Disclosures Under Sec 4 of Right to Information Act 2005 updated on 06-09-2011
DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY & A.H
Nagaland: Kohima
Right to information and obligations of public authorities
(i) The particulars of its organisation, functions and duties. Click here
(ii) The powers and duties of its officers and employees. Click here
(iii) The procedure followed in the decision making process, including channels of supervision and accountability; Click here
(iv) The norms set by it for the discharge of its functions; Click here
(v) The rules, regulations, instructions, instructions, manuals and records, held by it or under its control or used by its employees for discharging its functions; Click here
(vi) a statement of the categories of documents that are held by it or under its control; Click here
(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 implementation thereof; Click here
(viii) a statement of the boards, councils, committees and other bodies consisting of two or more persons constituted as its part or for the purpose of its advice, and as to whether meetings of those boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to the public, or the minutes of such meetings are accessible for public; Click here
(ix) a directory of its officers and employees; Click here
(x) the monthly remuneration received by each of its officers and employees, including the system of compensation as provided in its regulations. Click here
(xi) the budget allocated to each of its agency, indicating the particulars of all plans, proposed expenditures and reports on disbursements made; Click here
(xii) the manner of execution of subsidy programmes, including the amounts allocated and the details of beneficiaries of such programmes; Click here
(xiii) particulars of recipients of concessions, permits or authorisations granted by it; Click here
(xiv) details in respect of the information, available to or held by it, reduced in an electronic form; Click here
(xv) the particulars of facilities available to citizens for obtaining information, including the working hours of a library or reading room, if maintained for public use; Click here
(xvi) the names, designations and other particulars of the Public Information Officers; Click here
(xvii) such other information as may be prescribed; and thereafter update these publications every year;Click here
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I . Particulars of the Organization, Functions and Duties
1. Introduction: The Administrative Head is the Secretary of the Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary. He is assisted by one Addl. Secretary, one Joint Secretary and one Deputy Secretary with supporting staff. The Directorate of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary was established in 1965. The Directorate was initially headed by a Deputy Director but it has now become a full fledged Directorate headed by a Director, assisted by 1 Additional Director, 2 Joint Directors and a number of officers including Dy. Directors. There are 11 District Veterinary Offices headed by a District Veterinary Officer.
2. Name of the organization: Department of Veterinary & Animal Husbandry, Nagaland, Kohima.
3. Address with location: Secratariat of Veterinary & A. H.
Civil Secratariat, Kohima
Directorate of Veterinary & A. H.,
Above Accountant General Office
Kohima
4. Phone/ Fax: Phone- 0370-2221320
Fax - 0370-2221704
5. Vision
Self sufficiency in Animal Husbandry Products – Meat, Milk & Egg.
Mass production of Meat, Milk & Egg through “Peoples Participation”
White Revolution in the State.
Surplus for Value Addition & Export.
Self employment avenues for all the potential livestock & poultry farmers and raise employability.
Organic Livestock Production will be the main basis of Economic Development.
Intensive Health Care services at the farmers’ doorstep
Sufficient and affordable Feed and Fodder
9. Develop efficient and sufficient manpower
10. Transfer of livestock technology from Lab-to-land
6. Strategy: In order to achieve the above Visions, the Department has formulated the following strategies:-
1. Mass production of Animal Husbandry products in the State through “Peoples Participation” as per the “Road Map” of the Department so as to attain Self Sufficiency in Meat, Milk and Egg in the State.
2. “Quantification of Livestock and Poultry” per household in all the 1278 number of inhabited Villages of the State so that the schemes are dovetailed and framed as per requirement.
3. Focusing towards bringing a “White Revolution” in the State for self sufficiency in milk by strengthening the existing Dairy Cooperative Societies, Milk Processing / Chilling Plants in all the District Headquarters and selected Milk Shed Areas for providing Marketing Avenue to the rural milk producers.
4. Intensify the Programmes on “Specialized Commercial Farming” through “Entrepreneurship Development” by involving unemployed Veterinarians, Para-Veterinarians, Progressive farmers and other educated unemployed youths for self employment generation schemes through Public–Private Venture for solving unemployment problem and also to minimize exodus of the youths from the rural to urban areas.
5. Revival and Improvement of the Traditional “Backyard Livestock and Poultry” farming.
6. Harness surplus production by setting processing unit for “Value Addition” and also provide an assured market through organized “Marketing Network”.
7. Village Adoption by each and every Department Livestock and Poultry Farms.
8. Department farms shall continue to produce quality breeding stock for the farmers.
9. Conservation and Development of Indigenous Animals.
10. Intensification of Fodder Development.
11. Mass Immunization for prevention and control of economically important diseases.
12. Intensifying Farmers Training Programme, Trainers Training, In-service Training for capacity building & Skill up-gradation.
7. Approach
In order to achieve the above strategies, the Department intends to adopt the following approaches:
The Department’s thrust area shall be to develop Piggery & Poultry for Meat production and Dairy Cattle for Milk production.
To attain self sufficiency, each rural household shall be encouraged to rear 3 nos. of pigs, 50 nos. of poultry birds and every 10 household to rear 1(one) dairy cow.
To implement programmes such as Induction of dairy cattle, community cattle rearing, rural dairy farming, Artificial Insemination, etc. to bring about a White Revolution in the state.
Initiate new programmes through Public-Private Venture for specialized commercial farming under Integrated Livestock Development Programme.
To enhance productivity in the rural areas, Backyard Piggery and Poultry Farming shall be revived and improved through technology.
Production through “Cluster Approach” - to ensure effective monitoring and success of the schemes and marketing. This will also result in surplus commodity for value addition.
7. “Adopting 10 Villages” by each Departmental livestock and poultry breeding farms whereby the Villagers will be given seed stock, vaccines, medicine, consultancy services etc. for Livestock & Poultry under the guidance of the Farm Managers.
8. “Consolidating the existing Livestock and Poultry Breeding Farms” so as to evolve suitable crossbred in sufficient quantity from the Departmental farms for breeding & propagation.
9. Set up Nagaland Composite Pig Farm including Satellite Breeding Farms for feeding the Pork Processing Plant.
10. “Conservation and Development of Indigenous Animals” like Mithun, Phre and Thotho, etc. for enhancing the Meat Production in the State through selective breeding.
11. “Intensification of Fodder Development” - Setting up of Fodder Banks and Grassland Reserves in the entire District supported with Bhusha Block Making, Hay & Silage Making Units to solve problem of feed scarcity during lean period.
12. “Mass Immunization” Programme for prevention and control of economically important diseases with a view to enhance meat, milk and eggs in the State at the farmers doorstep under the centrally sponsored scheme-ASCAD.
Consolidating and dovetailing the entire Health programme” under State & CSS into an effective delivery system at the doorstep of the farmers for prevention and control of important zoonotic and economic diseases.
Organize regular workshop/seminar, farmers training, awareness campaign, exposure trip, etc.
8. Objectives:
1. Consolidating the achievement made in the 10th Plan with the aim in attaining self sufficiency in Meat, Milk & Eggs.
2. Production through people’s participation.
3. Promotion of Crossbred animals while conserving the indigenous breeds.
4. Focus on Accelerated Dairy Development Programme in the State.
5. Encourage production of organic Meat, Milk & Eggs through Public Private Partnership.
6. Provide marketing linkages to the producers through buy back policies.
7. Harness the surplus for Value Addition.
8. Provide health care facilities to the doorstep of the farmers.
9. Provide employment opportunities through livestock and poultry farming.
10. Intensify training and capacity building
9. Activities / Functions of the organization:
1. Livestock & Poultry Development
2. Improvement of Seed Stock
3. Dairy Development
4. Conservation of Indigenous and Threatened Breeds
5. Animal Health & Veterinary Services
6. Creation of Employment Opportunities
7. Enhancement of Food Basket
8. Consultancy Services.
10. Organizational Structures:
Click here to view
11. Office timing: 9:30 A.M to 4:30 P.M. (Summer)
9:00 A.M to 4:00 P.M. (Winter)
12. Restriction to visitors on specified dates: Wednesday
2. Powers and duties of Officers and Employees
A. Details of Powers and duties of officers click here
3. The Procedure followed in decision making process including channels of supervision and accountability.
In a narrative form, the stages through which procedure for decision making for each proposal may be shown in the format below.
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Activity
Level of action
Time frame
1
Establishment matters
Director -Receipt-LDA-UDA-Supdt-
Registrar-Dy. Director-Jt. Director-Director
2
Planning matters
Director - Receipt-LDA-UDA-Supdt-
Registrar-Dy. Director-Jt. Director-Director
3
Accounts
Registrar- Receipt-LDA-UDA-Supdt-
Registrar-A.O.-Dy. Director-Jt. Director-Director
4
Development
Director - Receipt-LDA-UDA-Supdt-
Registrar-Dy. Director-Jt. Director-Director
5
Transport
Registrar- Receipt-LDA-UDA-Supdt-
Registrar-Dy. Director-Jt. Director-Director
6
Extension
Director - Receipt-LDA-UDA-Supdt-
Registrar-Dy. Director-Jt. Director-Director
7
Statistics
Director - Receipt-Computer-Statistical Inspector -Dy. Director-Jt. Director-Director
8
Works
Registrar - Receipt-LDA-UDA-Supdt-
Registrar-EE.- Dy. Director-Jt. Director-Director
Besides, other details may also be given
· Administrative Decision- Director
· Financial Decision- Director
· Channel of Supervision-Director
· Accountability-Director
What are the arrangement to communicate the decision to the public?
With whom/ authority the final decision lies? – Director
4. The norms set for discharge of functions
Please provide the details of the norms/ standards set by the Department for execution of various activities.
Types of Norms.
- Norms for Officers
- Staff Norms
- Quality Norms
- Monitoring & Evaluation Norms
- Others
Sl. No
Activity
Time frame/ Norms
Remarks
5. The rules, regulation, 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 charges by the Department for a copy to rules, regulations, instructions, manual & records (if any) or the price in case of priced publication
1.
Fundamental Rules Supplementary Rules (FR SR)
2
Financial Rules, 1964
3
Treasury Rules
4
GPF Rules 1960
5
Medical Re-embursement Attendant Rules
6
Pension Rules
7
Indian Veterinary Council Act, 1984
8
Nagaland State Veterinary Council Rules, 1999
6. A statement of the categories of documents that are held by it or under its control.
Use the format given below to give the information about the official documents
Sl. No
Name/ nature/ category of the document
Name of the documents & its introduction in one line
Procedure to obtain the document
Held by/ under control of
1
Establishment matters
Administration, Appointment, Transfer & Posting, Promotion, Confirmation, Pension, leave & maintenance of personal files of all gazette & non-gazette staff.
Supdt. (Establishment) through the direction of the PIO.
Supdt. (Establishment)
2
Planning matters
Plan budget, Plan proposals, CSS, NEC & Negotiated Loans
Supdt. (Planning) through the direction of the PIO.
Supdt. (Planning)
3
Accounts
Bills & Cash, Non-Plan Budget, GPF, Stationeries & Stores, TA & Tours, Medical Bill, Leave encashment, expenditure & revenue and Pay bill of gazette, Audits and PAC correspondences.
Supdt. (Accounts) through the direction of the PIO.
Supdt. (Accounts)
4
Development
Feeds, medicine, instruments & appliances, machinery & equipments, poultry, piggery, cattle, sheep & goat, rabbit farms of the department. All health institutions and receipts & dispatch.
Supdt. (Dev) through the direction of the PIO.
Supdt. (Dev)
5
Transport
Files relating to all transport matter / vehicle of the Department.
Supdt. (Dev) through the direction of the PIO.
Supdt. (Dev)
6
Extension
Matter relating to VFATI, Stipends, book grants, study tours, BVSc & A.H., MVsc & PhD correspondence, training.
Supdt. (Extn) through the direction of the PIO.
Supdt. ((Extn)
7. 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
Formulation of Policy:- Whether there is any provision to seek consultation/ participation of public or its representatives for formulation of policies. If there is please provide details of such policy in the following format.
Sl. No
Subject/ Type
Is there a provision to ensure public participation (Yes/ No)
Arrangement for seeking public participation
NIL
8. A statement of boards, council, committees and other bodies constituted as its part or for the purpose of its advice and as to whether meetings of those boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to the public or the minutes of such meetings are accessible for public.
Nagaland State Veterinary Council
1. Name and address of the Affiliated Body: Nagaland State Veterinary Council
(Directorate of Veterinary & A.H.)
Kohima, Nagaland.
2. Type of Affiliated Body (Board, Council, Committees, Other Bodies)
Council (A statutory body constituted as per the provision of the Indian Veterinary Council Act, 1984)
3. Brief introduction of the Affiliated Body (Establishment year, Objective/ Main Activities).
Establishment year: 16th June, 1998
Objective/ Main Activities:
a. Regulate Veterinary Practices
b. Maintain registers of the Veterinary Practitioners as per the provision of Indian Veterinary Council Act, 1984.
c. Profession Efficiency Development.
4. Role of the Affiliated Body (Advisory/ Managing/ Executive/ Others)
To regulate Veterinary Practices.
5. Structure and Member Composition
i. 4 Nos. of elected from registered practitioners
ii. 3 Nos. of nominated by the Govt. from registered practitioners
iii. 1 member from Nagaland Veterinary Association
iv. Director of Veterinary & A.H. – Ex-Officio
v. Registrar, NSVC – Ex-Officio Member Secretary
Executive Members:-
a. President
b. Vice-President
c. I Member
d. Registrar
6. Head of the Body
President, Nagaland State Veterinary Council
7. Address of main office and its Branches
Nagaland State Veterinary Council
(Directorate of Veterinary & A.H.)
Nagaland, Kohima
8. Frequency of meetings
Minimum 6 (six) times in a year.
9. Whether meetings open to public?
No.
10. Whether minutes accessible to public?
Yes.
Nagaland State Dairy Co-operative Federation Ltd.
1. Name and address of the Affiliated Body:
Nagaland State Dairy Co-operative Federation Ltd.
Dairy Farm Complex, Lerie
Kohima - 797001, Nagaland.
2. Type of Affiliated Body (Board, Council, Committees, Other Bodies)
Registered Co-operative Society.
3. Brief introduction of the Affiliated Body (Establishment year, Objective/ Main Activities).
Established during 2002 with the following aims and objectives:-
Objective/ Main Activities:
i. To promote dairy development and related activities.
ii. To execute and set up Dairy Plants, Processing Units, Chilling Plants, Cattle Feed Plants, etc.
iii. To purchase raw materials (milk, feeds) processing and marketing.
iv. To promote and organize Milk Co-operative Societies and Unions.
v. To impart training to staff and society members etc.
4. Role of the Affiliated Body (Advisory/ Managing/ Executive/ Others)
i. To execute dairy projects.
ii. To replicate dairy co-operative in all districts.
iii. To supervise the activities of co-operative dairying through the State
iv. To impart training and skill development.
5. Structure and Member Composition
6. Head of the Body
General Body/ Chairman.
7. Address of main office and its Branches
Main Office:
Nagaland State Dairy Co-operative Federation Ltd.
Dairy Farm Complex, Lerie
Kohima - 797001, Nagaland.
Branch:
i. Mokokchung District Co-operative Milk Producers’ Union Ltd.
Near Power House, Mokokchung, Nagaland
ii. Dimapur District Co-operative Milk Producers’ Union Ltd.
Dimapur Central Diary, Dimapur, Nagaland.
iii. Kohima Co-operative Milk Producers’ Union Ltd.
Dairy Farm Complex, Lerie, Kohima, Nagaland
8.Frequency of meetings
Minimum 6 (six) times in a year.
9.Whether meetings open to public?
No.
10. Whether minutes accessible to public?
Yes.
9. A directory of its officers and employees click here
10. The monthly Remuneration received by each of its officers and employees including the System of Compensation as provided in Regulations. click here
11. The Budget Allotted to each Agency, indicating the particulars of all plans, proposed expenditures and reports on disbursement made.
Budget of 2010-11 Click here
12. The Manner of execution of Subsidy Programmes.
1. Name of the programme/ scheme: Integrated Livestock Development, 2009-2010
2. Duration of the programme/ schemeThe project shall be monitored for 5yrs. (30 Sows unit)
3. Physical and financial targets of the programme (for the last year)
i. To set up 11 units of Commercial Pig Breeding Farm in the peri-urban areas to cater to the demand of pork in the urban populace.
ii. To set up 110 units of Backyard Pig Breeding Farm in the rural/urban areas to meet the demand of pork in the villages/towns.
iii. To set up 13 units of Commmercial Goat Breeding Farm in the peri-urban & rural areas.
iv. Provide employment opportunities.
v. Prevent rural migration of the youth to urban areas.
vi. Convert agro by-product into valuable fats and proteins.
vii. Uplift the socio-economic status of the farmers.
viii. Convert subsidiary livestock farming to profitable farming venture.
ix. Convert job seekers into job providers.
x. Ensure and secure the food basket of the state and move towards self-sufficiancy in meat production.
4. Eligibility of Beneficiary
i. Individual Progressive Piggery & Goatery farmers.
ii. Group Progressive Piggery & Goatery farmers.
iii. Churches
iv. Educational institutions
v. Non-Govt. Organisation(NGO)
vi. Succesful Cooperative Societies.
vii. Educated Unemploeyd Youths.
viii. Individuals Women
ix. Women Groups
x. All Women Cooperative Societies.
5. Where to apply or whom to contact in the office for applying: Directorate of Veterinary & A.H Kohima
6. Name and address of the beneficiary
List of entrepreneurs under 30 sows unit - integrated Livestock Development 2009-10
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Name
Address
Contact No.
District
1
Vesapa Nienu
Phek town.
Nil
Phek
2
Medovoyo
Kikruma Village.
Nil
Phek
3
Apina Liegise
Gaili Village.
Nil
Peren
4
Iloilung Zeliang
Jalukie town.
Nil
Peren
5
Rangro Herie
Peren Town.
Nil
Peren
6
Dr. Seyielie & Avito Tali
Naga Bazar, Kohima.
9436401166
Kohima
7
Kelezhatuo
D. Khel, Kohima.
9856472668
Kohima
8
Aolepden
Sangtemla.
9436006523
Mokokchung
9
N. Merensola
Dilong ward.
9862447044
Mokokchung
10
Thangkhotinpao Hangsing
Medziphema town.
Nil
Dimapur
11
Tonpok MPCS
Kashiram Bosti.
Nil
Dimapur
List of entrepreneurs under 90 Does unit – Integrated Livestock Development 2009-10
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Name
Address
Contact No.
District
1
K. Manpong
Mon town
9436075822
Mon
2
Boni Zholia
Razeba town
9436248747
Phek
3
Rose Pame
Ikiesengram
9436424122
Peren
4
Haiboneu Zeliang
Jalukie town
9436409437
Peren
5
Visarokho
Mezoma village
9856793591
Kohima
6
Avi Khate
Dzülakie village
0370-2800516
Kohima
7
Vikheto Chophy
Shiehima
9436435043
Zunheboto
8
Temsumeren
Longjang
9436218479
Mokokchung
9
Vimekuolie
Medziphema
9856680671
Dimapur
10
Robin Zhimomi
Thilizu Block-IV
9856000011
Dimapur
11
Elithung Lotha
Doyang
9862825954
Wokha
12
N.Chinithung Yanthan & Party
Upper Baghty
9436614449
Wokha
13
P. Mhonchumi
Wokha
-
Wokha
List of entrepreneurs under 5 Sows unit - Integrated Livestock Development 2009-10
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Name
Address
Contact No.
District
1
T. Penying
Pongkong
9436404223
Mon
2
Pohwang
Goching
9436015060
-do-
3
Yeangshu
Mon town
9436433511
-do-
4
Pangkham
Mon town
9612757077
-do-
5
Nyapung
Shanyu ward
9436440769
-do-
6
Phungkhao
Tizit
9862633506
-do-
7
Changlao
Tobu
9436406978
-do-
8
T. Lisemong
Near Hydro station
9436670448
Kiphire
9
K. Liseo
Forest colony
9436208450
-do-
10
Thsipise
Thesekhuyong
9436680818
-do-
11
R.P.Venthong
Hydro station
9436819874
-do-
12
Inato Yeptho
Kipongya
9436612695
-do-
13
R. Tsapikiu
Murah Shatsah
9436672821
-do-
14
R.Joshua
Sayu
9436203688
-do-
15
Tianungla
Tshingaki
9436643297
-do-
16
M.Tailao Phom
Tanga village
9612582033
Longleng
17
Kaipang SHG
Tangpha village
9436601869
-do-
18
C.Pongshak Phom
Yongshei village
9436211301
-do-
19
S.L.Nonyyn
Lempong Mission Centre
9612512820
-do-
20
L.Langjong
Bhumnyu village
9436606920
-do-
21
I.Meting Phom
Pongo village
9436446605
-do-
22
Nuyelo Shijo
Chozuba village
9402029143
Phek
23
Zeweto Wetsah
Chizami village
-
-do-
24
Seluni Domeh
Razeba town
9402443342
-do-
25
Neiwakou
Losami village
9862874391
-do-
26
Yekhüse Tureng
Pfütsero town
9436428557
-do-
27
Bedukho Rhakho
Phek town
03865-223513
-do-
28
Vezopra Thingo
Phek town
03865-223574
-do-
29
Lhiwepre Ritse
Pfütsero town
-
-do-
30
Khwune
Chetheba
9402006560
-do-
31
A.Koma Chang
Tuensang village
9436007864
Tuensang
32
Sangsomong Women Society
Near BOC Tnsg.
9862851317
-do-
33
Wabang Sangtam
Officers Sector
98612302246
-do-
34
Mayang Sangtam Ashang Welfare Society
Jail colony
9402021807
-do-
35
C.Apila Changm Chang Women Child Welfare
Bazar A Sector
9612408365
-do-
36
People Reconciliation Society
Tuensang
9402000769
-do-
37
Sepichemla
Lirise village
9612278792
-do-
38
Sentila Yimchunger
Old Medical
9402001647
-do-
39
Johny Newme
Jalukie B
9615263992
Peren
40
Ahiam
Mhainamtsi
9856727545
-do-
41
Haohing
Athibung
9436425265
-do-
42
Namlia
Mbaulwa
-
-do-
43
Ibeucu Cerai
Old Tesen
-
-do-
44
Gangthai Kamei
Samziura
-
-do-
45
Joseph Kheling
Peren
-
-do-
46
Puikang
Jalukie town
-
-do-
47
Ikelu
Nkialwa
-
-do-
48
Kevi Pamei
Ngam village
-
-do-
49
Irangraing
Ndulwa
-
-do-
50
Haimsung
Dungki village
-
-do-
51
Pauhangle
Jalukie
-
-do-
52
Kiesapsing
Jalukie town
-
-do-
53
Sonang
Jalukie
-
-do-
54
Abana
Ndunglwa
-
-do-
55
Kayire
Jalukie
-
-do-
56
Deranging
Punglwa
-
-do-
57
Awangpui
Samziuram
-
-do-
58
Eyongol Niekha
Viswema village
9436815245
Kohima
59
Mezhungulie
Pecucha village
9856471271
-do-
60
Dziesetuonuo
AG colony
-
-do-
61
Vitseituo
Mezoma village
-
-do-
62
Hille Kez
Kandinu village
9436641789
-do-
63
Kelevol Kiso
Kezoma village
9436070940
-do-
64
Menguzelie Khruomo, GB
L.Khel Kohima village
-
-do-
65
Mezavi Puyo
Viswema village
9856397814
-do-
66
Wilson Sumit
Zunheboto
9436427586
Zunheboto
67
Kughato
SBAK Nito Mount
9863587166
-do-
68
Pikuto
SBAK Aizuto
03692815070
-do-
69
Widow’s Society
South Point
9863612801
-do-
70
Khesito
Zunheboto
9436400705
-do-
71
Unotoli
Asukuto
9436063317
-do-
72
Hekiye
Litsami
9436405725
-do-
73
Khetoi
Suruhoto
9436263065
-do-
74
S.Rongsen
Lijabalijam
9436061117
Mokokchung
75
B.Meren Jamir
Khensa village
9436067173
-do-
76
Marluen
Tongdentsuyong
2227641
-do-
77
Arenmongla
Kumlong ward
9436607341
-do-
78
I.Nungsang Meren
Tuli town
9402002023
-do-
79
Imnametong
Mangmetong
-
-do-
80
Imsüsangla
Kubolong compound
9856542812
-do-
81
Lipokyanger
Kapayong
9436201780
-do-
82
Rev. L.Pona Jamir
Mopungchuket
9856351718
-do-
83
Sanglipong
Kichutip ward
9856363695
-do-
84
Dr. Ditsolo Kapfo
Chumukedima
9436444309
Dimapur
85
O.Chumpenthang Ezung
Kevijao colony
9436825207
-do-
86
Khenu Keze Krotho SHG
Siethikhe Basa
9436261768
-do-
87
Khevili
Thiluxu village
9856800706
-do-
88
Hetoli Sema
Notun Bosti
03862-225647
-do-
89
Alemla Walling
N.Kashiram
9436265416
-do-
90
Y. Florence
Diphupar A
-
-do-
91
James Gangmei
Tenyiphe I
9862457390
-do-
92
Community Dev. Society
Sema Tilla
9206002961
-do-
93
Thira Lungalang
Kevijao colony
9436423615
-do-
94
Rovotu Suokhrie
Kevijao colony
-
-do-
95
Ahoto Sumi
Thehekhu village
-
-do-
96
Atoli Sema
Vety. Colony
-
-do-
97
Lonyimi Kinghen
Tsumank Bhandari town
9402432948
Wokha
98
N.Wobeni Ngulie
Lonlai
9436640340
-do-
99
Nchumthung Murry
Wokha village
9436078732
-do-
100
Loyivani Lotha
Nzhu village
9612187362
-do-
101
Renbenthung Lotha
Bangli village
-
-do-
102
Lithungbemo Tungo
Wokha village
986930394
-do-
103
Ester Kikon
Sunglup village
-
-do-
104
Supeno Lotha
Yampha
-
-do-
105
Renphamo Tsanglao
Wokha village
9436641944
-do-
106
Sungchung Yanthan
Old Minister Hill
9856312373
-do-
107
Yipongthung Ezung
ETC Wokha
9436078400
-do-
108
N.Longshi Lotha
Akok village
9436009025
-do-
109
Noyimbe Murry
C.Khel Wokha
9436825374
-do-
110
Tsutsemo Ezung
Baghty
9615777590
-do-
13. Particulars of recipients of concessions permits or authorization granted by it.
Please provide the information as per the following format
- Name of the programme
- Name and address of the beneficiary
- Type of Concession/ permits/ authorization provided
- Purpose for which granted
- Eligibility
- Criteria for eligibility
- Pre-requisites
- Procedure to avail the benefit
- Time limit for the concession/ permits/ authorization
- Application fee (Where applicable)
- Application format (Where applicable)
- List of attachments (certificates/ documents)
- Format of attachments
- List of Beneficiaries
- No. of times similar subsidy given in the past
- No. of times similar concession given in the past
5. Where to apply or whom to contact in the office for applying: Directorate of Veterinary & A.H. Kohima
6. Name and address of the beneficiary:
Sl. No
Name
Address
1) MON DISTRICT
90 Does
1
K. Manpong
Mon town
5 Sows
1
T. Penying
Pongkong
2
Pohwang
Goching
3
Yeangshu
Mon town
4
Pangkham
Mon town
5
Nyapung
Shanyu ward
6
Phungkhao
Tizit village
7
Changlau
Tobu town
2) KIPHIRE DISTRICT
5 SOWS
1
T. Lisemong
Near Hydro station
2
K. Liseo
Forest colony
3
Thsipise
Thesekhyong
4
R.P. Venthong
Hydro station
5
Inato Yeptho
Kipongya
6
R. Tsapikiu
Murah shahtsah
7
R. Joshua
Sayu
8
Tianungla
Thsingaki
3) LONGLENG DISTRICT
5 SOWS
1
M. Tailao Phom
Tangha village
2
Kaipang SHG
Tangha village
3
C. Pongshak Phom
Yongshei village
4
S.L. Ngonyn
Lempong mission centre
5
L. Langjong
Bhümnyu village
6
I. Metting Phom
Pongo village
4) PHEK DISTRICT
90 DOES
1
Boni Zholia
Razeba town
30 SOWS
1
Vesapa Nienu
Phek town
3
Müdovoyo
Kikruma
5 SOWS
1
Nuyelu Shijo
Chozuba village
2
Zewete Wetsah
Chizami village
3
Salunyi Domeh
Razeba town
4
Neiwako-u
Losami village
5
Yekhuse Iureng
Pfütsero town
6
Bedukho Rhakho
Phek town
7
Vezhopra Thingo
Phek town
8
Lhiwepre Ritse
Pfütsero town
9
Khwune
Chetheba
5) PEREN DISTRICT
90 DOES
1
Smt. Rose Pame
Ikiesengram
2
Smt. Haiboneu Zeliang
Jalukie town
30 SOWS
1
Smt. Apina Liegise
Gaili
2
Shri. Iloilung Zeliang
Jalukie town
3
Shri. Rangro Herie
Peren town
5 SOWS
Shri. Johny Newme
1
Shri. Ahiam
Mhainamtsei
2
Shri. Haoking
Athibung
3
Shri. Namlia
Mbaulwa
4
Shri. Ibeucu Cerai
Old Tesen
STATE COMMON POOL
1
Leigole
Old Jalukie
2
Hainlang
Jalukie B
3
Apuna
Peren town
4
Doraing
Peren town
5
Ikelu
Nkialwa
6
Irangraing
Ndulwa
7
Haimsung
Dungki village
8
Asuibe
Mpai village
9
Lungpetheile
Peren town
10
Kiesapsing
Jalukie town
11
Sonang
Jalukie
12
Kayire
Jalukie
13
Dirangsing
Punglwa
14
Awangpui
Samziuram
6) TUENSANG DISTRICT
90 DOES
1
Asola Tali
Chare village
2
Holongba Village Platinum Jubulee Society
Holongba village
3
H. Thangliba (Sangtam United Org.)
Old Tsadang village
30 SOWS
1
2
Social Welfare Society
Near BOC Tuensang
3
Hempao Khiamniungan
Nokyan village
5 SOWS
1
A. Koma Chang
Tuensang village
2
Sangsomong village women society
Sangsomong village
3
Wabang Sangtam
GRIFT camp, Tsg.
4
Mayang Sangtam Ashang Welfare Society
Jail colony, Tsg.
5
C. Apila Chang, Chang Women Child Welfare
Bazar A Sector, Tsg.
6
People Reconciliation Society
Tsg.
7
Sepichemla
Lirise village
8
Sentila Yimchunger
Old Medical A, Tsg.
7) KOHIMA DISTRICT
90 DOES
1
Visaruokuo
Mezoma village
2
Avi Khate
Dzulake village
30 SOWS
1
Dr. Seyievilie & Avito Tali
Naga Bazar, Kohima
2
Kelezhatuo
D. Khel
5 SOWS
1
Eyongol Neikha
Viswema village
2
Mezhüngulie
Pechucha village
3
Dziesetuonuo
A.G. Colony
4
Vitseituo
Mezoma village
5
Hille Kez
Kandinu village
6
Kelevol Kiso
Kezoma village
7