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Department of Power
Nagaland: Kohima
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DEPARTMENT OF POWER : GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND
MANUAL – 1 : Particulars of the Organisation, Functions and Duties.
1.1 Background:
The Right to Information Bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha in December 2004 and passed by both the houses of Parliament in May 2005. The Act was notified in ‘The Gazette of India ‘on 21st June, 2005 and became operational by the 12th October 2005. The Right to Information Act (RTI Act) will cover all levels of government i.e GOI, State, district and local self governing bodies like Village councils/Panchayats and Municipal bodies. It will also cover non-governmental organizations that are financed substantially with public funds provided by the Government.
The citizens’ right to information has not been explicitly mentioned in the fundamental rights chapter of the Constitution and therefore the RTI Act 2005 was passed by the Parliament to enable all citizens to use their fundamental right to access information from public bodies. This means, every citizen has the right to seek information from any of the bodies as mentioned above wherein it becomes mandatory for the department/body to make the information available as sought for.
The main objective of the manual is to publish details and activities of the department, to the maximum extent of information possible that will be of interest to the common people, so that the need for requesting information in future is minimized in accordance to Sec.4 of RTI Act, 2005.
Name of the Organisation: Department of Power, Kohima Nagaland.
Department of Power, Nagaland is responsible for generation, transmission and distribution of power in the state. The restricted peak demand of the state is about 75 MW. The energy requirement of the state during 2006-07 was 330 MU. Bulk of this requirement was purchased from the central sector.
MISSION AND VISION STATEMENT: The main mission and vision of the Department adopted is “POWER TO ALL ON DEMAND BY 2012”.
OBJECTIVES: The main aim and objective of the Department is to reach quality power supply to all categories of consumers both in Urban and Rural areas by constructing Transmission lines, Sub-stations etc. Other function includes maintenance of Transmission and Distribution lines to minimize power supply interruptions and finally the Revenue Collection.
ACTIVITIES/ FUNCTIONS OF THE ORGANISATION: Same as above.
ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE : The organizational structure of Power Department are as under :Click here
Particulars of Power Department in the Civil Secretariat– Organization, Functions and Duties
The Hon’ble Minister of the Department is assisted by a Commissioner & Secretary who, with 2 (Two) Deputy Secretaries and other ministerial staff as below comprise the Administrative Department:
Secretariat
Administrative Level
1. Commissioner and Secretary : 1 No.
2. Deputy Secretary : 2 Nos.
Ministerial Level
3. Section Officer : 1 No.
4. Junior Section Officer : 2 Nos.
5. Secretariat Assistant : 3 Nos.
6. Lower Divisional Assistant : 2 Nos.
7. Steno : 2 Nos.
8. Typist : 2 Nos.
9. Peon : 3 Nos.
Directorate
1. Chief Engineer : 1 No.
2. Addl. C.E : 2 Nos.
3. Deputy C.E. : 1 No.
4. S.E : 6 Nos.
5. E.E : 24 Nos.
6. Registrar : 1 No.
7. SDO : 56 Nos.
8. Superintendent. : 4 Nos.
9. Asst. Supdt : 4 Nos.
10. J.E : 163 Nos.
11. Field : 995 Nos.
12. Ministerial staff : 607 Nos.
Chief Electrical Inspectorate
1. Chief Electrical Inspector : 1 No.
2. Electrical Inspector in rank of EE(E) : 1 No.
3. Electrical Inspect in the rank of SDO(E) : 1 No.
4. Assistant. Elect Inspector in the rank of JE(E) : 1 No.
5. Superintendent : 1 No.
Address of the Organization:
1. Commissioner & Secretary, Power Department, Nagaland Civil Secretariat, Kohima
Phone: 0370-2270110; Fax: 0370-03702270257
2. Chief Engineer, Department of Power, Nagaland, Kohima.
Phone: 0370-2243149, Fax – 0370-2240178
Office Time: As per Govt. notification issued from time to time.
MANUAL II : Powers and duties of Officers and Employees.
- Details of Powers and duties of officers: Name and Designation given in Manual IX
Powers and Duties of the Administrative Office:
1
R. Binchilo Thong, IAS
Commissioner & Secretary
Supervision of the Department as Administrative Head; Giving right direction to the Department; Framing plan and policy in relation to the Department under the Hon’ble Minister of the Department.
2
Asangla Imti
Deputy Secretary
To assist the Commissioner & Secretary in running the Administrative Department; to supervise the branch; etc.
3
Piamoni Yanthan
Deputy Secretary
Powers and Duties of the Directorate:
- Chief Engineer :
The Chief Engineer is the head of department and is responsible for the efficient administration and direction of the overall establishment and works within its jurisdiction. He exercises full technical and supervisory control over the Officers and staff in the department. He is assisted by two Additional Chief Engineers, four SE (Elect), one SE (Civil), Executive Engineers & other officers in the Directorate. His Administrative & Financial powers are as per NPWD code and Delegation Financial & Cognate Power Rules 1964 amended from time to time.
- Superintending Engineer: There are two Electrical and one Civil circle headed by Superintending Engineers. Superintending Engineer is responsible for supervision of various works under divisions under his circle as per the NPWD code. The two SE (Elect) are also the designated Chief Executive Officers for works taken up under Accelerated Power Development Reforms Programme (APDRP) under their respective circles. His Administrative & Financial powers are as per NPWD code and Delegation Financial & Cognate Power Rules 1964 amended from time to time.
- Executive Engineers (Divisional Officers): The Executive Engineers in the Divisions are the executive unit of the department and he is responsible and accountable for the efficient execution and measurement of all works within his division. He can appoint and dismiss work charged employees subject to the powers delegated to him. He is responsible for supervision of various works under the sub-divisions under his division and he is also the DDO for all works and disbursement of salaries and wages of all employees under his division. He is also responsible for overall operation & maintenance of Transmission, Distribution and Revenue Management within his division. Superintending Engineer: There are Two Electrical and One Civil Circle headed by Superintending Engineers. Superintending Engineer is responsible for supervision of various works under divisions under his circle as per the NPWD code. The two SE (Elect) are also the designated Chief Executive Officers for works taken up under Accelerated Power Development Reforms Programme (APDRP) under their respective circles. His Administrative & Financial powers are as per NPWD code and Delegation Financial & Cognate Power Rules 1964 amended from time to time.
A Divisional Accounts is posted Treasuries & Accounts to assist the Divisional Officer in all accounts matters as per NPWD & Account code.
- Sub-Divisional Officer: The Sub-Divisional Officers are responsible to the Executive Engineer for all management and execution of works within his sub-division. A sub-division is constituted by a number of sections, for which a Junior Engineer (JE) is posted to assist the Sub-Divisional Officer. The SDO (Elect) are responsible and accountable for billing, collection and accounting of Electricity Bills within his sub-division. Activities like new service connection, disconnection & Reconnection of supply, consumer servicing, operation & maintenance of lines and sub-stations are enforced by the SDO (Elect) under the direction & supervision of the Executive Engineer. Superintending Engineer: There are two Electrical and One civil circle headed by Superintending Engineers. Superintending Engineer is responsible for supervision of various works under divisions under his circle as per the NPWD code. The two SE (Elect) are also the designated Chief Executive Officers for works taken up under Accelerated Power Development Reforms Programme (APDRP) under their respective circles. His Administrative & Financial powers are as per NPWD code and Delegation Financial & Cognate Power Rules 1964 amended from time to time.
B. Duties and responsibilities of Grade – III Staff: List of names in Annex-I
Sl. No.
Designation of employee
Duty allotment
1
Registrar
Head of the Establishment branches/sections of the Directorate. All Files except technical matters are routed through him by all the office superintendents under his control. He is also responsible for enforcing discipline, punctuality and regular attendance of all staff under his administrative control. He reports directly to Chief Engineer (Power).
2
Superintendent
Head of the Establishment of concerned branches in the directorate. All Files of the branch are routed through him/her under his/her control to the Registrar.
3
Head Assistant
Head of the Establishment branch in the division office/ sub-division office. All the corresponding files of the office are routed through him/her. He is also responsible for enforcing discipline, punctuality and regular attendance of all staff under his administrative control. He reports directly to the Executive Engineer/Sub-Divisional Officer
4
Ministerial staff UDA/LDA
Compiling and recording of all official correspondence as endorsed/assigned by the office superintendent or /DHA/SDHA
5
Meter Reader
Overall responsible for taking meter reading of the consumer and distribution of electricity Bills to the consumers for payment of Electricity Bills.
6
Bill Assistant
Keeping the records of meter Reading, posting of bills and payment of Electricity Bill details in the consumers’ ledger.
7
Field Staff Lineman/Asst Lineman/Electrician
New Electrification works, Operation & Maintenance of overhead HT/LT lines and sub-stations, Fuse call duties, New service connections, Disconnection & Reconnection of line.
MANUAL – III : The procedure followed in decision making process including channels of supervision and accountability.
Sl. No.
Activity
Level of Action
Time Frame
1
New Electrification works
Electrification works including power projects throughout the state are undertaken by the department of power. Most of the projects are funded under CSS/State plan and negotiated loan.
Most of the works are executed departmentally through various Electrical, Transmission, generation and civil Circles & divisions, though some works are also executed through turn-key contract under the supervision of the Superintending Engineers/Executive Engineers/SDO /JE of the department.
For works taken up departmentally, procurement of materials is done centrally by the Chief Engineer (Power) after observing all codal formalities as per NPWD code and Financial and cognate power rules 1964 amended from time to time. Thereafter, the works are executed by the working divisions as per the technical specifications, work schedule and allocation of fund.
On the recommendation of the Chief Engineer (Power), the fund for executing works are made available to the DDOs i.e Executive Engineers in the form of Drawal Authority by the Govt. The funds are utilized after observing all NPWD and Account codes. The Executive Engineers are responsible and accountable for all such works and expenditures. Monthly accounts as per the Account code are submitted to the Accountant General Nagaland. The Accountant General Conducts Audit of all transactions of the department on a yearly basis.
Minor works:
3 to 6 Months
Major Power project: 5 to 6 Years
2
Operation & Maintenance
Maintenance works include Transmission, distribution, sub-stations, transformers, power stations, buildings and roads etc.
Routine preventive Maintenance: This is done in order to avoid total breakdown and the resultant prolonged blackout due to breakdown of electrical lines and equipments. It includes replacement/servicing of old equipments like insulators, conductors, poles, transformers and other protective switchgears, augmentation of overloaded transformers, filtration & replacement of damaged transformer oil, among others.
Breakdown Maintenance: This can happen due to line faults in transmission & distribution lines, damage of transformers, generators, turbines etc. Department have to take shutdown of the lines/substations/generating stations as the case maybe and carry out repair and replacement works for restoration of power supply.
1 Week
Depends on the nature and extent of breakdown
3
New Service connection
This activity is to provide power connections to consumers. The intending consumers can approach the respective Executive Engineers/SDO (Elect)
. The new service connections are provided on payment of the cost of materials by the intending consumers.
Service connection
Within 1 month.
4
Consumer servicing
Department provides this facility to the consumers for restoration of power supply during disruptions. Fuse call centres with telephone are available in towns manned by the technical personals for the consumers to avail the services. In the villages, the consumers can directly approach the field staff posted.
As soon as possible.
5
Revenue Management
Department of power is responsible for billing and collection of electricity bills in the state. The electricity bills are prepared and served on a monthly basis based on the number of units consumed by the consumers which is recorded in the meters fitted in the consumer’s premise. The tariff is decided by the Govt. which varies from category of the consumers like Domestic, Commercial, Industrial, Bulk etc.
The consumers can pay electricity bills in the office of the SDO (Elect) of the area or other payment counters authorized by the department. The consumers are required to pay their electricity bills within 45 days. In case of non-payment, 7 days notice for payment is served to the consumers, failing which the power supply is disconnected by the department. Reconnection of power supply is effected only on receipt of the full payment of the dues along with Disconnection & Reconnection charges as prescribed in the Tariff.
All such records of the transactions of bill and payments are maintained in the respective offices of the SDO (Elect).
The Revenue collection of the Department for 2005-06 and 2006-07 was Rs. 42.70 Cr and Rs. 41.65 Cr respectively.
The Department is headed by a Commissioner & Secretary who is the Administrative Head of the department. All works are executed by the department after obtaining Administrative sanction from the Commissioner & Secretary. Chief Engineer (Power) is the HoD and exercises full technical & financial power conferred by the delegation of Financial & Cognate Power Rules 1964 amended from time to time and NPWD code.
MANUAL – IV : The norms set for discharge of functions:
The following are the norms / standards set by the department for execution of various activities / programmes.
- Transmission, Generation& Distribution:
The following clearances are obtained before execution of any generation projects.
i. Environment and forest clearances as per the norms of the Ministry of Environment & Forest (MOEF) as required.
ii. Techno-economic clearances as per the norms of the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) and the Central Water Commission (CWC) for generation projects.
iii. Pollution clearance as per the norms of the State Pollution Control Board for Transmission and Generation projects.
iv. Construction of road – As per NPWD code
v. Construction of buildings - the norms as per the NPWD code
vi. All transmission & distribution works – The norms of the Indian Electricity Rules, 1956.
- Survey & Investigation for Various Power Projects:
The norms set by the Central Water Commission (CWC), Geological Survey of India (GSI), Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) is followed. Further, the norms of the Ministry of Environment & Forest are followed for the Environmental Impact Assessment.
- Accounting:
NPWD code and Delegation of Financial and cognate Power Rules 1964, amended from time to time.
MANUAL – V : The rules, regulations, instructions, manuals and records held by it or under its control or used by its employees for discharging its functions.
Sl. No.
Name of the Acts, Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Manual, Records etc.
Type of Document
Brief gist of the document
From where one can get a copy (Name/Phone No. Fax/e-mail/address etc.
Fee charged by the deptt. for a copy of rules, regulations, instructions, manual & records, (if any) Or the price incase of priced publications
1
Indian Electricity Rules 1956
Rules
Guidelines & technical specifications for Electrical installations including standards for safety.
Book Stall
This is a priced publication by the Govt. of India
2
Indian Electricity Act 2003
Act
Reforms & Restructuring of power sector in generation, Transmission & Distribution.
National electricity policy licensing, transmission, distribution,tariff regulation, works of
licenses, electricity regulatory Commission.
Book Stall
This is a priced publication by the Govt. of India
3
General Conditions of Supply
Rules
Procedures & Conditions for
New connections, billing & payment of electricity bills, Tariff.
Office of the Chief Engineer (Power), Kohima, on demand.
4
Additional General Conditions of Supply of Electricity to villages 2002
Rules
Same as above for VEMBs under Communitisation programme.
Office of the Chief Engineer (Power), Kohima, on demand.
5
Model Rules 2002 for Communitisation of Electricity Management in Villages.
Rules & Procedures
Implementation of Single point Metering, formation of VEMBs, billing & payment of bills through VEMBs.
Office of the Chief Engineer (Power), Kohima, on demand.
MANUAL – VI : A statement of the categories of documents that are held by it or under its control.
Sl. No.
Name/Nature/Category of the document.
Name of the document & its introduction in one line
Procedure to obtain the document
Held by/under control of
1
Land and buildings
Sale deeds, Land allotment etc
-
Department
2
Agreements
Power Purchase, Agreement with Consumers, Contract Agreements.
-
Department
3
Tender Bid documents
For works
-
Department
4
List of Consumers & other details
Consumer ledger
-
Sub-Divisions
5
Measurement Books
Measurement of works
Not for sale
Divisions
6
Monthly Account
Monthly receipt & expenditure account
-
Divisions
7
Stock Account
Stock receipt & issue
-
Divisional stores
MANUAL – VII : The particulars of any arrangement that exists for consultation with or representation by the members of the public in relation to the formulation of its policy or administration.
There is no such policies where public representation is required in formulation of the policies except in matters related to Communitization of Electricity Management in Villages & Urban Areas where public are represented by Village/Urban Electricity Management Boards.
MANUAL – VIII : A statement of boards, Council, Committees and other bodies constituted as its part or for the purpose of its advice, and as to whether meeting of those boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to the public, or the minutes of such meetings are accessible for public.
Please provide information on boards, councils committees and other bodies related to the public authority in the following format :
1. Name and address of the Affiliated Body : Annex- III (List of VEMBs)
2. Type of Affiliated Body : Boards
3. Brief introduction of the Affiliated Body :
a) Formation of Village Electricity Management Board (VEMB) from 2002-03 onwards
b) Distribution of bills & Collection in the village and payment to the department.
c) Control of theft of energy, safe custody of lines & equipments
d) Coordinate with the department for stable and quality power supply.
e) Incentive @ 20% Role of the Affiliated Body : Management of Electricity in the village with a Business Partnership with the department.
5. Structure and Member Composition : 5 to 9 members representing each khel. Minimum of at least one Woman member
6. Head of the Body : The Chairman
7. Address of main office and its Branches : As per the Annex- (List of VEMBs)
8. Frequency of meetings : Once in every month
9. Whether meetings open to public ? : Can Participate
10.Whether minutes accessible to public ? : Yes. Apply to the Board.
Manual IX : A Directory of its officers and employees
Directory of Officers and Staff of Nagaland Civil Secretariat, Kohima
Sl.
No.
Name
Designation
Tel No. (O)
Mobile No.
1
Shri. R. Binchilo Thong (IAS)
Commr. & Secretary
0370-2270110
9436000299
2
Smti. Asangla Imti, NCS
Deputy Secretary
9436005626
3
Smti. Piamoni Yanthan, NSS
Deputy Secretary
9856129594
4
Shri. Renbonthung, NSS
Section Officer
9856123720
5
Smti. Khrieno, NSS
Jr. Section Officer
9615624596
6
Shri. N. Chuba Jamir, NSS
Jr. Section Officer
7
Shri. A. Subenthung Jami, NSS
Secretariat Asst.
0370-2243329
9436001226
8
Shri. K. Khiungtsukiu, NSS
Secretariat Asst.
9856581892
9
Shri. Nchumbemo Humtsoe, NSS
Secretariat Asst.
8974389895
10
Smti. Zatoli N. Shohe
Steno (Grade – I)
9856554342
11
Shri. Neizo
L.D.A.
12
Shri. Neitho
L.D.A.
13
Shri. Lakshom Phom
Peon
9436820046
14
Shri. Moa Phom
Peon
9856109709
15
Smti. Kedileno
Steno (C)
9856767132
16
Smti. Temsujungla
Typist (C)
9615132363
17
Smti. Imelho
Typist (C)
18
Smti. C. Threya
Peon (C)
9612810744
Directory of Officers of Power Department
Sl No
Name of emplyees
Name of Post
Contact No.
Place of Posting
1
2
3
4
5
1
D. Basumatari
Chief Engineer
9436001743
Directorate
2
K Miachieo
Addl Chief Engineer
9436000977
Directorate
3
I. V. Chishi
Deputy C.E
9436004252
Directorate
4
S.K.Gupta
Suptd. Engineer (E)
9436009255
Mokokchung
5
Er.Imli Ao
-do-
9436006384
Directorate
6
G Chishi
-do-
9436012325
Dimapur
7
Rokozhalie Angami
-do-
9436005605
Directorate
8
Khose Sale
-do-
9436005291
Directorate
9
V Nakro
Suptd. Engineer (C)
9436000829
Directorate
10
R Lobosang
Asst. Chief Engineer
9436001764
Directorate
11
H C Rengma
Executive Engineer
-
Directorate
12
R.W.Odyuo
-do-
9436016033
Changtongya
13
Atoho Jakhalu
-do-
9436002696
Directorate
14
P Yanthan
-do-
9436010285
Kohima
15
B Imti
-do-
9436001869
Zunheboto
16
Visakho Therie
-do-
9436000573
Directorate
17
Kasho Chishi
-do-
9436005430
Kohima
18
Er.Shikato
-do-
9436003338
Mokokchung
19
Er. Indianoba Tally
-do-
9436208715
Dimapur
20
Er.Moa Aier.
-do-
9436003989
Directorate
21
Er Tiameren Walling
-do-
9436000098
Tuensang
22
H.Chishi
-do-
9436010104
Kohima
23
Er.Keviletuo Yiese
-do-
9436000497
Kohima
24
Er. B Tiameren Ao.
-do-
9436260852
Dimapur
25
Er. Kimaba
-do-
9436010489
Kohima
26
Er. Anthony N Dzuvichu
-do-
9436601409
Kohima
27
Er. Posetso Thingo
-do-
9612853194
Phek
28
Er. N.Muzhui
-do-
9612457518
Wokha
29
Er.K.K.Awomi
-do-
9612164583
Mokokchung
30
Er.Bendang
-do-
9436004642
Dimapur
31
Er. Wabangmeren
-do-
9856052256
Directorate
32
Er. V. Kezo
-do-
9436002732
Chumukedima
33
Er. Nitovi A. Wotsa
-do-
9436004928
Dimapur
34
Er.L. Lithrichun STM
-do-
9436430807
Mon
35
C.Ezung
SDO
9436002217
Dimapur
36
Atoho Achumi
-do-
Kohima
37
Er. Mhonlumo Kikon
-do-
9436005616
Kohima
38
Er.Chenosing Kemp
-do-
9615267266
Chumukedima
39
Kekhriesenou
-do-
9436062659
Kohima
40
K.Tingtenmoi K
-do-
9436609214
Directorate
41
Tsiamchi Ndang
-do-
9856860400
Kohima
42
Shiludi Longkumer
-do-
9856070292
Directorate
43
Hekaito
-do-
8014618606
Directorate
44
Chutsusie
-do-
9436434477
Phek
45
Kenyubu Keppen
-do-
Directorate
46
Phelukhwe Pusa
-do-
Dimapur
47
Er. N. Myingthungo Ngully
-do-
9436001641
Directorate
48
Er. Repanungsang
-do-
Phek
49
Er. Namheu Khate Zeliang
-do-
Changtongya
50
P.T. Philip
-do-
Directorate
51
T. Sutsung
-do-
Changtongya
52
Er. Imsenkaba
-do-
Dimapur
53
Er. Hokhuvi Aye
-do-
Dimapur
54
Er.Yekhevi Sema
-do-
Dimapur
55
Aron Sema
-do-
Zunheboto
56
P.K.Mishra
-do-
Zunheboto
57
Er. Ahoto Aye
-do-
Dimapur
58
Er. Abenthung Ngulie.
-do-
Dimapur
59
Er. Tokheto S.
-do-
Dimapur
60
Er. Kahoshe Shohe
-do-
9856772153
Kohima
61
Er. Khasu Kath
-do-
Kohima
62
Er.Ruokuongutuo
-do-
9436009945
Kohima
63
Er. R. Hillo Kemp
-do-
Kohima
64
Er. Mesekielie
-do-
9436070852
Kohima
65
Er. K. Lungalang
-do-
Kohima
66
S. K. Chanda
-do-
Kohima
67
Nilgeet singh
-do-
Kohima
68
N Nitoho
-do-
Kohima
69
Renilo Nuh
-do-
Kohima
70
Er. Neiyie Niekha
-do-
Kohima
71
Er. Kasheto K Achumi
-do-
Kohima
72
N.C.Tewari
-do-
Kohima
73
Shri. S.P. Singh
-do-
Zunheboto
74
Shri. Ritachu Thurr
-do-
Phek
75
R.Yanthan
-do-
Mokokchung
76
Mhabemo Enny
-do-
Wokha
77
Shri. Imtinuken
-do-
Tuensang
78
Shri. Asangba
-do-
Kohima
79
Shri. Lhuvoyi
-do-
Tuensang
80
Er.G.Panickar
-do-
Mon
81
Er.Krishnan
-do-
Mon
82
Temjensangba
-do-
Changtongya
83
Mokokchiba
-do-
Mokokchung
84
Akito
-do-
Dimapur
85
Er. Moameren
-do-
Mokokchung
86
Albert Ovung
-do-
Dimapur
87
Er. Kekhriesalou Keyho
-do-
Kohima
88
R N Yanthan
Sr. Accounts Officer
Directorate
89
Shri. Imsu Imchen
DAO
Dimapur
90
Smt.T. Asungla Jr.
-do-
Dimapur
91
Smti. Kamalini Devi
-do-
Kohima
92
Watila
-do-
Kohima
93
N Madan Longchar
-do-
Dimapur
94
Smti. Keduhulu Purch
-do-
Wokha
95
John Odyuo
-do-
Phek
96
T.Longrisuwa
-do-
Mokokchung
97
Smti. Tainla Paul
-do-
Changtongya
98
Smti. Neisasienuo
Registrar
9856070326
Directorate
99
Imtinungla
Superintdent
9436435463
Directorate
100
Imtikumla
Superintdent
9436267392
Directorate
101
Vedisul kikhi
Superintdent
Directorate
102
L Meren
Junior Engineer
Dimapur
103
J. K. Limbu
-do-
Kohima
104
Samuel H. Sema
-do-
Kohima
105
Lima Tsudir
-do-
9862047894
Directorate
106
Zale Niekha
-do-
9436230300
Deputation to Urban Dev.
107
Kolvi
-do-
9436009775
Directorate
108
Enzathung
-do-
Wokha
109
H.Tokiho
-do-
Changtongya
110
Bendangzulu
-do-
Dimapur
111
I. Opang Jamir
-do-
Deputation to NSACS
112
Badi pusa
-do-
Directorate
113
T K Halder
-do-
Zunheboto
114
Shri. R. Gabriel Yanthan
-do-
Wokha
115
Shri. Kelenyanger
-do-
Mokokchung
116
Shri. L. Nighoto Sumi
-do-
Dimapur
117
Shri. Imnayanger Ao
-do-
Changtongya
118
Shri. Abenthung Lotha
-do-
Zunheboto
119
Shri. Limawati Stm
-do-
Chumukedima
120
Shri. L. Kihato Yeptho
-do-
Dimapur
121
Limasanen
-do-
Chumukedima
122
T.Sangtam
-do-
Changtongya
123
Imdakchiba
-do-
Mokokchung
124
Tekamongba
-do-
Changtongya
125
Solo Rengma
-do-
Changtongya
126
H. Quito
-do-
Mon
127
Shri. Tia Longchar
-do-
Dimapur
128
Shri. Hokheto
-do-
Dimapur
129
Shri. Hokiye
-do-
Zunheboto
130
Shri. Imtisanen
-do-
Kohima
131
Shri. Supongmar
-do-
Mokokchung
132
Shri. V. Chakraborty
-do-
Zunheboto
133
Shri.V. Lero
-do-
Phek
134
Shri. C.Meren
-do-
Kohima
135
Shri. Mayangchaba
-do-
Mokokchung
136
Shri. L. Akumtoshi
-do-
Mokokchung
137
Shri. Temjen Chuba
-do-
Kohima
138
Shri. Tokhuvi
-do-
Zunheboto
139
Shri. K. Nrinimo
-do-
Wokha
140
Smti. H. Jeena Kiba
-do-
Kohima
141
Shri.Limawati
-do-
Directorate
142
Shri.Phutoshe
-do-
Wokha
143
Shri.Keyito
-do-
Dimapur
144
Er.David
-do-
Dimapur
145
Er.S.Kakuto
-do-
Zunheboto
146
Pukashe
-do-
Zunheboto
147
T.Kithan
-do-
Wokha
148
Temjensoba
-do-
Tuensang
149
Libemo
-do-
Wokha
150
H.Kiyeto Sumi
-do-
Dimapur
151
Solothung Rengma
-do-
Chumukedima
152
Limasanen
-do-
Kohima
153
Shri. Sashi Jamir
-do-
Kohima