi, 

Mantha, 

Partur. 

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7.4.4 Regional Transport Officer 

For Good Trucks, Water tankers, fuel tankers and Vans. 

1) LIST OF WATER TANKERS 

Sr. No. Name of Owners, Contact Phone No. 

and address 

01 Shri Mishrikotkar, Pritam transport, Jalna 

C/o Deepak Motors, Aurangabad-Jalna 

Rd., Jalna 

Phone No.-230267 (O), 221177(R) 

02 

Shri Abdul Hapiz, Old Jalna 

Phone No.- 239609(O), 243315 (R) 

2) LIST OF FUEL, MILK & OIL TANKERS 

Sr. No. Name of Owners, Contact Phone No. 

and address 

01 Shri Rajendra Gopikishan Khandelwal, 

Khandelwal Complex, Near Gadiya 

Hospital, Jalna 

02 Shri Ranjeetsing Shivajirao Patil, At. 

Rajni, Tq. Ghansawangi, Dist. Jalna 

03 Shri Ranjeetsing Shivajirao Patil, At. 

Rajni, Tq. Ghansawangi, Dist. Jalna 

04 M/s S.S.D. Relience Pvt. Ltd., G.No. 77, 

Deolgaon Raja Rd. Jalna 

M. V. NO. 


MH-21-D-8769 

MH-21-D-8815 

MH-21-D-8877 

MH-21-D-8877 


3) LIST OF GOODS TRUCKS . 

SR. 

NO. 

Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge Name, Designation 

, Address , Phone, Mobile, Fax 

1 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Ajanta Road Lines , Wear 

House Road, Jalna. Ph. No. 231286 

(Office) 

M-9860876086 

2 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Andhra -Gujarat Transport 

Co. , Wear House Road, Jalna. Ph. 

No. 231864 (Office) 

M - 9422216586 

3 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Andhra- Maharashtra 

Transport, Jalna. Ph. No. 231564 (O) 

4 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Adarsh Transport, Jalna, 

Ph. No. 232157 (O) M-9423156307 

5 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Bombay-Andhra Transport, 

Near Raj Hotel, Ph. No. 220135 (O) 

6 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Bombay Daily Goods, 

Behind Raj Hotel. Ph. No. 232834 (O) 

7 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Bombay Gujarat Transport, 

New Mondha, Jalna. Ph. No. 30281 

(O) 

8 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Batco Road Line Corpor. , 

Behind Raj Hotel, Jalna. 

Ph. No. 232995 (O) 

9 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Bholenath Transport, New 

Mondha, Jalna. 

M-9423460825 

Ph. No. 233178 (O) 

10 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Balaji Transport, Jalna. 

Ph. No. 230147 (O) 

11 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Bagai Golden Transport, 

Jalna. 

Ph. No. 222647 (O) 

12 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Carrier Jalna, Near 

Telephone Exchange, Jalna. 

Ph. No. 230597 (O) 

13 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Central India Transport, 

New Mondha, Jalna. 

Ph. No. 230596 (O) 

M-9421474496 

14 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Seema Goods Transport, 

Deolgaon Raja Road, Jalna. Ph. No. 

232885 (O) 

15 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Prakash Goods Transport, 

New Mondha, Jalna. 

Ph.No.Off.232353 

M-9822193631 


Alternate Authority Name , 

Designation, Address , 

Phone , Mobile Fax 

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16 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, South Eastern Roadways, 

Subhash Chowk, Jalna. 

Ph.No.Off222307 

17 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Transport Corporation of 

India, Sham Lodge, Jalna. 


18 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Ganesh Transport, Jalna, 


M-9422992332 

19 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Ghadge Patil Transport, 

Jalna. Ph.No.Off.30741 

20 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Jalna Motor Transport, 

Ganesh Oil Mill, Jalna. Ph. No. 

Off.222665 

21 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Jalna Motor Transport Co., 

Pitty, Rangar Galli, Jalna. Ph. No. 

Off.230757 

22 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Janata Transport , Jalna. 

Ph. No. Off. 222208 

23 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Krishna Golden Transport, 

Wear House Road, Jalna. 


M-9372030787, 9823140186 

24 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Kirti Transport, Jalna. Ph. 

No. 230459 (O) 

M-9422217365 

25 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Laxmi Transport Co. , Near 

Sham Lodge, Jalna. 


M-9422723217 

26 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Lucky Transport , Pro. 

Mohammed Iqbal, Jalna. 


M-9423711186 

27 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Mahagujarat Roadways, 

Wear House Road, Jalna. 


M-9422215271 

28 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Maharashtra Transport, 

Sarojini Devi Road, Jalna. 


9422724097 

29 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Maharashtra Gujarat, 

Transport Jalna. Ph.No.Off.233369 

30 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Mange Roadways, Jalna. 

Ph.No. 230397 

M-9325812666 

31 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, New Shakti Roadways, 

New Mondha, Jalna. Ph. No. Off. 

30019 


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32 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, New Balaji Transport, 

Jalna. Ph. No. Off.30534 

33 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, New Lucky Transport, 

Jalna. Ph. No. Off. 30386 

34 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, New Gajanan, Jalna. 

Ph. No. Off. 232736 

M-9422216411 

35 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Patel Roadways ( Sharma), 

Jalna Ph. No. Off. 220856 

36 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Raghoji Motor Good 

Transport, New Mondha , Jalna. Ph. 

No. Off. 230271 

37 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Rahul Transport, Jalna. Ph. 

No. Off. 221384 

38 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Roshan Transport, Jalna. 

Ph. No. Off. 230653 

39 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Roshan Transport, Kadbi 

Mandi, Jalna. Ph. No. Off. 222342 

40 Goods Transport Jalna Manager, Roshan Transport, Mondha 

Road, Jalna. Ph. No. Off. 232534 

41 

42 

43 

Goods Transport 



Jalna 

Jalna 

Jalna 

Manager,Rajesh Transport Jalna. Ph. 

No. Off. 230965 

Manager Mahalaxmi 

Transport,Anvikar 

complex,Aurangabad road Jalna 

Ph.Off.220220 

M-9423156269 

9823031269 

9823051220 

Manager Vijay Transport,Anvikar 

complex,Aurangabad Road,Jalna 

Ph.Off.220452,220952 

M-9823266395 


Phone numbers of Transport Union Leaders/Members 

1) Mr.Suresh Upadhye :- 9422217365,9422216731 

2) Mr. Bankar :- 9890226111 

3) Mr. OmPrakash Agrawal :- 9422219012, 9422219074 

4) Mr. Shaikh Daud :- 9823662076 

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For mini-buses and luxury buses. 


Sr. 

No. 

M.V. No. Name and address of owner 

01 MH 21- 5657 Shri Omprakash Ramgopal Attal, R/o. Bajarang Dal Mill, Jalna 

02 MH 21 - 5621 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna 












14 MH 21 - 5488 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. 1-13-140, Bhavsar Galli, 

Jalna 

15 MH 21 - 5398 Shri Shivratan Gopikishan Bagdiya, R/o. Rajendra Prasad Road, 

Jalna 

16 MH 21 - 5651 Shri Pannalal Shivratan Bagadiya, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna 



19 MH 21 - 5650 Smt. Jamunabai Shivratan Bagadiya R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. Jalna 



22 MH 21 - 5633 Shri Rajendra Satyanarayan Bharuka, R/o. Sunil Automobiles 

Jamwadi Ta. Jalna 







26 MH 21 - 5800 Shri Dinesh Satyanarayan Bharuka, R/o. Ajanta Nagar, Murgi 

talab, Jalna 

27 MH 21 - 5799 Shri Dinesh Satyanarayan Bharuka, R/o. Ajanta Nagar, Murgi 

talab, Jalna 

28 MH 21 - 5511 Shri Satyanarayan Radhakishan Bharuka, R/o. Naya Bazar, Jalna 

29 MH 21 - 5522 Shri Satyanarayan Radhakishan Bharuka, R/o. Naya Bazar, Jalna 

30 MH 21 - 6077 Shri Ganesh Satyanarayan Bharuka, R/o. Panshendra, Ta. Dist. 

Jalna 


Jalna 


Jalna 

33 MH 21 - 5699 Shri C. Kadar Mohmed, R/o. Selgaon Ta. Badnapur, Dist. Jalna 



34 MH 21 - 5648 Smt. Gangabai Maruti Gaikwad, R/o. Police Head Quarter, S.No. 

488, Jalna 

35 MH 21 - 5757 Shri Eknathrao Narayanrao Bhagat, R/o. Par Janephal Ta. 

Jafrabad, Dist. Jalna 

36 MH 21 - 5656 Shri Bajarang Madhavrao Birajdar, R/o. Dinesh Building, Mantha 

Rd. Jalna 

37 MH 21 - 5647 Shri Bajarang Madhavrao Birajdar, R/o. Dinesh Building, Mantha 

Rd. Jalna 

38 MH 21 - 5900 Mrs. Jyoti Prakash Suryawanshi, R/o. Panshendra, Ta. Dist. Jalna 

39 MH 21 - 5907 Shri Sanjay Eknathrao Bhagat, R/o. Panshendra, Ta. Dist. Jalna 

40 MH 21 - 5919 Shri Shivsingh Hirasingh Rajput, R/o. Khamgaon Ta. Badnapur, 

Jalna 

41 MH 21 - 5430 Shri Anil Radhakishan Pathak, R/o. Arub Mohalla, Ta. Ambad, 

Dist. Jalna 

42 MH 21 - 6121 Shri Anil Radhakishan Pathak, R/o. Arub Mohalla, Ta. Ambad, 

Dist. Jalna 

43 MH 21 - 5555 Smt. Seema Naaz Akbar Gani, R/o. Anand Swami Mohalla, Ta. 

Dist. Jalna 

44 MH 21 - 5599 Smt. Seema Naaz Akbar Gani, R/o. Anand Swami Mohalla, Ta. 

Dist. Jalna 

45 MH 21 - 6219 Shri Rahulkumar Sharad Mishrikotkar, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. 

Jalna 

46 MH 21 - 6319 Shri Rahulkumar Sharad Mishrikotkar, R/o. Deomurti, Ta. Dist. 

Jalna 

47 MH 21 - 5571 Smt. Seema Taramuiya Faruque Kamal, R/o. Anad Swami 

Mohalla, Ta.Dist. Jalna 

48 MH 21 - 5519 Smt. Seema Taramuiya Faruque Kamal, R/o. Anad Swami 

Mohalla, Ta.Dist. Jalna 

49 MH 21 - 6151 Shri Udaysingh Ramsingh Rajput, R/o. Khadarpari, Ta. 

Ghansawangi, Dist. Jalna 

50 MH 21 - 5600 Shri M.W. Mishrikotkar, R/o. Ware House Rd., Ta. Dist. Jalna 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

MH 21 – 5573 

MH21- J 5757 

MH21-K5757 

MH21-9944 

MH21-9933 

MH21-9333 

MH21-9111 

Shri Sk. Azam Sk. Shabir, R/o. Sheoli, Ta. Dist. Jalna 

Rajesh G Sharma,Shivaji Putala ,Jalna 

9422219119 

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Usha Rajesh Sharma, Shivaji Putala,Jalna 

9422219119 


7.4.4 Health Department 


Names of Private Doctors/ Hospitals in District Jalna with contact details are given below:- 

Sr. Name of Doctor/ Speciality Address Phone No. No. of 

No. Hospitals 

Beds 

01 Dr. Avinash R. 

MBBS Wadgaonkar Hospital 9421319287 05 

Wadgaonkar 

(D.Orho) Ambad Dist. Jalna, 

02 Dr.S.G.Bahekar MBBS Sanddip Matarniti & 02484 10 

Surgical Hospital, 

Partur 

221155 

03 Dr.S.S.Maniyar MD Maniyar Hospital 230537 10 

Shvaji Chowk Jalna 9422217020 

04 Dr.C.D.Mojesh MS Jalna Mission Hospital 230149 225 

Jalna 

238952 

05 Dr.Mrs Aruna B.Bhale MBBS Ambika Hospital 234319 03 

Madhuban Colony 

Jalna 

9422724876 

06 Dr.Hitesh Raithatha MD(Medi) Jayshree Hospital SRP 230320 20 

Dr.Mrs.Ela-H Raithatha DGO Road Jalna 

9890549267 

07 Dr.Hiralal C.Sharma DGO Sanjivani Hospital 9422724081 06 

Income Tax Colony 

Jalna 

223983 

08 Dr.Yogesh 

MBBS Giriraj Hospital Shivaji 

05 

G.Dhannawat 

(D.Orho) Statue Jalna 

09 Dr.Sanjay V.Ambekar MD (Medi) Ambekar Hospital 

Shree Colony College 

Road Jalna 

231828 19 

10 Dr.Shripad 

DGO Deshpande Hospital 234615 06 

D.Deshpande 

Behind Town Hall 

Jalna 

9422218135 

11 Dr.Shyam S.Bhudhani MD (Medi) Nanak Critical Care 

Post Office Road Kali 

Kruti Jalna 

242759 08 

12 Dr.Santosh S.Lahoti DGO Lahoti Hospital Gandhi 

Nagar Near Police 

Station Ambad 

9422725188 04 

13 Dr.Rajendra P.Karwa MS Karwa Hospital Post 

Offifce Road Jalna 

234004 11 

14 Dr.Mrs Lata S.Puri MBBS Tiurpati Hosptal Bhaji 02484 30 

Mandi Partur 

221344 

15 Dr.Mahendra T.Karwa MD(ObGy) Mahendra Hospital 230187 10 

Shivaji Statue Road 

Jalna 

235087 

16 Dr.Mrs Charusmita C MD(ObGy Hawaldar Nursing 233132 10 

.Hawaldar 

Home Sambhaji Nagar 

Jalna 

233966 

17 Dr.Sudhir G.Kandlikar 

Dr.Mrs Sunila S 

MD (Medi) 

DGO 

Kandlikar Hospital 

Station Road Jalna 

230374 05 


Kandlikar 

18 Dr.Mrs Jyoti M 

Kalmkar 

19 Dr.Mrs Pratibha D 

.Bhadre 

MD DGO Shurusha Hospital 

Priydrshani Colony 

Bhokardan Road Jalna 

DGO Rajarshrre Shahu 

Hospital Bhagya Nagar 

Jalna 

20 Dr.Dinkar A Ambekar MS(Opth) Ambekar Eye Hospital 

Post Office Road Jalna 

21 Dr.Anil A Shinde DGO Shinde Hospital Nava 

Mondha Road Sambhji 

Nagar Jalna 

22 Dr.Deepak M Mantri MS Mantri Hospital RP 

Dr.Mrs Arti D Mantri DGO Road Jalna 

23 Dr.Kailash H Dargad D Ortho Dargad Hospital Karwa 


231835 

233085 

235274 

9422216820 

240662 

9326152021 

233020 

234818 08 

Dr.Mrs Ganga K Dargad DGO Nagar Jalna 

236781 

24 Dr.Nirmal L Agrawal MD OBGy Shubham Hospital Neal 

Udpi Hotel Shvaji 

Road Jalna 

234920 06 

25 Dr.Umesh Mantri MBBS DCH Pushkar Hospital SRP 233020 15 

Dr.Mrs.Kavita Mantri DGO Road Jalna 

9890044959 

26 Dr.Prasad Kulkarni 

MS Kulkarni Hospital RP 232344 12 

Dr.Mrs Smita P 

MD DGO Road Jalna 

230332 

Kulkarni 

236044 

27 Dr.Girish Paknikar DHMS Paknikar Hospital 234597 13 

Dr.Mrs Madhri Paknikar BAMS Kadrabad Jalna 9960634597 

28 Dr.S.G.Joshi MD DGO Renuka Hospital 

Shivaji Road Jalna 

230885 05 

29 Dr.Prakash D Shigedar MBBS Shigedar Accident 9423457010 

DOrtho Hospital Bansilal 

Nagar Relway Station 

Road Jalna 

30 Dr.Sadat Ali Khan MD Meher Hospital Mali 230624 10 

pura Jalna 

236043 

31 Dr.Sanjay S.Rakh MS Deepak Hospital Unit 240486 150 

Rakh Hospital PVT 240487 

Town Holl Old Jalna 231674 

32 President Dr.Babasaheb 

Gautam Hospital 

10 

Ambedkae Samajseva 

Mandal 

Sambhaji Nagar Jalna 

33 Dr.Gautam J.Runwal MBBS D Runwal Accident 233064 10 

Ortho Clinic Priyadarshini 

Col ny Bhokardan 

Naka Jalna 

34 Dr.Jagganath 

MS Shraddha Hospital Shiv 9422217893 05 

R.Khandagale 

Nagar Jalna 

35 Dr.P.R.Somani MD (Anes) Shri Krushna Hospital 9371135831 12 

Dr.R.P.Dikxit 

MD (Anes) Priti Sudha Nagar 9371135833 

Dr.A.A.Kabra 

MD (GM) Mantha Naka Jalna 


12 

10 

12 

15


36 Dr.Balvant H Bhishe MBBS DCH Bhishe Hospital 

Amabad 

9370129923 04 

37 Dr.Mrs Jayashree S MD Prabhu Hospital 

18 

Prabhu 

Bhagya Nagar Old 

Jalna 

38 Dr.O.M Agrawal MBBS Om Hospital Near 230905 08 

Shiviji Statue Jalna 9422215370 

39 Dr.C.B.Vijay Senani DHMS Paroma Hospital 

Rangargalli Kadrabad 

Jalna 

05 

40 Dr.Dharmchand B. MBBS Gadiya Hospital 9422471180 15 

Gadiya 

(D Ortho) Bhokadan Naka Jalna 230496 

41 Dr.Rajan B Uddhan MS (Ortho) Shree Surgical Hospital 

Uddhan Mill Gandhi 

Chaman Jalna 

234963 10 

42 Dr.Aniket K Joshi MBBS D Joshi Accident General 9890327480 

Dr.Kalyanrao V Joshi Orhto Hospital Near Busstand 

MBBS Ambad 

43 Dr.Shrimant S Misal MS Misal Hospital 

Mannalal Saraf Nagar 

Old Jalna 

230622 20 

44 Dr.Nandkishor G MBBS DCH Panchshil Children 233409 

Bhartiya 

Hospital RahemanGanj 

Old Jalna 

233291 

45 Dr.Nilesh B Soni MS Siddhivinayak Hospital 9422216604 06 

Modi Complex RP 

Road Jalna 

9822657489 

46 Dr.Dhiraj S.Chabda MD Chabda Hospital Modi 

Khana Jalna 

238567 10 

47 Dr.Shantilal S Goleccha MD(OBGY) Anand Hospital 

230105 15 

Dr.Mrs Mangala S 

Goleccha 

MBBS Sambhaji Nagar Jalna 234678 

48 Shri Ganpati Natralaya 

Devolgaon Raj Road 232828 141 

EYE Hospital 

Jalna 

49 Dr.Mrs Deepika M BAMS Thatthe Hospital 233995 08 

That the 

Double jeen Near 

Chaman Jalna 

50 Dr.Milind M That the BAMS Matruchaya Hospital 

Vankatesh Nagar Ring 

Road Near SRP 

Quarter Jalna 

233995 05 

51 Dr.Mrs Samina Yakub MBBS Mumtaj Hospital Opp 

Town Hall Old Jalna 

941619942 10 

52 Dr.Vinayak P Kakad MBBS DNB Kakad Hospital Saraf 

Nagar Near Shani 

Mandir Old Jalna 

240735 15 

53 Dr.Satish R Goyal MBBS Goyal Hospital 

232929 15 

D,orhto Murgitalav Deolgaon 



54 Dr.Manish S.Rathi MD OBGY 

Raj Road Jalna 

Ayushi Hospital 

10 

Dr.Mrs Rupali M Rathi BAMS Mantha Road Yadahav 

Nagar Jalna 

55 Dr.Vijay R Shinde M.B.B.S Aai Materniti Hospital 9822657489 10 

Dr.Mrs Snhalata V 

DGO Bhagyodaya Nagar 

Shinde 

---* * ---- Ambad Road Jalna 

56 Dr.Vijay N 

M.B.B.S ENT Clnic Mannalal 230854 02 

Gajendragadkar 

DLO Saraf Nagar Jalna 

57 Dr.Anand M Agrawal M.B,B.S Rajendra Hospital old 9422893527 03 

DPM Khawa Market Maya 

Nagar Jalna 

58 Mrs.Archana S Mundhe BA Mundhe Hospital Near 

Satkar Complex Jalna 

10 

59 Dr.Mrs Rajkumari G M.B.B.S Gurunani Hospital 234319 05 

Gurunani 

DGO Kshirsagr Bhavan 

Rahmanganj Jalna 

234582 

60 Dr.Mahendra U 

MD (Medi) GiriRaj Hospital 230830 05 

Kulkarni 

Incomtax Colony Jalna 

61 Dr.Rajesh J Shethiya MBBS Ruby Hospitl RP Road 

Jalna 

240800 10 

62 Dr.Eknath R Khadke BAMS Bhagyoday Hospital 

Chaman Old Jalna 

05 

63 Dr.Mashleuddin 

MS Zam-Zam Clnic 

10 

Mohd.Bashiruddin 

Bacside of S.B School 

64 Dr.JugalKishor B Bhala MBBS ,DCH Mamata Hospital 

Shivaji Road Bharat 

Nagr Jalna 

230323 03 

65 Dr.PawanKumar D MD (Paed) Sachdeo Hospitl Near 9422217987 10 

Sachdeo 

Bhagyanagr old Jalna 

66 Dr.Sunita U Hadwal BAMS Ruby Maternity Hospitl 

08 

(CCH) Parkota galli Partur 

67 Dr.B.B.Chavan MBBS Muktai Chavan 

230884 05 

(DLO) Hospital Court Road 

Old Jalna 

68 Dr.Gangadhar M 

BAMS Radha Krushna 

233173 05 

Kashirsagar 

Memorial Hospital 

Dr.Rajendraprasad road 

Jalna 

69 Dr.Atul M Jinturkar MS(Ortho) Samyak Hospital 233398 12 

prtishdha Nagar 


230858 

70 Dr.Manoj M 

MBBS Matoshri Children 234530 10 

Tawarawala 

(DCH) Hospital Near 

Madhuban Hotel Jalna 

71 Dr.Vasant U.Gite MD(Opth) Gite Eye Hospitl C/o 

Maniyar Hospital 

Shvaji Statue Jalna 

235656 02 

72 Dr.Ashvini kumar R MD (Paed) OM Bal Rugnalay 9422290466 08 


Kathar Shivaji Chowk Jalna 

73 Dr.Rajkumar D.Sachdeo MD (Paed) Sachdeo Children 

Hospital Deolgon Raj 

Road Jalna 

74 Dr.Surendra S Koyalkar MBBS (Dcp) Gajanan Hospital 

Kadrabad Jalan 

75 Dr.Amit A Kabra MS (Opth) Kabra Eye Hospital 

DeolgaonRaja Road 

76 Dr.Vijaykumar G 

Kharat 

77 Dr.Shyamsundar R 

Mandhane 

Jalna 

MBBS Shivam Hospital 

Shakuntal Nagar 


MBBS (Dch) Mandhane Bal 

Rugnalya Swami 

Vivekanand Road Jalna 


230934 20 

78 Dr.Mohd.Abdul Sami MD (Medi) Care Hospital Court 

Road Jalna 

235672 22 

79 Dr.Panditrao S Dhanure BAMS Shri Chaganrao 

Bhujbal Ayurvedic 

Hospital Darga Road 

Jalna 

234032 100 

80 Dr.Mrs Sarita P 

BAMS Chavan Hospital 9881520528 04 

Deshmukh (Chavan) 

Infront of BusStand 

Ambad 

81 Dr.Ramnath D Tikande BHMS Jayashree Hospital 9422179747 05 

Dr.Mrs Pragati R BAMS Court Road Near 

Tikande 

BusStand Ambad 

82 Dr.Rajendra N Thosar BAMS Samarth Hospital 

Tahasil Road Ambad 

9422724572 04 

83 Dr.Ganesh K Gaikawad MBBS Akansha Netralay 

02 

(Doms) Saclecha Nagar 

Bhokardan Road Jalna 

84 Dr.Rameshwar S Sable MS (Surg) Prayag Hospitl Relway 

Station Road Old Jalna 

08 

85 Dr.Bhanudas L.Surwase MS(Opth) Bhavana Eye Hospital 

Bhagya nagar Old Jalna 

9325826750 06 

86 Dr.Mrs.Khan Anis BHMS Kadri Hospital Amba 9970342502 05 

Fathema 

Road Partur 

87 Dr.Naval Kishor B BAMS Gattani Hospital 9423459990 03 

Gattani 

Tahasil Road Ambad 

88 Dr.sarwari Hazara 

BHMS Biyabani Hospital,Near 9422724504 03 

Buttal Mohd.Mazhar 

Hussen 

Tahasil Office ambad 

89 Dr.satish Bhalbhdas BHMS Sarda Hospital Near 9881292647 03 

sarda Dr.Mrs.Sandhya 

S.Sarda 

BAMS Bus Stand Ambad 

90 Dr.Yashwant 

MBBS Bhalchandra Hospital 02483 04 

Bhalchandra Kulkarni 

Ganpait Galli,Ambad 220690 

91 Dr.Gopikishan MBBS Bangad Hospital.Nava 9422796030 04 


03 

02 

12 

06

M.Bangad Mondha Partur 

92 Dr.Vijay kumar 

V.Aradhye 

93 Dr.Vishnu Bhagwandas 

Dhankani 

MD(Med) AradhyeHospital,Suhas 

Karwa.nager.Mantha 

Road Jalna 

MD(Med) Dhankani Hospital, 

Karwa.nager.Mantha 

Road Jalna 

DCH Jethliya Hospital 


9822063957 06 

94 Dr.Rajiv Ramsukh 

08 

Jethliya 

,Bhokardan Road,jalna 

95 Dr.OamPrakash Sitaram MBBS Adinath Hospital 9422542381 04 

Godha 

BehindCourtBhokardan 

. 

96 Dr.Mrs.Chaya Prashant BAMS Sree.Someshwar Clinic 9226613337 03 

Ambhore 

New Mondha Partur 

97 Dr.Mrs.Kanchan 

BAMS Datta Clinic And 9422796485 03 

Deepak Kandoi 

Nursing home,Partur 

98 Dr.Sunil Dayaram 

MBBS Sree Hospital Station 9423746532 05 

Rathod 

Road,Partur 

99 Dr.Vittal Gulabrao kale BAMS Sreeram Hospital 

Station Road,Partur 

04 

100 Dr.Dattatrya Nandkishor BHMS Samarth Hospital 

02 

Nand 

Station Road,Partur 

101 Dr.Mrs.Punam Shital BAMS Lahoti Hospital New 9370115388 04 

kumar Lahoti 

Mondha,Partur 

102 Dr.Mrs. Varsha 

DHMS Chetna Clinic ,Station 9421596055 03 

Dhaneshwar Nawal 

Road,Partur 

103 Dr.Mohanlal Govindlal M.S.(/ENT) Shilpa ENT Hospital 

08 

Maniyar 

Priyadarshini 

Nagar,jalna 

104 Dr.Satyanarayan Hiralal MS(OPTH) Shree Venkatesh Eye 9422725912 02 

Mundada 

Hospital Priyadarshini 

Nagar,jalna 

105 Dr. Gajanan SuryaBhan BAMS ShevaleHospital.Hanu 9923056620 05 

Shevale 

man Mandir 

Chowk.Ramnagar jalna 

106 Dr.Kapil SureshChandra MBBS.DCH Parth Bal 

9226333623 04 

Sodani 

Rugnalya,Beed Road 

Ambad 

107 Dr.Aref Hussen Warish MD Aref Hospital Main 

08 

hussen 

Road ,Partur 

108 Dr.Venkatesh 

BAMS Venktesh Clinic 9890893176 04 

Babasaheb Pimprikar 

Chaman Old Jalna 

109 Dr.Umesh Goverdhanji 

Karwa 

110 Dr.Mrs.Neeru Ritesh 

Agrawal 

MD(PAED) Chirangive Bal 

Rugnalya,R.P. Road 

Jalna 

MS(OB.GY) Matruseva Hospital 

Near,Shivaji Statue 

Jalna 


10 

9923104151 05 

9225315305 20

111 Dr.Mrs.Shaikh Kanis 

Bhikan 

112 Dr.Sandip Praladji 

Agrawal 

113 Dr.Dhaneshwar Baburao 

Thorat 

114 Dr.Pandharinath 

Baburao Mante 

115 Dr.Rajendra 

Bhanusdasrao Shejule 

116 Dr.Jitendra Govindrao 

Matsawar 

117 Dr.Satish Devidashs 

Rokade 

118 Dr.Sandip Asaram 

Chavan 

MBBS Muskan Hospital In 

Front of S.B.School 

Old Jalna 

MS(ENT) Agrwal Hospital 

Pritisudha Nagar 

Manth Naka Jalna 

BHMS.CCH Thorat Hospital Jalna 

M.B.B.S,M.S 

(ORTHO) 

Road Bhokardan 

Krishna Hospital & 

Trauma care 

centre,Shani Mandir 

Road ,Old Jalna. 

M.D (Path) Shri Sai Pathology Lab 

G-49, 

Complex,dutt 

temple,Near Gandhi 

M.B.B.S 

(DVD) 

M.D.(PATH 

O) 

B.A.M.S.,M. 

D. 

Chaman Jalna. 

Sai Screen Care & 

Laser Centre “Ajinkya 

Villa” In Front Of Patal 

Hanuman 

Sansthan,Near 

MadhubanHotel,Shivaji 

Chowk,Jalna. 

Rokade pathothology 

Labrotary in front of 

shivaji-statue 

Krishna 

Hospital&Nurshing 

Home station Road 

partur 

119 Dr.vipinkumar S.Kabra B.H.M.S. Bhagyaratna Clinic 

Sarafa Road Bhokardan 

120 Dr.D.M.Patil M.B.B.S.,D.G Janki Clinic Jalna 

.O. 


121 Dr. Shekh Abdul Rahim D.H.M.S. Lokseva Clinic Main 

Shekh Ahemad 


122 Dr.S.G.Whagh B.H.M.S. Ashtvinayak Clinic In 

front of Bus stand 

Bhokardan 

123 Dr.R.N.Bansali D.HM.S. Bansali Clinic Sarafa 


124 Dr.R.R.Kad B.H.M.S. Matoshri Clinic Sarafa 


125 Dr. S.B. Patil D.H.M.S. Patil Clinic, Sarafa 

Road, Bhokardan 

126 Dr. A. S. Goleccha M.D. (Pead.) Goleccha Anand 

Hospital, Phool Bazar, 

Jalna 



08 

239049 08 

9422723080 04 

9422217453 

02482- 

243358 

14 

____ 

5 

_____ 

4 

9422722223 4 

9422658833 5 

9422722796 2 

9423459715 1 

9423460545 3 

9422722104 2 

9422723070 5 

4

127 Dr. R.A.Warkad M.D. (Medi) Warkad Hospital, 

Lakkadkot Nr. Bus 

Stand Jalna. 

128 Dr. A.R.Boriwale M.B.B.S. D.A Jalna Hospital & 

Critical Care, SRPF 

Road, Jalna. 

129 Dr. S.S.Kulkarni B.A.M.S. Gurukrupa Hospital 

Kacheri Road, Old 

Jalna 

130 Dr. N.R.Pingale D.H.M.S. Pingale Hospital. 

Ambad 


131 Dr. P.L. Jain D.O. (Opth.) Netra Seva, Priyanka 

Resi. Nr. Bejo Sheetal 

Seed Mantha Chaufuli 

Jalna 

132 Dr. K.R.Rajput M.B.B.S. (D.G.O.) Amar Hospital 

Jalna Road, Bhokardan 

133 Dr.Mrs. S.S.Latpate B.H.M.S. Latpate Hospital 

Bhagyanagar, 

Bhokardan 

134 Dr. 

M.B.B.S. (D.G.O.) Mauli Hospital 

Saklecha 

Mrs.A.R.Dhakane 

Nagar,Bhokardna 

Road, Jalna 

135 Dr. Poornima 

B.H.M.S Bansode Hospital 

bansode 

Beed Road, Ambad 

136 Dr. P.V.Pandie M.B.B.S. (D.C.H.) Sai Balrugnalaya 

lakadkot jalna 

137 Dr. N.D.Wagh M.B.B.S. (D.C.H.) Minkshi balrugnalaya 

138 Dr. Archna A.Kabra 

Dr. Rushikesh P. 

Dikshit 

139 Dr.sarita 

P.Deshmukh 

M.D.(M.A.D.) 

M.B.B.S. 

(D.A.) 

mantha Chawfuli jalna 

Shrikrushan Hospital & 

ICU Mantha Chufuli 

Jalna 

B.A.M.S. Samarth Hospital 

Gandhi Chaman 

Station Road Jalna. 

140 Dr.Nilesh N. Pund B.A.M.S. Shashwat 

Superspeciality Center 

Town Hall Old Jalna 


11 

9552519054 30 

9881458839 14 

9422724531 10 

5 

30 

9431322035 5 

9371664029 10 

10 

15 

5 

9371135833 12 

9921004442 4 

9765000679 8

Name of 

Tahsil 

7.4.6 Animal Husbandry (List of Veterinary Institutions in Jalna District) 

Vety. 

Polyclinic 

1) Jalna Jalna 

2)Badnapur Nil 

3) Ambad Nil 

4)Ghansa-wangi 

Nil 

5) Bhokardan Nil 

06) Jafrabad Nil 

07) Partur Nil 

08) Mantha Nil 

TMV 

Poly 

-- 

Badnapur 

Ambad 

Bhokardan 

Jafrabad 

Mantha 

List of Veterinary Institutions in Jalna District 

DAIC 

Jalna 

Nil 

Nil 

Nil 

Nil 

Nil 

Nil 

Nil 

V.D. Gr.I 

1. Ner 

2. Seoli 

3. Pir Kalyan 

4.Golapangri 

5. Bhatepuri 

6. Dudhna. 

Kalegaon 

1. Chikali 

2. Wakulni 

1. Sukhapuri 

2. Wadigodri 

3. Jamkhed 

4. Patharwala 


2.Kumbhar 

Pimpalgaon 

3. Ranjani 

4. Tirthapuri 

5. Jamb Samarth 

6. Gadhe 

sawargaon 

1. Nalni 

2. Anwa 

3. Paradh 

4. Hasanabad 

5. Javkheda 

Bk. 

1. Tembhurni 

2. Mahora 

3.Khasgaon 

4.Janephal 

1. Partur 

2. Ashti 

3. Satona 

4. Shrishti 

5. wahegaon 

1. Jaipur 

2. Uswad 

3.Pangriwayal 

V.D. Gr. II(Z.P) 

1. Karla 

2. Pachan 

Wadgaon 

3. Baji. Umrad 

1. Saigon 

1. Ek Lahara 

2. Karjat 

3. Nalewadi 

4. Rohilagad 

5. Tad hadgaon 

1.Antarwali tembi 

2. Khadaka 

3. Rani 

unchegaon 

1. Talegaon 

2. Varud Bk. 

3.Jalgaon 

Sapkal 

4. Chandai Teple 

1. Varud 

2. Sawargaon 

maske 

3. Bharaj 

4. Sipora ambhora 

1. Khandwi 

2. Patoda Maw. 

1. Pewa 


V.D. Gr. II(State) 

1. Ramnagar 

2. Revgaon 

3. Samangaon 

4. Waghrul 

5. C. Putali 

6. Manegaon 

7. Nava 

8. Jamwadi 

9. Pir Pimpalgaon 

1. Georai Bazar 

2. Selgaon 

3. Bawne Pangri 

4. Chanegaon 

1. Antarwali Sarati 

2. Dhangar Pimpri 

3.S. Pimplagaon 

4. Shahagad 

5. Dongaon 

6. Chinchked 

7.Shahapur 

8.Gondi. 


Mobile Vety. 

Nil 

1.Badnapur 

Nil 

Nil ----- 

1. Walsawangi 

2. Dhawada 

3. Danapur 

4. Kedarkheda 

5. Sipora 

6. Awhana 

Nil 

Nil ---- 

1. Rohina Nil 

1. Akhni 

2. Kendali 

3. Pangri Gosawi 

4. Dhoksal 

5 Deogoan 

6. Dahiphal 

7. Patoda 

8. Helas 

9. Watur 

10.Talni 

11. Widoli 

Total 1 5 1 35 23 39 1 

Nil


Sanctioned posts on veterinary institutions:- 

1) Veterinary Polyclinic -- Asst. Commissioner of A.H. (1 No.) ,Livestock Development 

Officer,(No.3), A.L.D.O (No.1), Live stock supervisor(1 No.) 

2) Taluka Miniveterinary Polyclinic – Assistant Commissioner of A.H. (1 NO.) L.D.O. (1 

No.), Live stock supervisor(1 No.) 

3) Veterinary Dispensary G.I.-- Livestock Development Officer, 

4) Veterinary Dispensary G.-II(Z.P.Sector) -- Assistant Livestock Development Officer/ 

Livestock Supervisor. 

5) Veterinary Dispensary G.-II (State Sector) – Live stock supervisor 

6) Mobile Veterinary Dispensary -- Livestock Development Officer. 

7) District A.I. Center – Livestock Development Officer,(No.1), A.L.D.O (No.2),. 


7.4.7 Agriculture Department 

List of Wholesalers of Seeds/Fertilizer/Pest Control 

Maharashtra Agril. Input Wholesalers and Retilars Names and Tel. No. 


Sr. 

No. 

Name Phone Mobile 

1 AstaVinayak Krishi Seva Kendra Mondha 9823762952 

2 Agrawal Seeds and Fertilizers, Khath Market 230858 9850193456 

3 Anand Agro Agency, Bus Stand Road 240779 9423457779 

4 Amber Seeds Co. Sarojanidevi Road 236330 9422854000 

5 Bhagirti Agro Traders Bus stand Rd. 239766 9422219499 

6 Deepa Seeds, Heera Khan Complex, Mahavir Cho. 233319 9422216608 

7 Darak Agencies, Mama Chowk. 240855 9422707097 

8 FMC (India), Sarojini devi Rd., 230912 9423156568 

9 Ganesh Agro Center, Bus stand Rd. 236384 9850122701 

10 Ganga Seeds Co., Bus Stand Rd. 234990 9823092805 

11 Gayatri Seeds Co., Naurang Complex, Bus Stand R 239910 9422739367 

12 Nomokar Agro Seeds, Raut Complex, Bus stand Rd 234432 9422228998 

13 Goverdhan Seeds, Pawar Chambers, Mondha 9422207161 

14 H.G. Agrawal Seeds, Mama Chawk. 238364 9422217487 

15 Harit Kranti Kendre, Mahavir Chowk. 230877 92226358431 

16 Jagdamba Seeds, Raut Nagar. 232237 9423030489 

17 Jai Kisan Traders, Bus stand Rd. 231609 9422218107 

18 Kisan Center, Mama Chowk. 230193 9422215978 

19 Krushi Udyog, Bus Stand Rd. 230931 9423156337 

20 Khandelwal Agro Traders, Bus Stand Rd. 233538 9422215538 

21 Mangal Seeds and Fertilizers, Khat Market Modha 233897 9423747906 

22 Mahanandi Seeds, Mondha. 235051 9422212007 

23 Manish Seeds Co., Mama Chowk. 232976 9823871107 

24 Namrata fertilizers, Mondha Rd. 233138 9423156438 

25 Om Agro Services, New Market Yard. 238572 9422725704 

26 Oswal Agro Traders, Mama chowk. 238765 9422215765 

27 Parag Shetkari Kendre, Bus Stand Rd. 238905 9422217006 

28 Pooja Seeds, Chaudhari Complex, N.P. Mangal Kar 9420826695 9423148700 

29 Pankaj Seeds and Fertilizers, Bus Stand Rd. 9423247230 

30 Pawan Seeds Co., Mama Chowk. 234480 9422219132 

31 Pragat Shetkari Kender, Mama Chowk. 230722 9422215724 

32 Ramkisan Kailas Babu, Raut Nagar, Bus Stand Rd. 232739 9823095095 

33 Rathi Seeds Farm, Balaji Complex, Bus Stand Rd. 242862 9422216012 

34 Tanmay Seeds, Balaji Complex, Bus St. Rd. 9422215201 

35 Raja Hybrid Seeds Co., Mama Chowk, 233952 9422216092 

36 Rathi Agri. Agency, Mama Chowk. 237537 9423157528 

37 Kalika Agro Agencies, 

9822767618 

38 Ravi Sales Corp, Mondha 232172 9422217675 

39 Rushi Krupa Agro Traders, Mondha Rd. 232560 9823916921 

40 New Sona Beej Beej Bhandhar, Bus Stand Rd. 9923839879 9422218479 

41 Sri venkatesh Agro Center, Bus Stand Rd. 234969 9422215469 

42 Maha Laxmi Agro Traders, bus stand Rd. 9423157602 

43 Mauli Seeds and Fertilizers, Bus Stand Rd. 9923389510 9823947536 

44 Shri balaji Fertilizers, Mondha. 235899 9422215819 

45 Sri Agro Traders, Bus Stand Rd. 232853 9423457735 

46 Sachin Sales and Services, Bus Stand Rd. 232433 9422208583 

47 Santosh Agro Traders, Khat Market Mondha 230574 9422213553 

48 Santosh beej Bhandhar, Bus Stand Rd. 230084 9422927795 

49 Sandeep Seeds Co., Mama Chowk. 230044 9422215320 

50 Sachin Krushi Kender, Balaji Complex. 232433 9422208583 



51 Sri Sadgrur Seeds, Bus Stand Rd. 243807 9423457173 

52 Shakti Agro Traders, Mondha. 230483 9422218880 

53 Salasar Agro Traders, Mondha. 230947 9226772958 

54 Tulsi Beej Bhandhar, Bus Stand Rd. 236761 9823588240 

55 Trimbak Krushi Kender, Bus Stand Rd. 230815 9422214111 

56 Vandana Seeds and Fertilozers, Mondha. 230717 9422215229 

57 Vaibhau Laxmi Seeds Co., Mama Chowk 234189 9422217550 

58 Vinayak Krushi Seva Kender, Raut Complex. 239121 9422218431 

59 Vipin Agro Seeds, Bus Stand Rd. 230101 9422219780 

60 Anant Seeds and Fertilizers, Bus Stand Rd. 9423246969 9422991919 

61 Arthi Fertilizers, Market Yard. 229941 9423731110 

62 Gagdamba Multi Agro Agency, Market Yard. 9421424530 

63 Madan Patil Krushi Seva Kender, Market Yard. 229238 9423623180 

64 Rameshwar Fertilizers, Market yard. 9765017523 9420336629 

65 Gajanan Agro, Market yard. 9423156166 

66 Roopshri Seeds, Market yard. 9420218516 

67 Shri Swami Samarth Agro Tr., Market Yard. 229320 9860352442 

68 Shri Multi Agro and General Tr., Market Yard. 229231 9423344495 

69 Mauli krishi Seve kinder, Market Yard. 691925 9421423570 

70 Gannath Trading Co., Market Yard. 236250 9923724709 

71 Ganapathi Krushi Seva Kender, Market Yard. 239072 9823658255 

72 Rathi Seeds Farm 9420773333 9422722600 

73 Shiv Parvathi Agro Tr., Market yard. 9422565013 9921949277 

74 Sant Krupa Tr. , Market Yard. 9922183088 9420336629 

75 Swastik Agro and General Tr., Market Yard. 229789 9422723123 

76 Siddeshwar Krushi Seva Kender, Market Yard. 9420773333 9422722600 

77 Ashtwinayak Agro, Market Yard. 

78 Balaji Agro Inputs, Market Yard. 233781 9923557724 

79 Rajat Agro Service, Market Yard. 236987 9423158465 

80 Astha Bio Care Pvt. Lt. , Market Yard. 9422228667 9422225997 

81 Barwale Seeds pvt. Lt., Subhash Rd. 231838 

82 Beeju Shital Seeds Pvt. Lt., Mantha Chauphulli. 224000 9422216012 

83 Divya Seeds, Mama Chowk. 231939 9423157528 

84 Green Cross Seeds and services, Mantha Chauphuli 234597 9423158072 

85 Girja Agro Inputs, Choudhari Complex. 9822062384 

86 Jindal Seeds Co. Pvt. Lt., Bus Stand Rd. 232488 9823062479 

87 Jindal Crop Science pvt. Lt. , Bus Stand Rd. 234890 9423156424 

88 Krushidhan Seeds Lt. , Bus Stand Rd. 220521 9422927454 

89 Mahyco Seeds Lt., Subhash Rd. 236838 9823046276 

90 Markfield Hybrid Seeds Co., Pawar Chambars, Mo. 231348 9423156268 

91 Mahodaya Seeds Co. Pvt. Lt., Head Post Office. 239489 9422219900 

92 Mina Seeds, Market Yard. 229999 9422215155 

93 Pankaj Seeds Co., Market Yard. 229259 9422544688 

94 Shital Hybrid Seeds Co., Market Yard. 235190 9766592266 

95 Shri Balaji Seeds, Bus Stand Rd. 238051 9423747938 

96 Sana Agro Seeds Co., Bus Stand Rd. 688166 9422218479 

97 Madhur Seeds Co., Bus Stand Rd. 238341 9423159969 

98 Subhash Fertilizers pvt. Lt. Bus Stand Rd. 222600 

99 Safal Seeds and Biotech lt., Mantha Chaufulli. 224000 9422216012 

100 Sanjay Hybrid Seeds co., Mama Chowk. 230962 9422215761 

101 Sanjay Insecticide Pvt. Lt.Panshendra. 235247 9422215761 

102 Sankalp Seeds Co. Pvt. Lt., Juni Audyogic vasahat. 242200 9423156230 

103 Radhika Seeds, Bus Stand Rd. 236639 9422219280 

104 Vijay Seeds Co., Ltd., Bus Stand Rd. 230654 9422727540 

105 Yavalkar Pesticides, Pvt. Lt., 235239 9860522094 

106 Maha Krushi Udyog Vikas Mahamandal Ltd, Jalna. 

107 Jay Ambe Fertilizers Ltd. Jalna. 220011 



108 Varad Fertilizers Ltd. Jalna. 232804 

109 Subhash fertilizers Ltd. , Jalna. 9422216904 

110 Radha Govind Fertilizers and Chemicals, Ltd., Jaln 

Sr. No. Name of Tahsil Name of village Wholesalers of Seeds/Fertilizer/ 

Pest Control 

01 Jalna 1. Jalna 

1. Santosh Beez Bhandar 

2. Jindal Mati Parikshan Co-op, So. Ltd. 

3. R.K. Babu 

4. Namrata Fertilizers 

5. Pragat Shetkari Kendra 

6. Harit Kranti Kendra 

7. Maharashtra Hybrid Seeds Company. 

8. Shri Jayraj fertilizer. 

9. Gajanan Fertilizers. 

10. Parag Shetkari Kender. 

11. Trimbak K.S.K. 

12. Veepin Seeds. 

13. F.M.C. 

14. Vaibhau Laxmi seed Co., Ltd. 

15. Sandeep Seeds. 

16. Yashodhan Seeds. 

17. New S.G. Agrawal. 

18. Anand Agro Agency. 

19. Sachin sales Services. 

20. Manish Seeds. 

21. Kisan Center. 

22. Jaykisan Traders. 

23. Jindal Seed Co. 

24. Balaji Fertilizers. 

25. Mangal Seeds. 

2. Ner 

3. Gola Pangri 

02 Badnapur 1. Badnapur 

2. Dabhadi 

03 Bhokardan 1. Bhokardan 

2. Rajur 

1. Bhagyashri Krishi Seva Kendra 

2. Ganesh Krishi Seva Kendra 

1. Mangal Seeds and Fertilizers. 

2. Sharadha 

1. Sachin Agency 

2. Vijay Krishi Seva Kendra 

3. Dudhani Agro Traders. 

4. Rama Sales Corp. 

5. Siddhivinayak Krushi Seve Kender. 

6. M.K. Kataria. 

1. New Ganpati Krushi Seve Kender 

2. Gajanan Krishi Seva Kendra 

1. Gautamchand Sanjaykumar Jain 

2. Sangeeta Agency 

3. Mangal Shetkari Kendra. 

4. Subhash K.S.K. 

5. Rajput K.S.K. 

1. Maharashtra Krishi Seva Kendra 

2. Sandeep Krishi Seva Kendra. 

3. Rahul K.S.K. 

4. Vishal K.S.K. 

5. Prateeksha Agro Agency. 


3. Hasanabad 

4. Pimpalgaon (R) 

5. Paradh (B) 

6. Dhawda 

04 Jafrabad 1. Jafrabad 

2. Mahora 

3. Tembhurni 

4. Warud 

1. Patil Krishi Seva Kendra 


1. Rajendra Krishi Seva Kendra. 

2. Vinayak K.S.K. 

3. Ganapati Mati Parikshan Co-op So. 

1. Shetkari Krishi Seva Kendra 

1. Prakash Krishi Seva Kendra 

1. Khandelwal Krishi Seva Kendra 

2. Shri Balaji Krishi Seva Kendra. 

3. Bhople K.S.K. 

1. Shri Agency. 

2. Laxmi Agro Agency. 

1. Ganesh Krishi Seva Kendra. 

2. Shri Krishna K.S.K. 

3. Vishal K.S.K. 

1. Pragat Krishi Seva Kendra 


05 Ambad 1. Ambad 

2. Shahagad 

3. Jamkhed 

4. Wadigodri 

06 Ghansawangi 1. Ghansawangi 

2. Tirthpuri 

3. K. Pimpalgaon 

07 Mantha 1. Mantha 

2. Talani 

3. Jaypur 

08 Partur 1. Partur 

2. Waturfata 

3. Satona 

4. Ashti 

1. Godavari Seeds Company 

2 Sanjay Agro Traders 

3. Rathi Agro Traders. 

4. Lahoti Agro Traders. 

5. Pravin Krushi S. K. 


1. Maharashtra Krishi Seva Kendra 

1. Yoga Yog Krishi Seva Kendra 

1. Mahesh Krishi Seva Kendra 

1. Bhosle Krishi Seva Kendra. 

2. Guru Krupa K.S.K. 

1. Bharat Krishi Seva Kendra 

1. Bajaj Krishi Seva Kendra. 

2. Kisan K.S.K. 

3. Vaishnavi Seeds and Fertilizer 

1. Vyankatesh Seeds 

2. Vijay Seeds. 

1. Sadguru Swami Samartha Krishi Seva 

Kendra. 

2. Neminath K.S.K. 

1. Kakde Krishi Seva Kendra 

1. Sanjay Fertilizers Agency 

2. Soni Agency. 

3. Goyal K.S.K. 

1. Vijay Fertilizers 

1. Vijay Agency 

1. Patil Fertilizers 

2. Ganesh Krishi Seva Kendra 



7.4.8 District Information Officer 

DAILY NEWSPAPERS IN JALNA DISTRICT 

LOCAL DAILIES 

Sr. 

No. 

Name of News Paper Name of Editor and Address Phone Number Mobile No. 

01 Daily Parshwabhoomi Dilip Rathi, Jalna 231750 

02 Daily Duniyadari Bhart Dhapate 232593, 9422216851 

03 Daily Asantosh Shashikant Patwari 232122, 9371051512 

04 Daily Anibani Uday Patwari 202413, 9422215422 

05 Daily Matsyodari Ramesh Khot 220084, 9422987426 

06 Daily Krushananiti Sanjay Bartiya 237656, 9822429778 

07 Daily Janla Darshan Avinash Kavle 231216, 9423156121 

08 Daily Ramvichar Vijay Saklecha 240100, 9423156511 

09 Daily Sanjvarta -- 232877 

10 Daily Marathwada Sathi M. Biyani 9422240953 

11 DailyAnandnagri RAVINDRA BANGAD 9422282393 

CHIEF REPORTERS / REPORTERS OF STATE & 

REGIONAL DAILIES AT JALNA 

1 Daily Lokmat Bipin Deshpande 232610 

2 Daily Lokmat Samachar Ramesh Bagdi 232610, 9422216852 

3 Daily Lokmat Times Ahmed Noor 232610, 9422725907 

4 Daily Sakal Makarand Jahgirdar 236505, 9881300807 

5 Daily Saamana Ganesh Jalgaonkar 232572, 9923001821 

6 Daily Loksatta Laxman Raut 232176, 9422796473 

7 Daily Deshonnati Ankush Deshmukh 240655, 9822593936 

8 Daily Punya Nagari Badrinath Tekale 239521, 9422725974 

9 Daily Citizens Mohd Alim 9422797099 

10 Daily Aurangabad Tiimes Abdul Hafij 243315, 9422215325 

11 Daily Lokpatra Vijay Jaldhav 230144, 

12 Daily Devgiri Tarun Bharat Suresh Kesapurkar 232780, 9423731480 

13 Daily Sanjvarta Vijay Kamle 232877, 9121474206 

14 Daily Gavkari Suhas Kulkarni 236975, 9326184474 

15 Daily Lokasha Sthi. Kadam 234575, 

16 Daily Bhaskar Sandeep Badnapurkar 235575, 9422217570 

17 Daily Divya Marathi Dilip pohnerkar 9422219172 

18 Daily Pudhari Suhil Wathore 8805007324 

19 Daily Ekmat Mukund Pathak 9850635166 / 8805989561 

20 Daily Mahanayak Rashtrapal Jadhav 9422995806 

21 Daily Solapur Tarun Bharat Narayan Mane 231780 / 9422217000 

ELECTRONIC MEDIA & AIR 

1 ALL INDIA RADIO (AIR) Raosaheb Dhavle 225341, 9422723590 

2 Zee TV Kiran Jadhav 9422722028 

3 Mee Marathi Rajendra Bhalerao 9422217044, 982316744 

4 Pradip Murme MCN Cable Network 8888831079 

5 Sunil Kharat CAN Cable Network 9422723658 

6 Sanjay Sarode IBN LOKMAT 9420224291 

7 Jaddish Gaud Sudarshan T V 9420221030 

8 Ravindra Mundhe Star Maza 9421957550 

9 Subodh Jadhav TV 9 9420223666 


7.5 Earthquakes 



Earthquakes have large spatial and temporal impacts. Resource requirements are both 

intensive and extensive for management of earthquakes, in terms of the number of agencies 

involved and the nature of coordination required. 

7.5.2 Lead Agencies 

The lead agencies involved in the management of earthquakes are revenue, police, fire, 

and medical services. 

Due to extensive damage to infrastructure, the Telecommunication, MSEB, MWSSB and 

Public Works Departments play an important role in the management of this disaster. 

As a result of earthquakes, floods and epidemics can also occur. Therefore stress is laid 

on measures taken to ensure coordination with health and irrigation departments. 

7.5.3 Nature of Damages 

The impact of earthquakes differs for urban and rural areas, primarily because of the nature of 

infrastructure, quality of housing and occupational differences. In rural areas, it is primarily the 

housing and physical structures (including irrigation infrastructure) which may suffer extensive 

damage, without necessarily destroying the crops. 

In urban areas, in addition to housing and physical infrastructures, it may also disturb the 

service infrastructure such as water supply, sewage, telephones, electricity etc., which are 

essentially underground installations and hence exposed to a direct impact. 


7.5.4 Possible Impacts 

Effects on Individual 

Loss of Life 

Injuries demanding surgical needs 

Family disruption 

Specific demands raised or required 

Orthopedic surgery and fractures needing treatment 


Individuals trapped under debris need to be located and rescued which calls for not only 

earth moving equipment, but the services of sniffer dogs. 

Expertise of fire brigade and defence services may be essential in the rescue operations. 

In case of separation of family members information counters play an important role. 

In case of family disruption resulting from death of major earner, economic 

rehabilitation of the family may have to be planned as a long-term strategy. 

Loss of life, property and livestock may require damage assessment procedures to avoid 

litigation and delays in gratuitous relief and compensation. 

Damage caused 

Houses 

Personal Belongings 

Livestock 


Partially damaged houses needs technical inspection to decide the habitation worthiness 

and the extent of repairs required. 

Certain partially damaged houses may require demolition. 

As far as possible, reconstruction will take place on the same sites to avoid delays, 

secure cultural continuity and avoid costly land purchase. In extreme situations, new 

sites for resettlement may have to be identified when removal of rubble and debris is 

non-viable. 

Salvaging personal belongings from the debris needs clearance from technical personnel 

to ensure safety of persons engaged. 

As far as possible, family members only will be permitted to salvage their individual 

family belongings. 


Damage to infrastructure resulting in disruption of services 

Buildings 

Dams 

Bridges 

Road Surface and Rail Lines 

Power Stations 

Water pipelines and water tanks 

Sewer lines 

Underground Cables 



Care needs to be taken to ensure that all electrical supplies to damaged area are 

disconnected promptly by MSEB. 

Underground cables need thorough inspection before power is restored. 

Breaches or cracks in the dam need Irrigation Department to secure the breaches or 

grouting the cracks. 

In case of damage to bridges, relief operations may require temporary bridges which 

can be put up with the assistance of army. 

Certain roads needing resurfacing will need immediate action from PWD. 

MWSSB in consultations with health authorities should restore existing water supply 

with necessary repairs. This may call for replacement of pipelines or arrangements for 

storage in portable PVC water tanks. 

In some cases, restoration of existing water supply may be time-consuming and 

therefore water tankers may have to be pressed into service. 

Identification of nearby water sources and checking water’s potability may also be 

required. 

Damage to sewer lines is to be looked into. Alternate arrangements by way of 

temporary latrines (technical details given on Pg. No ) may have to be constructed. 

Extensive damage to residential buildings resulting in disruption of 

telecommunication facilities requires provision/installation of public telephones 

(PCO) to facilitate communication. 

Damage to hospital, school buildings and other public facilities may disrupt the 

services. In such a case restoration of services through temporary arrangements is the 

first priority. 

PWD may have to take repairs or reconstruction of such public facilities on a priority 

basis. 


Environmental Effects 

Alteration in river and stream flow 

Liquefaction 



Areas indicating signs of liquefaction should be declared out of bounds and strict vigil 

should be kept by police to prohibit trespassing. 

Foundations of the building in the area prone to liquefaction need technical 

assessment. 

Alteration in river and stream flow particularly when it covers a settlement create 

immediate demands for evacuation and relief till such time that the areas for new 

settlement identified and rehabilitation works are executed. 

Economic and Social consequences 

Loss of livelihood 

Disruption of market and Loss in production 

Migration 

Disruption of social structure including breakdown of social order and organisations 

Law and order problem 

Psychological after-effects such as individual trauma and depression 


In addition to immediate relief requirements for effective and early recovery process, checking 

migration 

restoration of production units, and employment avenues 

provision of individual counselling and community counselling 

Reconstruction of social structures and organisation of community requires 

participation of non-governmental organisations. District administration must invite 

or co-opt voluntary agencies to ensure this aspect. 

For combating depression, engage people in all possible activities related to relief and 

rehabilitation through a deliberate strategy of community participation. 


Secondary effects 

Fires 

Rains 

Landslides 



Fires resulting from earthquake are essentially a result of damage to infrastructure such 

as power supply. 

Immediate service of fire brigade is essential to check further damage. 

Immediate discontinuation of power would restrict the possibility of occurrence to a 

large extent. 

Rains following earthquakes essentially disrupt rescue and relief operations. Rescue and 

relief teams therefore must prepare themselves in anticipation and get community 

cooperation to overcome such difficulties. 

Rains also have implication for storage of food, fuel for cooking (firewood or coal) and 

fodder for the cattle. Protective structures therefore for the storage of all relief material 

becomes essential. Plastic materials and water-proof containers are required. 

Damage to road access due to landslides needs immediate clearing and PWD has to 

keep itself prepared for such an eventuality. 

Settlements on the hill-slope prone to landslides need to be shifted to safer places. 


7.6 Floods 



Floods occur with warning, while flash flood occur with very little warning. 

Flood prone areas in India are demarcated as either blue or red lines depending on the 

frequency of occurrence. Blue lines are those areas where floods can occur once every 

five years whereas red lines are areas where floods can occur once every hundred years. 

The resource requirements for management of flood is extremely intensive involving 

large scale mobilization of resources. 


The lead agencies are the revenue, police, irrigation, and medical services. 

Extensive damage to infrastructure and public utilities is possible hence the role of 

supporting agencies such as MSEB, Telecommunications and PWD is crucial. 

The loss to crop or plantation demands involvement of Agriculture Department, ZP 

Loss of cattle will bring in the role for Animal Husbandry, ZP. 

The assistance and intervention of the EOC is essential to support the district 

administration in the management of these disasters. 

Additionally, secondary disasters such as epidemics may be caused due to floods and 

must be monitored by Public Health Department. 




Loss of Life 

Injuries demanding medical attention 

Water-borne infection 



In most cases, orthopedic surgery, fractures, cuts and bruises need immediate attention. 

Cases of water-borne infection need medication. 

Mass immunisation, when necessary, to protect individuals from water-borne 

diseases. 

Marooned individuals, including those trapped on tree-tops and building terraces need 

to be located and rescued which calls for boats, or at times helicopter services. 

Alternatively when large sections of community are marooned instead of evacuation it 

may be necessary to organise dispatch of relief supplies to marooned locations. This 

creates a special need for transport facility. 

Expertise of fire brigade and defence services may be essential in the rescue operations. 

Impact at family level 

Separated families 

Missing persons 

Family disorganisation 


In case of separation of family members information counters would play an important 

role. 






Damage caused 

Houses 


Livestock 

Crops and plantations 

Land 






As far as possible, reconstruction should take place on the same sites to avoid delays, 

secure cultural continuity and avoid costly land purchase. In extreme situations, new 

sites for resettlement may have to be identified when removal of rubble and debris is 

non-viable. 



As far as possible, family members only should be permitted to salvage their individual 


Damage to crops, plantations or agriculture land will need a long-term intervention. 

Damage to infrastructure and disruption of services 

Buildings 

Godowns and storages 

Dams 

Bridges 


Power Stations 

Water pipelines and water tanks 

Sewer lines 

Underground Cables 

Ports and Jetties 

Communication Lines 







Damage to electric poles and transmission lines needs restoration. 






Roads blocked due to uprooting of trees and electric poles may need to be cleared on 

a priority basis. 






Identification of nearby water sources and checking the potability of the same may 

also be required. 

Damage or choking of sewer lines is one of the most ticklish issue. Alternate 

arrangements by way of temporary latrines (technical details given on Pg. No ) may 

have to be constructed. 


telecommunication facilities requires provision of public telephones (PCO) to 

facilitate communication. 





basis. 

Disposal of damaged foodgrains is one of the major step and needs community 

cooperation. 

Provision for distribution of cooked food or dry rations may have to be made. 



soil erosion 

silting 

water pollution 

denudation of land 

increase in salinity 



Silting in residential areas and buildings is one of the major problems requiring 

extensive community involvement. 

NGOs have demonstrated a tremendous capacity to mobilise community participation 

in desilting operations for reoccupancy of the residences and also the wells providing 

drinking water. 

Agriculture department may have to undertake soil-testing and propose appropriate 

measures for restoration of agriculture land. 




Migration 

Disruption of social structure including breakdown of social order 

and community organisations 


Psychological after-effects like depression, trauma etc. 


In addition to immediate relief requirements for effective and early recovery process and 

checking migration 

restoration of production units, and employment avenues 


Reconstruction of social structures and organisation of community requires a 

professional intervention which can best come from non-governmental organisations 

Voluntary agencies will have to be invited or co-opted for relief activities to ensure 

this aspect. 





Epidemics 

Landslides 



Rescue and relief teams must be alert to the possibility of outbreak of epidemics and 

therefore ensure standards of services with respect to storage, cooking, and handling of 

food materials as also disposal of waste in relief camps, medical centres and feeding 

centres. 

Water-quality monitoring mechanisms will have to be set-up to prevent outbreak of 

epidemics. 




Damage to road access due to landslides needs immediate clearing and PWD has to 

keep itself prepared for such an eventuality. 



7.7 Epidemics 



The existing water quality monitoring and vector control programmes reduces the 

possibility of spread of epidemics to a considerable extent. 

Efficient response from pathological and testing laboratories helps in early diagnosis of 

the possible epidemic. 


The revenue and health department including the medical service is the main agency 

involved in disaster management during epidemics. 

In the case of epidemics accompanying floods the water supply and sanitation 

department, MWSSB and irrigation department are the support agencies 

Apart from these support services, assistance is also sought from the police and home 

guards, public works department, state transport and the media. 




Loss of Life 

Diseases needing Epidemiological Treatment 


Mass immunisation, when necessary, to protect individuals. 


In some cases, existing water supply may be contaminated and therefore water tankers 

may have to be pressed into service. 

Identification of nearby water sources and checking the potability of the same may 

also be required. 

Rescue and relief teams must be alert to the possibility of spread of epidemics and 



centres. 

Water-quality monitoring mechanisms will have to be set-up to prevent spread of 

epidemics. 

In case of vector-borne diseases, the exact vector and related control methods will have 

to be followed. The required materials are listed on (pg. No) 

Life-saving drugs including saline will be required in large quantities 

Disposable kits for treatment of affected people and arrangements for proper disposal of 

these. 

Personal protection kits for medical personnel and volunteers assisting in treatment of 

patients. 

Arrangements for disposal of personal belongings and other solid waste materials. 

Monitoring arrangements including testing facilities with the help of laboratories and 

hospitals. 


Migration 

Evacuation 


Psychological after-effects especially isolation 




In addition to immediate medical relief requirements for effective and early recovery process 

and checking migration 

restoration of potable water supply 

provision of 

⇒ quarantine of infected cases at family and hospital level 

⇒ programme of immunisation 

⇒ water quality monitoring 

⇒ pathological testing laboratories 

⇒ individual counselling 

⇒ family counselling 

Involvement of NGOs in mobilising community efforts for the control of epidemics 

by ensuring standards of environmental sanitation, disposal of waste and personal 

hygiene. 


7.8 Road Accidents 


The major road accidents are highly localised. 


The response machinery that is to be activated is at a much more local level 

In case of road accidents involving toxic and highly inflammable materials, there is 

need for temporary evacuation. 


The lead agencies are revenue, police and the regional transport office. 

In major accidents involving loss of life and injuries to a large number of people, 

services of agencies such as fire services, health department will be needed 

In the case of a vehicle plunge in the river, services of divers for rescue operations are 

required. 



Effects on Individuals 

Loss of Life 

Trauma Care 

Burns 

Injuries demanding surgical treatment 

Poisoning or exposure to toxic material 



In most cases, orthopedic surgery and fractures need immediate attention. 

Individuals trapped in the vehicles need to be rescued which at times calls for metal 

cutting devices. 

Expertise of fire brigade and defence services may be essential when the accident 

involves vehicles carrying hazardous chemicals, toxic materials or explosives. 

Divers may be required if the accident involves a vehicle falling off a bridge into 

water. 

The police may require to cordon off the area. 

Chemical accidents may generate a demand for treatment for burns and exposure to 

poisonous substances which may mean a specialised service not generally available 

along the highways. 

Nature of injuries may demand immediate transfer of injured to centres offering 

trauma care. 

Loss of life, property and goods may require damage assessment procedures to avoid 

litigations and delays in gratuitous relief and compensation including insurance. 

Damage caused 

Vehicles 

Goods 


Salvaging the goods from the accident site needs clearance from technical personnel to 

ensure safety of persons engaged. 


Air pollution if vehicle carrying hazardous chemicals are involved 


Disruption of services 

Road network 

Traffic 



The spills from vehicles carrying hazardous materials may require stoppage of traffic 

and cleaning of road surface. Various materials are recommended depending on the 

nature of spill. Also, specialised agencies may have to be called for undertaking spill 

cleaning operations. 

Diversion of traffic resulting from such accidents may require traffic control to give 

information at various entry points located also far away (which need quick 

identification) from the site of accident so as to avoid inconvenience to the travellers. 

Special cranes may be required for clearing the accident site. 




Security of goods and materials in the vehicles involved in the accident needs 

protection. The details of goods need to be officially recorded. 

Secondary Effects 

Fires 

Gas leak affecting settlements near the accident site 


It may be necessary to inform the settlements around to take necessary precautionary 

measures, if the accident involves leakage of toxic gases. 

It may be advisable to send a team of medical personnel from poison centres to visit 

the settlements around the accident site when toxic leak is reported. 


7.9 Fires 



The main agencies involved in disaster management are the revenue department, local 

fire service (municipality or municipal corporation), medical services (hospitals) and 

police (local police station), 

In the event of a major fire, the local fire service would need to co-ordinate with the 

MSEB and the water supply department for assistance in containment of the fire. 

Major evacuation may call for support from DCR. 



Effects on Individuals 

Burns 

Injuries demanding surgical treatment 

Loss of Life 



Serious burn cases may need immediate transport for admission to burn wards in the 

hospital 

In many cases, panic behaviour may lead to injuries requiring treatment for orthopedic 

surgery and fractures. 

Expertise of fire brigade may be essential in the rescue operations and control of fire 

particularly when population density is very high. 

In case of separation of family members information counters would play an important 

role. (This is normally observed in case of fires in large slums) 





Damage caused 

House 






Transit arrangements may have to be identified when the structure needs reconstruction. 






Damage to infrastructure and disruption of services 

Buildings 

Overhead lines 





disconnected promptly by MSEB officials in the area. 



telecommunication facilities requires provision of public telephones (PCO) to 

facilitate communication. 





basis. 

Some fires may demand traffic control measures including identification of alternate 

routes and diversion of traffic. 

In congested areas controlling curious onlookers may block movement of rescue and 

fire workers. The police will need to cordon off the area for smooth operations. 

Economic consequences 


disruption of market 

loss in production 


In addition to immediate relief requirements for effective and early recovery process, 

restoration of markets, production units, employment avenues 

Provision of damage assessment 


7.10 Industrial and Chemical Accidents 



Off-site industrial accidents are in the form of fires, explosions and toxic gas leaks. 

The responsibility of declaring an industrial accident as off-site rests with the 

management of the industrial unit where the accident has occurred. 

The most crucial decision in off-site industrial accident management is the recognition / 

identification of the stage at which the responsibility is handed over from the 

management to the public authorities. 

The public authority will be the District Collector when the disaster is likely to impact a 

larger area. 


The main participating agencies in the management of off-site industrial disasters are : 

revenue 

police, fire, medical services 

civil defence agencies 

public works department 

Industry 

MARG 

Public Health and regulatory environmental agencies. 

To enable effective immediate response, specialists are required to 

♦ provide fast, reliable information on the properties of the substance 

released, 

♦ its potential hazard, 

♦ protective equipment required, 

♦ containment and control measures to be taken and 

♦ advice on the decontamination and emergency termination activities 

required. 




Loss of Life 

Burns 

Injuries demanding Surgical treatment 

Exposure to toxic material 



In most cases, orthopedic surgery and fractures need immediate attention. 

Expertise of fire brigade, mutual aid and response groups (MARG), may be essential. 

The police may require to cordon off the area. 

Chemical accidents may generate a demand for treatment for burns and exposure to 

poisonous substances which may mean a specialised service not generally available 

with medical practitioners. 

Nature of injuries may demand immediate transfer of injured to poison centres. 

Loss of life, property and goods may require damage assessment procedures to avoid 

litigation and delays in gratuitous relief and compensation including insurance. 

Areas indicating spread of toxic gases should be declared out of bounds and strict 

vigil should be kept by police to prohibit trespassing. 

Alteration in wind direction when it covers a settlement create immediate demands 

for evacuation and relief till such time that an all-clear signal is given. 



air pollution 

effect on vegetation 


On a long-term basis monitoring of air, water and soil quality will have to be carried 

out. 


Disruption of services 

Road network 

Electricity 

Water supply 



Disruption of market 

Damage to food stocks 

Loss in production 

Migration 


Social and Psychological effects 



In addition to immediate relief requirements for effective and early recovery process and 


restoration of production units, employment avenues 





7.11 Cyclones 



Cyclones can be predicted sufficiently in advance but its impact location over land is 

uncertain. 

The resource requirements for management of cyclone impact is extremely intensive 

involving large scale mobilization of resources. 


The lead agencies are the Fire, Police and Health departments. 

Extensive damage to infrastructure and public utilities is possible hence the role of 

supporting agencies such as MSEB, Telecommunications and PWD is crucial. 

The loss to crop or plantation demands involvement of Agriculture Department 

Loss of cattle will bring in the role for Animal Husbandry. 

The assistance and intervention of the EOC is essential to support the district 

administration in the management of these disasters. 

Additionally, secondary disasters such as epidemics may be caused due to floods 

resulting from cyclones and must be monitored by Public Health Department. 




Loss of Life 

Injuries demanding surgical needs 

Family disorganisation 



In most cases, orthopedic surgery, fractures, cuts and bruises need immediate attention. 

Mass immunisation is necessary to protect individuals from water-borne diseases. 

Marooned individuals, including those trapped on tree-tops and building terraces (in case 

of tidal wave) need to be located and rescued which calls for boats, or at times helicopter 

services. 

Alternatively when large sections of community are marooned instead of evacuation it 

may be necessary to organise dispatch of relief supplies to marooned locations. This 

creates a special need for transport facility. 

Expertise of fire brigade and defence services (Navy, Coast Guards) may be essential in 

the rescue operations. 

Damage caused 

[Cyclones may be accompanied by heavy rains, or at times tidal waves]. 

Houses 


Livestock 

Crops and Plantations 

Forests 





New sites for resettlement may have to be identified when removal of rubble and debris is 

non-viable. 

Salvaging personal belongings from the debris needs clearance from technical personnel to 

ensure safety of persons engaged. 




Damage to infrastructure and disruption in services 

Buildings 

Godowns and storages 

Dams 

Bridges 


Power Stations and Power Lines 

Water Tanks 

Ports and Jetties 


Railway Signals 





Overhead lines need thorough inspection before power is restored. 











Identification of nearby water sources and checking the potability of the same may also 

be required. 

Choking of sewer lines is one of the most ticklish issue. Immediate arrangements for 

clearing the sewer lines is necessary. 

Piped gas supply should be immediately terminated in the affected area to avoid 

secondary consequences. If necessary, and feasible gas cylinders should be supplied till 

the gas line is checked thoroughly and restored. 

Extensive damage to residential buildings resulting in disruption of telecommunication 

facilities requires provision of public telephones (PCO) to facilitate communication. 



Damage to hospital, school buildings and other public facilities may disrupt the services. 

In such a case restoration of services through temporary arrangements is the first 

priority. 


basis. 

Disposal of damaged foodgrains is one of the major step and needs community 

cooperation. 

Provision for distribution of cooked food or dry rations may have to be made. 





soil erosion 

silting 


increase in salinity 


Silting in residential areas and buildings is one of the major problems requiring extensive 

community involvement. 

NGOs have demonstrated a tremendous capacity to mobilise community participation in 

desalting operations for reoccupancy of the residences and also the wells providing 

drinking water. 

Agriculture department may have to undertake soil-testing and propose appropriate 

measures for restoration of agriculture land. 




Disruption of social structure including breakdown of social order 

and community organisations 

Migration 


Psychological after-effects 


In addition to immediate relief requirements, for effective and early recovery process and 


restoration of production units and employment avenues 




Reconstruction of social structures and organisation of community requires a professional 

intervention which can best come from non-governmental organisations Voluntary 

agencies will have to be invited or co-opted for relief activities to ensure this aspect. 




Epidemics 

Landslides 


Rescue and relief teams must be alert to the possibility of outbreak of epidemics and 



centres. 

Water-quality monitoring mechanisms will have to be set-up to prevent outbreak of 

epidemics. 

Damage to road access due to landslides needs immediate clearing and PWD has to keep 

itself prepared for such an eventuality. 



Section VIII : NGOs and Voluntary Agencies 

8.0 NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOs) 

AND VOLUNTARY AGENCIES 

The non-governmental organizations and voluntary agencies play an important role in 

disaster management and provide a strong band of committed volunteers with experience in 

managing the disasters. Their strength lies in the choice of their manpower, the informality in 

operations and flexibility in procedures. These organizations enjoy a fair degree of autonomy 

and hence can respond to changing needs immediately. 

The list of 32 NGOs working in Jalna district with their specific nature of works are given in 

the following sections. 


8.1 List of NGOs in Jalna district 


Sr. Name of Agency and Regn. Name of Contact Person and 

No. Location 

No. address 

01 Creative Group, Jalna F-854 Mr. Haresh M. Talreja, Seema 

Handloom House, Jalna 

02 Ramdev Baba Medical E-115 Mr. Nathmal Gourishankar 

Foundation, Jalna 

Mishra, Naya Bazar, Jalna 

03 Shree Gorakshan Panjarpol, E-11 Mr. K.K. Bhakkad, Machhali 

Jalna 

Khadak Rd., Jalna 

04 Shree Blood Donor Group, F-1718 Mr. Vivek Narayan Patil, 

Jalna 

Sarafa Rd., Jalna 

05 Akhil Bharatiya Grahak F-617 Mr. Dattatraya N. Kavde, 

Panchayat, Jalna 

Laxmi Narayan Co-op. 

06 C.A. Saklecha Janseva F-118 

Society, Jalna 

Mr. Champalal D. Saklecha, 

Trust, Jalna 

Ganesh Bhavan, Jalna 

07 Jalna Chartered 

F-561 Mr. T. R. Jogeshwar Rao, 

Accountants Association, 

Jalna 

Civil Rd., Jalna 

08 Mahico Staff Welfare E-18 Mr. Jawaharlal M. Gandhi, 

Association 

Hybrid Seeds Company Ltd., 

Sardar Patel Rd., Jalna 

09 Agrawal Panchayati E-117 Mr. Badri Vishal Shriram, Piti 

Bhavan, Jalna 

Rangar Khidki, Jalna 

10 Mahesh Seva Trust, Jalna E-123 Mr. Mithulal Pannalal Dadh, 

New Mondha, Jalna 

11 Parikh Samaj Hitkarni F-407 Mr. Hemchandra Murlidhar 

Sanstha, Jalna 

Joshi, R.P. Rd., Jalna 

12 Maheshwari Samaj Seva F-961 Mr. Balkishan R. Rathi, 

Trust, Jalna 

Prakash & Co., Shani Mandir 

Chauk, Jalna 

13 Himco Charitable Trust, E-96 Mr. Vinod Kumar R. Shaha, 

Jalna 

Nehru Rd., Jalna 

14 Jalna Gujarati Samaj, Jalna F-17 Mr. Shyamjibhai H. 

Bhanushali, 

Jalna 

New Mondha, 

15 Jalna District Chemists Maha(2 Mr. Santosh M Purwale, 

Association, Jalna 

79/98) Santosh Medical, Ambad Rd., 

Jalna 

16 New Progress Retail Rockel F-728 Mr. Gunwantrao V. Thakkar, 

Vikreta Association, Jalna 

Sadar Bazar, Jalna 

17 Dhanwantari Rural Health F-864 Dr. Ashok L. Bansod, Double 

and Research Organization, 

Jalna 

Jeen, Jalna 

18 The Jalna Vyapari and F-175 Mr. Panraj Ostawal, New 

Adtiya Association, Jalna 

Mondha, Jalna 

19 Dhanwantari Charitable 

Trust, Jalna 

F-1779 Dr. Santosh R. Goyal, Jalna 



20 Adtiya Association, Jalna F-465 Mr. Rameshchand B. 

Lunawat, New Mondha, Jalna 

21 Bisesarlal S. Mundada E-110 Mr. Satyanarayan B. 

Charitable Trust, Jalna 

Mundada, Mutha Bldg., Jalna 

22 Barwale Agro Research, E-20 Mr. Badrinarayan R. Barwale, 

Jalna 

Jalna 

23 Gajanan Maharaj Lokseva F-79 Mr. R. B. Gaud, Tax Advisor, 

Trust, Jalna 

Ambika Market, Jalna 

24 Green Star Blood Donor F-1828 Mr. Shaikh A. Hamid S.A. 

Group, Jalna 

Rehman, Akeli Basti, Jalna 

25 Seva Pratishthan, Jalna F-571 Mr. S.S. Kulkarni, 19, Vidya 

Nagar, Jalna 

26 Samaj Seva Mandal, Jalna F-37 Mr. K. Devrao Gangadhare, 

Jalna 

27 The Jalna Flour Mill Owner F-77 Mr. Chandulal B. Bhakkad, 


Jalna 

28 Jalna Dist. Hawkers F-167 Mr. Mannulal G. Jaiswal, 


Shani Mandir Rd., Jalna 

29 Sansthan Ganpati, Rajur, A-95 Tahsildar, Bhokardan, Dist. 

Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna 

Jalna 

30 Matsodari Devi Mandir, Tq. 

Ambad, Dist. Jalna 

A-316 Tahsildar, Ambad, Dist. Jalna 

31 Jalna Dist. Budha Seva F-577 Mr. Bhausaheb L. Wahul, 

Mandal, Shahagad, Tq. 

Kudan, Tq. Ambad, Dist. 


Jalna 

32 Lions Club, Jalna ---- Dr. Rajendra Karwa, R.P. Rd., 

Jalna 



8.2 NGOs to be involved in specific activities during disaster management 

operations 

8.1.1 Search and Rescue – NGOs available in Jalna district 

Sr. 

No. 

Name and Address Nature of Resource Area of Operation 

01 Mr. Haresh M. Talreja, Manpower, Trucks, Jalna, Ambad, 

Creative Group, Seema Matador, Jeep, Partur, Ghansawangi 

Handloom House, Jalna Spray pumps and Bhokardan 

02 C.A. Saklecha Janseva Man power, Trucks Jalna, Partur, 

Trust, Jalna 

Mantha, Badnapur 

03 Samaj Seva Mandal,19, Manpower Jalna, Badnapur, 

Vidya Nagar, Jalna 

Partur, Ambad 

04 Jalna Dist. Hawkers Asso., Manpower Anywhere in the 

Shani Mandir, Dr. R.P. Rd. 

Jalna 


05 Jalna Dist. Budha Seva Manpower Anywhere in the 



06 


Sansthan Ganpati, Rajur, Manpower, Four Bhokardan and Jalna 

Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna Wheelers, 

Machine 

Crane district 



8.2.2 Medical Aid (Treatment & Transfer) – NGOs available in Jalna District 

Sr. 

No. 


01 Ramdev Baba Medical Doctors, Nurses, Jalna and other 

Foundation C/o. Mr. Haresh Dispensary places of the 

M. Talreja, Seema Handlum Operation Theater, district 

House, Jalna 

Ambulance, 

Manpower 

02 Dhanwantari Rural Health Manpower, Doctors, Jalna district 

and Research Center, C/o. Nurses, Dispensary 

Dr. Ashok L. Bansod, Operation Theatre, 

Double Jeen, Jalna Ambulance 

03 Jalna District Chemists Manpower, Doctors, Jalna district 

Association, C/o. Mr. Medicines 

Santosh M. Sarmale, 

04 

Santosh Medical, Ambad 

Rd. Jalna 

Shree Blood Donor Group, Manpower, Blood Jalna district 

C/o. Mr. Vivek Narayan 

Patil, Sarafa Rd. Jalna 

donation 

05 Green Star Blood Donor Manpower, Blood Jalna district 

Group, C/o. Mr. Shaikh A. donation 

Hameed S.A. Rehman, 

Akeli Basti, Jalna 

06 Himco Charitable Trust, Manpower, Doctors, Jalna district 

C/o. Mr. V.R. Shaha, Nehru Ambulance, Four 

Rd., Jalna 

wheelers, 

Finance 

Nurses, 

07 Mahico Staff Welfare Manpower, Doctors, Jalna district 

Association, C/o. Mr. J. M. Ambulance, Four 

Gandhi, Hybrid Seeds Co., 

Jalna 

Wheelers, Nurses 

08 Mission Hospital, Jalna Trained Manpower, 

Doctors, Operation 

Jalna district 

theater, Nurses, 

Pathological Labs, 

Ambulance, Labor 

09 Ganpati Netralaya, Jalna 

rooms and all other 

Medical facilities 

Trained Manpower, 

Doctors, 

Ambulance, Nurses, 


and all other 

10 Dhanwantari Charitable 

Medical facilities 

Manpower, Doctors, Jalna district 

Trust, Dr. Santosh Goyal, 

Jalna 

Nurses 



8.2.3 Disposal of Dead ( Retrieval, Panchnama, Autopsy) – NGOs available in Jalna 


Sr. 

No. 


01 Gajanan Maharaj Lokseva 

Trust, Jalna 

Manpower Jalna district 

02 Jalna dist. Budha Seva Manpower Jalna district 



03 Mahico Staff welfare Manpower, Trucks, Jalna district 


cranes, 

wheelers 

Four 


8.2.4 Temporary Shelters – NGOs available in Jalna district. 


Sr. 

No. 


01 Creative Group, C/o Mr. Temporary Shelters, Jalna district 

Haresh M. Talreja, Seema 

Handloom, Jalna 

Tents etc. 

02 Rotaract Club, C/o. Mr. Temporary Shelters, Jalna district 

Patel, Assam Tea Company, Tents, Resource 

Mama Chauk, Jalna persons on low cost 

housing etc. 

03 Jalna Chartered Temporary Shelters, Jalna district 

Accountants Association, Tents, Resource 

C/o. V.R. Jogeshwar Rao, persons on low cost 

Civil Club Rd. Jalna housing etc. 

04 Lions Club of Jalna, C/o. Temporary Shelters, Jalna district 

Dr. Karwa, Badi Sadak, Tents, Resource 

Jalna 

Persons on low cost 

housing etc. 

05 Maheswari Samaj Seva Temporary Shelters, Jalna district 

Trust, Mr. B. R. Rathi, Finance, Tents 

Prakash & Co. Shani 

06 

Mandir Chauk, Old Jalna 

Mahesh Seva Trust, Jalna Temporary Shelters, 

Finance, Tents 


07 Agrawal Panchayati Temporary Shelters, Jalna district 

Bhavan, Jalna, C/o. Mr. 

Badri Vishal S. Piti Rangar 

Khidki, Jalna 

Finance, Tents 

08 Barwale Agro Research , Temporary Shelters, Jalna district 

Mr. Badrinarayan R. Finance, Tents, 

Barwale, Jalna 

Resource persons on 

low cost housing. 

09 The Jalna Vyapari and Temporary Shelters, Jalna district 

Adtiya Association, Jalna Tents, Finance 

10 Jalna Gujrati Samaj, C/o. Temporary Shelters, Jalna district 

Mr. Shyamjibhai H. Tents, Finance 

Bhanushali 


8.2.5 Relief Activities (Cooked food, Water, Gratuitous relief) NGOs 

Available in Jalna district. 


Sr. Name and Address Nature of Area of 

No. 

Resource Operation 

01 Akhil Bharatiya Grahak Manpower Jalna and 

Panchayat, Jalna 

Badnapur 

02 Jalna Chartered Accountants Manpower, Jalna and other 

Association C/o. Mr. V. R. finance 

places of the 

Jogeshwar Rao, Civil Club 

Road Jalna 


03 Mahesh Seva Trust, C/o. Mr. Food, Grains, Jalna district 

Mithulal P. Dadh, New Water, Finance, 

Mondha, Jalna 

Residential 

facility for women 

and children 

04 Agrawal Panchayati Bhavan, Food, Grains, Jalna district 

C/o. Mr. Badri V. S. Piti Water, Finance, 

Rangar Khidki, Jalna Residential 

facility for victims 

05 Parikh Samaj Hitkarni Cooked food, Jalna, Badnapur, 

Sanstha, C/o. Hemchandra Water, finance Bhokardan, 

Murlidhar Joshi, R.P. Rd. 

Jalna 

Ambad 

06 Mahico Staff Welfare Cooked food, Jalna, Partur, 

Association, Mr. J. M. Water, finance Bhokardan, 

Gandhi, Hybrid seed co. Jalna 

Ambad 

07 Maheshwari Samaj Seva Food, Grains, Jalna district 

Trust, C/o. Mr. Balkishan Water, Finance, 

Rathi, Shani Mandir Chauk, Residential 

Old Jalna 

facility for 

victims, Vehicle 

08 The Jalna Vyapari and Adtiya Food, cooked Jalna district 

Association, Jalna, Mr. Panraj food, Grains, 

Oswal, New Mondha, Jalna Residential 

facility, 

finance 

Water, 

09 Adtiya Association, C/o. R. B. Food, cooked Jalna district 

Lunawat, New Mondha, Jalna food, Grains, 

Residential 

facility, 

finance 

Water, 

10 Seva Pratishthan, C/o. S.S. 

Kulkarni, 19, Vidya Nagar, 

Jalna 



8.2.6 Health and Sanitation – NGOs Available in Jalna district 

Sr. 

No. 

Name and Address Nature of 

Resource 

01 Samaj Seva Mandal, C/o. Mr. 

Krishnarao D. Gangadhare, 

Jalna 



Jalna 

03 Jalna Dist. Budha Seva 




Area of 

Operation 

available 



Manpower Ambad, 

Ghansawangi 

8.2.7 Carcass Disposal – NGOs available in Jalna district 

Sr. Name and Address Resources available Area of 

No. 

operation 



Jalna 


02 Shri Ganpati Sansthan, Rajur, 

Tq. Bhokardan, Jalna 

Manpower, Vehicles Jalna district 

03 Matsodari Devi Mandir, Tq. 


Manpower, Vehicle Jalna district 

04 Jalna Dist. Hawkers Manpower Jalna district 

05 

Association, Dist. Jalna 

New Progress Retail Rockel Manpower, Fuel for Jalna district 

Sellers Association, Jalna carcass disposal 


8.2.8 Cattle Camp 

Sr. Name and Address Resources 

No. 

available 

01 Shree Gorakshan Panjarpol, Manpower, 

C/o. Mr. K.K. Bhakkad, Finance, Bagasse 

02 

Machhali Khadak Rd., Jalna 

Himco Charitable Trust, C/o. Manpower, 

Mr. V. R. Shaha, Nehru Rd., 

Jalna 

Finance 

03 Mahico Staff Welfare Manpower, 

Association, C/o. Mr. Technological 

Jawaharlal M. Gandhi, Hybrid 

Seeds Co. Ltd., Sardar Patel 

Rd., Jalna 

Support, Finance 


Area of operation 





8.3 Enocouraging Community Preparedness 


Disasters may result in cutting off essential services and in spite of administrative 

preparedness it may not be possible for the administration to reach out immediately. 

Mitigation efforts and preparation of the disaster management action plan for local areas are 

essential elements and pre-requisites. Preparedness to a large extent would reduce the impact 

and the damage. Training and simulation exercises for enhancing the community’s 

preparedness and response capability will simultaneously strengthen and enhance the 

capacity of the administration to undertake necessary preparedness or evacuation measures. 

The district administration is encouraging and supporting initiatives towards community 

preparedness measures including formation of Community Emergency Response Teams 

(CERTs) 

On the basis of discussions, apart from the NGOs mentioned earlier, the following Private 

Sector units, Mahila Mandals and CBOs have been identified as resource groups for 

involvement in community preparedness measures. They will all undergo training for the 

same. These Private Sector units, Mahila Mandals, CBOs, NGOs would adopt a conscious 

effort towards community level preparedness measures. They would also promote the 

formation of CERTs. 

As a part of general preparedness at community level, the families in the community would 

be made conscious about the type of hazard that the household situation presents and the 

threats from outside. Also, communities would be encouraged to undertake exercises in risk 

and vulnerability analysis and preparation of community response plan to possible disasters. 

Thus local disaster management action plans for hot-spot areas in the context of specific 

vulnerability would be developed. For areas with high concentration of industries MARGs 

have been set-up, whereas for areas prone to other types of disasters Community Emergency 

Response Teams (CERTs) are being set-up. Special efforts have also been taken to involve 

Sugar Co-operatives towards Community Preparedness Measures. 


8.3.1 Private Sector Units in Jalna 

Sugar Factories 


i) Samartha Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana, Ltd., Ankush Nagar, Tq. Ambad, Dist. Jalna 

ii) Rameshwar Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd. Sipora Bazar, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna 

iii) Shri Bageshwari Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd., Partur, Tq. Partur, Dist. Jalna 

iv) Jalna Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd., Ramnagar, Tq. Dist. Jalna 

v) Sagar Sahakari sakhar karkhana ltd.Tirthpuri Tq.Ghansawangi Dist.Jalna 

Co-operative Industrial Estate 

i) Co-operative Industrial Estate, Old M.I.D.C. area, Jalna 

Sahakari Dudh Sangh 

i) Jalna Zilla Dudh Utpadak Sahakari Sangh, Ltd. Jalna 



8.3.2 List of CBOs ( Mahila Mandals and Yuvak Mandals) who will work 

Towards community preparedness measures 

Mahila Mandals in Ambad Taluka 

01) Shri. Jai Ambika Mahila Mandal 

02) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Antarwali, Rathi 

03) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Amalgaon 

04) Asha Mahila Mandal, Kuran 

05) Vikas Mahila Mandal, Karjat 

06) Savitribai Phule Mahila Mandal 

07) Matsodari Mahila Mandal, Dhangurde Hatgaon 

08) Laxmi Chhaya Mahila Mandal, Chinchkhed 

09) Maherghar Mahila Mandal, Dongaon 

10) Jaimalhar Mahila Vikas Mandal, Tadhadgaon 

11) Priyadarshini Mahila Mandal, Dahipuri 

12) Godavari Mahila Mandal, Dudhpuri 

13) Dnyandeep Mahila Mandal, Dhangar Pimpri 

14) Saibaba Mahila Mandal, Nihalsinhwadi 

15) Vaibhavshali Mahila Mandal, Nalewadi 

16) Amrapali Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Nandi 

17) Gramin Vikas Mahila Mandal, Nandi 

18) Vikas Mahila Mandal, Pithori Shirasgaon 

19) Pandita Ramabai Mahila Mandal, Paranda 

20) Shivneri Mahila Mandal, Balegaon 

21) Maya Mahila Mandal, Badapur 

22) Kusumbai Mahila Mandal, Badapur 

23) Sanghamitra Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Bhoberi 

24) Bhimsandesh Mahila Mandal, Mardi 

25) Prakash Mahila Mandal, Mathpimpalgaon 

26) Mayavati Mahila Mandal, Mathpimpalgaon 

27) Priyadarshini Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Mathpimpalgaon 

28) Ramabai Ambedkar M. Mahila Mandal, Mathpimpalgaon 

29) Sainath Mahila Mandal, Rohilagad, 

30) Vikas Mahila Mandal, Rohilagad 

31) Shivshakti Mahila Mandal, Rui 

32) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Lalwadi 

33) Bhagyalakshmi Mahila Mandal, Lasura 

34) Panchshila Mahila Mandal, Wadigodri 

35) Jia Ambika Mahila Mandal, Wadigodri 

36) Sidhartha M. Mahila Mandal, Wadilasura 

37) Jagruti Mahila Mandal, Wadikalya 

38) Bhimkirti Samaj Jagruti Mahila Mandal, Shahagad 

39) Tejaswi Gramin Mahila Mandal, Sukhapuri 

40) Mahalaxmi Mahila Mandal, Ashtipimpalgaon 

41) Laxmibai Mahila Mandal, Lakhampuri 

42) Shardadevi Mahila Mandal, Khadkeshwar 

43) Banjara Mahila Mandal, Masaitanda – 3 


44) Sitadevi Mahila Mandal, Ambad 

45) Jagruti Mahila Mandal, Ambad 

Mahila Mandals in Jafrabad Taluka 

01) Tathagat Mahila Mandal, Adha 

02) Janseva Mahila Mandal, Asai 

03) Kranti Mahila Mandal, Haratkheda 

04) Adarsh Mahila Mandal, Akoladev 

05) Vithal Rukhmini Mahila Mandal, Ambegaon 

06) Seva Prityartha Mahila Mandal, Ambegaon 

07) Durgamata Mahila Mandal, Kusali 

08) Saraswati Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Kumbhari 

09) Pragati Mahila Mandal, Kumbhari 

10) Mahamayavati Mahila Mandal, Kumbhar Ranzari 

11) Saraswati Mahila Mandal, Kumbhar Ranzari 

12) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Kumbhar Ranzari 

13) Ramabai M. Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Kolegaon 

14) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Khaparkheda 

15) Adarsh Mahila Mandal, Khasgaon 

16) Mata Tuljabhavani Mahila Mandal, Khamgaon 

17) Bhimai Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Gondhankheda 

18) Sagameshwar Mahila Mandal, Gavansangameshwar 

19) Amrapali Mahila Mandal, Garkheda 

20) Ganesh Mahila Mandal, Gopi 

21) Sanam Mahila Mandal, Dhankheda 

22) Mayavati Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Janephal 

23) Ramabai Shikshan Vikas Mandal, Gopi 

24) Saraswati Mahila Mandal, Janephal 

25) Gurudev Seva Mahila Mandal, Janephal 

26) Sujata Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Jafrabad 

27) Annapurna Mahila Mandal, Jafrabad 

28) Mauli Mahila Mandal, Jafrabad 

29) Vikas Mahila Mandal, Jafrabad 

30) Vikas Mahila Mandal, Tembhurni 

31) Matoshri Mahila Mandal, Dongaon 

32) Bhagwanbaba Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Dolkheda 

33) Savitribai Phule Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Tapovan 

34) Priyadarshini Mahila Manual, Dahegaon 

35) Yashodhara Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Dehadhatgaon 

36) Amrapali Mahila Mandal, Devlegaon 

37) Adarsha Mahila Mandal, Nandkheda 

38) Naldamayanti Mahila Mandal, Nalwihara 

39) Ambika Mahila Mandal, Pimpalgaon (Kada) 

40) Ramabai M. Mahila Mandal, Papal 

41) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Borgaon (Phadar) 

42) Durgamata Mahila Mandal, Bootkheda 

43) Devi Kapil Adarsh Mahila Mandal, Bootkheda 

44) Sujata M. Mahila Mandal, Bootkheda 

45) Samadhan Mahila Mandal, Bharaj 



46) Seema M. Mahila Mandal, Bharaj (Bk.) 

47) Santoshi Mata Mahila Mandal, Bharaj (Bk.) 

48) Ganesh Mahila Mandal, Bharadkheda 

49) Jijamata Mahila Gramvikas Mandal, Pomhasrul 

50) Gurudev Seva Mahila Mandal, Warud (Kh.) 

51) Renukamata Mahila Mandal, Sawarani 

52) Jaibhawani Mahila Mandal, Watephale 

53) Yashodhara Mahila Mandal, Shirala 

54) Sant Sakhubai Gramin Vikas Mahila Mandal, Shirala 

55) Ganga Mahila Mandal, Sipora 

56) Bholenath Mahila Mandal, Sawarkheda Godhan 

57) Krantikarya Mahila Mandal, Hiwarakabali 

Mahila Mandal in Ghanasawangi Taluka 


01) Priyadarshani Bahuoddeshiya Stri Sudhar Mahila Mandal, Antarwali Tembhi 

02) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Antarwali Rai 

03) Shri. Saibaba Mahila Mandal, Awalgaon (Bk.) 

04) Uttareshwar Mahila Mandal, Ukkadgaon 

05) Gajanan Maharaj Mahila Mandal, Ukkadgaon 

06) Ganesh Mahila Mandal, Kumbhar Pimpalgaon 

07) Samartha Mahila Mandal, Kumbhar Pimpalgaon 

08) Shri. Vithhal Mahila Mandal, Kumbhar Pimpalgaon 

09) Shri Krishna Mahila Mandal, Kumbhar Pimpalgaon 

10) Ramabai Ambedkar M. Mahila Mandal, Khadkat 

11) Kulswami Durga Mahila Mandal, Gadhesawargaon 

12) Swargiya Parwatabai Khoktar Mahila Bahuoddeshiya Sevabhavi Sanstha, 

Gadhesawargaon 

13) Mammadevi Mahila Mandal, Gadhesawargaon 

14) Sawitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Gunj 

15) Ramabai Ambedkar M. Mahila Mandal, Gunj 

16) Ahhilyabai Mahila Mandal, Ghansawangi 

17) Nursinha Mahila Mandal, Ghanwawangi 

18) Awishkar Mahila Mandal, Jogladevi 

19) Ahermal Mahila Mandal, Dhakephal 

20) Matoshri Ramabai Ambedkar M. Mahila Mandal, Tirthapuri 

Mahila Mandals in Partur Taluka 

01) Rohini Mahila Mandal, Akoli 

02) Mauli Kripa Mahila Mandal, Asanagaon 

03) Sawitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Karla 

04) Ramamata Mahila Mandal, Khandvi 

05) Mayavati Mahila Mandal, Chincholi 

06) Gurudev Mahila Mandal, Dolhara 

07) Maherghar Mahila Mandal, Dhamangaon 

08) Janjagruti M. Mahila Mandal, Patoda 

09) Saraswati Mahila Mandal, Paratwadi 

10) Suyog M. Mahila Mandal, Bramhani 

11) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Rohina (Bk.) 


12) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Loni 

13) Sujata Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Warphal 

14) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Warphal 

15) Bhagini Mahila Mandal, Watur 

16) Bhimshakti M. Mahila Mandal, Watur 

17) Savitribai Phule Mahila Mandal, Hatadi 

18) Vishakha Mahila Mandal, Partur 

Mahila Mandals in Mantha Taluka 

01) Tuljabhavani Mahila Mandal, Ambhora Shelke 

02) darsh Mahila Mandal, Dahiphal Khandare 

03) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Devthana Oswad 

04) Jagdamba M. Mahila Mandal, Daha 

05) Ahhilyabai Mahila Mandal, Pangri 

06) Adarsh M. Mahila Mandal, Patoda (Bk.) 

07) Ganaraya Gramin M. Mahila Mandal, Pakni 

08) Renukai Mahila Seva Bhavi Mandal, Pewa 

09) Sahjivan Mahila Mandal, Padali Dudha 

10) Puja M. Mahila Mandal, Pangri (GO) 

11) Kanchan Mahila Mandal, Pangri (GO) 

12) Matoshri Ramabai Mahila Mandal, Mantha 

13) Priyadarshini Mahila Mandal, Mantha 

14) Jai Tuljabhavani M. Mahila Mandal, Malegaon, Tq. Mantha 

15) Kusumtai Mahila Mandal, Malegaon 

16) Renukadevi Mahila Mandal, Mahora 

17) Renukadevi Mahila Mandal, Wadhegaon 

18) Maherghar Mahila Mandal, Helus 

19) Matoshri Ramabai Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Helus 

20) Ramabai Mahila Mandal, Widoli 

Mahila Mandals in Badnapur 

01) Ekta Mahila Mandal, Akola 

02) Rushi Bhakta Mahila Mandal, Asarkheda 

03) Kranti Jyoti M. Mahila Mandal, Kusali 

04) Yashodhara Mahila Mandal, Keligavan 

05) Dhanlaxmi Mahila Mandal, Keligavan 

06) Durgadevi Mahila Mandal, Kinhola 

07) Bhimkranti M. Mahila Mandal, Kinhola 

08) Sau. Prerna M. Mahila Mandal, Kinhola 

09) Vandev Mahila Mandal, Kandari (Kh.) 

10) Ahhilyabai Mahila Mandal, Kajala 

11) Ramabai Ambedkar Mahila Mandal, Kajala 

12) Renuka Mahila Mandal, Bhatkheda Khamgaon 

13) Jaibhavani Mahila Mandal, Khadgaon 

14) Sharda Mahila Mandal, Chikhali 

15) Priyadarshini Mahila Mandal, Dongargaon 

16) Gautami M. Mahila Mandal, Dawargaon 

17) Vikas Mahila Mandal, Devgaon 



18) Shivganga M. Mahila Mandal, Devgaon 

19) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Dawalwadi 

20) Maheshwari Mahila Mandal, Dawalwadi 

21) Triratna M. Mahila Mandal, Dabhadi 

22) Kapil M. Mahila Mandal, Devpimpalgaon 

23) Vithhal Rakhmai Mahila Mandal, Devpimpalgaon 

24) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Devpimpalgaon 

25) Vijaya Mahila Mandal, Dhopteshwar 

26) Ramabai Ambedkar M. Mahila Mandal, Nanegaon 

27) Bholeshankar Mahila Mandal, Nandkheda 

28) Amol Mahila Mandal, Pathar Devalgaon 

29) Sarthak Mahila Vikas Sanstha, Walapur 

30) Jai Sitaram Mahila Mandal, Balapur 

31) Kavita Gramodyog Mahila Mandal, Wahegaon 

32) Sujata Gramodyog Mahila Mandal, Wahegaon 

33) Jivanjyoti M. Mahila Mandal, Wahegaon 

34) Jai Maharashtra Mahila Mandal, Wahegaon 

35) Ahilyabai Mahila Mandal, Bawnepangri 

36) Gram Vikas Mahila Mandal, Bawnepangri 

37) Panchshil Mahila Mandal, Bawanepangri 

38) Bahujan M. Mahila Mandal, Bawanepangri 

39) Indira Mahila Mandal, Butegaon 

40) Yashodhara M. Mahila Mandal, Malegaon 

41) Mauli M. Mandal, Matrewadi 

42) Dhammadip M. Mahila Mandal, Madwa 

43) Amrapali Mahila Mandal, Mandevalgaon 

44) Vishakha Mahila Mandal, Mandevalgaon 

45) Kranti Mahila Mandal, Roshangaon 

46) Yashodhara M. Mahila Mandal, Ranjangaon 

47) Maherghar Mahila Mandal, Wakulni 

48) Magaswargiya Ramada Mahila Manual, Smoothen 

49) Gramin Vikas Mahila Mandal, Selgaon 

50) Jai Bhawani Mahila Mandal, Hiwaradabhadi 

51) Sharda Mahila Mandal, Hiwaradabhadi 

52) Navsakshar Mahila Mandal, Ramdulwadi 

53) Gramvikas Mahila Mandal, Pimpalgaon 

54) Miriyam Mahila Mandal, Pimpalgaon 

55) Amrapali Mahila Mandal, Waghrula, Dongargaon 

56) Samartha Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Gewraibazzar 

Mahila Mandals in Bhokardan Taluka 

01) Karuna Mahila Mandal, Awhana 

02) Laxmikant Mahila Mandal, Anwa 

03) Aajubai Mahila Mandal, Anwa 

04) Saraswati Devi Mahila Mandal, Ebrahimpur 

05) Ramabai M. Mahila Mandal, Ebrahimpur 

06) Sarswati Mahila Mandal, Ekephal 

07) Sant Janabai Mahila Mandal, Kumbhari 

08) Shri. Tuljabhawani Mahila Mandal, Kumbhari 



09) Rohini Mahila Mandal, Kodoli 

10) Priyadarshani Mahila Mandal, Kedarkheda 

11) Kodeshwar Mahila Mandal, Koda 

12) Walmikeshwar M. Mahila Mandal, Koda 

13) Renukamata Mahila Mandal, Koda 

14) Saptashringi Mahila Mandal, Koda 

15) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Kalyani 

16) Ahilya Bai Holkar Mahila Mandal, Kalyani 

17) Walmiki M. Mahila Mandal, Kothakoli 

18) Yogeshwar Mahila Mandal, Kothakoli 

19) Rashtramata Jijabai Mahila Mandal, Khaparkheda 

20) Durgadevi Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Garkheda 

21) Mayavati M. Mahila Mandal, Chandetepali 

22) Devata Mahila Mandal, Chincholi 

23) Gramjagruti Mahila Mandal, Jawkheda (Bk.) 

24) Sadhna Mahila Mandal, Jalgaon Sapkal 

25) Adarsh Mahila Mandal, Jalgaon Sapkal 

26) Matoshri Bhagubai Mahila Mandal, Jalgaon Sapkal 

27) Yogita Mahila Mandal, Talni 

28) Gramin Vikas Mahila Mandal, Tadkalas 

29) Ahilya Devi M. Mahila Mandal, Tadegaon 

30) Saptashringi Mahila Mandal, Tadegaon 

31) Pragati M. Mahila Mandal, Thigalkheda 

32) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Nimbola 

33) Viksit Mahila Mandal, Nalani (Kh.) 

34) Sawitribai Phule Mahila Mandal, Nalani (Kh.) 

35) Mirabai Mahila Mandal, Nalani (Kh.) 

36) Tulajabhawani Mahila Mandal, Perjapur 

37) Akanksha Mahila Mandal, Pimpalgaon 

38) Prerna Mahila Mandal, Palaskheda Dabhadi 

39) Matoshri Ramabai Ambedkar M. Mahila Mandal, Borgaon Jahangir 

40) Rashtramata Jijau Mahila Mandal, Borgaon Jahangir 

41) Mayavati Mahila Mandal, Baranjala Sabale 

42) Janjagruti Mahila Mandal, Baranjala Sabale 

43) Jai Bhawani Mahila Mandal, Baranjala Lokhande 

44) Samata M. Mahila Mandal, Babhulgaon 

45) Padmapani Mahila Mandal, Babhulagaon 

46) Mahila Mandal Bhokardan 

47) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Bhokardan 

48) Navjivan Mahila Mandal, Bhokardan 

49) Ashirwad Mahila Mandal, Umarkheda 

50) Jhansichi Rani Laxmibai Mahila Mandal, Muthad 

51) Ahilya Bai Mahila Mandal, Malegaon 

52) Rajureshwar Gramodyog Mahila Mandal, Rajur 

53) Mayavati Mahila Mandal, Rajur 

54) Priyadarshani Mahila Mandal, Wakli 

55) Jijamata Gramodyog Mahila Mandal, Warud (Bk.) 

56) Girija Gramin Mahila Vikas Mandal, Warud (Bk.) 

57) Savitribai Phule Mahila Mandal, Wadod Tanda 

58) Jai Bhavani Mahila Mandal, Wiregaon 



59) Thanganabai Mahila Mandal, Wadhona 

60) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Walsawangi 

61) Sarwadna Gramin Mahila Mandal, Subhanpur 

62) Sant Muktabai Mahila Sanstha, Sirajgaon 

63) Dattatraya Mahila Mandal, Sirajgaon 

64) Saraswati Mahila Mandal, Soygaondevi 

65) Gramin Mahila Mandal, Siporabazzar 

66) Kalpana Mahila Mandal, Siporabazzar 

67) Matoshri Ramabai Ambedkar Mahila Mandal, Sawangi 

68) Onkareshwar Mahila Mandal, Sawangi 

69) Jagdamba Mata Mahila Mandal, Sawangi 

70) Indira Sfurti Mahila Mandal, Hasanabad 

71) Pragati Mahila Mandal, Hasanabad 

72) Asmita Mahila Mandal, Hasanabad 

73) Savata Mali Mahila Mandal, Bhokardan 

74) Bhagini Nivedita Mahila Mandal, Bhokardan 

75) Adarsh Mahila Mandal, Bhokardan 

76) Gramvikas Mahila Mandal, Samartha Nagar 

77) Laxmibai Saraswati Mahila Mandal, Bhokardan 

Mahila Mandals in Jalna Taluka 

01) Annabhau Sathe M. Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

02) Alsaba Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

03) Bahujan Samaj Bhagini Mandal, Jalna 

04) Bhagyoday Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

05) Chandrakala M. Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

06) Dhamaratna M. Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

07) Dhavaleshwar Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

08) Dipjyoti M. Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

09) Phoenix Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

10) Gautami Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

11) Jaikranti Mahila Vikas Mandal, Jalna 

12) Janki Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

13) Jyoti Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

14) Jogeshwari Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

15) Kamala Vikas Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

16) Krantisurya Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

17) K. Gayabai Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

18) Kasar Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

19) Magaswargiya Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

20) Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

21) Muslim Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

22) Narishakti Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

23) Nandadip Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

24) Prerna Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

25) Pariniti Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

26) Pragati Vikas Mandal, Jalna 

27) Ramabai Ambedkar Upasika Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

28) Rajmata Mahila Mandal, Jalna 



29) Renukamata Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

30) Rajureshwar Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

31) Sai Baba M. Mahila Kalyan Mandal, Jalna 

32) Samata Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

33) Shivneri Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

34) Sukeshini M. Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

35) Sanghamitra Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

36) Saraswati Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

37) Shivai Mahila Vikas Mandal, Jalna 

38) Surabhi Mahila Vikas Mandal, Jalna 

39) Savitribai Phule Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

40) Shraddha Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

41) Vaibhavshali Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

42) Suyog Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

43) Mohta Devi Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

44) Samartha Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

45) Shri. Sai Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

46) Sahanbhuti Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

47) Trupti Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

48) Vishakha Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

49) Vaishali M. Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

50) Yogita Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

51) Yashoda Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

52) Savitribai Phule M. Vikas Mahila Mandal, Ukhali 

53) Mirabai Mahila Mandal, Ukhali 

54) Vithhal Mahila Mandal, Ukhali 

55) Chaitanya Gramodyog Mahila Mandal, Utwad 

56) Ganesh Mahila Mandal, Arandwadgaon 

57) Savitribai Phule Sudhar Mahila Mandal, Kumbhephal 

58) Matoshri Bhimai Mahila Mandal, Kumbhephal 

59) Shil M. Mahila Mandal, Kumbhephal 

60) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Kadwanchi 

61) Amrapali M. Mahila Mandal, Kadwanchi 

62) Shital Mahila Mandal, Khabewadi 

63) Shri. Ganesh Mahila Mandal, Kharpudi 

64) Ranjana Mahila Mandal, Kharpudi 

65) Shri. Jagdamba Devi Gramodyog Mahila Mandal, Khodepuri 

66) Bhimchhaya M. Mahila Mandal, Golapangri 

67) Vaishali Mahila Mandal, Gavali Pokhri 

68) Pragati Mahila Mandal, Ghetuli 

69) Gurukripa Mahila Mandal, Ghetuli 

70) Rukhmini Mahila Mandal, Ghanewadi 

71) Adarsh Bhagini Mandal, Jalna 

72) Mahila Mandal, Old Jalna 

73) Stri Mukti Sanskrutik Samiti, Jalna 

74) Amba Mahila Mandal, Kadrabad 

75) Indira Pratishthit Mahila Mandal, Jamwadi 

76) Shri Krishna Mahila Mandal, Jalna 

77) Kranti M. Mahila Mandal, Jalgaon 

78) Sanghmitra M. Mahila Mandal, Dambari 



79) Chhawa Gramyojna Mahila Mandal, Tandulwadi 

80) Sanchi Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Tandulwadi 

81) Priyadarshini Mahila Mandal, Tatewadi 

82) Savitribai Phule M. Mahila Mandal, Devmurti 

83) Kranti Mahila Mandal, Dudhna Kolegaon 

84) Bhimchhaya Mahila Mandal, Daregaon 

85) Rukhmini Mahila Mandal, Daregaon 

86) Uday Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Deregaon 

87) Mahalaxmi Mahila Mandal, Dahiphal Kale 

88) Matoshri Jijamata Bahuoddeshiya Seva Sanstha, Dahiphal Kale 

89) Ramabai M. Mahila Mandal, Ner 

90) Bhimjyoti M. Mahila Mandal, Panchanwadgaon 

91) Waradlaxmi Bahuoddeshiya Mahila Mandal, Panchanwadgaon 

92) Sawitribai Phule M. Mandal, Patrud 

93) Sanjivni Mahila Mandal, Patrud 

94) Maharshi Valmiki Mahila Mandal, Patrud 

95) Gajanan Mahila Mandal, Bathan 

96) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Bathan 

97) Vaishali Mahila Mandal, Borgaon 

98) Ahilya Devi Mahila Mandal, Bhatepuri 

99) Adarsh Mahila Mandal, Pimpri Dukari 

100) Tulja Bhavani Mahila Mandal, Mohadi 

101) Matoshri Ramabai Ambedkar M. Mahila Mandal, Malshendra 

102) Yashodhara M. Mahila Mandal, Rohanwadi 

103) Samta Gram Vikas Mahila Mandal, Rewgaon 

104) Udaynagar Vikas Mahila Mandal, Revgao Jalna 

105) Jijamata Mahila Mandal, Ramanagar 

106) Ramai M. Mahila Mandal, Rammurti 

107) Prabhat Mahila Mandal, Wiregaon 

108) Savitribai Mahila Mandal, Waghrul 

109) Bhimjyoti Mahila Mandal, Wadgaon 

110) Sarswati Mahila Mandal, Wakhari 

111) Jagdamba Mahila Mandal, Waghrul 

112) Kai. Shahir Annabhau Sathe M. Mahila Mandal, Sarwadi 

113) Bhimgarjana Mahila Mandal, Shiraswadi 

114) Dilasa Mahila Mandal, Shiraswadi 

115) Indira Mahila and Vikas Mandal, Sevali 

116) Arunoday Sanskrutik and Gram Vikas Mandal, Sevali 

117) Matoshri Limbai Mahila Mandal, Shambhu Sawargaon 

118) Samata M. Mahila Mandal, Somnath 

119) Renuka Mahila Mandal, Sawargaon 

120) Bahujan M. Mahila Mandal, Sawargaon 

121) Someshwar Mahila Mandal, Somnath 

122) Indira Mahila Mandal, Shivani 

123) Ramabai Ambedkar Upasika Mahila Mandal, Jalna 



Yuvak Mandals in Jalna District 

Sr. No. Name of Institution Name of Contact Person 

01 Shri Krishna Yuvak and 

Sanskrutik Krida Mandal, 

Antarwali Sarati, Tq. Ambad, 

Dist. Jalna 

02 Sudarshan Yuvak Sanskrutik 

Mandal, Ankushnagar, Tq. 


03 Samartha Yuvak Sanskrutik 

Krida Mandal, Tadhadgaon, Tq. 


04 Navyuvak Sanghatna, Dahegaon, 

Tq. Jafrabad, Dist. Jalna 

05 Gramin Yuvak Krida Mandal, 

Kajala, Tq. Badnapur, Dist. Jalna 

06 Atmanand Yuvak Mandal, 

Awhana, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. 

Jalna 

07 Bhagwati Yuvak Sanskrutik 

Mandal, Kothakoli, Tq. 


08 Siddhishwar Navyuvak Sanskritik 

Krida Mandal, Jalgaon Sapkal, 


09 Shri Ram Yuvak Krida 

Sanskrutik Krida Mandal, 

Thigalkheda, Tq. Bhokardan Dist. 

Jalna 

10 Bajrang Yuvak Sanskritik Yuvak 

Mandal, Dhawada, Tq. 


11 Ekta Yuvak Sanskritik Yuvak 

Mandal, Dhawada, Tq. 


12 Swami Vivekanand Krida 

Mandal, Pimpalgaon Renukai, 


13 Janseva Sanskritik Yuva Vyayam 

Mandal, Bhivpur, Tq. Bhokardan, 

Dist. Jalna 

14 Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj 

Krida Yuvak Mandal, Warud 

(Bk.), Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna 

15 Chaitanya Yuvak Mandal, Sipora 

Bazar, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. Jalna 


Mr. Rajendra P. Dakhane, Tq. 


Mr. Nandkumar P. Khose, Tq. 


Mr. Bhimashankar Raosaheb 

Waghude, Tadhadgaon, Tq. 


Mr. Bhagwan Eknath Deshmukh, 

Dahegaon, Tq. Jafrabad, Dist. 

Jalna 

Mr. Raghunath Uttamrao Bhode, 

Kajala, Tq. Badnapur, Dist. Jalna 

Mr. Sheshrao Bhimrao Awhad, 

Awhana, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. 

Jalna 

Mr. Vinayakrao Laxman Korde, 

Kothakoli, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. 

Jalna 

Mr. Jagganath Yeduba Sapkal, 

Jalgaon Sapkal, Tq. Bhokardan, 

Dist. Jalna 

Mr. Gambhir Sandu Dhavle Patil, 

Thigalkheda, Tq. Bhokardan, 

Dist. Jalna 

Mr. Shivaji Mahadu Gavali, 

Dhawada, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. 

Jalna 

Mr. Gayasoddin Sayyad Amir, 

Dhawada, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. 

Jalna 

Mr. Sudhirkumar Shyamrao 

Wagh, Pimpalgaon Renukai, Tq. 


Mr. Himmatrao Khandu Janjal, 

Bhivpur, Tq. Bhokardan, Dist. 

Jalna 

Mr. Vishwas Bhaurao Wagh, 

Warud (Bk.), Tq. Bhokardan, 

Dist. Jalna 

Mr. Abdul Rahim Ahmed Khan, 

Sipora Bazar, Tq. Bhokardan, 

Dist. Jalna 


16 Adarsh Vikas Mandal, Jalna, Tq. 

Dist. Jalna 

17 Jaiswal Yuva Manch, Jalna, Tq. 

Dist. Jalna 

18 Swami Vivekanand Yuva Krida 

and Sanskritik Mandal, Jalna, Tq. 

and Dist. Jalna 

19 United Yuvak Kalyan Mandal, 

Jalna, Tq. Dist. Jalna 

20 Yuvak Vikas Mandal, Jalna, Tq. 

Dist. Jalna 

21 Tushar Yuvak Mahila Sanskritik 

Krida Mandal, Kharpudi, Tq. 

Jalna, Dist. Jalna 

22 Nav Yuvak Mandal, Golapangri, 

Tq. Dist. Jalna 

23 Dudhna Sanskritik Krida Mandal, 

Dudhna Kalegaon, Tq. Jalna, 

Dist. Jalna 

24 Nath Yuva Krida Mandal, 

Shiraswadi, Tq. Dist. Jalna 

25 Arunoday Sanskritik and Gram 

Vikas Mandal, Sevali, Tq. Dist. 

Jalna 

26 Chhatrapati Sambhaji 

Bahuoddeshiya Yuva and Krida 

Mandal, Hiswan (Kh.), Tq. Jalna 

Dist. Jalna 


Mr. Vasant Shyamrao 

Jambhorkar, Jalna, Tq. Dist. Jalna 

Mr. Manoj Kishan Jaiswal, 

Bejanzi Rd., Jalna, Tq. Dist. Jalna 

Mr. Rupesh Hiralal Hundiwale, 

Shani Mandir, Jalna Tq. District 

Jalna 

Mr. Abdul Hapiz Abdul Gaffar, 

Bhaji Mandai, Old Jalna Tq. Dist. 

Jalna 

Mr. Balasaheb Asaram Tanpure, 

Mastagad, Old Jalna, Tq. Dist. 

Jalna 

Mr. Subhash T. Dethe, Kharpudi, 

Tq. Jalna, Dist. Jalna 

Mr. Kondibhau Jija Patil, 

Golapangri, Tq. Dist. Jalna 

Mr. Rameshwar Uttamrao 

Bhandarge, Dudhna Kolegaon, 

Tq. Jalna, Dist. Jalna 

Mr. Raosaheb Nagorao Dhage, 

Shiraswadi, Tq. Dist. Jalna 

Mr. Laxmikant Bhimrao 

Ghiwangirkar, Sevali, Tq. Dist. 

Jalna 

Mr. Sanjay Bhujangrao Gavane, 

Hiswan (Kh.), Tq. Jalna Dist. 

Jalna 


8.3.3 Mutual Aid and Resource Groups (MARGs) 

The objective of setting up MARGs in these areas are 

• Make the industrial zone self-sufficient 

• Encourage pooling of resources to tackle industrial accidents 

• Manage both on-site and off-site industrial accidents 

• Provide for a degree of expertise in managing disasters 

• Reduce the response time for managing disasters 

• To integrate the on-site plan of industries with an off-site plan. 

• Assist the district administration in managing disasters 


These MARGs are formed in areas where chemical and hazardous industries are located. The 

guidelines for the formation of MARGs are provided in Annexure I. 


8.3.4 Community Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) 


In most disasters, community members are the first to respond before any outside assistance 

can reach the disaster site. Therefore in certain disaster prone areas a group of young 

volunteers or Community Emergency Response Teams are being formed and trained to 

undertake essential tasks which would reduce loss of life and property and at the same time 

build confidence in self-management. Essentially CERTs would contribute in the following 

areas: 

1. Organising training and preparedness exercises at the community level 

2. Ensuring family preparedness on the receipt of warning 

3. Ensuring communication links both within the community and with administration 

4. Controlling rumours and panic behaviour and undertaking confidence building activities 

5. Mobilising youth and able-bodied persons from the community to provide volunteers 

support, wherever required 

6. Organising local work teams for immediate rescue, and relief e.g. cooked food, first aid, 

assistance in law and order 

7. Assisting the handicapped who need special help 

8. Facilitating movement of relief teams during evacuation and relief and ensuring 

appropriate tagging as and when necessary 

9. Guarding major installations and evacuated properties till the administration takes over. 

These CERTs are expected to support the efforts of the Gram Panchayat and Tahsildar. 

8.3.5 Villages where CERTs can be formed 

High-risk villages which have been identified by the district administration according to the 

following criteria. 

Epidemic-prone Villages 

Earthquake-prone Villages 

Riverside Villages 

Remote Villages 

The list of such villages are given in Section 3.2 of Volume I of the Plan. 


8.4 Areas of Community Participation 


Administration and NGOs at the disaster site should ensure maximum community 

participation in all stages of operation in order to maintain community morale and 

confidence, maximise the use of local resources, reduce costs of operation and promote a 

faster recovery. It is important to note that the so-called “victims” are not all that helpless and 

offer a tremendous manpower resource and ingenuity to overcome the crises. Disaster 

management situations offers a wide range of choice and demands a immediate decision 

making. The participation of communities and their representatives would reduce the 

pressures on administration with regard to the choice and uncertainties of community’s 

response to the decision-making process. 

Based on local dynamics, ethos and the experience of the Latur earthquake, an appropriate 

strategy to ensure community support has been evolved. Such efforts to enlist community 

support and participation have gone a long way in reassuring the community about the 

administration’s intent and seriousness about managing the disaster. 

Efforts to enlist community participation is being ensured by 

identifying situational, opinion and position leaders in the community and voicing 

administration’s confidence in their capabilities to undertake the tasks. 

Consultations and dialogues expressly indicating the need for assistance would encourage 

the community and its leaders to come forward. 

Regular feedback meetings and an open book approach to demonstrate transparency. 

Involving community in decision making at local levels 

The major areas of community participation are being identified and include the following : 

8.4.1 During Evacuation 

For appropriate security and law and order evacuation would be undertaken with assistance 

from community leaders and community based organisations (CBOs). 

The entire family would evacuate together as a unit. However, to avoid stampede and 

confusion and in cases of inadequate transport or limited time, emergency evacuation would 

be undertaken in the following order : 

• seriously injured and sick 

• children, women and handicapped 

• Old 

• Able-bodied 



For emergency evacuations , the families would be encouraged to take along water, food, 

clothing and emergency supplies to last at least three days. 

In addition, the families would be encouraged to assemble the following kit. 

• Adequate supply of water in closed, unbreakable containers. 

• Adequate supply of non-perishable packaged food and dry rations 

• A change of clothing and rain gear. 

• Blankets and bed sheets, towels 

• Buckets, Plates and mugs made of plastic 

• Soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste 

• A battery-powered radio, torch, lantern, matches 

• Cash and jewelry 

• Personal medicines 

• A list of important family documents including ration card, passport, bank passbook 

address/telephone book (of relatives), certificates, driving license, property documents, 

insurance documents etc. 

• Special items including foods, for infants, elderly or disabled family members. 

People would be asked to shut off electricity and water at main switches and valves before 

leaving. 

People would be asked to listen to a battery-powered radio and follow local instructions. 

In other cases, people would be advised to follow these steps: 

• Wear protective clothing. 

• Secure their homes. Close and lock doors and windows. 

• Turn off the main water valve and electricity 

• Leave early enough to avoid being trapped. 

• Follow recommended evacuation routes. Not to take shortcuts. They may be blocked. 

• Not to move into flooded areas. 

• Stay away from downed power lines. 

• Animals may not be allowed in public shelters. With respect to livestock, community 

would be instructed to set the livestock free before evacuating in order to avoid extensive 

loss of livestock. If possible, the community may be advised to carry the livestock along 

if the evacuation does not involve transportation by vehicles. 


8.4.2 During the Disaster 


Community leaders would be responsible for ensuring the following community behaviour : 

• People stay calm and panic behaviour is not encouraged. Regulate helter-skelter running 

or crowding of people. 

• Encourage people to stay at a secured place and protect themselves from injuries. 

• People do not enter damaged buildings or structures or even their own houses 

• People do not touch electric poles, utility wires/cables 

• People do not use telephones except in life-threatening situations 

• Preparedness of community for recurrence of the disaster, increase in severity, or 

consequential emergencies 

• Check for injuries. Do not attempt to move seriously injured persons unless they are in 

immediate danger of death or further injury. 

• Undertake first-aid activities as per the guidelines given in preparedness and mitigation 

document of DDMAP 

• Visually inspect utility lines and appliances for damage. 

• If water pipes are damaged, shut off the water supply at the main valve. 

• People stay away from damaged areas, unless their assistance has been specifically 

requested by police, fire or relief organizations. 

• Mobilise people to put out small fires and people inside are made to evacuate. 

• People do not throw away any damaged goods until an official inventory has been taken. 

• Help police, if requested, to maintain law and order and watch the evacuated property 

during the disaster 


8.4.3 During Relief and Rehabilitation 


Immediately after the disaster, the members of the community may look depressed and 

helpless, but very soon gets euphoric when they find that after all everything is not lost. 

Participation of community at this stage helps in early recovery and promotes mental health. 

It is necessary to see that member of the community are continuously engaged in some sort of 

helping activity to draw them out of their depression. 

Relief authorities at the site would therefore: 

• Encourage self-help in every activity of their day-to-day living. 

• Encourage assistance for location and identification of dead, disposal of dead bodies, 

disposal of carcasses and disposal of damaged food stocks 

• Encourage contribution of labour (loading, unloading, distribution, temporary 

constructions, salvage and restoration of water supplies, Food distribution, relief camps, 

cattle camps etc.) 

• Enlist assistance for updating records of damages and losses. 

• Enlist assistance in maintenance of law and order 

• Enlist assistance in maintaining sanitation standards and disposal of waste 

• Promote cultural and recreational activities in order to protect the mental health and 

sustain the ethical and moral values. 


8.5 Encouraging Family Level Preparedness 


In order to assist the families to prepare themselves, community education programme will be 

undertaken to acquaint members of the community with the nature of each disaster, the type 

of damage that can occur, the demands it would generate both at family and community level 

and the manner in which it will be responded to. Even with the best of planning, it is difficult 

to assess the exact impact of the disaster and the response time. Under the circumstances 

then, families have to prepare themselves for a prolonged period before the administration 

can reach them. Although collective efforts of the community can reduce the hardship to 

some extent a large part of the burden would be on the family itself. Hence families would be 

encouraged to check for the in-house hazards as also use the given emergency checklist and 

prepare itself accordingly. 


8.5.1 Checking for in-house hazards 


• Encourage people to inspect their houses once every year to find and correct potential 

hazards such as any household items that can move, fall, break, or cause a fire. 

• Check for electrical hazards. 

♦ Undertake repairs or replacement of hazardous cables, plugs, connections. 

♦ Remove unwanted plug points or unused cables. 

• Check for combustible materials in the household 

♦ Appropriateness of storage place (light, ventilation, heat and reach of children) 

♦ Appropriateness of containers of flammable liquids such as kerosene/diesel (quality 

of material, quantity of material, covers, leakage) 

♦ Precautions undertaken for managing the spills 

• Check for fire hazards. 

♦ Separation of household goods from inflammable materials 

♦ Separation of fuel from combustible materials 

♦ Cleaning of valves, pressure stoves and supply points 


8.5.2 Emergency Planning and Checklists 


Families need to prepare themselves for any kind of disaster. This would require specific 

information about emergency water and food and a recommended checklist of emergency 

supplies which will enable the family to sustain itself till adequate facilities for relief are 

organised. 

8.5.2.1 Emergency checklist: 

• Find out which disasters could occur in the area. 

• Ask how to prepare for each disaster. 

• Know the members of the CERT 

• Ask how warnings are given in an emergency. 

• Learn about the community's evacuation routes. 

• Learn about designated shelters 

• Ask about special assistance for elderly or disabled persons. 

• Learn about emergency plans at the workplace. 

• Learn about emergency plans for the children’s school or day-care center. 

8.5.2.2 Create an emergency plan: 

• Meet with household members. Discuss with children the dangers of fire, severe 

weather, earthquakes and other emergencies. 

• Discuss how to respond to each disaster that could occur. 

• Talk to children about the likely disasters 

• It is easier for children to understand what is happening during a disaster if they 

already know what can take place. Point out that some of the disasters are indeed 

natural events and although they are dangerous, they do not have to be lifethreatening 

if adequate precautions are taken. Try not to alarm the children in 

discussing possible disasters. 

• Teach children about the safety precautions for each disaster. 

• Learn how to turn off the water and electricity at main switches. 

• Create a network of relatives, friends or co-workers to assist the disabled in an 

emergency. 

• Provide for medical alert tags or bracelets to identify the handicapped person 

8.5.2.3 Disaster supplies kit 

• For emergency evacuations , the families should be encouraged to take along 

adequate supply of water, food, clothing and emergency supplies. 

• The families should be encouraged to assemble the disaster supplies kit as 

described earlier. 


8.5.3 Evacuation Preparedness 


When community evacuations become necessary, local officials would provide information 

to the public through the media. Government agencies, and other disaster relief organisations 

would provide emergency shelter and supplies. 

The amount of time the families have to evacuate will depend on the disaster. If the event 

can be monitored, like a cyclone, families could have a day or two to get ready. But many 

disasters offer no time for people to gather even the most basic necessities. This is why 

evacuation plan is necessary. 

The checklist for emergency planning given above would be useful for evacuation planning 

as well. Additionally, families should also get their disaster supplies kit organised for 

evacuation and follow the steps for evacuation as outlined earlier. 


8.5.4 Shelter 


Taking shelter is critical in times of disaster. This may mean staying in an enclosed structure 

during a severe storm without electricity for days. 

In many emergencies, local authorities would set up public shelters in schools, municipal 

buildings and places of worship. While they often provide water, food, medicine and basic 

sanitary facilities, families should plan to have their own supplies as well. 

8.5.4.1 Living in Designated Emergency Shelters 

1. Stay in the shelter until local authorities say it's okay to leave. The length of the stay can 

range from a few hours to few days. 

2. Restrict smoking to well-ventilated areas. Ensure that smoking materials are disposed of 

safely. 

3. Cooperate with local authorities and others staying in the shelter. Living with many 

families in a confined space can be difficult and unpleasant. 

4. Listen to radio broadcasts. 

5. Watch for fires. 

6. Assist local authorities as volunteers in the management of water, cooked food and other 

relief supplies including medical care, if required 

7. Make arrangements for pets and cattle before going to a public shelter. They are not 

allowed in a public shelter due to health reasons. 

8. Organise recreation for children 

9. Assist local authorities with the assistance of community members to maintain law and 

order 


8.5.5 Helping after Disaster 


When disaster strikes, people everywhere want to help those in need. To ensure that this 

compassion and generosity are put to good use, the media can highlight these facts: 

• Financial aid is an immediate need of disaster victims. Financial contributions should be 

made through local administration or a well-known voluntary organisation to help ensure 

that contributions are put to their intended use. 

• Before donating food or clothing, wait for instructions from local officials. Immediately 

after a disaster, relief workers usually don't have time or facilities to set-up distribution 

channels, and too often these items go to waste. 

• Volunteers should go through a well-known voluntary agency since these agencies will 

know what is needed and are prepared to deal with the need. Local authorities also 

coordinate volunteer efforts for helping in disasters. 

• Organisations and community groups wishing to donate items should first contact local 

officials, and voluntary agencies working on relief to find out what is needed and where 

to send it. Be prepared to deliver the items to different places, tell officials when you'll be 

there, but do not expect them to provide for transportation, driver, and unloading. 


8.6 Disaster Specific Family Preparedness Measures 

8.6.1 Fires 


[In addition to what has been listed under family preparedness as a generic response, fire accidents demand 

specific preparedness and responses. Given below are the preparedness measures and responses which are 

specific to fire accidents]. 

Fire spreads quickly; there is no time to grab valuables or inform administration. Heat and 

smoke are even more dangerous than the flames; inhaling the super-hot air can sear the lungs. 

Fire produces poisonous gases that make you disoriented and drowsy. Instead of being 

awakened by a fire, it may induce a deeper sleep. 

In case of fire know what to do, how to escape, how to safeguard the occupants. Have a plan. 

8.6.1.1 Fire safety tips 

• Teach family members to stay low to the floor (where the air is safer in a fire) when 

escaping from a fire. 

8.6.1.2 What to do during a fire 

• Use water to put out small fires. Do not try to put out a fire that is getting out of control. 

Call the fire department. Make sure everyone knows how to call the fire department. 

• Never use water on an electrical fire. 

• Smother oil and grease fires in the kitchen with baking soda or salt, or put a lid over the 

flame if it is burning in a pan. 

• If the clothes catch on fire, the person should stop, drop and roll until the fire is 

extinguished. Running only makes the fire burn faster. Those assisting should pour water 

and not try to control it with bare hands. 

• Feel for heat near the top of the door before opening. If it's hot, don't open it unless it is 

an escape route. In such a case Feel the bottom of the door with the palm of your hand 

before opening it. If the door is cool, leave immediately. Be prepared to crawl. Smoke 

and heat rise, and the air is clearer and cooler near the floor. If the door is hot, escape 

through a window. If escape is not possible, signal and call out for help, alerting the fire 

fighters. 

• Close doors of the rooms on fire. It will hold back the fire and keep out poisonous smoke 

until help arrives. 

• If escape is not possible, stay near the floor, where the air is better. If all doors are 

closed, open a window for air. If possible, stuff wet rags around doors to hold back 

smoke and heat. 



• Stay out. Do not, for any reason, go back into a burning house. If someone is missing, 

tell the fire fighters. 

8.6.1.3 What to do after a fire 

• Do not enter a fire-damaged structure unless authorities say it is okay. 

• When entering a fire-damaged structure, look for signs of heat or smoke. 

• Have an electrician check your household wiring before the current is turned on. 

• Beware of structural damage. Roofs and floors may be weakened and need repair. 

• Keep records of all clean-up and repair costs. 

• Do not throw away any damaged goods until an official inventory has been taken. 

• In case of tenancy, contact the landlord. 

• Secure personal belongings or move them to another location. 

• Discard food and medicines that have been exposed to heat, smoke or soot. 

• Do not try to open a safe or strong box. It can hold intense heat for several hours. If the 

door is opened before the box has cooled, the entering air combined with the high internal 

temperature can cause the contents to burst into flames. 

• If the local administration say the structure is unsafe and must be vacated : 

♦ Ask local police or CERT volunteers to watch the property 

♦ Take jewelry, cash, and financial records and other important documents. 

♦ After vacating, notify the new residential address to friends, relatives, police and fire 

departments, delivery services, employers, schools and the post office 




[In addition to what has been listed under family preparedness as a generic response, earthquakes demand 


specific to earthquakes]. 

The actual movement of the ground in an earthquake is seldom the direct cause of death and 

injury. Most casualties result from falling objects and debris. Earthquakes also may trigger 

landslides and generate huge ocean waves, each of which can cause great damage. There 

are many actions which can be taken to reduce the dangers. 

8.6.2.1 Preparing for an Earthquake 

• Prepare a home Earthquake plan 

• Choose a safe place in every room - under a sturdy table or desk or against an inside wall 

where nothing can fall on you. 

• Practice drop, cover, and hold on at least twice a year. Drop under a sturdy desk or table, 

hold on, and protect the eyes by pressing the face against the arm. If there is no table or 

desk nearby, sit on the floor against an interior wall away from windows or tall furniture 

that could fall on you. 

• Teach children to drop, cover, and hold on 

8.6.2.2 During an Earthquake 

• Stay calm. 

• Inside, stand in a doorway or crouch under a desk or table, away from windows. Watch 

for falling objects. If in bed, hold on and stay there, protecting the head with a pillow. 

Drop, cover, and hold on 

• Outdoors, stand away from buildings, trees, telephone, and electrical lines. 

• On the road, drive away from subways, fly- overs and bridges. Stop in safe area. Stay in 

vehicle. 

8.6.2.3 After an Earthquake 

• Check for injuries. Provide first aid. 

• Check for water, sewage breaks and for downed electrical lines and short-circuits. Turn 

off appropriate utilities. Look for and extinguish small fires. Eliminate fire hazards. 

• Check for building damage and potential safety problems. 

• Clean up dangerous spills. 



• Turn on radio and listen for instructions from local authorities/police/fire brigade 

• Don't use the telephone except for emergencies. 

• Expect aftershocks. Each time you feel one, drop, cover, and hold on 


8.6.3 Floods and Flash Floods 


[In addition to what has been listed under family preparedness as a generic response, floods demand specific 

preparedness and responses. Given below are the preparedness measures and responses which are specific to 

floods]. 

Floods are the most common and widespread of all natural hazards. Some floods develop 

over a period of days, but flash floods can result in raging waters in just a few minutes. Flash 

floods carry rocks, mud and other debris and can occur without any visible sign of rainfall. 

Land slides are another danger created by flooding. 

8.6.3.1 Before a Flood 

• Find out if the area is flood-prone from the local authorities. 

• Understand the flood levels and learn about the history of flooding in the community. 

• Learn flood warning signs and community alert signals and know the terms used to 

describe flooding. 

8.6.3.2 During a Flood Watch 

• Listen to a battery-operated radio for the latest flood information. Fill buckets and other 

water containers with clean water in case water becomes contaminated. 

• Be aware of flash floods. Flash floods will rise faster and cut off the escape routes. If 

there is any possibility of a flash flood occurring, move immediately to higher ground. 

Do not wait for instructions to move. 

• Move valuable household possessions to the upper floors or to safe ground if time 

permits. 

8.6.3.3 During a Flood 

If Indoors: 

• Turn on battery-operated radio or television to get the latest emergency information. 

• Get your pre-assembled emergency supplies. 

• If told to leave, do so immediately. 


If Outdoors: 


• Climb to high ground and stay there. Avoid walking through any floodwaters. If it is 

moving swiftly, even shallow water can sweep you off your feet. 

• Do not allow children to play in flood waters 

If In A vehicle: 

• If travelling towards a flooded area, turn around and go another way. 

• If the vehicle stalls, abandon it immediately on the side of the road and climb to higher 

ground. Many deaths have resulted from attempts to move stalled vehicles. 

• If trapped in a vehicle that is going under water, get out of the submerged vehicle by 

opening a window or door and swimming to safety. 

8.6.3.4 After a Flood 

• Flood dangers do not end when the water begins to recede. Listen to a radio or television 

and don't return home until authorities indicate it is safe to do so. 

• When entering buildings, use extreme caution. 

• Examine walls, floors, doors, and windows to make sure that the building is not in danger 

of collapsing. 

• Watch out for animals, especially poisonous snakes, that may have got into the house 

with the flood waters. Use a stick to poke through debris. 

• Watch for loose plaster and ceilings that could fall. 

• Throw away food that has come in contact with flood waters. 

• Remove water from the house to avoid structural damage. 




[In addition to what has been listed under family preparedness as a generic response, epidemics demand 


specific to epidemics ]. 

Different epidemics will have different etymology and consequences. Water-borne, vectorborne 

or viral epidemics will need different levels of preparedness and response. Some 

epidemics may have a quick onset whereas others may take a longer time to spread. The 

public health department is primarily concerned with issuing the epidemic warning and 

declaring the areas as epidemic prone. 

8.6.4.1 After the warning 

• Understand the specific nature of the epidemic including the causation, nature of spread, 

symptoms and medication 

• Understand the specific precautionary and preventive measures to be taken by the family 

members. 

• Ensure intake of safe water and food. Take extra measures to protect food stocks. 

• Receive all recommended vaccinations, inoculations and encourage the neighbours to 

help health authorities to prevent spread of epidemics 

• Avoid stockpiling preventive medicines at family level. This may create a severe shortage 

of essential drugs. 

• Take extra-care in disposal of family waste and also assist in community efforts in 

disposal of waste 

• Keep in constant touch with epidemic information and public health staff in the area 


8.6.4.2 During the Epidemic 

• Report any symptoms to the health authorities immediately 

• Understand if there is a need for quarantine 

• Understand the nature of treatment and possible emergencies 


• Do not leave the epidemic area without a clearance from the health authorities 

• Report arrival of any guests from the epidemic area 

• Discourage relatives and friends from outside epidemic area to visit your areas 

• Understand the steps to be taken in the disposal of personnel belongings of the patient 

including disposal of excreta 

• Understand the procedure for disposal of the dead body of the epidemic victim 




[In addition to what has been listed under family preparedness as a generic response, road accidents demand 


specific to road accidents]. 

Road Accidents are a major killer and take place without any warning. Accidents may 

involve passenger vehicles, goods vehicles, vehicles carrying hazardous and toxic materials. 

The damage therefore may involve injuries and deaths, chemical spills, fires or release of 

toxic gases. 

8.6.5.1 On accident event (involving passenger vehicle) 

Those at the accident site should follow the following priorities 

• Look for and rescue the injured or those trapped in the vehicles 

• Arrange for transport of the injured to the nearest medical care centre 

• Place the dead bodies on one side to avoid obstructions 

• Organise locally traffic control using the available manpower to avoid traffic jams 

• Discourage people from crowding near the accident spot 

• Discourage people from looting the goods from the accident vehicle 

• Arrange to inform the nearest traffic police post through passing vehicles on either side 

8.6.5.2 On accident event (involving hazardous and toxic elements) 

• Do not go anywhere near the accident spot unless the hazardous and toxic elements are 

properly understood and discourage others. The contents may explode or catch fire 

• Prevent people at the accident site from lighting of matches for cigarettes etc. 

• Discourage people from collecting the spills from the accident vehicle as the chemicals 

might be deceptive and lead to toxic exposure or explosions 

• Arrange to inform the nearest traffic police/fire brigade through passing vehicles 

• Identify the wind direction and move in the opposite direction 

• Do not allow any traffic congestion near the accident spot 

• Stop the traffic at a sufficient distance (at least half a kilometer) from the accident spot in 

all directions till the nature of chemicals is properly understood 


9. DISSEMINATION OF DDMAP 

Section IX : Plan Dissemination 

In order for the DDMAP to be effective it would be disseminated at two levels ; 

• to the district authorities, government departments, NGOs and other agencies and 

institutions within the district and 

• to general public. 

Effective dissemination of plan requires a well designed and focused training and awareness 

programmes. The responsibility for dissemination of the plan is vested with the District 

Disaster Manager, at the Collectorate, and training activities will be carried out under the 

guidance and direction of YASHADA, as well as through awareness programmes organised 

by each of the agencies participating in disaster management such as Irrigation Department 

organising warning and evacuation exercises or Fire Brigade demonstrating rescue 

operations. The District Disaster Manager would also involve NGOs in preparing suitable 

public awareness material to be distributed to the public. The specific NGOs to be involved in 

these exercises are given in Section 8 above. 


9.1 List of NGOs to be involved in Plan Dissemination 

Section IX: Plan Dissemination 

The list of NGOs have been provided in Section 8 above. These organisations can be 

associated in the wider dissemination of the Plan, along with the Community Based 

Organisations like Tarun Mandals and Mahila Mandals, whose details are also provided in 

the same section. 

The training programmes will be organised for different levels of functionaries. The district 

level officials and identified NGOs, Private Sector organisations will receive the training at 

YASHADA under their Training of Trainers (TOT) programme in order to equip them to 

extend training facilities to functionaries at taluka and village level as well as organise 

simulation exercises within the community. Some of the select government training 

institutions at the district level will participate in such TOTs and undertake training 

programmes for government functionaries. Efforts will be therefore directed to decentralise 

training activity to the extent possible so as to enable YASHADA to serve as resource centre 

and provide training expertise to various groups. 

The materials for awareness programmes at community level would be prepared in the local 

language to ensure widespread dissemination. Media would be extensively used for public 

awareness programmes. These will include 

⇒ newspapers including local ones 

⇒ TV 

⇒ local cable networks 

⇒ radio 

⇒ folk media 

⇒ publicity material 

Schools, colleges and other public institutions would be specifically targetted. 

In addition to dissemination of literature related to the DDMAP, disaster response drills 

should be conducted on a regular basis especially in the disaster prone areas to maintain the 

readiness of communities and departments as regards operational procedures, personnel and 

equipment and orderly response. 

Local agencies such as fire, police and ambulance staff would be familiar with the disasters 

possible in an area. Mutual aid organizations and public emergency response organizations 

would be included in these drills 

The objectives of full scale drill include evaluation of the following: 

• practicality of the plan (structure and organization) 

• adequacy of communications and interactions among agencies and the public 

• emergency equipment effectiveness 

• adequacy of first aid and rescue procedures 


• adequacy of emergency personnel response and training 

• public relations skills 

• evacuation and count procedures 



9.2 Plan Evaluation 

The purpose of evaluation of DDMAP is to determine 

• the adequacy of resources 

• coordination between various agencies 

• community participation 

• partnership with NGOs 


The ease of understanding and using the plan will also be important considerations. 

The plan will be updated when shortcomings are observed in 

• organizational structures 

• technological changes render information obsolete; 

• response mechanism following reports on drills or exercises; 

• assignments of state agencies. 

Adaptation, improvisation and optimisation are corner stones of any planning pertaining to 

disasters. It must be emphasized that the Documents or Manuals prepared as disaster 

management plan have a limited purpose. These can at best serve as reminder of tasks and 

activities. 

Individuals and agencies assigned specific responsibilities within this Plan will prepare 

appropriate supporting plans and related standard operating procedures, periodically review 

and update alerting procedures and resource listings, and maintain an acceptable level of 

preparedness. 

The DDMAP would be evaluated by both the district and the state. 


9.2.1 Post-Disaster Evaluation 


A post-incident evaluation would be done after the withdrawal of relief and rehabilitation 

activities in order to assess 

• the nature of state intervention and support, 

• suitability of the organization structure, 

• institutional arrangements, 

• adequacy of Operating Procedures, 

• monitoring mechanisms, 

• information tools, 

• equipment, 

• communication system, etc., 

The impact studies on the above operations for long-term preventive and mitigation efforts 

are also to be undertaken. 

At the community level, evaluation exercises may be undertaken to assess the reactions of the 

community members at various stages in the disaster management cycle and to understand 

their perceptions about disaster response in terms of 

• adequacy of training, 

• alert and warning systems, 

• control room functions, 

• communication plans, 

• security, 

• containment 

• recovery procedures, 

• monitoring 


9.3 Plan Update 


The DDMAP is a “living document” and the Collector along with YASHADA will update it 

every year taking into consideration 

• the resource requirements, 

• updates on human resources 

• technology to be used 

• coordination issues 

An annual conference for DMAP update will be organised by the Collector. All concerned 

departments and agencies would participate and give recommendations on specific issues. 

The following guidelines would be adhered to while updating the DDMAP : 

• A procedure, would be in place to update the plan on a regular basis to ensure that the 

items requiring updation are considered and are current. 

• When an amendment is made to a plan, the amendment date would be noted on the 

updated page of the plan. 

• A senior official in every agency would be designated to ensure that all plan-holders are 

notified of changes as soon as possible. Plan-holders would be requested to verify that 

they have received the changes. 


Annexure I: Guidelines for Formation of MARG 


In areas where there is a concentration of hazardous industries, Mutual Aid and Response 

Groups can be organised to make the industrial zone to be self-sufficient to a fairly large 

extent and manage industrial accidents, both on-site and off-site. 

The pre-requisite for setting up such a group are 

1. General information on industries, settlements and geo-physical and climatic data 

2. Zoning of the Industrial area with listing of industries in each zone 

3. Identification of lead industry and the group leader and assistant group leaders with their 

names, addresses and telephones, who would act as liaison persons 

4. Identification of technical experts in each zone with their names and addresses who 

would respond to the call for assistance 

5. Identification of potential hazards/toxic materials with the list containing physical and 

hazardous properties, procedures for responding spillage and leakage, cautions to be 

taken including emergency procedures, naturalisation procedures, protective equipment, 

emergency equipment, first-aid. 

6. List of hazardous chemicals and quantities stored by different industries 

7. Names, locations and telephone numbers of hospitals and poison centres 

9.3.1.1 Guidelines For Seeking MARG Assistance 

Preparation : 

1. All concerned industries should prepare an Onsite Emergency Control plan with 

following information. 

• Risk Analysis. 

• Safety and Environmental Audit 

• Worst case scenario. 

• List of inventories. 

• Hazard Identification 

• Material safety data sheets 

• Plant layout with escape routes 

• Demographic and geographic situation. 

• Location of Fire hydrants 

• Distances between the processes and facilities in plant and in immediate vicinity 

of plant be logged and determined in terms of time and distance. 

• Evacuation procedure 

• Emergency control organisation structure 

• Responsible personnel list with addresses and telephone numbers. 

• Available emergency control facilities. 


2. An effort has to be made to dovetail Onsite plan to Off-Site plan. 

Section X: Plan Dissemination 

3. Such plan should be available in the designated Emergency Control Centre of the factory, 

Directorate of Industrial Safety and Health, Fire Brigade, Police, District/Corporation 

Officials and Collector and should be updated periodically. 

4. Training sessions and mock drills in First Aid, Fire Fighting, Evacuation, First 

Responder. Regular testing of plants processes should be conducted to appraise and train 

different levels of employees in emergency control. 

During An Emergency : 

1. During an emergency, assistance should be sought from the immediate neighbouring 

MARG Member/s enlisted zone-wise having appropriate expertise as per the guidelines 

and equipment, gadgets for controlling situation and Statutory Authorities 

simultaneously. 

2. All the personnel in each factory who are responders for emergency must be made aware 

about the availability of such MARG assistance and methods of getting it. 

3. Assisting organisation must be properly briefed by the unit seeking the assistance about 

the nature of emergency, materials involved and meteorology conditions (Wind 

direction), precise nature of help required to ensure proper response. 

4. Assistance can be requested in the form of either equipment or expertise or both with 

expert operating personnel. 

5. In case of equipment received from assisting organisation 

• It must be properly used 

• Returned promptly 

• In case of damage it should be repaired from approved agency and returned in 

working condition. 

• Consumables should be replaced/reimbursed. 

6. When a MARG member is extending help to Non-MARG member or other organisation 

make sure that 

• Appropriate equipment tested for the purpose is given. 

• If your personnel are attending the emergencies ensure that they are well-versed 

and have worked under such a situation and are able to give guidance. 

• The situation and the materials involved are being briefed to you correctly. 

• The guidance about plants, processes and materials involved is available on the 

spot from the organisation receiving the assistance 

7. It is understood that in case of any accident to any personnel while assisting, organisation 

that is receiving help extend its co-operation in bearing a reasonable part of expenses, 

beyond that covered by an insurance policy. 


8. Following sequence of action is recommended while seeking help 


• First Deploy internal resources. 

• Inform civic Fire Brigade and get their assistance. Inform the Statutory Authorities, keep 

appropriate MARG member in your zone/neighbourhood alerted about the emergency. 

• If found necessary request help from the MARG member to control specific situation for 

which it has got equipment and expertise. 

• Convey clearly what you want, expertise, equipment or both and exact nature of need. 

• Keep other MARG member in your zone alerted to render any further assistance, if the 

situation so demands. 

General : 

• Each organisation is primarily responsible for keeping its plants in safe conditions, 

identifying, assessing, minimising and eliminating hazards and risk, maintaining 

necessary equipment for special kinds of risks that the organisation might be facing and 

training its personnel for emergency response and control. 

• It may seek help from others in the MARG by way of equipment, expertise and special 

materials, but this is only complementary to its own arrangements and commitment to 

safety and emergency control. 

• Mutual Aid and Response is sought only when your own efforts seems to be inadequate 

to meet the demand of the situation and that of civic response group is either not adequate 

or enough. 



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10.0 FACILITIES, RESOURCES, AGENCIES WITH CONTACT 

ADDRESSES & TELEPHONE NUMBERS 

10.1 Government Sector 

Sr. No. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge , Name , 

Designation , Phone, Fax, 

Mobile 

1. Collectorate Jalna Mr Tukaram Mundhe, IAS 

Collector, 

Collector Office, Jalna. 

Ph. No. Off. 224700, 

Resi. 225701 

Fax No. 225326 

Mobile- 9423582717 

2. Zilla Parishad , Jalna Jalna Shri. B.Radhakrishnan, IAS, 

Chief Exe. Officer, 

Z. P. , Jalna 

Ph.No. Off. 225792, 

Resi. 223302, Fax.225028 

3. POLICE Jalna S.P. Office 

Jalna 

4. POLICE Jalna 

Sub-Division 

5. POLICE Partur 

Sub-Division 

Ambad Additional 

6. POLICE Bhokardan 

Sub-Division 

M- 

Shri.Sanjay Mohite, IPS, 

Superintendent of Police, Jalna 

Ph. No. Off. 225601 

Resi 225601 

Fax-225352 

M- 

Shri. R.V Jadhav , Deputy 

Superintendent of Police 

R/o 488 H.Q Jalna 

Ph. No. Off. 220671, 

Mob. No. 9823862234 

Shri. Sandipan Kamble 

Dy. Superintendent of Police , 

R/o Ambad, District Jalna 

Ph. No. Off. 221063 

Mob.No.7507365588 

Meena Makwana 

Dy. Superintendent of Police 

R/O Bhokardan, District Jalna, 

Ph.No. Off.244249, 

Mob.No.9822987878 

Alternate Authority , 

Name , Designation , 

Phone, Fax, Mobile 

Mr. G.R.More, 

Addl. Collector, Collector 

Office,Jalna 

02482/225552 (O), 

02482/220214 (R) 

M-7387755567 

8275278222 

Additional Chief Exe. 

Officer, Z.P. Jalna 

Ph. No. 

(Off) 225081 

(Resi) 221182 

Fax- 225081 

Shri. Ravindra Pergulwar , 

PI DSB Jalna R/O Police 

H.Q. 488 Campus Jalna 

Ph. No. Off. 225586 

Mob. No. 9823555737 

Shri R.P.Gour P.I.Kadim 

Jalna R/O 488 Jalna 

O.Ph.no-220852 

M.No:-9823233444 

Shri. Jawadwad (P.I.) 

R/O Partur Dist.Jalna 

O.Ph.No-221033 

Mob. No.9423142944 

Shri.P.H.Dukarepatil (.P.I.) 

R/O Bhokardan , District 

Jalna, 

Ph. No. Off. 244210 

Mob No. 9823400033

7. POLICE Ambad Sub- 

Division 

(Newly Added) 


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Vaccant charge Holding Shri. 

Sandipan Kamble 

Dy. Superintendent of Police , 

R/o Ambad, District Jalna 

Ph. No. Off. 221063 

Mob.No.7507365588 

8. .R.T.O. Jalna Jalna Shri S.B. More, Dy. Regional 

Transport Officer, New MIDC, 

Area , Jalna Ph. No. Off. 

220929 

Resi. 

Mobile- -- 

9. Armed Forces 

SRPF Group III, 

Jalna 

10. District 

Commandant, Home 

guards, Jalna 

11. Chief Officer, 

Municipal Council 

Jalna 

(Facility of Fire 

Brigade) 

12. Chief officer 

Municipal council 

Bhokardan 

13. Chief officer Ambad 

Municipal Council 

Jalna Shri.Chauria 

Commandant, S.R.P.F. Gr. 

III Jalna. 

Ph.NO.Off. 230902 

Fax.230902 

M.No. 9823996397 

Resi :- --- 

Jalna Mr. Vasant k pardeshi, 

Additional SP Jalna 

Phone – 224234 (O) 

M- 9823371415 

Jalna Mr. Babasaheb Manohare , 

Chief Officer, Municipal 

Council, Jalna 

Ph 230432,Resi.230453 

Bhokardan Shri Umesh Dhakne 

Chief officer Municipal council 

Bhokardan 

Office 02485/244213 

Resi 244209 

M-9423183264 

Ambad City Shri.Nilesh Sunkewar 

Chief Officer, Ambad 

Municipal Council. 

02483/222125 (O) 

02483/222025 (R) 

9404694655 (M) 

Shri.G.P.Jaybhaye (P.I.) 

R/O Ambad , District 

Jalna, 

Mob. No. 9823021777 

Shri. Khan 

IMV 

Dy.R.T.O.Jalna. 

Ph. No. Off. 220929 

Resi. 

Mobile – 9422202157 

9960163811 

Shri.N.V. Syed, 

I.M.V. 

Dy.R.T.O. Jalna 

Ph. No. Off. 220929 

Shri U.B. Rathod, 


J.L.Phupate 

Adjutant,(Noddle Offi.) S.R.P.F. 

Group III Jalna, Ph.No. 230902 

Fax 230902 

M.No.9823996397 

Mr D.B.Mohite, Staff 

Officer. Jalna 

Phone - 224234 (O) 

Mobile – 942142770 

M.A. Khalil, Station 

Officer, Fire Brigade, 

Devalgaon Road, Jalna. 

Ph. No. Off. 230101, 

Resi. 233101 

M-9923388914 

Mr. H.A. Andhale, 

Office Superintendent, 

Bhokardan M.C. 

02485/244213 

244131 

M-9422722387 

N.F. Khatib, Office 

Superintendent, Ambad 

Municipal Council. 

02483/222125 (O) 

M-9422927417

14. Chief Officer Partur 

Municipal Concil 


Vol II - 174 


Partur City Shri C.P. Sonavane, 

Chief officer Municipal council 

Partur 

02484/221026,(O) 221004 (R) 

M - 9503523292 

List of Disaster Control Room Of Jalna District 

Sr. No. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge , 



01 District Control Room, 

Collector Office, Jalna 

02 Minor Irrigation Control Room, 

Jalna 

Jalna District Shri Waman Kadam, 

RDC & DCR Incharger, 


02482/225502 (O), 

223132, 1077 (Control 

Room) 

02482/220662 (R) 

(M) 9860142073 

Jalna District Shri C.G. Sukhmani, 

Exe. Eng. M.I. Jalna 

Phone 02482/220436 

M-9960561313 

JAYAKWADI DAM PAITHAN, DIST. AURANGABAD CONTROL ROOM 




01 Control Room of Jayakwadi 

Dam, Tq. Paithn, Dist. 

Aurangabad 

Aurangabad Mr. A. P. Kohirkar, 

Superintendent Eng. And 

Administrator, C.A.D.A. 

Office, Aurangabad 

Ph. 0240-2331098 

2331095 (O) 

23221306 (Fax) 

M – 9422654960 

Mr. Rakhe, A.O. Municipal 

Conuncil, Partur 

02484/221026, 221068 (O) 

221219 (R) 




Vaccant 

Revenue Asst. Collector 

Office, Jalna 

Smt.Sangeeta Warade 

M-9422228476 

Smt.Pallavi Ligde 

I/c DDMO Jalna 

M-9423782060 

Shri.R.N.Kabra. 

SDO 

MIDiv Jalan 

M-9922223717 

GODAWARI MARATHWADA IRRIGATION DEVELOPMENT CARPORATION, 




Mr. K.S. Shinde, Sub- 

Divisional Engineer, 

Dagadi Dam, Sub Division 

No. 1, Nathsagar (N), 

Paithan, Asst. Controlling 

and Nodal Officer Paithan 

Dam, 

Ph. No. 02431-223059 (O), 

232042, 217546 (Control 

Room) 

233035 (Resi) 

M-9823049823


Vol II - 175 


AURANGABAD 

COMMAND AREA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (C.A.D.A.) OFFICE, AURANGABAD 




01 Command Area 

Development 

Authority (CADA) 

Office, (Jayakwadi 

Project) 

Aurangabad 

Aurangabad Mr. R. B. Ghote, 

Chief Engineer, 

(Jayakwadi Project), 

CADA Office, 

0240/2331362 (O), 

2334078 

M-9422172237 

List of Contact Persons of Collector Office, Jalna 

Sr. No. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge , Name , 

Designation , Phone, Fax. 

Mobile 

1. Collectorate Jalna Mr Tukaram Mundhe, IAS 

Collector, 

Collector Office, Jalna. 

Ph. No. Off. 224700, 

Resi. 225701 

Fax No. 225326 

Mobile- 9423582717, 

2. Residential Dy. 

Collector, Jalna 

3. Special Land 

Acquisition Office, 

( Krishna Khore), 

Jalna 



( M.I.W), Jalna 



( B&C), Jalna 

9423118822 

Jalna District Shri Waman Kadam, RDC & 

DCR Incharger, Collector 

Office, Jalna 

02482/225502 (O), 

223132, 1077 (Control Room) 

02482/220662 (R) 

(M) 9860142073 

Jalna District Mr. Gurav , 

SLAO, (Krishna 

Khore)Collector Office, Jalna 

02482/224954 (O), 

M - 9423780826 

Jalna District Mr.Morwal I/C SLAO, (M.I.), 


02482/225121(O) 

M- 

Jalna District Mr.Nandkar, (B&C), Collector 

Office, Jalna 

02482/225121(O) 

M-9970246417 

Alternate Authority , Name , 

Designation , Phone, Fax, Mobile 

Mr. A. P. Kohirkar, Superintendent 

Eng. And Administrator, C.A.D.A. 

Office, Aurangabad 

Ph. 0240-2331098 

2331095 (O) 

23221306 (Fax) 

M – 9422654960 




Mr. G.R.More, 

Addl. Collector, Collector 

Office,Jalna 

02482/225552 (O), 

02482/220214 (R) 

M-7387755567 

8275278222 

Smt. Warade Sangeeta, I/c 

Revenue Asst. Collector 

Office, Jalna 

M- 9422228476 

-- 

-- 

--



( Gavthan), Jalna 

7. Dy District 

Election Officer, 

Jalna 

8. District Supply 

Officer, Jalna 

9. Dy. Collector, 

Resettlement 

10. Dy. Collector, 

EGS, Jalna 

11. District Planning 



Vol II - 176 

Jalna District Mr. Gurav , 

SLAO, (I/c Gavthan )Collector 

Office, Jalna 

02482/224954 (O), 

M - 9423780826 

Jalna District Mr. Morwal 

Dy. DEO, Collector Office, 

Jalna 

02482/225802 (O), 

02482/223352 (R) 

M- 

Jalna District Mr. Avinash Rankambh, 

DSO_Supply, Collector Office, 

Jalna 

02482/225311 (O), 

02482/225727 (R), 

M-9960325111 

Jalna District Mr. , 

Dy. Coll, Resettlement 

02482/225121-123 (O) 

M - 

Jalna District Mr. S.H. Mawachi, 

02482/224954 (O), 

-- (R) 

M-9422944344 

Jalna District Mrd. Anita Kadu 

DPO, Collector Office, Jalna 

02482/225606 (O), 

0240/2405211(R) 

M-8149349188 


-- 

Mr. Pravin Pande, 

Niab Tahsildar, 

Election Branch, 

Collectorat, Jalna 

02482/225802 (O), 

M-9422210209 

-- 

-- 

-- 

Shri. Wadekar 

Asst. Planning Officer, 


02482/225606 (O) 

M-9096108107

List of SDO’s and Tahsildars of Jalna District 

1. Sub Divisional 


2. Sub Divisional 

Office, Partur 

Sub Division 

Jalna 

Sub Division 

Partur 

Mr. Sormare, SDM, SDO 

Office, Jalna 

02482/220117(O), 

02482/220015 (R) 

M-9921699981 

Mrs Raju Nandkar, 

02484/221001 (O), 

02484/221073 (R), 

M-9970246417 

3. Tahsildar, Jalna Jalna Tahsil Mr. J.D.Walvi, Tahsildar, 

Tahsil Office, Jalna 

02482/220055 (O), 

02482/220251 (R) 

4. Tahsildar, 

Badnapur 

5. Tahsildar 

Bhokardan 

Badnapur 

Tahsil 

Bhokardan 

Tahsil 

M- 9423730772 

Mrs.Wangikar, Tahsildar, 

Tahsil Office, Badnapur 

02482/261007 (O), 

-- (R) 

M-9673289252 

Mrs.Sarika Kadam 

I/C Tahsil Office, Bhokardan 

02485/244451(O), 

02485/244227 (R) 

M-9767385999 

6. Tahsildar Jafrabad Jafrabad Tahsil Mr.Chikurte, Tahsildar, Tahsil 

Office, Jafrabad 

02485/222208 (O), 

02485/222211 (R) 

M-9422472443 

7. Tahsildar Partur Partur Tahsil Mr Keshav Netke, Tahsildar, 

Tahsil Office, Partur 

02484/221028 (O), 

02484/221161(R) 

M-9423171631 

8. Tahsildar Ambad Ambad Tahsil Mr. Rupesh Shingare, 

Tahsildar, Tahsil Office, 

Ambad 

02483/220026 (O), 

02483/220003 (R) 

9. Tahsildar 

Ghansawangi 

Ghansawangi 

Tahsil 

M-9422203859 

Mr. Santosh Gorad, Tahsildar, 

Tahsil Office, Ghansawangi 

02483/231021 (O), 

02483/231024 (R) 

M-9405486700 

10. Tahsildar Mantha Mantha Tahsil Mr. Padghan, 


Mantha 

02484/270035 (O), 

02484/270021 (R) 

M-9422014846 


Shri.Polas 

A.K 

M-9422226443 

Shri Satav 

Clerk 

M-9890158710 

Nayab Tahsildar 

(Revenue), Tahsil Office, 

Jalna 

02482/220255 (O) 



Badnapur 

02482/261007 (O) 



Bhokardan 

02485/244451 (O) 



Jafrabad 

02485/222208 (O) 



Partur Office, 

02484/221028 (O) 


(Revenue), 

Tahsil Office, Ambad 

02483/220026 (O) 


(Revenue), 

Tahsil Office, 

Ghansawangi 

02483/231021 (O) 


(Revenue), 

Tahsil Office, Mantha 

02484/270035 (O) 


Sr. 

No. 

1 

2. 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

Facility / 

Resource 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

LIST OF PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRES IN JALNA 

Location 

Health Dept. Z.P. 

Jalna 

Taluka Health 

Officer 

Jalna 

Taluka Health 

Officer 

Badnapur 

Taluka Health 

Officer 

Ambad 

Taluka Health 

Officer 

Ghansavangi 

Taluka Health 

Officer 

Partur 

Taluka Health 

Officer 

Mantha 

Taluka Health 

Officer 

Bhokardan 

Taluka Health 

Officer 

Jafrabad 

Authority In charge, 


Address, Phone, Fax 

Dr. D. D. Bhagat 

District Health Officer, 

Zilla Parishad Jalna 

Ph.No. 225703, 

Mob: 9822560546 

Dr. Zawar 

Taluka Health Officer, 

THO Office, Jalna 

9423344204 

Ph. No : 02482-230011 

Dr. Sontakke 


THO Office, Badnapur 

9422743565 

Ph. No. : 02482-261811 

Dr.Waghmare 


THO Office, Ambad 

9420824122 

Ph. No. : 02483-220382 

Dr. Rode 


THO Office, 

Ghansavangi 

9423712689 

Ph. No : 02483-231284 

Dr. Kadle 


THO Office, Partur 

9423397544 

Ph. No : 02484-220190 

Dr. Gaware 


THO Office, Mantha 

9421318715 

Ph. No : 02484-270232 

Dr. Solanke 


THO Office, Bhokardan 

9421641834 

Ph. No : 02485-252395 

Dr. Mote 


THO Office, Jafrabad 

9423459522 


Alternate Authority 

,Name , Designation , 


Dr. Kadle 

ADHO, 

Zilla Parishad, Jalna, 

Ph.No. Off. 225703 

Mob : 9423397544 


10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Primary Health 

Center Jamkhed 


Center Wadigodri 


Center Shahagad 


Center Gondi 


Center Dhangar 

Pimpri 


Center Ranjni 


Center 

R.Unchegaon 


Center Kumbhar 

Pimpalgaon 


Center Tirthpuri 


Center Raja Takli 


Center 

Pirpimpalgaon 


Center D.Kalegaon 


Center Manegaon 


Center Seoli 

Ph. No : 02485-222400 

Dr. Naser Khan 

Jamkhad 

Dr. Raut 

Wadigodri 

9404024632 

Dr. Swami 

M.O.P.H.C. 

Shahagad 

9421656665 

Dr. A. G. Gondikar 

Gondi 

9421323925 

Dr .A. W. Waghmare 

Dhangar Pimpri 

9420824122 

Dr. Maniyar 

Ranjni 

9730661353 

Dr V.K.Dasre 

R.Unchegaon 

9422721339 

Dr .Diwse 

Kumbhar Pimpalgaon 

9403203612 

Dr . Kadam 

Tirthpuri 

9421315219 

Dr Asole 

Raja Takli 

Dr .Qureshi 

Pirpimpalgaon 

9421320097 

Dr .Amol Jadhav 

D.Kalegaon 

9021240826 

Dr Shah 

Manegaon 

9423344558 

Dr .Gophane 

Seoli 

9665477535 


Dr. S. G. Birajdar 

Jamkhad 

Mob: 9422713497 

Dr. Kiran Patil 

M.O.P.H.C. 

Shahagad 

Dr. Mansur Kadri 

Gondi 

Dr .Kiran Raut 

Dhangar Pimpri 

8055574368 

Dr. ShriHari Gutte 

Ranjni 

7588613191 

Dr Maruti Chaure 

R.Unchegaon 

Dr .Satpute 

Kumbhar Pimpalgaon 

Dr . Sarvesh Patil 

Tirthpuri 

9960054652 

Dr Nikam 

Raja Takli 

9422244681 

Dr .Rahul Bujade 

Pirpimpalgaon 

Dr . Jadhav 

D.Kalegaon 

---- 

Dr . Narawade 

Seoli 

9823271978 


24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

32 

33 

34 

35 

36 

37 

38 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 


Center Karla 


Center Rajur 


Center Kedarkheda 


Center Hasnabad 


Center Walsawangi 


Center 

R.Pimpalgaon 


Center Anwa 


Center Dhawada 


Center Jalgaon 

Sapkal 


Center Mahora 


Center Dongaon 


Center Khasgaon 


Center Warud 


Center Watur 


Center Shristi 

Dr .Raje 

Karla 

9422119777 

Dr Mohite 

Rajur 

9422724892 

Dr Agrawal 

Kedarkheda 

9423343599 

Dr. A. D. Mulay 

Hasnabad 

9421326161 

Dr .Waghmare 

Walsawangi 

9403048966 

Dr .Shaikh 

R.Pimpalgaon 

9423729672 

Dr Latpate 

Anwa 

9421322035 

Dr M.M.Ghule 

Anwa 

9765926297 

Dr Yogesh Badak 

Jalgaon Sapkal 

Dr. Waghmare 

Mahora 

9403046061 

Dr .A.B.Ban 

Dongaon 

9422763055 

Dr. Pungle 

Khasgaon 

Dr .Jadhav 

Warud 

9421324546 

Dr. Kasbe 

Watur 

9420224510 

Dr. Khude 

Shristi 

9764078203 


Dr Prashant Dhakne 

Karla 

7588613192 

Dr. Jangale 

Hasnabad 

--- 

Dr .Nilesh Vaidya 

R.Pimpalgaon 

7709162204 

Dr Ali 

Jalgaon Sapkal 

Dr. Gangurde 

Mahora 

9422564895 

Dr .Aakash Dangat 

Dongaon 

9975637900 

Dr .Akash Chate 

Khasgaon 

9960002378 


39 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 

Medical 

Health 

Services 


Center 

Satona 


Center 

Ashti 


Center 

Dhoksal 


Center 

D. Khandare 


Center 

Patoda 


Center Somthana 


Center 

Shelgaon 


Center 

Wakulni 


Center Dabhadi 


Center Viregaon 


Center Sukhapuri 

Dist.Training Team 

Health Dept. Z.P. 

Jalna 

Dr.Nilwarn 

Satona 

9923154748 

Dr. Admane 

Ashti 

9970018464 

Dr. Vikas Gudade 

Dhoksal 

9850666199 

Dr .S.V.Burkule 

D. Khandare 

9527747426 

Dr. Badukale 

Patoda 

9890924497 

Dr .S.P.Shastri 

Somthana 

9423157565 

Dr . Sheetal Soni 

Shelgaon 

9422216504 

Dr .Hemke 

Wakulni 

9421651559 

Dr. Kakad 

Dabhadi 

9270683560 

Dr. Falke 

Viregaon 

9422332025 

Dr. Baig 

Sukhapuri 

9922976767 

Dr.Ashwamedh Jagtap 

9422216354 

Dr.S.K.Landge 

Epidemic Medical 

Officer 

9764006667 


Dr .Shaikh Heena 

Shelgaon 

9890521479 

Dr .V.M.Gatkal 

Wakulni 

8605329039 

Dr. S. G Joshi 

Dabhadi 

9421320202 

Dr. Anup Ingole 

Viregaon 

--- 

Dr.Dekevadiya 

Sukhapuri 

8055761848 



Contact Persons for Medical Emergencies in Urban & Rural Area of Jalna Dist. (Civil Surgeon) 

Sr. No. Facility / 

Resource 

1 Medical Health 

Services 

Location Authority In 

charge, Name , 

Designation , 

Address, Phone, 

Fax 

Health Dept. 

Z.P. Jalna 

Dr .D.D.Bhagat. 


Officer, Zilla 

Parishad Jalna 

Ph.No. 225703 

M No 9422291240 

2 Medical Jalna Dr. P.R.Jadhav 

Civil Surgeon, 

General Hospital, 

Jalna. 

Ph. No. 

Off. 224381, 

Fax 225508 

Resi. 224450 

3 Medical Sub District 

Hosp. Ambad 

4 Medical Rural Hosp. 

Partur 


Bhokardan 


Mantha 


Tembhurni 

M No 9422291240 

Dr.B.R.Jadhav 

Medical 

Supertendent , Rural 

Hospital Ambad 

Ph. No. 220098 

M No 9922699194 

Dr.M . K. Rtahod 

Medical Supdt Rural 

Hospital Partur 

Ph.No. 221293 

M No 9422215730 

Dr.D.M.Patil. 

Medical Supdt , 

Rural Hospital, 

Bhokardan , 

Ph. No. 244559 

M No. 9422658833 

Dr. Pandit 

MedicalSupdt 

Rural Hospital 

Mantha 

Ph. No. 270057 

M No.7588359517 

Dr. A S Gaikwad 

Medical Supdt. , 


Tembhurni 

Ph. No. 226768 

M No 9423157942 




Dr.S.Kadle 

, A.D.H.O 

, Zilla Parishad, Jalna, 

Ph.No. Off. 

M. No 9423397544 

Dr. B.L. Surwase, 

Resident Medical Officer, 

General Hospital, Jalna. 

Ph.No 224349, 223451 

Resi. 

M No 9421319491 

Dr.Mrs. Male 

, Medical officer , Rural 


M N 9421376036 

Dr. D.R.Nawal 

MO Rural Hospital, Partur 

M No 9422796177 

Dr.S.B.Rajput 

MO Rural Hospital 

Bhokardan 

M NoP 

Dr. P K Chatce 

MO , Rural Hospital 

Mantha 

M No 9890423953 

Dr.G.S. Avhad 


Tembhurni 

M No 9421327590 



Ner 


Ghansavangi 


Badnapur 


Jafrabad 

12 Medical Women Hosp. 

Jalna 

Dr S.B.Maske 

Medical Supdt. 

, Rural Hospital ner 

Ph. No 251777 

M No 9422724475 

Dr.Rathod 

, Medical Supdt. , 


Ghansavangi 

Ph. No 231397 

M No 9421585898 

Dr.J.B.Yevatikar 


, Rural Hospital 

Badnapur 

Ph. No 231767 

M No 9421431876 

Dr. A. L. Gaikwad 



Jafrabad 

Ph. No 243189 

M No 9423157942 

Dr.D.N.Degaokar 

. Medical Supdt. , 

women Hospital 

Jalna 

Ph. No 243189 

M No9421312949 


Dr.S.B.Dhawale. 

MO 

Rural Hospital Ner 

M No 8983698542 

Dr. Maheshkumar Mane 


Ghansavangi 

M No 9822409208 

Dr.B.R.Sawale 

. MO Rural Hospital 

Badnapur 

M No 9422579677 

Dr. A.M.Gaikawad. 


Jafrabad 

M No 9370419882 

Dr.G.S. Nerwane 

MO women Hospital 

Jalna 

M No 9422723955 



Resource 

1 Pathological 

services 


services 


services 


services 


services 


services 


services 

List of Pathological Services 

Location Authority Incharge , 

Name , Designation 

, Phone, Fax. 

Jalna Dr. P.R.Jadhav 



Jalna. Ph. No. 

Off. 224381, 

Fax 225508 

Resi. 224450 

Rural Hosp. 

Ambad 

Rural Hosp. 

Partur 

Rural Hosp. 

Bhokardan 

Rural Hosp. 

Mantha 

Rural Hosp. 

Tembhurni 

M No 9422291240 

Dr.B.R.Jadhav 

Medical 

Supertendent , 


Ambad Ph. 

No. 220098 

M No 9922699194 

Dr. M K Rathod 

Medical Supdt 


Partur Ph.No. 

221293 

M No 9422215730 

Dr.D.M.Patil. 



Bhokardan , 

Ph. No. 244559 

M No. 9422658833 

Dr. Pandit 

Medical 

SupdtRural Hospital 

Mantha Ph. 

No. 270057 

M No.7588359517 

Dr. A L Gaikwad 



Tembhurni 

Ph. No. 226768 

M No 9423157942 

Rural Hosp. Ner Dr S.B.Maske 



Ph. No 251777 

M No 9422724475 




Phone, Fax. 

Dr.B.L.Surawase., 



Ph.No 224349, 223451 

Resi. 

M No 9421319491. 

Dr.Mrs. Male 



M N 9421376036 

Dr. D.R.Nawal 


M No 9422796177 

Dr.S.B.Rajput 


Bhokardan 

M No 



Mantha 

M No 9890423953 

Dr. G.S.Avhad 


Tembhurni 

M No 9421327590 



Ner 

M No 8983698542 



services 


services 


services 


services 


Resource 

1 Medical Health 

Services 

Rural Hosp. 

Ghansavangi 

Rural Hosp. 

Badnapur 

Rural Hosp. 

Jafrabad 

Women Hosp. 

Jalna 

Dr.Rathod 



Ghansavangi 

Ph. No 231397 

M No 9421585898 


Medical 

Supdt. , Rural 

Hospital Badnapur 

Ph. No 231767 

M No 9421431876 

Dr. A L. Gaikwad 



Jafrabad 

Ph. No 243189 

M No 9423157942 




Jalna 

Ph. No 243189 

M No9421312949 

Contact Persons for Medical Emergencies in Jalna 

Location Authority In 

charge, Name , 

Designation , 


Fax 

Health Dept. 

Z.P. Jalna 

Dr .D.D.Bhagat. 


Officer, Zilla 

Parishad Jalna 

Ph.No. 225703 

M No 9422291240. 

2 Medical Jalna Dr. P.R.Jadhav 




Off. 224381, 

Fax 225508 

Resi. 224450 


Ambad 

M No 9422291240 

Dr.B.R.Jadhav 

Medical 

Supertendent , Rural 


Ph. No. 220098 

M No 9922699194 




Ghansavangi 

M No 9822409208 

Dr.B.R.Sawale 


Badnapur 

M No 9422579677 



Jafrabad 

M No 9370419882 


MO women Hospital Jalna 

M No 9422723955 




Dr.S.Kadle 

, A.D.H.O 

, Zilla Parishad, Jalna, 

Ph.No. Off. 

M. No 9423397544 

Dr.B.L.Surawase., 



Ph.No 224349, 223451 

Resi. 

M No 9421319491. 

Dr.Mrs. Male 



M N 9421376036 



Partur 


Bhokardan 


Mantha 


Tembhurni 


Ner 


Ghansavangi 


Badnapur 


Jafrabad 

12 Medical Women Hosp. 

Jalna 

Dr. M K Rathod 

Medical Supdt Rural 

Hospital Partur 

Ph.No. 221293 

M No 9422215730 

Dr.D.M.Patil. 



Bhokardan , 

Ph. No. 244559 

M No. 9422658833 

Dr. Pandit 

Medical SupdtRural 

Hospital Mantha 

Ph. No. 270057 

M No.7588359517 

Dr. A L Gaikwad 



Tembhurni 

Ph. No. 226768 

M No 9423157942 

Dr S.B.Maske 



Ph. No 251777 

M No 9422724475 

Dr.Rathod 



Ghansavangi 

Ph. No 231397 

M No 9421585898 



, Rural Hospital 

Badnapur Ph. No 

231767 

M No 9421431876 

Dr. A L. Gaikwad 



Jafrabad 

Ph. No 243189 

M No 9423157942 




Jalna 

Ph. No 243189 

M No9421312949 


Dr. D.R.Nawal 


M No 9422796177 

Dr.S.B.Rajput 


Bhokardan 

M No 



Mantha 

M No 9890423953 

Dr. G.S.Avhad 


Tembhurni 

M No 9421327590 



Ner 

M No 8983698542 



Ghansavangi 

M No 9822409208 

Dr.B.R.Sawale 


Badnapur 

M No 9422579677 



Jafrabad 

M No 9370419882 


MO women Hospital 

Jalna 

M No 9422723955 



Resource 

List of Blood Banks 


Name , Designation 

, Phone, Fax. 

1 Blood Bank Jalna Dr. P.R.Jadhav 




Off. 224381, 

Fax 225508 

Resi. 

2 Blood Bank Mission 

Hospital , Jalna 

3 Blood bank Pvt. Jan Kalyan 

New Amer 

Chaya Talkies 

Jalna 

M No 9422291240 

Dr Mojes 

Medical supdt 

Mission Hospital 

Jalna Ph 230149 

Ph 243085,238397 




Phone, Fax. 

Dr. Rajendra Shejule 

, BTO, 


Ph.No 224349, 223451 

Resi. 

M No 9422217453 

_____________ 

_____________ 


S.No. Facility 

/Resources 

1 Administrative 

Head 


Head 

3 Veterinary Health 

Cover 


Head 


Cover 


Cover 

List of Animal Husbandry Officers in Jalna 

Location Authority Incharge Name, 

Designation, Address, Phone, 

Fax. 

Jalna Dr.S.N.Chitte 

DDCAH Jalna 

Phone No. . 02482/220106 

Mobile- 9579084301 

Jalna Dr. B.R.Shinde 

DAHO, ZP.Jalna 

Phone 02482/223888 

Resi 

No 9860171212 

Jalna Dr. M.P.Deshmukh 

ACAH, VPC Jalna 

Phone No. 02482/220690 

M.B. 9422042849 

Jalna Dr.A.N. Dube 

L.D.O. (Extn) 

Phone No.9822327620 

Golapangri Dr.S.V. Kulkurni , LDO 

Phone 9422711035 

Pirkalyabn Dr..Sangale B.P. 

9923402271 

7 ‘’ Ner Dr. Zinklod S.G. LDO 

.Mo.9420912567 

8 ,, Shevali Dr. Zinklod S G l.D.O.. 

.Mo.9420912567 

9 ,, Bhatepuri Dr.Smt.Smita Adlak 

L.D.O. 

Ph.No.9881834447 


Alternate Authority Name, 

Designation, Address, 

Phone, Fax 

Dr. N B Babhulgaonkar, 

Assist. Commissioner, A.H. 

Phone No. 02482-220106 

9422862903 

Dr.S.G Butte. LDO 

Phone No. 8275489962 

Dr. B.R.Devkatte 

l.D.o.Vp Jalna 

Mobile 9970123034 

Shri Sose l.s.s. 

Shri Dhakarge, LSS. 

9422994388 


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Shri Sonawane A.l.d.o. 

9405062843 

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10 ‘’ Karla Shri Joshi , LSS 

11 ‘’ Dhudhuna 

Kalegaon 

12 ‘’ Pachan 

wadgaon 

Dr.P.Y. choudhary 

9850631560 

Shri Tayade, LSS 

Phone No. 9325439480 

13 ‘’ BajiUmrad -- 

14 ‘’ Revgaon Mr. J.D. Nagargoje 

9404483921 

15 ‘’ Samangaon Mr. J D.Nagagoje, LSS 

Phone No. -9404483921 

16 ‘’ Manegaon Mr. Gite S.V. LSS 

. 

17 ‘’ Ramnagar Mr. S.T.Sangole LSS 

Phone No. 9423730377 

18 ‘’ Jamwadi Mr. Madan, LSS 

9423712907 

19 ‘’ Waghrul Mr. B.S.Thakare 

l.s.s. 

9421320905 

20 ‘’ Nava Mr. Kudmethe 

9423731782 

21 Administrati 

ve 

Head 

22 Health 

Cover. 

Ambad Dr. G.V. Chavan, LDO 

9604232656 

‘’ Dr. S.A. Quadri , ACAH 

9881052438 

23 ‘’ Jamkhed Dr. A.P.Kulkarni 

9422219638 

24 ‘’ Wadigodri Dr. G.V. Chavan LDO 

9604232656 

25 ‘’ Sukhapuri Dr. U.B.Wankhede 

949421393745 

26 ‘’ Rohilagad Mr..N.R.Rathod 

ALDO 

27 ‘’ Karjat Mr. Sangewar, 

9423284361 

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28 ‘’ Nalewadi Mr. Wagh LSS -- 

29 ‘’ Patharwala Dr. U.B.Wankhede 

949421393745 

30 ‘ Tadhadgaon Mr. Chatre, LSS 

2483237031 

31 ‘’ Eklerhara Mr. Rathod, LSS 

9423757519 

32 ‘’ Chinchkhed Shri Lokare, 

9423151692 



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Shri Sonwane, LSS 

. 9422883615 

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Mr. Chatre, LSS, 

9764454934 

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33 Health 

Cover 

Dongaon Mr .Dorle, L.S..S. 

9421313896 

34 ‘’ Antarwali Sarati Mr.B.VKadam, L.S.S 

2483227270 

35 ‘’ Shahgad Mr. Aute, LSS 

9423460096 

36 ‘’ Shahpur Mr.B.VKadam, L.S.S 

37 ‘’ Gondi Mr. Kadam, L.S.S 

2483227270 

38 ‘’ Sast 

Pimpalgaon 

Mr.A.M.Pachankar LSS -- 

39 ‘’ Dhangarpimpari Mr.A.M.Pachankar LSS -- 


ve Head 

41 Veterinary 

Health 

Control 

Bhokardan Dr.Asrar Ahemad, LDO, 

9422347063 

‘’ Dr. Chandel S K, ACAH 

9423711747 

42 ‘’ Hasnabad Dr.C.N. Udanshiv, LDO, 

9422706282 

43 ‘’ Anwa Dr.M.D. Katkar L, LDO, 

9423727073 

44 ‘’ Paradh Dr. A.S.Chavan, 

9423147969 

45 ‘’ Nalni Dr.Asrar Ahemad, LDO, 

9422347063 

46 Javkheda Bk. Dr.C.N. Udanshiv, LDO, 

9422706282 

47 ‘’ Talegaon Shri.P.RKulkarni, ALDO 

9823003199 

48 ‘’ Warud Shri Doiphode A B 

ALDO -- 9421324716 

49 ‘’ Jalgaon Sapkal Shri Wagh, LSS 

9421423234 

50 ‘’ Chandai Tepli Shri Shelke A.P. LSS 

02485/226339 

51 ‘’ Walsangvi Shri Magar, LSS 

-- 

52 ‘’ Dhawada Shri Kamble, LSS 

53 ‘’ Avana Shri Deshmukh LSS 

54 ‘’ Danapur Shri Hade, 

-- 

55 ‘’ Kedarkheda Shri Wankhede LSS 

2485-246241 

56 ‘’ Sipora Shri Patel, LSS 

-- 


ve Head 

Jafrabad Dr. Smt.P.B. Bansode 

9850315077 



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Mr. N.S. Gaikwad 

LSS. 

Mr. Ravate, LSS, 

Shri Pandit, LSS 

9422082426 

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Shri Jogdand, LSS 

--

58 Veterinary 

Health 

Cover 

Jafrabad Dr. Chandel S K, ACAH 

9423711747 

59 ‘’ Tembhurni Dr. B.P. Bansode LDO 

9850315074 

60 ‘’ Mahora Dr. Smt.P.B. Bansode LDO 

99850315077 

61 ‘’ Khasgaon Dr. Smt.P.B. Bansode 

9850315077 

62 ‘’ Janefal Dr. Smt.P.B. Bansode LDO 

99850315077 

63 ‘’ Warud Shri .A.B Doifode, ALDO 

9421324716 

64 ‘’ Sayagaon 

Mhaske 

Shri More N.Y., LSS 

9421596341 

65 ‘’ Bharaj Shri Kedar, LSS 

9421324655 

66 ‘’ Sipora Ambhora Shri Zade LSS 


ve Head 

68 Veterinary 

Health 

Cover 

69 ‘’ Kumbhar 

Pimpalgaon 

Ghansangvi Dr. B.B.Rajurkar , LDO 

9403857459 

Ghansangvi Dr. A.N. Chanshiv , LDO 

9850700674 

Dr.Rajurkar B B LDO 

9403857459 

70 ‘’ Tirthpuri Dr.G.V.Chavan, LDO 

9604232656 

71 ‘’ Ranjani Dr. P.K.Solunke, LDO 

8055818167 

72 Jamb Samarth Dr.Bari LDO 

73 Gadhe 

sawargaon 

Dr. S.C.Pawtekar, LDO 

9822513414 

74 ‘’ Rani Unchegaon Shri.Datawase - 

75 ‘’ Anterwali 

Tembhi 

Shri Jadhav, Lss 

238079 

76 ‘’ Khadka Shri Mehatre 

LSS 

9421644282 


ve Head 

78 Veterinary 

Health 

Cover 

Mantha Dr. Abdul Raoof, LDO 

9420816780 

‘’ Dr B.R. devkate, LDO 

9970123034 

79 ‘’ Uswad Dr. S.V.Mane, LDO 

9421385369 

80 ‘’ Pagari Wayal Dr. Abdul Raoof, LDO 

9420816780 

81 ‘’ Jaipur Dr.S.G. Zinklod LDO 

9420912567 



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Shri –Mane Aldo 

942144091 

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Shri Bhalerao J A, 

ALDO 

9423460743 

Shri Bhalerao J A, Lss 

9423460743 

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Shri A.N.Khiste lss 

9421657956 

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-- 

-- 

Shri Rodge lss 

Dr.Rathod LDO 

-- 

-- 

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82 ‘’ Pewa Shri wagh LSS 

83 ‘’ Rohina Shri Tupkar, LSS 

9423137389 

84 ‘’ Watur Shri R.P.Gore LSS 

9423171128 

85 ‘’ Akhani Shri Jogdand, LSS 

9423656441 

86 ‘’ Pangri Gosavi Shri Manmode, LSS 

9422874168 

87 ‘’ Vidoli Shri -- 

88 ‘’ Kendhali Shri Hanwate, LSS 

89 ‘’ Dahiphal Shri - -- 

90 ‘’ Talni -- -- 

91 ‘’ Deogaon Shri Sovitkar LSS -- 

92 ‘’ Patoda Shri Gaikwad LSS -- 

93 ‘’ Helas --- -- 

94 ‘’ Dhoksal Shri Alamwad. LSS 

9403032471 

95 ‘’ Chitali Putali Shri Waghmare, LSS 

9420652697 


ve Head 

97 Veterinary 

Health 

Cover 

Partur Dr.Smt. Dongardive LDO 

9730845450 

‘’ Dr.Smt. Dongardive LDO 

9730845450 

98 ‘’ Ashri Dr. Mane S V, LDO 

9421385369 

99 ‘’ Satona Dr. Mane S V, LDO 

9421385369 

9423143673 

100 ‘’ Khandvi Shri Pere, LSS 

9423458491 

101 ‘’ Patoda Shri Birajdar, LSS 

9423730433 

102 ‘’ Shristi Dr.Rajurkar B B LDO 

9403857459 

103 Wahegaon Sh. Dr. P.K.Solunke, LDO 

8055818167 


ve Head 

105 Veterinary 

Health 

Cover 

Badnapur Dr. Sudhir Joshi LDO 

9404002098 

Badnapur Dr. V.D. Joshi LDO 

9423143673 

106 ‘’ ‘’ Mobile V.D. Dr. Sudhir Joshi 

9960008764 



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Shri.Shinde Lss 

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Dr.V.D. Joshi LDO 

9423143673 

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107 ‘’ Wakulni Dr. A.M. Siddiqui, LDO 

9422174739 

108 ‘’ Chikhali Dr.N.R. Pokharkar LDO 

9421421099 

109 ‘’ Sayagaon Shri C.D.Rathod, LSS 

9970307396 

110 ‘’ Georai Bazar Shri Awakale, LSS 

9422711267 

111 ‘’ Shelgaon Shri Thorat, LSS 

942244633 

112 ‘’ Chenegaon Shri Vaidya, LSS 

9822304718 

113 ‘’ Bawana pangri Shri Suryawanshi 

9881529945 

114 ‘’ Pir pimpal gaon --- -- 

Contact Person for Pollution Control in Jalna 

. No. Facilities/Resource Location Authority Incharge 

Name , Designation, 


1 Analysis of waste 

water samples and 

air samples at 

regional laboratory 

M.P.C.Board, 

Aurangabad 

P2 MIA Bldg. 

Station Rd, 

MIDC Area, 

Aurangabad. 

Regional Officer, 

Maharashtra Pollution 

Control Board, P2 Mia 

Bldg. Station Road, 

MIDC Area 

Aurangabad. 

List of Contact Persons for Water Quality Monitor 



Phone, Fax. 

1 Water Quality 

Monitor 

Jalna Junior Scientfic Officer, 

Dist. Public Health 

Laboratory Jalna 




-- 

Mr. Puranik, LSS 

9860750114 

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-- 

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Designation, Address, Phone, 

Fax 

Sub-Regional Officer, 

Maharashtra Pollution Control 

Board, P-2, Mia Bldg. Station 

Road, MIDC Area, Aurangabad 

Jr. Scientific Officer, 

Maharashtra Pollution Control 

Board, P-2, Mia Bldg. Station 

Road, MIDC Area, Aurangabad 



Phone, Fax. 

_____________


Resource 

Sr. 

No. 

1 

List of Contact Persons for Industrial Safety 



Phone, Fax. 

1 DIC Jalna Jalna General Manager, 

Dist. Industries Centre, 

Plot No. 7, Additional 

MIDC Area , Jalna. 

Ph.No. Off. 220957 

Mob- 9422725934 

2 Industry 

Development 

3 Industrial Safety 

& Health 

Jalna Mr. D.S. Parlikar 

Dy. Engineer, 

MIDC Sub- Division, 

Addl. MIDC Jalna 

Ph.No.Off. 220632 

Mob-9423162440 

Aurangabad Joint Director of 

Industrial Safety & 

Health, Mondha Naka , 

Aurangabad. 

Ph.No. 2331326(O), 

2470324(R) 

4 Pollution Control Aurangabad Regional Officer, 

Mah. Pollution Control 

Board, Rly. Station MIDc 

Area . 

Ph. No. 2331998 

Contact Person of Agriculture Department, Jalna 

Facility / Resource Location Authority 

Incharge, Name , 

Designation , 


Mobile, Fax 

Seedling for planting 

fruit crops 

NURSERIES 

1) District Nursery 

Wadigodri 

Tq. Ambad 

2) Taluka Nursery 

Jalna Tq. Jalna 

3) Taluka Nursery 

A. Kendhali, 

Tq. Mantha 

P.S. Bardale 

SDAO Partur 

9422175019 

A.R. Kale, 

SDAO Jalna 

9823129624 

P.S. Bardale, 

SDAO Partur 

9422175019 




Phone, Fax. 

Manager, Dist. Industries 

Centre, Addl. MIDC 

Jalna. 

Ph.No. Off. 220957 

Mr. Ravindra Kharat, 

Asstt. Engineer, 

MIDC Sub-Divisonn 

Addl. MIDC, Jalna 


Mob. 9422205257 

Dy. Director of Industrial 

Safety & Health, Mondha 

Naka, Aurangabad. 

Ph.No. 

Off.2331326, 2331561 

Field Officer (Jalna), 

Mah. Pollution Control 

Board, Rly. Station 

MIDC Area , 

Aurangabad. 

Ph. No. 2339230(O) 




Mobile, Fax 

Bhalerao M.K 

Agril. Supervisor, 

Wadigodri ,Tq. Ambad 

9420580445 

V.N.Salve, 

Agril. Supervisor 

Jalna. 

9405813135 

A.G.Boiewar 

Agril. Officer 

Awalgaon Kendhali 

8275344215 


2 

3 

Sr. 

No. 

Technical 

Assistance 

AGRO 

POLYCLINIC 

Soil Testing 

Laboratory 

1) Samangaon 

Tq. Jalna 

2) Bhokardan 

Tq. Bhokardan 

3) Patarwala 

Tq. Ambad 

4) Awalgaon 

kendhali 

Tq. Mantha 

Jalna 

A.R. Kale 

SDAO Jalna 

9823129624 

A.R. Kale 

SDAO Jalna 

9823129624 

P.S. Bardale 

SDAO Partur 

9422175019 

P.S. Bardale 

SDAO Partur 

94221755019 

Vyavhare 

Dist. Soil Testing & 

Soil Survey Officer, 

Jalna 

Off. (02482) 223181 


Kachve, G.H 


Samangaon,Tq. Jalna 

9422879198 

Ingale A.G. 


Bhokardan Tq. 

Bhokardan 

7588089114 

Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge, 


Address, Phone, Mobile, 

Fax 

4 Z.P. Agriculture 

Department 

Jalna Anand Ganjewar 

Agril.Dev.Officer 

Zilla parishad Jalna 

Mob 94221 86483 

Lakhe B.R.., 


Patarwala,Tq. Ambad 

(02452) 228341, 

9145762195 

A.G.Boiewar 

Agril. Officer, 

A. kendhali.Tq. 

Mantha 

9422219060. 

S.G. Padwal 

DSAO Jalna 

Off. (02482) 230513 

Mob. 9422211941 

Alternate Authority ,Name , 

Designation , Address, Phone, 

Mobile, Fax 

S.V.Deshpande 

Campaign Officer 

Zilla Parishad Jalna 

Mob 942380618 



List of Contact Persons for Telecommunication Agencies 


Resource 

1 Telecommunicati 

on and Mobile 

Service 


on and Mobile 

Service 


on and Mobile 

Service 


on and Mobile 

Service 


on and Mobile 

Service 


on and Mobile 

Service 


on and Mobile 

Service 


on and Mobile 

Service 


on and Mobile 

Service 

Location Authority Incharge, 



District Head N.P.Kawade TDM 

Near HPO Shivaji 

Putala Jalna P- 

232900 R-232901 

M-9422220016 

Jalna Urban 

& Taluka 

N. B. Bhoge 

DE (Urban) Near 

HPO Shivaji Putala 

Jalna P-231400 

Mobile- 9423977333 

Ambad A.S.Khairnar DE 

Near HPO Shivaji 

Putala Jalna P- 

231399 

M. 9422228204 

Ghansawangi 

Partur 

Mantha 

Bhokardan 

Jafrabad 

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=== do === 

=== do === 

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=== do === 

Badanapur N. B. Bhoge 

DE (Urban) Near 

HPO Shivaji Putala 

Jalna P-231400 

Mobile- 9423977333 


Designation , Address, 

Phone, Fax 

N. B. Bhoge 

DE (Urban) Near HPO 

Shivaji Putala Jalna P- 

231400 

Mobile- 9423977333 

A.K.Gawai SDE 

Near HPO Shivaji Putala 

Jalna 

P-239966 

Mobile- 9422204747 

Kuril J.B. SDE 

Tel Exchange Ambad P- 

220377 R-220355 M- 

9423975675 

S.B.Mahabole JTO 

Tel Exchange 

Ghansawangi 

P-231000 R-231000 

Mobile- 9423157714 

Pankaj Upadya JTO Tel 

Exchange Partur 

P-221699 

Mobile- 9423105001 

R.P. Khare JTO Tel 

Exchange Mantha 

P-271000 

Mobile- 9423964848 

Patil A.J. SDE Tel 

Exchange BORN 

P-244444 R-244666 

Mobile- 9423976999 

Sapkale L. N. SDE Tel 

Exchange Jafrabad 

P-222298 

Mobile- 9423973200 

Doifode A.T JTO AMIDC 

R-1 Jalna P-221300 

Mobile- 9423747999 


Contact Person for Telegraph in Jalna 

SR.NO. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge Name, 

Designation , Address , 

Phone, Fax 

1 Telegraph Office Jalna J.T.O. Incharge, 

Telegraph Office, Gandhi 

Chamber, Sarojani Devi 

Road, Jalna 

Ph. 230771(Off) 

Ph. 230908 (Resi.) 

Fax. 230499 



Designation , Address , Phone , Fax 

Sr. T. O. A., 

Telegraph Office, Jalna 

Ph. 230771(Off) 

Fax. 230499 

Contact Person for Co-operative Dept. and Co-operative Industries of Jalna 

SR.NO. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge Name, 


Phone, Fax 

01 District Deputy 

Registrar, Co-op. Socy. 

Jalna 

02 Samarth Sahakari 

Sakhar Karkhana Ltd; 

Ambad 

03 Shri Bageshwari 

Sahakari Sakhar 

Karkhana Ltd; Partur 

04 Rameshwar Sahakari 

Sakhar Karkhana Ltd; 

Bhokardan 

05 Jalna Sahakari Sakhar 

Karkhana Ltd; Jalna 

06 Sagar Sahakari Sakhar 

Karkhana Ltd; 

Tirthpuri 

Tq.Ghansawangi Jalna 

07 Co-op. Industrial Estate 

Old M.I.D.C., Jalna 

08 Jalna Zilla Dudh 

Utpadak Sahakari 

Sangh Ltd; Jalna 

Jalna Shri. R.P.Surwase, 

District Deputy Registrar, 

Co-op. Socy. Jalna 

Off. 02482-225207 

M- 9423112411 

Ambad Shri. B.T.Pavese 

(M.D.) 

Ph. 02483-243023,243024 

243024 (O) 

M-98221 07477 

Partur Shri A.N. Sawane, 

Incharge M.D. 

Ph. 02484-221121, 

221260 (O) 

9822942881 

Bhokardan Shri J.G.Dhumne, 

Chief Engg, 

Off. 02485-253002/3/4 

M-9421483489 

Jalna D.Y.Mote, (M.D.) 

94230 73701 

off. 256241 / 44 

Ghansawangi 

Jalna 

Shri.N.V.Mangate 

Security Officer 

02483-226424,226425, 

284181 

(Manager) 

235360 

Jalna B.S.Meshram, (Admn) 

92269 38578 

Off. 225924 



Shri. R.P.Surwase, 

Asstt. Registrar, Co-op. Socy, Tq.Jalna. 

Off.-02482--- 

M-8087962236, 9422237826 

Shri.F.M.Dunge 

M-9623457011 


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Bhosale (O.S.) 

94237 50248 

Dhabhade (Secretary) 

94216 56727 

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SR. 

NO. 


Resource 

1 Electricity 

1 Electricity 

List of Electricity Board Officers in Jalna 

Location Authority Incharge , Name , 


Jalna 

Jalna 

Mr. K.J Meshram 

Superintending Engineer 

Maharashtra State Electricity 

Board 

Jalna Circle Office, Chanakya 

Complex No.2, Old Jalna, Jalna 

M.No.7875764333 

Ph.No.Off. 225854 Resi.234885 

Mr. B.B. Masul, (In-Charge) 

Executive Engineer Maharashtra 

State Electricity Board 

Jalna -1Mastgadh, Jalna 

M.No.7875764019 

Ph.No.Off.230876 Resi. 230503 

2 Electricity Jalna Shri D.T. Saynikar, 

Executive Engineer MSEB, 

Jalna-2, M.No.7575764014 


Resi. 7875764014 


Board 132-KV Kanhyanagar, 

Jalna Sub Station. 

Ph.No.Off. 232416 

Res. 7875764014 

3 Electricity Jalna Maharashtra State Electricity 

Board 132-KV Kanhyanagar, 

Jalna Sub Station. 

Ph.No.Off. 230292 

4 Electricity Jalna Assstt. Engineer , 


Board 132-KV Addl. 

MIDC, Jalna 

Ph.No.Off. 220719 

Facility / 

Resource 

1 P.W.Divn. 

Jalna 

Contact Persons for Public Works Department, Jalna 


Designation , Address , Phone, 

Fax 

Jalna Shri K.E.Kamble, 

Executive Engineer PWD, 

Jalna No.1 

Ph.No.Off. 230143 

Resi. 230628 

Mobile- 


Alternate Authority, Name, 

Designation, Phone, Fax. 

Shri LB.B. Masul Executive 

Engineer, Maharashtra State 

Electricity Board 

Jalna Circle Office, Chanakya 

Complex No.2, Old Jalna, Jalna 

M.No.7875764019 

Ph.No.Off. 225854 

Shri Salve S.L. 

Dy. Executive Engineer, 


Board, Mastgadh, Jalna 

M.No.7875764171 


Shri P.N. Dandge, Dy.Executive 

Engineer, Maharashtra State 

Electricity Board, Jalna-2 

M.No.7575420750 


Shri Zope, Assistant Engineer, 

EHV S/S., Kanhaiyanagar, Jalna 

M.No.--9423780925 

Shri D.T.Thoke, Assistant 

Engineer, EHV S/S., MIDC, 

Jalna 

Mob.--9423780924 



Phone , Fax 


--

2 P.W.Divn. 

No.2 Jalna 

3 P.W.(R.P.) 

Divn. 

Jalna 

4 P.W.(Electric) 

Sub.Divn. 

Jalna 


Resource 

Jalna Shri. L.B.Chouwdhari, Executive 

Engineer, PWD No.2, Jalna 

Phone 

Jalna Shri Bhosikar, Executive 

Engineer, Road Transport 

Division 

Phone 

Jalna Dy. Eexecutive Engineer, PWD, 

Electric Sub.Div. Jalna 

Phone No. 230642 (O) 

Mobile- 

Contact Person for Civil Works, Agriculture, M.I. Zilla Parishad, Jalna 

Location Authority Incharge, Name 

, Designation , Address, 

Phone, Fax 

1 Z.P. (Works) Jalna Executive Engineer, Zilla 

Parishad, (Works), Jalna, 

Resi. 220576 

2 Z.P. 

(Agriculture) 

3 Z.P.( Minor 

Irrigation ) 

Jalna Dist. Agril. Officer, C/O 

Agricultural Deptt. Zilla 

Parishad , Jalna . Ph. 

No. Off. 224693 (Epbx) 

M -9423150779 

Jalna Executive Engineer , 

Minor Irrigation Zilla 

Parishad. Jalna, Ph. No. 

Off. 224693 (Epbx) 

Resi. 221821 



-- 

-- 

J.E. PWD, Electric Sub.Div. 

Jalna 

Phone No. 230642 (O) 

Mobile- 

Alternate Authority ,Name 


Phone, Fax 

--- 

---- 

Office Superintendent 

Minor Irrigation Zilla 

Parishad. Jalna, 

Ph. No. Off. 224693 

(Epbx)

List of Contact Persons for Irrigation Department, Jalna 


Sr. Facility / Location Authority Incharge, Name , Designation , Address, 

No. Resource 

Phone, Mobile, Fax 

1 Executive Jalna Mr G.C.Sukhmani 

Engineer 

M.No:- 9960561313 

Executive Engineer, Jalna Minor Irrigation Division Jalna, 

Near Motibag , Jalna. Ph.No.Off. 220436 

Mr. R.N.Kabra 

S.D.O. 

M.I. Div. Jalna 

Mobile 9922223717 

2 Sub-Divisional Jalna Mr. P.B.Jadhav 

Engineer 

A.E.-I. 

M.I.Sub Div. Jalna 

Mobile 9326290246 

3 Sub-Divisional Jalna Mr. A.G.Kapoor 

Engineer 

Sub-Divisional Engineer, Kumbarpimpalgaon Hq.Jalna. 

Near Motibag MbNo. 8149527423 

4 Sub-Divisional Jalna Mr.M.I.Khan 

Engineer 

Sub-Divisional Engineer, 

M.I.Survey Sub-Dn,Jalna. Near Motibag , Jalna MbNo. 

9890399345 

5 Sub- 

Bhokardan A.A. Kamble , 

Divisional 

Sub Divisional Engineer, 

Engineer 

M.I.Survery Sub Division, Bhokardan 

MbNo.9421656269 

6 Sub- 

Mantha P.D.Sanap, 

Divisional 

Sub-Divisional Officer, 

Engineer 

M.I.Sub-Dn,Mantha HQ. Watur , 

Mob.No. 9421410729 

7 Sub- 

Ambad Mr.D.K.Shriwastaw 

Divisional 

Sub-Divisional Engineer, 

Engineer 

M.I.Sub-Dn,Ambad. , 

Mob.No. 8975567628 

Under Aurangabad Irrigation Division Aurangabad. 

1 Sub- 

Divisional 

Engineer 

2 Asst. 

Engineer 

Grade-I 

Jalna Mr. S.K.Kale 

Sub-Divisional Engineer, Irrigation Sub-Dn, Hq.Jalna 

MbNo. 9423781468 

Jalna Smt. A.S.Kale, 

A.E.-I rrigation Sub-Dn, Jalna 

MbNo.9096270531 

Under Minor Irrigation Division Local Sector Jalna 

1 Executive 

Engineer 

Jalna Mr.Dhanshetti 

Executive Engineer 

M.I. Local Sector Div. 

Jalna.Office Ph. 225291 

Mobile 9860292730 

2 Engineer Jalna Mr.S.S.Khilare 

S.D.O.M.I.L.S. Sub Div.Jalna 

Mobile 9421389167 

Office Ph. 225291 

3 Engineer Ambad S.V. Padalwar 

S.D.E.M.I.L.S. Sub Div.Ambad 

Mobile 9421756101 



4 Engineer Ghansawangi Mr.Panchad 

S.D.O.M.I.L.S. Sub Div.Ghansawangi 

Mobile 9421654067 



5 Engineer Partur Abdul khuddus 

S.D.O.M.I.L.S. Sub Div.Partur 

Mobile 


6 Engineer Bhokardan Mr. S.B.Kale 

Add. Charge 

M.I.L.S. Sub Div. Bhokardan 

Mobile 9421102865 


Under Nandur Madhmeshwar Canal Division No. 2 Hq. 

1 Executive 

Engineer 

Wadigodri Tq. Ambad 

Aururangabad Mr. S.L.Kulkarni 

Ex. Engr. 

N.M.C. Div. No.2 Hq. Aurangabad 

Office Ph 0240-2070270 

Mb. No.9422928479 

2 Engineer Ahmadnagar Mr. P.B.Deshpande ( for Jogladevi) 

S.D.O. 

N.M.C. Sub Div. No. 5 Hq. Ahamadnagar 

3 Engineer Ahmadnagar Mr. S.U.Bade (For Raja Takli) 

A. E. -1 

N.M.C. Sub Div.No.7 Hq. Ahmadnagar 

Mobile 9922446163 

4 Engineer Ashti Mr. S.U.Bade (For Swangii) 

A. E. -1 

N.M.C. Sub Div.No.7 Hq. Ahmadnagar 

Mobile 9922446163 

5 Engineer Wadigodri Mr P.B. Pawar (For Mangrul) 

A. E. -1 

N.M.C. Sub Div.No.9 Hq. Wadigodri 

Mobile No.7588851604 


Resource 

1 Foodgrains 

supply 

2 Foodgrains 

supply 

List of Civil Supply Officers 

Location Authority Incharge , Name , 


Jalna Shri. Avinash Rankhambh 

DSO_Supply, Collector Office, 

Jalna 

02482/225311 (O), 

02482/225727 (R), 

M-9960325111 

Jalna Tahsil Shri J.D.Walvi, 

Tahsildar, Tahsil Office, Jalna 

Phone No. (Off )02482-220055 

Res 02482-220251 

Mob.9423730772 


Name , Designation , Phone, Fax. 

Shri.---------- 

Assistant District Supply Officer, 

Jalna 

Ph.No. (Off ) 02482-225311 

I.O.C.S. Jalna Tahsil 

Phone No. (Off ) 02482-220055 


3 Foodgrains 

supply 

4 Foodgrains 

supply 

5 Foodgrains 

supply 

6 Foodgrains 

supply 

7 Foodgrains 

supply 

8 Foodgrains 

supply 

9 Foodgrains 

supply 

SR.NO. 

Facility / 

Resource 

1 District 

statistical 

Data 

Bhokardan 

Tahsil 

Jafrabad 

Tahsil 

Badnapur 

Tahsil 

Mr. ----------- 


Bhokardan 

02485/244451(O), 

02485/244227 (R) 

M- 

Mr.Chikurte, Tahsildar, Tahsil 

Office, Jafrabad 

02485/222208 (O), 

02485/222211 (R)M-9422472443 

Mrs.Wangikar, Tahsildar, Tahsil 

Office, Badnapur 

02482/261007 (O), 

-- (R) 

M-9673289252 

Partur Tahsil Mr Keshav Netke, Tahsildar, 

Tahsil Office, Partur 

02484/221028 (O), 

02484/221161(R) 

M-9423171631 

Mantha Tahsil Mr. Padghan, 

Tahsildar, Tahsil Office, Mantha 

02484/270035 (O), 

02484/270021 (R) 

M-9422014846 

Ambad Tahsil Mr. Rupesh Shingare, Tahsildar, 

Tahsil Office, Ambad 

02483/220026 (O), 

02483/220003 (R) 

M-9422203859 

Ghansawangi 

Tahsil 

Mr. santosh Gorad, Tahsildar, 

Tahsil Office, Ghansawangi 

02483/231021 (O), 

02483/231024 (R) 

M-9405486700 

District Statistical Officers in Jalna 



Phone, Mobile, Fax 

Jalna Mrs. Akhatar Sultana, 

District Statistical 

Officer, 

Administrative Building, 

Old Jalna. 

Ph.No.Off.225150(Offi) 


I.O.C.S. Bhokardan Tahsil Ph.No. 

(Off) 02485-244451 

A.K.C.S. Jafrabad Tahsil 

Ph.No.(Off )02485-222208 

I.O.C.S. Badnapur Tahsil. 

Ph.No.(Off)02482-261007 

I.O.C.S. Partur Tahsil 

Ph.No.(Off) 02484-221028 

I.O.C.S. Mantha Tahsil, 

Ph.No. (Off ) 02484-270035 

Res. -- 

I.O.C.S. Ambad Tahsil, 

Ph.No.(Off)02483- 220026 

Res. 

A.K..C.S. Ghansawangi Tahsil, 

Ph.No. (Off )02483-231021 



Phone , Mobile, Fax 

Mrs. Akhatar Sultana 

Research Assistant, 


Old Jalna. 

Ph.No.Off.225150 (Offi) 


Forest Officers in Jalna 

Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge, Name , 


Fax 

Forest Dept. , Jalna 

(Open reserved forest land 

adjoining to city Staff - 

15 Nos. Forest rest house 

One jeep ) 

Jalna Asst. Conservator of Forest, 

Forest Office, Jalna 




Fax 

Mr. S.Y. Bhalerao, RFO, Jalna, 

Range Forest Office, Jalna 

0240-2341933 (R), 

M - 9423030920 


Sr. 

No. 


SPECIAL DISTRICT SOCIAL WELFARE OFFICE, JALNA. 

Facility / 

Resource 

1 FOR EDUCATION 

Govt. Hostel for 

Boys & Girls in 

each tahsil place 

( Facility 

residential , 

clothing , bedding 

and free food ) 

2 Ashram schools 

for VJNT and 

S.C. FOR STD 1 

TO 10, Facility 

residential , 

clothing , bedding 

and free food 

Location Authority Incharge, 

Name , 

Designation , 


Fax 

Jalna Mr. B. N. Veer 

Spl. District Social 

Welfare Officer, 

Jalna, 

Ph. No. 

Off.225172(O) 

225813 (R) 

M-9850040010. 




Jalna, 

Ph. No. 

Off.225172(O) 

225813 (R) 

M-9850040010. 

Alternate Authority ,Name , Designation , 


1. Warden, Additional Charge 

Mr. L. M. Waghmare, M-9527629685. 

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Govt. Boys 

Hostel Opp. Tahasil Office, Jalna. 

2. Warden, 

Mr. R. N. Dhaberao M-9421320669. 

Sant Ramdas Govt. Boys Hostel 

Jalna. 

3. Warden, Mr. N. D. Sraf 

M-9405079422. Dr.Babasaheb 

Ambedkar Govt. Boys Hostel Ambad. 

4. Warden, Mr. S. P. Horpetty 

9960344524 

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Govt. Boys 

Hostel, Bhokardan 

5. Warden, Mrss. P. M. Patole, 

M-9822649741 BC & BC Girls 

Hostel Jalna 

6. Warden, Mrss. V. S. Deshmukh, M- 

9422858741, 9822529924 BC& BC 

Girls Hostel, Ambad 

7. Warden, P. D. Wishpute M- 

9422702756 

New Boys Hostel, Badnapur, Tq. 

Badnapur, Dist. Jalna. 

1. Head Master, Mr.Mohan Rathod 

Shivaji Ashram School , Shivni, 

Tq. Jalna.02482-252417,9421319835 

2. H. M. Gangaram Rathod, 

02482-253417, 9423700907 

Madhyamic Ashram School Shivni, 

Taluka Jalna. 

3. H. M. Mr. Ram Chavan 

M-9403034756 Ahialayabai 

Holkar Ashram School, Pangari 

Gosai, Tq.Mantha Di. Jalna. 

4. H. M. Mr. I. G. Gadekar, 

02482-242419, 9923845224 

Bhante Nagsen Prim. Ashram 

School, Wakhari Wadgaon 

5. H.M. Mr. Y. S. Mali 

M-9271714279 

Bhagwan Baba Prim. Ashram School, 

Aanwi, Tq. Badnapur, Di. Jalna 

6. H. M. Mr. K. K. Khadake M- 

9422722346, 02485-243633 

Ravsaheb Patil Danve Prim. 

School, Dhawada, 

Tq.Bhokardan, Di. Jalna 

7. H. M. Mr. Pisore Balasaheb 

M-9423711101, Laxman Patil 

Khokatkar Prim. School, 

Raniunchegaon, Tq.Ghansawangi Di. 

Jalna. 

8. H. M. Mr. Rathod B. M. 


3 Special 

Component Plan 

for Scheduled 

Caste and 

Neobuddhas 




Jalna, 

Ph. No. 

Off.225172(O) 

225813 (R) 

M-9850040010. 


M-9421423903, 02484-225807 

Home-225903 

Prim. Ashram School, Ashti, 

Tq. Partur, Di. Jalna 

9. H. M. Mr. Chavan B. H. 02482- 

269129, M-9421645160 

Minatai Thakre Prim. Ashram 

School, Dhamangaon, Tq. Badnapur, 

Di. Jalna. 

10. H. M. Mr. Chavan Maruti B. 

02482-230884, 9421318708 

Badunaik Prim. 

Ashram School, Tupewadi, 

Tq. Badnapur, Di. Jalna. 

11. H. M. Mr. Chavan Maruti B. 

02482-230884, 9421318708 

Madhaymik Ashram School, 

Tupewadi, 

Tq. Badnapur, Di. Jalna. 

12. H. M. Mr. U. H. Pathan 

M-9923845676. 

Prim. Ashram School, 

keligavan, Tq. Badnapur,Di.Jalna 

13. H. M. Mr. S. L. Shingare 

M-9403036300. 

(Pratap Danve-9422723400) 

Khhatrapati Shiwaji, Ashram Sala, 

Mahora 

Mr.Vijay Karale, Addition Charge Senior 

Social welfare Inspector(SCP)Office of the 

Special District Social welfare 

Office.Administrative- BuildingGround 

floor,Jalna.Dist.JALNA,225172(Off) 

M-9823716565. 


List of Contact Persons for Transport Facilities 

Sr. No. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge, Name 


Phone, Fax 

1 S.T.BUSES 

(Passenger 

travelling ) 

2 

S.T.BUSES 

(Passenger 

travelling ) 

3 S.T.BUSES 

(Passenger 

travelling ) 

4 S.T.BUSES 

(Passenger 

travelling ) 

5 S.T.BUSES 

(Passenger 

travelling ) 

Jalna 

Divn. 

office 

Jalna 

Depot 

Ambad 

Depot 

Jafrabad 

Depot 

Partur 

Depot 

Shri V.S.Mudgal 

Divisional Controller, 

Maharashtra State Road 

Transport Corporation 

Divisional Office , Jalna. 

Ph.No. Off. 230532, 

Mob:9049590932 

Shri.S.B.Naik 

Depot Manager 


Transport Corporation , 

Jalna Mob:9422650654 

Depot, Jalna Ph.No. Off. 

230497 

Shri.S.G.Mehetre, 

Depot Manager 


Transport Corporation 

Ambad Depot Ambad. 

Ph.No. Off. 220065 

Mob:9423762151, 

Ambad. 

Shri.S.S.Rayalwar, 

Depot Manager 


Transport Corporation , 

Jafrabad Depot, 

Mob:8149742159 

Jafrabad. 

Ph.No. Off. 222270, 

Mob:8149742159 

Shri.P.D.Chavan Depot 

Manager Maharashtra 

State Road Transport 

Corporation , Partur 

Depot, Partur 

Ph.No. Off. 221102, 

Mob:9423730331 




Phone, Fax 

Shri.M.r.Rathod 

1)Mech.Engeer Ph.No. 

Off. 220849 

Shri.V.B.Kute, 

2)Divisional Traffic Officer 


Transport Corporation, 

Divisional Office, Jalna 

1)Ph.No. Off. 221102 

Resi. 2224956 

Mob:9423123005 

Shri.S..Popalghat. 

Traffic Inspector, 

Mob:8055955133 



Jalna Depot , Jalna 

Ph.No. Off. 230301 

(Bus Stand) 

Shri.B,L.Dhotre, 

Traffic Inspector, 

Mob:9423729346 

Ph.No. Off. 220034, 

Shri.B.R.Gawai, 

Traffic Inspector 



Jafrabad, Depot Jafrabad. 

Mob:9403056589 

Ph.No. Off. 222207, 

Shri.S.R.Deshpande, 

A.Traffic Inspector , 



Partur Depot, Partur 

Ph.No. Off. 221070, 

Mob:9761996540 


List of Contact Persons for Railway Facilities 

Sr. No. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge, 



1 Railway Facilities Jalna A.D.E.N ; S.C. R., Jalna, 

Ph. No. Off. 224250 

Sr.Section Engineer 

S.C.R., Railway Jalna. 

O-02482- 224250 

M-9730471213 

2 Jalna Mr.Walwi 

Station Master 


O-02482- 237480 

3 SCRLY 

Nanded 

Division 

Sr 

No. 

1 

Facility / Resource Location 

Ground Water 

Survey And 

Development 

Agency 

M-8600004590 

Shri.S.S.Soni 

DRM 

O-02462-260333 

m-9730471000 


Alternate Authority ,Name, 


Phone, Fax 

Shri.Dalal 

Sepay 


O-02482- 225362 

M-9730471222 

Mr.Srinivas 

Sy. Station Master 


O-02482- 237480 

M-9423159930 

Shri.H.R.Soni 

ADRM 

O-02462-260694 

M-9730471001 

List of Contact Persons for Groundwater Survey 

Jalna 

Authority Incharge 

Name Designation 

Address Phone Fax 

Shri. P.L.Salve Sr. 

Geologist GSDA Jalna 

Kirti Housing Society 

Near Court Plot.No. 

42,43 Old Jalna 

Altarnate Authority 

Incharge Name 

Designation Address 

Phone Fax 

B.S.Meshram Asstt. 

Geologist GSDA Jalna 

Kirti Housing Society 

Near Court Plot.No. 42,43 

Old Jalna 

Ph.No. 225219,225280 Ph.No. 225219,225280 

Mob.No. 9823733572 Mob.No. 9420240522 

List of Contact Persons in Town Planning and Valuation Department 

S.NO. Facilities / resource Location Authority Incharge , 

Name, Designation , 

Address , Phone, Fax 

1 

Town planning and 

valuation 

department Jalna 

Branch 

Jalna 

Mr.Karwadkar 

Town planner, Jalna 

Administrative 

Building, Sr.No.488, 

Jalna. 

Off.Ph.02482-225278 

M.No. 9422209073 

Alternate Authority , Name, 

Designation , Address , Phone, Fax 

Mr.Jadhav 

Asstt.Town Planner, Jalna. 


Sr.No.488, Jalna. 

Off.Ph.02482-225278 

M.No.9923230444 


List of Contact Persons for Soil Conservation 

S.No. Facility/Resource Location Authority Incharge 

Name, Designation, 

address, Phone, Fax. 

1 Soil Conservation Raj Bldg. 

SRP Rd. 

Jalna 

Divisional Soil 

Conservation 

Officer, (SC) Jalna. 

Ph. Off. 230513 

List of Social Organisations in Jalna 

SR.NO. Facility / Resource Location Authority Incharge 



1 Lions Club of 

Jalna 

Jalna Dr. Rajendra P. Karwa 

President, Lions Club 

Jalna. 

Karwa Surgical Clinic, 

Dr. R.P. Road, Jalna 

Ph.No. Hosp.30004/ 

34004 

Resi. 30903 / 21009 

2 Leo Club Of Jalna Jalna Shri. P.R. Agrawal, 

President Leo Club, 

R.P. Road, Opp. Ram 

Mandir, Jalna. 

Ph. No. Off. 30562 

List of Rural Development Jalna 



Address , Phone, Mobile, 

Fax 

1 

Dist Rural 

Development 

Agency 

Jalna L.N.Thade 

Project Director 

220129,220243 

9922595301 


Alternate Authority Name Designation, 

Address, Ph. ,Fax. 

Technical Officer, Divisional Soil 

Conservation Officer, Jalna. Ph. No. 

230513 



Dr. B.D. Shrotriya, Secretary, 

Murari Nagar, College Road, Jalna. 


S.B. Agrawal, 

Secretary Leo Club, Jalna. Dana 

Bazar, Jalna. 


Designation , Address , Phone , 

Mobile, Fax 

R. S. Chavhan 

A.P.O (Ind) 

9922994221 


List of Mass Media 



Address , Phone, 

Mobile, Fax 

1 Mass Media Jalna Mr.Yashwant Bandare 

Dist. Information 

Officer, Administrative 

Building, Jalna Ph.No. 

Off. 225104 

Resi. 224741 

M-9860612328 

S.No. facility/ 

resource 

1 Educational 

Institutions 

(Pri. edu.) 

MH-12-4319 

MH-21 A-9096 

2 Second and 

Higher 

Secondary Edu. 

List of Contact Persons in Education Department 


Designation, address, Phone, Fax. 

Jalna Shri G.M.Kamble, 

Education Officer, 

(Primary) Z.P. Jalna 

Mob-9764517668 

O-02482-226170 

Jalna Shri G.M.Kamble, 

Additional charge 

Education Officer 

(Secondary) Z.P. Jalna. 

Ph.No. Off. 225307 Ext.240 

Mob-9764517668 

O-02482-226170 




Mobile, Fax 

Mr.N.R.Inamdar 

Assistant District Information 

Office, Jalna, Ph. No. Off. 225104 

Mobile 9422842112 


Designation, Address, 

Phone, fax 

Shri.N.K.Deshmukh 

Dy.Education Officer 

M-9422229060 


---

List of Contact Persons in Water Supply Dept. 


FACILITIES AND RESOURCES AVAILABLE WITH EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, MAHARASHTRA 

JEEVAN PRADHIKARAN WORKS DIVISION, JALNA 

S. 

No. 

Facility/ Resource Location Authority Incharge , 



1 Water supply 

arrangement for urban 

and rural area 

(Dist. Jalna ) 

Taluka – Jalna, 

Bhokaran & Jafrabad 

Taluka – Badnapur, 

Partur & Mantha 

Taluka – Ambad & 

Ghansawangi 

Jalna R.G.Kanade, 

Executive Engineer, 

Maharashtra Jeevan 

Pradhikaran Works 

Div. Jalna., 

Ph. No. Off. 224189, 

M 9763715163 

Alternate authority , Name 

, Designation, Address , 

Phone, fax 

Jalna V.P.Phulbrikar 

Sub Div. Engineer , 


Pradhikaran Works Sub 

Div. No.1 Jalna Ph. No. 

Off. 220599, 

M.No. 9403412005 

Jalna K.N.Patil 

Sub Div. Engineer 



Div. 2 Jalna., 

Ph. No. Off. 220599, 

M -9403123230 

Ambad R,G.Kanade, 

Sub Div. Engineer, 



Ambad 

M.No. 9763715163 

Contact Persons for N.C.C. in Jalna 




1 N.C.C.(50 Batalian 

N.C.C) College 

student Volunteers. 

2 Jalna Bharat Scout 

and Guide District 

Association. 

Jalna Lt., J.E.S. College, Jalna. 

Ph. No. 232880. Fax. No. 

--- 

Jalna District Scout Officer, 

Jalna Bharat Scout and 

Guide, C/o Z. P. Girls 

High School College 

Road. Jalna. 



Fax 

Chief. Officer, C. T. M. K. High 

School, Near Mutha Building, 

Jalna. Ph. -- Fax. -- 

Secretary Jalna Bharat Scout and 

Guide District Association C/o 

Kushal Electronics, New Bazar 

Jalna. Ph. -- Fax. -- 



Important Contact Numbers 

Contact Details of the Office of Governor of 

Maharashtra 

Address: Raj Bhavan, Malabar Hill, Mumbai – 400 035 

Maharashtra (India) 

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

: EPABX Numbers: 

For Domestic dialing (022) 2363 2343 / 2369 4799 

For International dialing (091-22) – 23632343 / 2369 4799 

(After dialing the EPABX number, dial the respective Ext. number of the 

Officer) 

EMAIL: rajbhavan@maharashtra.gov.in / rajbhavanmumbai@hotmail.com 

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

FAX NOS.: GS: 2363 3272 CGH: 2363 6818 PRO: 2367 0098 

JS (DB): 2364 3883 PS: 2368 0505 ADC: 2367 0878 

Name and Designation 

H.E. SHRI K. SANKARANARAYANAN 

Governor 

SMT. RADHA SANKARANARAYANA 

Telephone 

2363 2660 


Cabinet Ministers 

SNo Name Portfolio Phone(Office) Phone(Residence) Email-Id 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

Shri Prithviraj 

Dajisaheb 

Chavan (Chief 

Minister) 

Shri Ajit 

Anantrao 

Pawar 

(Deputy Chief 

Minister) 

Shri Narayan 

Tatu Rane 

Shri Chhagan 

Chandrakant 

Bhujbal 

Shri 

Raosaheb 

Ramrao Patil 

Alias R.R. 

Patil 

Dr. Patangrao 

Shripatrao 

Kadam 

Shri Shivajirao 

Shivaramji 

Moghe 

Shri 

Radhakrishna 

Eknathrao 

Vikhe-Patil 

Shri Jayant 

Rajaram Patil 

General 

Administrator, 

Information and 

Public Relations, 

Urban 

Development, 

Housing, Slum 

improvement, 

House Repairs 

and 

Reconstruction, 

022-025151, 

Urban Land 

22025522 

Ceiling, Transport, 

Mines, Marathi 

Language, Law 

and Judiciary, Ex- 

Servicemen's 

Welfare and other 

Departments, parts 

of Departments or 

subjects not 

specifically alloted 

to any Minister 

Finance, Planning 

& Energy 

Industries, Ports, 

Employment and 

Self-Employment 

022-025014, 

22022401 

022- 

22024832, 

22026658 

Public Works 

022- 

(Excluding Public 

22024700, 

Undertakings), and 

22025736 

Tourism 

Home 

Forests, 

Rehabilitation and 

Relief Works, 

Earthquake 


Social Justice, 

Welfare of 

Nomadic, De- 

Notified Tribes and 

Other Backward 

Classes and Deaddiction 

Activities 

Agriculture, and 

Marketing 

Rural 

Development 

10 Shri 

Co-operation and 

Harshwardhan Parliamentry 

022- 

22027174, 

22029742 

022- 

22025398, 

22024751 

022- 

22876463, 

876069 

022- 

22022100, 

22023992 

022- 

22025051, 

22023858 

022- 

22843657, 

022-23634950, 

23634115 

022-23634877, 

23631606 

022-23697278, 

23633659 

022-23630640, 

23631688 

022-23676951, 

23685501 

022-23635688, 

23632748 

022-23645555, 

23677000 

022-23633190, 

23630344 

022-23515889, 

23524664 

022-23698585, 

23673434 


cm[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[d 

ot]in 

dcm[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[ 

dot]in 

min.indemp[at]maharashtra[ 

dot]gov[dot]in 

min.pwtou[at]maharashtra[d 

ot]gov[dot]in 

min.home[at]maharashtra[do 

t]gov[dot]in 

min.forest[at]maharashtra[do 

t]gov[dot]in 

min.socjustice[at]maharashtr 

a[dot]gov[dot]in 

min.agri[at]maharashtra[dot] 

gov[dot]in 

min.rdd[at]maharashtra[dot] 

gov[dot]in 

min.coop[at]maharashtra[dot 

]gov[dot]in 



11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

Shahajirao 

Patil 

Shri Ganesh 

Ramchandra 

Naik 

Shri Vijay 

alias 

Balasaheb 

Bhausaheb 

Thorat 

Prof. 

Laxmanrao 

Kondiba 

Dhobale 

Shri Anil 

Vasantrao 

deshmukh 

Shri Jaidutta 

SonajiRao 

Kshirsagar 

Shri 

Manoharrao 

Rajusingh 

Naik 

Dr. 

Vijaykumar 

Krishnarao 

Gavit 

Shri Sunil 

Dattatraya 

Tatkare 

Shri Ramraje 

Pratapsinh 

Naik- 

Nimbalkar 

Shri Babanrao 

Bhikaji 

Pachpute 

Shri Rajesh 

Ankushrao 

Tope 

Shri Rajendra 

Jawaharlal 

Darda 

Shri 

Mohammed 

Arif (Naseem) 

Khan 

Shri Suresh 

Hirayenna 

Shetty 

Shri Hassan 

Miyanlal 

Mushrif 

Dr. Nitin 

Kashinath 

Raut 

27 Shri 

Madhukarrao 

Affairs 22843647 

Non-conventional 

energy,State 

Excise 

Revenue and Khar 

Lands 

Water Supply and 

Sanitation 

Food and Civil 

Supply Minister 

Public Works 

Department 

Food & Drugs 

Administration 

Medical Education 

and Horticulture 

Water Resources 

(Excluding Krishna 

Valley Irrigation 

Corporation) 

022- 

22024535, 

22029148 

022-22025308 

,22024592 

022- 

22023800, 

22025138 

022-27542042 

022-23633676, 

23637075 

022-22023476, 

22023476 

022-22886188 022-23634669 

022-22025362 022-23646614 

022- 

22025251, 

22028660 

Water 

022- 

Recourses(Krishna 

22842711, 

Valley Irrigation 

22842720 

Corporation) 

Tribal 

Development 

Higher and 

Technical 

Education 

022-23632045 

022-22886294 022-22826698 

022-22024950 022-23672611 

022-23676632, 

23676673 

022-22025225 022-22046632 

022-22024850 022-22820644 

School Education 022-22025188 022-23630286 

Textiles, Minorities 

Development and 

Aukaf 

Public Health and 

Family Welfare 

and Protocol 

Labour and 

Special Assistance 

Employment 

Guarantee 

Scheme and 

Water 

Conservation 

022-22029549 022-22029541 

022-22871440 022-23619977 

022-22025300 022-22022219 

022-22875930 022-22020097 

Animal Husbandry, 

022-22817060 022-22027162 

Dairy Development 


min.energy[at]maharashtra[d 

ot]gov[dot]in 

min.kharland[at]maharashtra 

[dot]gov[dot]in 

min.wssd[at]maharashtra[do 

t]gov[dot]in 

min.fcs[at]maharashtra[dot]g 

ov[dot]in 

min.pwd[at]maharashtra[dot] 

gov[dot]in 

min.fda[at]maharashtra[dot]g 

ov[dot]in 

min.horticulture[at]maharash 

tra[dot]gov[dot]in 

min.watsrccad[at]maharasht 

ra[dot]gov[dot]in 

min.watsrckvic[at]maharasht 

ra[dot]gov[dot]in 

min.tribal[at]maharashtra[dot 

]gov[dot]in 

min.higheredu[at]maharashtr 

a[dot]gov[dot]in 

min.schedu[at]maharashtra[ 

dot]gov[dot]in 

min.textile[at]maharashtra[d 

ot]gov[dot]in 

min.familywelfare[at]mahara 

shtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

min.labour[at]maharashtra[d 

ot]gov[dot]in 

min.watcons[at]maharashtra 

[dot]gov[dot]in 

min.adf[at]maharashtra[dot]g 

ov[dot]in 



28 

29 

30 

Devrao and Fisheries 

Chavan 

Shri 

Sports and Youth 

Padmakar 

Welfare 

Vijaysing Valvi 

Prof. (Smt.) 

Varsha Women & Child 

Eknath Development 

Gaikwad 

Shri Sanjay 

Environment, and 

Wamanrao 

Cultural Affairs 

Deotale 

022- 

228817040 

022-23670812 

022-22886025 022-22023476 

022-22843628 022-22828210 

State Ministers 

SNo Name Portfolio Phone(Office) Phone(Resid 

ence) 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

Shri Ranjit 

Prataprao 

Kamble 

Shri Bhaskar 

Bhaurao 

Jadhav 

Shri Prakash 

Sundarrao 

Solanke 

Shri Sachin 

Mohan Ahir 

Prof. (Smt.) 

Fouzia 

Tahseen 

Khan 

Shri 

Gulabrao 

Baburao 

Deokar 

Water Supply and 

Sanitaion, Food and Civil 

Supplies, Consumer 

Protection, Tourism and 

Public Works 

Urban Development, 

Forests, Ports, Khar 

Lands, Parliamentary 

Affairs, Sports and Youth 

Welfare, Ex-Servicemens 

Welfare, Law and 

Judiciary,Fisheries 

Revenue, Rehabilitaion 

and Relief Work, 

Earthquake 

Rehabilitation, Cooperation, 

Marketing and 

Textiles 

Housing, Slum 

Improvement, House 

Repairs and 

Reconstruction, Urban 

Land Ceiling, Industries, 

Mines,,Social Justice, Deaddiction 

Activities and 

Environment, and Welfare 

of Nomadic, De-notified 

Tribes and Other 

Backward Classes 

Cultural Affairs,General 

Administration,Information 

& Public 

Relations,Minorities 

Development(including 

Aukaf),Protocol,School 

Education,Women & 

Child Development 

Agriculture, Animal 

Husbandry, Dairy 

Development, 

Employment and Self 

Employment, 

Employment Guarantee 

Scheme, Transport, 

Water Conservation 


min.sports[at]maharashtra[d 

ot]gov[dot]in 

min.wchd[at]maharashtra[do 

t]gov[dot]in 

min.env[at]maharashtra[dot] 

gov[dot]in 

Email-Id 

022-22842559 022-22046629 stmin.pwd[at]maharashtra[dot]g 

ov[dot]in 

022-22843665 022-22022540 stmin.ud[at]maharashtra[dot]go 

v[dot]in 

022-22842611 022-22828488 stmin.coop[at]maharashtra[dot] 

gov[dot]in 

022-22024987 022-2854647 stmin.housing[at]maharashtra[d 

ot]gov[dot]in 

022-22025277 022-22020092 stmin.schedu[at]maharashtra[d 

ot]gov[dot]in 

022-22843718 022-22025311 stmin.agri[at]maharashtra[dot]g 

ov[dot]in 

7 Shri Satej Home (Urban), Home 022-22023059 022-22020300 stmin.home[at]maharashtra[dot] 


SNo Name Portfolio Phone(Office) Phone(Resid 

ence) 

8 

9 

10 

alias Bunty 

D. Patil 

Shri 

Rajendra 

Bhausaheb 

Mulak 

Shri 

Rajendra 

Dhedya 

Gavit 

Shri D. P. 

Sawant 

SNo Name 

1 

2 

3 

Shri J. K. 

Banthia 

Smt. Anna 

Dani 

(Rural), Rural 

Development and Food 

and Drugs Administration 

Finance, Energy, 

Planning, Water 

Resources, Parliamentary 

Affairs, and State Excise 

Tribal Development, 

Labour, Command Area 

Development and 

Horticulture 

Medical Education, 

Higher and Technical 

Education, Special 

Assistance, and Non- 

Conventional Energy 

Department 

Name 

Chief 

Secretary 

(Special 

Enquiry 

Officer(1)), 

GAD 

Smt. T. F. Minority 

Thekkekara Development 

4 - Public Health 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

Shri J. S. 

Sahariya 

Shri 

Amitabh 

Rajan 

Shri T. C. 

Benjamin 

Shri 

Swadheen 

Kshatriya 

Dr. P. S. 

Meena 

Dr. P. S. 

Meena 

Shri A. B. 

Kulkarni 

Shri S. K. 

Goel 

School 

Education & 

Sports 

Home 

Urban 

Development 

(I) 

Revenue 

(Revenue and 

Forest Dept) 

Social 

Development 

Coordination, 

General 


Administrative 

Reforms O & 

M (A.C.) 

Tourism & 

Cultural 

Affairs 

Agriculture 

and Marketing 


Email-Id 

gov[dot]in 

022-22831983 022-21817078 stmin.parlaff[at]maharashtra[dot 

]gov[dot]in 

022-22871705 

022-22886090 

List of Secretaries 

Designation Telephone Email 

Chief 

Secretary 

Additional 

Chief 

Secretary 

Additional 

Chief 

Secretary 

Additional 

Chief 

Secretary 

(Additional 

Charge with 

CS) 

Additional 

Chief 

Secretary 

Additional 

Chief 

Secretary 

Additional 

Chief 

Secretary 

Additional 

Chief 

Secretary 

Additional 

Chief 

Secretary 

Additional 

Chief 

Secretary 

Principal 

Secretary 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

025042, 

22028762 

cs[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

stmin.tribal[at]maharashtra[dot] 

gov[dot]in 

stmin.mededu[at]maharashtra[d 

ot]gov[dot]in 

022- 

22821037 acs.gadseo1[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

022- 

22025264 acs.minorities[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

022- 

22873848 acs.pubhealth[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

022- 

22025292 acs.schedu[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

022- 

22029959 acs.home[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

022- 

22026419 acs.ud1[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

022- 

22024588 acs.revenue[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

022- 

22843711 acs.gadseo2[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

022- 

22027151 psec.gadseo2[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

022- 

045969, 

22832847 

psec.tourism[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

022- 

22025357 psec.agri[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 



Shri Gautam 

13 

Chatterjee 

Housing 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22023036 psec.housing[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri A. K. 

14 

Jain 

Chief Minister 

Office 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22021850 psec.cm[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

General 

Shri K. P. 

15 

Bakshi 


(Services) (A. 

C.) 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22886141 psec.gadservices[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri K. P. 

16 

Bakshi 

Planning, 

Development 

Commissioner 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22029496 psec.planning[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri Sumit 

17 

Mallik 

Chief Protocol 

Officer 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22025292 psec.protocol[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri 

18 Vidyadhar 

Kanade 

Engergy 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22026767 psec.energy[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Smt. Medha 

19 

Gadgil 

Appeal and 

Security Home 

Principal 

Secretary 

022 

22028648 psec.homeapl[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri S. K. 

20 

Shrivastava Finance 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22029721 psec.finance[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri Sunil 

21 

Porwal 

(Textile) Cooperation 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22836819 psec.textile[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Dr. Bhagwan Food, Civil 

22 

Sahai Supplies 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22024851 psec.fcs[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri Sanjay 

23 

Kumar 

Higher & 

Technical 

Education 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22025301 psec.higheredu[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri S. K. 

24 

Sharma 

Transport and 

Ports 

Principle 

Secretary 

022 

22025009 psec.transport[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri S. S. 

25 

Sandhu 

Panchayat Raj 

& Rural 

Devlopement 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22025201 psec.rdd[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Smt. Malini 

26 

Shankar 

Water Supply & Principal 

Sanitation Secretary 

022- 

22885144 psec.wssd[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri Praveen 

27 Forest 

Pardeshi 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22023363, psec.forest[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

22873848 

Water 

28 Shri V. Giriraj Conservation & 

EGS 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22025349 psec.egs[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Smt. 

29 Vandana 

Krishna 

Women & Child Principal 

Development Secretary 

022- 

22027050 psec.wchd[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri R. C. 

30 

Sagar 

Tribal 

Development 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22026742 psec.tribal[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri 

31 Debashish 

Chakrabarty 

Chief Election 

Officer 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22029965 psec.election[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri Manu 

32 Kumar 

Srivastava 

Urban 

Development Principal 

(II), Special Secretary 

Projects, (A. C.) 

022- 

22021444 psec.ud2[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri K. 

33 

Shivaji 

Industries 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22025393 psec.industry[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri K. 

34 

Shivaji 

(Reforms) 

Finance 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22025448 psec.reforms[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri E. B. 

35 

Patil 

Water 

Resources 

Principal 

Secretary 

022- 

22023109 psec.watcons[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri V. L. 

36 

Achaliya 

Remembrance 

of Legal Affairs, Secretary 

Law & Judiciary 

022- 

22027272 psec.rla[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

O.S.D.[Appeals] 

Shri Ashwani 

37 Revenue & Secretary 

Kumar 

Forest 

022- 

22836363 sec.revenueappl[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 



Shri Nitin 

38 

Kareer 

Chief Minister 

Office 

Secretary 022- 

22025073 sec1.cm[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri Ashish Chief Minister 

39 

Kumar Singh Office 


22025073 sec2.cm[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri Rajesh 

40 

Aggarwal 

Information 

Technology 


22026534 sec.it[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Labour 

Shri Nitin 

41 

Gadre 

(Industry 

Energy and 

Labour) 

Shri I. S. 

42 

Chahal 

Medical 

Education 

Shri Anil 

43 

Diggikar 

ADF Secretary sec.adf[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Shri B. A. 

44 

Gagrani 

Public Health, 

Secretary(2) 

45 

Shri S. M. 

Deshpande 

Smt. Valsa 

46 

Nayar Singh 

Shri Bipin 

47 

Shreemali 

Shri 

48 Rajagopal 

Devara 

49 

50 

51 

52 

53 

54 

55 

Shri Dinesh 

Waghmare 

Shri Pramod 

Nalawade 

Shri 

Dhananjay 

Dhawad 

(Accounts and 

Treasuries) 

Finance 


22027433 sec.labour[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 


22026233 sec.mededu[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 


22026579 sec.pubhealth2[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 


22023085 sec.acctres[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Environment Secretary 

022- 

22873845 sec.env[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

D.C.M. Office 

(A. C.) 


22024221 sec.dcm[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Co-operation Secretary 022- 

22025357 sec.coop[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Social Justice, 

Special 

Assistance 

DGIPR(A. C.), 

Marathi 

Language 

(Roads) Public 

Works 

Shri 

Works (Public 

Shymalkumar 

Works Dept) 

Mukharjee 

Shri D. P. 

Shirke 

Shri H. B. 

Patel. 

Shri H. B. 

Patel. 

Water 

Resources 

(CAD) 

Law & 

Jurdiciary 

(Law & 

Jurdiciary ) 

Parliamentary 

Affiairs 


22026688 sec.socjustice[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 


22027956 sec.marathi[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 


22024800 sec.pwdroads[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 


22026612 sec.pwdworks[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 


22023038 sec.cad[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Secretary 

022- 

025334, 

22856484 

sec.legislation[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 


22882196 sec.pla[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 


Divisional Commissioners 

SNo Name Division Telephone Email 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

Shri Vijay 

Nahata 

Shri Jayant 

Gaikwad 

Shri P. K. 

Deshmukh 

Shri B. S. 

Munde 

Shri Gopal 

Reddy 

Shri G. P. 

Thakur 

Konkan 

Division 

Nashik 

Division 

02141- 

22874132, 

27571324 

0253- 

2461909, 

2461096 


divcom.konkan[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

divcom.nashik[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Pune Division 020-6362223 divcom.pune[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Aurangabad 

Division 

Nagpur 

Division 

Amravati 

Division 

0240-2331294 divcom.aurangabad[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

0712- 

2532123, 

2532132 

divcom.nagpur[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

0721-2662034 divcom.amravati[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

Collectors 

SNo Name District Telephone Email 

1 Shri C. V. Oak Mumbai City 022- 

22662440 

collector.mumbaicity[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

2 

Shri Nirmal 

Kumar 

Deshmukh 

Mumbai 

Suburban 

District 

022- 

26514742 

collector.mumbaisuburb[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

3 Shri A. L. Jarhad Thane 

022- 

25344041 

collector.thane[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

4 Shri H. K. Jawale Raigad 

02141- 

222001 

collector.raigad[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

5 Shri R. R. Jadhav Ratnagiri 

02352- 

222301 

collector.ratnagiri[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

6 

Shri Virendra 

Singh 

Sidhudurg 

02362- 

228844 

collector.sindhudurg[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

7 Shri Vilas Patil Nashik 

0253- 

2578500 

collector.nashik[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

8 

Shri Prakash 

Mahajan 

Dhule 

02562- 

288701 

collector.dhule[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

9 

Shri A. T. 

Kumbhar 

Nandurbar 

02564- 

221001 

collector.nandurbar[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

10 

Shri D. S. Dhok 

Rajurkar 

Jalgaon 

0257- 

2220400 

collector.jalgaon[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

11 

Shri Sanjeev 

Kumar 

Ahmednagar 0241- 

2345001 

collector.ahmednagar[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

12 

Shri V. V. 

Deshmukh 

Pune 

020- 

26114949 

collector.pune[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

13 

Shri N. 

Ramaswami 

Satara 

02162- 

232750 

collector.satara[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

14 

Shri Sham 

Vardhane 

Sangli 

0233- 

2373001 

collector.sangli[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

15 

Shri G. B. 

Maware 

Solapur 

0217- 

2731000 

collector.solapur[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

16 

Shri L. V. 

Deshmukh 

Kolhapur 

0231- 

2654811 

collector.kolhapur[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

17 Shri Kunal Kumar Aurangabad 0240- 

2331200 

collector.aurangabad[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

18 

Shri Tukaram 

Mundhe 

Jalna 

02482- 

224700 

collector.jalna[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

19 

Shri S. D. 

Wankhede 

Parbhani 

02452- 

223555 

collector.parbhani[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 


SNo Name District Telephone Email 

20 Shri N. K. Poyam Hingoli 

02456- 

221701 

21 Shri S. J. Koche Beed 

02442- 

222201 

22 

Shri Dheeraj 

Kumar 

Nanded 

02462- 

237101 

23 

Shri Pravin 

Gedam 

Osmanabad 02472- 

226840 

24 

Shri Vipin 

Sharma 

Latur 

02382- 

243001 

25 Shri B. G. Wagh Buldhana 

07262- 

242307 

26 Dr. Parimal Singh Akola 

0724- 

2424442 

27 

Shri R. G. 

Kulkarni 

Washim 

07252- 

233400 

28 

Shri Rahul 

Ranjan Mahiwal 

Amravati 

0721- 

2662522 

29 

Shri Ashwani 

Mudgal 

Yavatmal 

07232- 

242501 

30 

Smt. Jayshree 

Bhoj 

Wardha 

07152- 

240102 

31 Shri Saurav Rao Nagpur 

95712- 

2564973 

32 Shri P. B. Kalbhor Bhandara 

07184- 

254555, 

33 -- Gondia 

07182- 

236149 

34 

Shri Vijay 

Waghmare 

Chandrapur 07172- 

255300 

35 Shri.Abhishek 

Krishna 

Gadchiroli 

07132- 

222001 


collector.hingoli[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

collector.beed[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

collector.nanded[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

collector.osmanabad[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

collector.latur[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

collector.buldhana[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

collector.akola[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

collector.washim[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

collector.amravati[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

collector.yavatmal[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

collector.wardha[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

collector.nagpur[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

collector.bhandara[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

collector.gondia[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

collector.chandrapur[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 

collector.gadchiroli[at]maharashtra[dot]gov[dot]in 


Annexure I 

Suggested Proforma for “In” Message 

Date : Sr. No of In Message Time at which 

message was 

received : 

Received from 

Text of message : 

Addressed to : 

Message transferred to : Name Designation 

Date Time : 

Message transferred by : Name Designation 

Date Time : 

Instructions/follow-up to be done : 


Initials of the person 

receiving the 

message : 


Suggested Pro forma for “OUT” Message 

Date : Out Message Sr. No : Time at which 

message was 

sent : 

Addressed from Addressed to 

Text of message : 

Message transferred to : Name Designation 

Date Time : 

Message transferred by : Name Designation 

Date Time : 

Instructions/follow-up to be done : 


Sr. No of In Message 

to which out message 

relates : 


Date Time of 

dispatch 

Date Time of 

receipt 

Out 

Message 

Sr.No : 

In Message 

Sr.No : 

Related In 

Message 

No. if any 

Received 

from 

Suggested Pro forma for “Out” Message register 

Addressed 

from 

Addressed 

to : 


Copies to : Mode (WL / 

Tel/Message) 

of dispatch : 

Suggested Pro forma for “In” Message register 

Addressed 

to : 

Message 

transferred to 

Instructions 

/follow-up 

to be done 

Copies to : Mode (WT / 

Tel/Message) 

of receipt 


Remarks 

Instructions 

/follow-up 

to be done 

Remarks

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