PRASAR BHARATI (BROADCASTING CORPORATION OF INDIA)

DOORDARSHAN KENDRA: BANGALORE KARNATAKA

(Pin Code -560 006)

RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT

Index

Sl.No Sections Page

1 Section 4(1)(b)(i) Particulars of the Organization, Functions and Duties 2

2 Section 4(1)(b)(ii) The powers and duties of officers and employees 5

3 Section 4(1)(b)(iii) Procedure followed in the decision-making process, including

channels of supervision and accountability

18

4 Section 4(1)(b)(iv) Norms set by Doordarshan for the discharge of its functions 19

5 Section 4(1)(b)(v) The rules, regulations, instructions, manuals and records, held by

Doordarshan or under its controls or used by its employees for discharging its

functions.

19

6 Section 4(1)(b)(vi) A statement of the categories of documents that are held by

Director, Doordarshan Kendra under its control

19

7 Section 4(1)(b)(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

19

8 Section 4(1)(b)(viii) A statement of the boards, councils, committees and other

bodies consisting of two or more persons constituted as a part of Doordarshan 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

20

9 Section 4(1)(b)(ix) A directory of its officers and employees 21

10 Section 4(1)(b)(x) The monthly remuneration received by each of the officers and

employees of Doordarshan Kendra including the system of compensation as

provided in its regulations

32

11 Section 4(1)(b)(xi) The budget allocated to each agency of Directorate General:

Doordarshan indicating the particulars of all plans, proposed expenditures and

reports on disbursements made

38

12 Section 4(1)(b)(xii) The manner of execution of subsidy programmes, including the

amounts allocated and the details of beneficiaries of such programmes

39

13 Section 4(1)(b)(xiii) Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits or

authorisations granted by Directorate General: Doordarshan

39

14 Section 4(1)(b)(xiv) Details in respect of the information, available if any, reduced

in an electronic form

39

15 Section 4(1)(b)(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

39

16 Section 4(1)(b)(xvi) The names, designations and other particulars of the Public

Information Officer

39

1. Section 4(1)(b)(i) Particulars of the Organization, Functions and Duties

Prasar Bharati (Broadcasting Corporation of India) is the public service broadcaster

in the country, with Akashwani (All India Radio) and Doordarshan as its two constituents.

It came into existence on 23 November 1997, with a mandate to organize and conduct

public broadcasting services to inform, educate and entertain the public and to ensure a

balanced development of broadcasting on radio and television.

Objectives

The major objectives of the Prasar Bharati Corporation as laid out in the Prasar Bharati

Act, 1990 are as follows:

i) Upholding unity and integrity of the country and the values enshrined in the

Constitution.

ii) Promoting national integration.

iii) Safeguarding citizens' rights to be informed on all matters of public interest and

presenting a fair and balanced flow of information.

iv) Paying special attention to the fields of education and spread of literacy,

agriculture, rural development, environment, health & family welfare and

science & technology.

v) Creating awareness about women's issues and taking special steps to protect the

interests of children, aged and other vulnerable sections of the society.

vi) Providing adequate coverage to the diverse cultures, sports and games and

youth affairs.

vii) Promoting social justice, safeguarding the rights of working classes, minorities

and tribal communities.

viii) Expanding broadcasting facilities and promoting research and development in

broadcast technology. Prasar Bharati Board

The Corporation is governed by Prasar Bharati Board, which comprises a Chairman, an

Executive Member (also known as Chief Executive Officer), a Member (Finance), a Member

(Personnel), six part-time Members, a representative of the Ministry of Information &

Broadcasting and Directors General of All India Radio and Doordarshan as ex-officio

Members.

The Chairman is a part time member with a six year tenure. The Executive Member, the

Member (Finance) and the Member (Personnel) are whole time members, also with a six year

tenure, subject to the age limit of 62 years.

Prasar Bharati Board meets from time to time and deliberates on important policy

issues and gives directions to the executive to implement policy guidelines.

Members of the Board

The composition of Prasar Bharati Board is as follows:

Name Address Telephone

Dr A. Surya Prakash Off. Tel.

+ 91-11-23118801/

23118802

Chairman (Off)Prasar Bharati,

Copernicus Marg, 6th Floor,

Prasar Bharati House, New

Delhi - 110001

Sri. Shashi S. Vempati Off)Prasar Bharati,

Copernicus Marg, 6th Floor,

Prasar Bharati House, New

Delhi - 110001

Off. Tel. +

91-11-23118803/231

18804

Chief Executive Officer

Sri. Rajeev Singh Off)Prasar Bharati,

Copernicus Marg, 6th Floor,

Prasar Bharati House, New

Delhi - 110001

Off. Tel. +

91-11-23118807/231

18808

Member (Finance)

Member (Personnel) Vacant

(Off) Directorate

General,Doordarshan,

Doordarshan Bhavan,

Smt. Supriya Sahu, New Delhi 23386055

Director General,

Doordarshan Fax: 23385843

(Off) Directorate General,

All India Radio, Akashvani

Bhavan,

Shri F. Sheheryar New Delhi 23421300

Director General, AIR Fax:011-23421956

Additional Secretary &

Financial Advisor, Ministry

of I & B New Delhi.

Shri Ali R. Rizvi 011-23383775

Nominated Member

Organizational Structure

Prasar Bharati Board functions at the apex level ensuring formulation and implementation of

policies of the organization and fulfillment of the mandate in terms of the Prasar Bharati Act,

1990. The Executive Member functions as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the

Corporation, subject to the control and supervision of the Board. The CEO, the Member

(Finance) and the Member (Personnel) perform their functions from the Prasar Bharati

headquarters at 2nd Floor, PTI Building, Parliament Street, New Delhi 110001.

All important policy matters relating to finance, administration and personnel are submitted to

the CEO and the Board through the Member (Finance) and the Member ( Personnel) as

required, for the purpose of advice, implementation of proposals and decisions thereon.

Officers from different streams working in the Prasar Bharati Secretariat assist the CEO, the

Member (Finance) and the Member (Personnel) in integrating actions, operations, plans and

policy implementation as well as look after the budget, accounts and general financial matters

of the Corporation.

Prasar Bharati also has a unified vigilance set up at the headquarters, headed by a Chief Vigilance Officer.

Prasar Bharati Marketing offices located at Mumbai, New Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore

and Hyderabad look after marketing activities of both All India Radio and Doordarshan.

To facilitate decision making, the Policy & Executive Committee (earlier known as

Management Committee) chaired by the CEO, has been constituted for both Doordarshan and

AIR.

The Directorate General of All India Radio and the Directorate General of Doordarshan are

headed by the Directors General. They function in close association with the Member

(Finance), the Member (Personnel) and the CEO, in carrying out the day to day affairs of AIR

and Doordarshan. Both in AIR and Doordarshan, there are broadly four different wings

responsible for distinct activities viz. Programme, News, Engineering and Administration &

Finance.

Addresses of three main offices of Prasar Bharati

Prasar Bharati Secretariat, Doordarshan Bhawan Copernicus Marg, New Delhi-110 001

Ashok Kumar Tandon

Part Time Member

Shri.Sunil Alagh

Part Time Member

Ms. Kajol

Part Time Memeber

Directorate General All India Radio, Akashwani Bhawan, Parliament Street,

New Delhi-110 001

Directorate General Doordarshan, Doordarshan Bhawan, 1, Copernicus Marg,

New Delhi-110 001

Doordarshan

The Director General, Doordarshan is responsible for the overall administration of the

Doordarshan network which consists of 60 Doordarshan Kendras / Production Centres, 126

Doordarshan Maintenance Centres, 194 High Power Transmitters, 830 Low Power

Transmitters and 379 very Low Power Transmitters as on 31.12.2004. Doordarshan is

presently operating 26 channels.

Doordarshan is divided into four wings: Programme, News, Engineering, Administration &

Finance, Programme Wing deals with all aspects relating to programme conception,

production and procurement at the national, regional, and local level. News Wing puts out

news bulletins and other current affairs programmes at the national and regional level.

Engineering Wing deals with all the hardware requirements of the entire network, including

the space segment and the studios, transmitters etc. Administration & Finance wing deals with

the administrative and financial aspects including general administration, personnel

management, budget and plan coordination. Doordarshan Channels

DD National DD News DD Sports DD Bharati DD- Gyandarshan DD Rajya Sabha DD Lok Sabha

DD India DD Urdu DD Bengali

DD Chandana (Kannada)

DD Gujarati DD Kashmir DD Malayalam DD North East DD Oriya

DD Podhigai (Tamil) DD Punjabi DD Sahyadri (Marathi) DD Saptagiri (Telugu)

State Networks (8)

Rajasthan Madhya Pradesh Uttar Pradesh Bihar Jharkhand Chattisgarh Haryana Himachal Pradesh

TRANSMTTTFRSTNKARNATAKA About 75.6% of area of Karnataka is covered and 81.7% of the population of Karnataka is estimated to be covered by DD National service.

1.HPTs-12 (DD-1 - 8, DD-TT - 4)

Bangalore Hassan Gulbarga (DD2)

Dharwad Mangalore Dharwad (DD2)

Gulbarga Mysore Mysore (DD2)

Shimoga Bangalore (DD2) Raichur

2. Section 4(1)(b)(ii)The powers and duties of officers and employees of Doordarshan

Kendra, Bangalore

4.2.1. The most important duties attached to the various posts in Doordarshan Kendra

are given below.

The duties should not be deemed to be exhaustive.

The distribution of work among the staff at a Doordarshan Kendra should be

made by the Director generally in conformity with the details indicated below.

Suitable minor changes may, however, be made by the Director in accordance

with the requirements and certain local conditions.

Any important deviation should have the prior approval of the Director General.

4.2 .2 Dy. Director General (discharging the duties of Director)

The Director is the head of the Kendra. He/She is responsible for the efficient working of the

Kendra and in all its branches. His principal duties are as follows:

(a) Supervision: He supervises the working of the Kendra in all aspects.

2.LPT's - 49 (DD - 1 - 47, DD-2 -2)

Arsikere Gangavati Mundargi

Athani Gokak Pavagada

Bagalkot Harappanhalli Puttur

Bantwal Hattihal Sindhanur

Hindupur

Basavakalyan Hiriyur Ramadurg

Belgaum Holenarsipur Ranibennur

Bellary Hosadurga Sagar

Bealthangadi Hospet Sandur

Bhatkal Hungund Sirsi

Bidar Indi Talikota

Bijapur Karwar Tiptur

Chikmagalur Kolar Gold Field Tumkur

Chikodi Koppa Udupi

Chitradurga Kumta Bellary (DD2)

Kuppam

Dandeli Mudhol Davangere (DD-2)

Davangere Madikeri

Gadag Betgari Mudigere

3.VLPTs (RLS) -7 :

Badami Madhugiri Suliya

Kundalgi Sakleshpur Huvin Hippargi

(b) Overall control of programmes : i. He allocates duties to the entire programme staff. He directs and supervises their

work, guides and advises the programme staff on all matters concerning planning,

production and presentation of programmes.

ii. He examines and finally approves all programme schedules.He suggests the lines on

which the Directions issued from the Directorate on specific aspects of programmes

should be implemented.

iii. He also advises action for short notice programmes on specific local problems of

emergent nature affecting the people at large.

iv. He gives final approval to the selection and engagement of all casual artists engaged

by the Kendra. He scrutinizes and accords financial sanctions to the payment of fees

to the artists.

(c) Overall Control of Administration and Accounts :

i. Entire staff working at a Doordarshan Kendra is under his control. Certain

administrative and financial powers are delegated to him and as Head of the Kendra he

exercises these powers (see Vol.III-Appendix I) =Delegation of Power'. If the Director

of the Kendra is in the grade of Rs.12000-16500 (pre-revised) or above, he will have the

powers of the Head of the Department under SRS/FRS, GPF/CPF Rules. Delegation of

Financial powers Schedule V, and General Financial Rules. These, however, do not

extend to special powers of the DG: Doordarshan.

ii. He is the appointing and disciplinary authority in respect of group =C' and group =D'

staff.

iii. He is responsible for preparation of Budget and Revised Estimates, and exercises full

control over the expenditure of the Kendra

iv. During the exercise of his administrative and financial powers, the Director would

delegate sufficient powers to the in-charge of other wings so that they can function with

ease.

(d) Responsibility:

As head of the Kendra, he supervises/monitors the work of all categories of staff of all

wings located at a Kendra. This includes programme, news, engineering and

administration staff

(e) Relations with the State Government:

For the successful function of the Kendra he maintains close liaison with various heads

of State Government Departments and other Officials. He attends important meetings

held by the State Govt. to which he is invited. He also attends important functions

organized by State Govt. when some major schemes are launched.

(f) Relations withPublic:

He keeps in close touch with artists, writers, social workers, agriculturists,

industrialists, legislatures, scientists and secures their cooperation in devising and

presenting different categories of programmes. He attends important functions

organized by some public institutions. He undertakes tours of different places within

his programme jurisdiction in order to meet the cross sections of people to know their

opinion and also to discover talent of his area at his level.

(g) Relations with Press:

He maintainsclosecontactswith the Press and constant watch over press reactions. In the

event of major wrong statements appearing in the press he issues contradictions by merely

stating the factual positions.

(h) Advisory Committees:

Heconvenes and conducts meetings of the various Advisory Committees attached to the

Kendra. In the event of a Doordarshan Director being the senior most media officer in the State

he has to convene, conduct and act as Chairman of the Inter Media Publicity Coordination

Committee.

A. PROGRAMME WING

4.2.2. The Dy. Director(Programmes)/ Executive Producer

i. He will be directly responsible for all programme matters at the Kendra, subject of

course, to the overall supervision by the Director. He will supervise the work of the

ASDs in-charge of various programme sections. Except cases involving policy matters,

or heavy financial commitment, all routine programme matters will be decided at

DDP's level. Suitable delegation of administrative and financial powers will be made to

the Dy. Director in this regard by the Director. If the Director is absent on leave/tour

etc. the Dy. Director will be in complete charge of all programme matters.

ii. He will also be conversant with the work assigned to the Director regarding

coordination, relations with Press, Public, State Government etc. and assist the Director in all these matters.

4.2.4 Assistant Station Director

The assistant Station Director assists the Director in all matters concerning the Planning and

production of programmes; hesupervises the work of the Programme Executive, Producers and

other Production Staff/Staff Artists; he is responsible for the part of programme administration.

4.2.5. Programme Executive/Producer

The staff entrusted with the Planning and Production of Programmes at Doordarshan Kendra is

divided into a number of individual units, each responsible for a particular branch of activity.

The number of such units and the strength of each unit varies according to the size and

importance of individual stations; but the basic pattern is the same. This consists of:

a) Staff borne of the regular establishment; and b) The Programme Production Staff (those staff artists on contract have opted to

become Govt. servant. This is a dying cadre).

a) The Producer/Programme Executive plays a pivotal role. He / She is at once the

convener, the coordinator and the conductor in respect of all functions and activities of

the units to which he is attached. He arranges discussions and consultations within the

Unit; co-ordinates the work of different members of the Unit, and the work of his unit

with that of the other Programme units at the Kendra; and provides the means whereby

members of the Programme Staff in his unit can translate their ideas and plans into

actual telecast.

b) For a detailed and precise picture the duties and functions of producer/programme

executive can be divided into the following categories:

A. Planning and coordination of programmes.

B. Programme Production

C. Programme Administration

D. Public Relations

Each of these aspects is explained below: Planning and Coordination of Programmes.

1. Preparation and maintenance of the basic fixed-point schedule according to which time

and channels are allotted after taking into account factors like the nature of the

programme, Viewers' habits and preferences, requirements of balance and variety, co-

ordination with the plans of other Kendras in the region, as well as with the centrally

organized National telecast and other programmes on the network.

2. Processing of instructions received from the Directorate, of recommendations made by

various central and regional advisory Committees, and at conferences and seminars

organized by Doordarshan and decisions taken at the daily programme meetings,

keeping in view the requirements of topicality, consideration of balance and variety,

compliance with policy directives etc.

3. Preparation of daily transmission cue-sheets, incorporating last minute changes and

adjustments.

4. Preparation of rehearsals and production charts involving allocation of artists, studios,

equipments and other facilities.

5. Compilation and maintenance of classified graded lists of various categories of artists,

talkers and performers.

6. Study and examination of viewers' reactions and press-comments and working out their

implications in terms of programme planning.

7. Organizing action on special programmes projects, either long-term or short term, for

instance projection of socio-cultural variety of the North East in the network

programme.

Programme Production

a) To sit on the panel and produce programmes.

b) To work in close and continuous collaboration with the programme production staff at

every stage of the rehearsals, recording and actual presentation of programmes.

c) To acquaint himself/herself with every bit and detail of the entire programme, to give

suggestions and advise to the existing production staff from the professional and

technical angle.

Programme Administration

1. Producer/Programme Executive will be on duty during transmission of programmes

and will be responsible for smooth telecast of programmes.

2. He / She will watch the progress of expenditure under the relevant Budget Head in

terms of allotment made to different programme production staff, working out these

and expenses to be paid to the artists according to the scales prescribed and submission

of detailed proposals pertaining thereto for sanction by the Head of the Kendra.

3. In the absence of Asst. Station Director, programme Executive will be responsible for

execution of contracts with artists, talkers, performers and writers; will attend to all

aspects of copyright and carry out all correspondence pertaining to such transactions.

4. Dealing with correspondence with viewers, with other Kendras of Doordarshan and

with the Directorate on various aspects of programmes and guidelines.

5. Requisitions of recordings, video tapes and scripts for use in telecast as per schedule.

6. Dealing with all administrative work involved in the procedure governing audition of

artists.

7. Supervision over the functioning and discipline of the staff working in the unit

programme production staff, artists, clerical staff etc.

8. Supervision over maintenance of musical instruments.

9. Organizational work connected with the supply of recording Programme Exchange

Unit or to other Kendras making the request for such material.

10. Bringing out pamphlets and brochures in respect of specific type of telecast, if required.

11. Preparation of reports/Memoranda/Notes and minutes pertaining to meetings of

Advisory Committees.

12. Arrangements in connection with outside spot recordings.

13. Arrangements pertaining to the functions organized for invited audiences, issue of

invitations, hiring of halls, seating arrangement, reception facilities, etc.

14. Assistance to the members of the Programme/Viewers/Production Staff in the

organizational work relating to various types of Viewer's Clubs, Rural Forums,

Women's and Children's viewers' club, and maintenance of relevant records.

Public Relations

Yet another important category of functions performed by the Producer/Programme

Executive in a Doordarshan Kendra is in the field of public relations. These pertain to dealing

with the artists and talkers who are booked, attending the various public activities and functions

which take place in the sphere of literature, art, industry, social welfare, national development

etc., activities with which the Programme Executive/Producer must keep in constant touch so

that these can be reflected in the programmes in one way or the other. He has also to be aware

of public reaction to the programme as expressed in letters, in conversation and through the

press.

Note: The producers who are involved in actual production of programmes are to be provided

with all facilities to produce programmes fit for telecast. The Kendras, besides improvement in

their working conditions, would provide them dedicated teams of assistants in various fields so

that they are able to put in their best efforts in productions. Within the constraints of staff

available, the producers should be allowed to use the same team for production of a programme

till the concerned fixture is completed. This would lead to continuity and better finish of the

product. Steps are also being taken to increase the powers and status of the Producers.

4.2.6 Transmission Executive

1. The Transmission Executive who is the officer on duty is responsible for carefully

watching the various items of programmes telecast and preparing the Daily Report in

prescribed form DD P.29.

2. The Transmission Executives should evaluate programmes at Doordarshan

Kendras/Offices and enter their assessment in the column —Remark for the day's

telecast. The assessment should be discussed in the next programme meeting and

modified or revised in the light of comments of Programme Executive/Producer etc., in

the meeting. Thereafter the final assessment should be entered in the card Index of the

performer vide DD P.34.

3. Those Transmission Executives attending the Programme Meeting will later apprise

their colleagues, that is, other Transmission Executives, of the discussion held and

decision taken in the Programme meetings which concern them.

4. Detailed entries should also be made in the Studio Log Book (P.30) by Transmission

Executives. Great care should be taken in making entries in this book as it is the main

initial record for making payments to artists, talkers, film producers, etc. Every entry in

the Log Book should be initialed by the Transmission Executive in the appropriate

column. While making entries of telecast of recorded programmes, he should also

indicate, wherever possible, the date of recording in the Studio Log Book so that the

Accountant could complete the entries in the separate Pay Order Book (for

pre-recorded programme) and ensure that all such programmes are telecast.

5. Payments to artists are made by the officer on duty who issues the certificate of telecast.

A form is used for making payment of fees for telecast of recordings of tapes. The upper

portion of this form is filled by the Programme Section a day in advance of the date of

telecast. The performance certificate should be completed by the duty officer as soon as

the telecast is over, the certificate should be counter-signed by the Programme

Executive/Producer concerned and the assistant Station Director before the same is sent

to the Accounts Section for payments.

Cheques in respect of payments to artists, along with contracts, acceptance, etc.,

relating to a day, sent by the Accounts Section should be acknowledged by the Transmission

Executive in column 8 of the Pay Order Book. Cash payments, if any, should be received by the

officer on duty from the casher and acknowledged by the former in the pay order book. The

casher should keep a note on this in a separate note book kept in the cash chest. The

Transmission Executive should hand over the cheque or cash to the artist and obtain the artist's

signature on the voucher. The officer on duty should compare the signature of the artist's

receipt with the signature on the contract before actually handing over the cheque/cash. A

rubber stamp with the inscription -Payment made by …………………Date ………………

should be affixed on all vouchers below the artist's signature and should be signed by

the officer onduty.

If, in a rare case the cheque is not ready for disbursement to the artist/performer at

the time of telecast, the officer on duty may complete the certificate of telecast and send the

voucher to the office next day when the office will prepare the cheque and forward it by

registered post or remit the amount by Money Order as the case may be. A copy of the

memorandum forwarding the cheque to the payee by post should be filed alongwith the

voucher.

The undelivered cheques and undisbursed cash pertaining to artists who do not turn

up and the receipts in cases where payments have actually been made should be sent by the

officer on duty along with the Log Book and all documents to the Accounts Section next day

for further action.

4.2.7. Production Assistant

Provide assistance to Producer/PEX in respect of

i) Preparation of budget estimates for each production in accordance with the directives of

the Producer.

ii) Arrangement of basic facilities as per requirements of the programme i.e. studio,

rehearsal, recording, etc.

iii) Sending Scripts, rehearsals, charts and drawings to artists.

iv) Preparation of cash lists, ordering of graphics and visuals, scenery, properties,

costumes, music and photographic sessions.

v) Arrangements of planning meetings with Floor Manager, Designer, Technical Director

and Lighting Engineer

vi) Booking of facilities like sound recording, camera for outdoor shooting, dressing room

and transport.

vii) Arrangement for Raw Film stock, its processing after shooting and editing.

viii) Section's routine work and maintenance of all records, proposal register, recording

register, issue of contracts.

ix) Taking over the programme in an emergency and in the absence of the Producer/PEX

x) Helping Producer/PEX in-charge of Transmission for smooth and proper telecast.

xi) Any other related duties which may be assigned to him from time to time.

4.2.8. Video Executive and Cameraman Grade I

1. To work on the electronic, film and video cameras in the studio and/or on outside

locations for different programme activities of the Kendras.

2. To direct and produce independently film and/or video programmes after these are

approved by the Director of the Kendra concerned.

3. Organize the facilities of the Camera Department, like camera supports, lights and

lenses including ENG equipment.

4. See that all equipment is in working order

5. Attend daily News Meetings and note down camera assignments.

6. Discuss with Producers any special requirements they may have and assist in

planning optimum utilization.

7. Obtain raw stock from stores and keep an account of raw stock used.

8. Coordinate repair of equipment with the Maintenance Unit.

9. Producer documentaries and other programmes on film/ENG as and when required.

10. Coordinate the duties and activities of and draw up the duty charts of Cameramen

Gr.II (and Cameramen Gr.I in the case of Video Executive) and other support staff

like Lighting Assistants in the Electronic and Film/ENG Sections, as and when

required by the Director of the Kendra concerned.

4.2.9. Cameraman Grade II

i) Compose and frame pictures as instructed by Producer both in the studio or on

Film/ENG.

ii) Search for shots for Producer, often on his initiative (Especially on news assignments,

unrehearsed shows or audience shows).

iii) Ensure that the equipment in his charge is in proper working order.

iv) Maintain an account of raw stock received and footage exposed.

v) Contribute items on his own initiative, if approved by the Director.

vi) Work usually on shift basis, when attached to special programmes.

4.2.10. Floor Manager i) Act as the Producer/Director's representative on the studio floor and communicate

Producer's direction to artists on the floor by accepted signals.

ii) Be in complete charge of what is happening inside the studio and maintain studio

discipline including entrance and exit and crew and outside talent, once the

rehearsal/recording/transmission starts.

iii) Look after the normal comforts of artists/talent inside the studio, keep them in right

mood so that the best performance come out of them.

iv) Supervise the work of Floor Assistants including handling of captions.

v) Maintain the log of studio floor activity in detail.

vi) Any other related duties assigned to him from time to time

vii) They would also act as Unit Managers for outside recording/filming, etc.

4.2.11.

4.2.12.

4.2.13. Scenic Designer

1. Work closely with Producer-Director on all scenic requirement of the production.

2. Design and supervise erection of sets, including painting etc.,

3. Devise techniques for achieving all visual illusions desired for the production.

4. Prepare duty charts of different categories of staff working in the Design Section.

5. Keep an account of the material used, put up requisition for material required, and

process their purchase.

6. Arrange for periodical disposal of unserviceable material.

4.2.14 . 4.2.15 . 4.2.16. Film Editor / Film & Video Editor 1. Editing of mute and sound films

2. Maintenance of editing equipment.

3. Noting key numbers in Log Book.

4. Putting in order stock, shots, sound effects,

5. Preparation of loops for recording and dubbing cue sheets.

6. Checking of negatives, prints and laying of the sound tracks.

7. Any other related duties which may be assigned to him from time to time.

4.2.17 .Sound Recordist 1. Recording sound for all film video programme

2. Placement of microphones.

3. Maintenance of sound recording equipment entrusted to him.

4. Assistance in film editing as and when required.

5. Obtain audio tapes from stores and maintain an account of the tapes issued and used.

6. Be present during sound transfer (transferring from tape to film).

7. Any other related duties which may be assigned to him from time to time.

Lighting Assistant 1. Operation of different types of lighting equipment used on outdoor location for

shooting TV films and carrying out any associated duties assigned to him.

2. Assistance to Cameraman in loading and unloading of film Cameras.

3. Storage and maintenance of equipment under his charge.

4. Any other related duties which may be assigned to him from time to time.

Graphic Artist 1. Prepare all graphic material as assigned by the Graphic Supervisor or Producer.

2. Prepare graphics during transmission as required.

Film Projectionist 1. Operate the film projectors for preview or editing of films, required for programmes.

2. Maintain a record and look after the films brought from outside sources for preview,

editing, telecast.

3. Be responsible for ensuring that all film material from outside sources are supplied to

the Telecine Engine for recordings/Telecast.

4. Work usually on shift basis.

Carpenter 1. Make special wooden property and structures for various sets-including permanent

items like flats, risers, etc. for use in day today sets, in the studio or for outside

locations. These are prepared under the direction of the Scenic Designer.

2. Erect sets, in the studio or on outside locations and dismantle them after the

recording/telecast.

Painter

1. Paint sets for programmes as per specific programme requirements, under the direction

of the Scenic Designer

Property Assistant

1. Maintain and provide different kinds of properties needed for programmes.

2. Keep an account of properties in stock, and process purchase of material.

3. Work usually on shift duties for recordings/transmission.

Make up Assistants 1. Apply make-up to participants as required.

2. Make corrections to suit lighting requirements of a particular show.

3. Create a special —Character as may be required, (usually on drama shows).

4. Work on shift duty for recordings/transmission, unless attached to special programmes.

Floor Assistant Help the Floor Manager in the studio before, during and after a show in organizing the floor,

changing captions, etc.

Assist in the erection of sets for a show and then in dismantling them after recording/telecast.

Work usually on shift basis for recordings/transmission. Tailor 1. Tailoring of dresses required for TV production.

2. Any other related duties which may be assigned to him from time to time. Clerks/Gen.Assistants-Programme Sections.

The clerical staff attached to programme section, should assist the Programme Section

and generally attend to correspondence and clerical work, e.g. issuing contracts, drafting,

preparing statistics, returns, etc.

Clerk Gr.I/ U.D.C. (Transport Assistant)

He is responsible for the proper maintenance of office vehicles. He should assign duties

to and supervise the work of car drivers. It is also his duty to purchase petrol for the

Government transport vehicles and to maintain the Log Book of Petrol, Oil and Maintenance

Account for Station Cars. He is also responsible for hiring vehicles as and when required

subject to the limits prescribed, to maintain Log Books separately for hired vehicles and to

scrutinize the claims for hire charges with reference to such Log Books/Trip Sheets.

Deputy Director (Audience Research & Marketing) (discharging the duties of Audience Research Officer) 1. To conduct surveys/studies and collect information about Doordarshan viewership.

2. To assess viewers reaction to programme/telecast.

3. To study how information, education and entertainment could be effectively

communicated to viewers at different levels of understanding.

4. To provide leadership and guidance to junior staff in the Unit.

5. Any other duties assigned by DAR and DTC.

Research Assistants (re-designated as Asst. Research Officers) 1. To conduct formative research-need assessment studies, audience profile, script testing,

programme testing, impact studies, etc. and to prepare reports thereon.

2. To organize large scale sample surveys, scrutiny of schedules/questionnaires,

tabulation of open ended questions and to assist ARO in the preparation of survey

reports.

3. Collection of feedback through tele-clubs, press cum-viewers letters, field visits etc.

4. To assist in organizing different types of studies/surveys.

5. Any other research/administrative job assigned by ARO.

Tabulator Clerks 1. Typing of research reports and other secretarial work in connection with

studies/surveys.

2. Manual tabulation of data wherever necessary.

3. Computing simple percentage etc. and preliminary statistical treatment of the data in

respect of data collected from the field by the A.R.Unit as and when required.

Sorters

1. Assist in sorting out questionnaire for mail/panel surveys.

2. Sort out viewers letters and other fan mail.

3. To help in the spade work of field survey/studies and maintenance and cataloguing of

Research Reports.

4. Any other job assigned by ARO.

4.2.40. B. ENGINEERING WING 4.2.41. Superintending Engineer

As the senior most engineering officer at Doordarshan Kendra/Upgrah Doordarshan

Kendra, Superintending Engineer supervises all engineering functions and is responsible for

the overall smooth and efficient functioning of equipments and facilities for the

production/transmissions of the programme at the Centre. His other functions include:

i) Liaison with concerned State/Central Government Departments P/S organization &

DOT representatives on engineering matters.

ii) Training of Engineering staff subordinate to him.

iii) Indigenization of imported equipment wherever possible.

iv) Procurement of Stores and Management of Stores.

v) Performance appraisal of the subordinate engineers.

4.2.42 . Station Engineer i) As the Head of office of the Television Maintenance Centre and High Power TV

Transmitting Centre, Station Engineer is responsible for the smooth overall functioning

of the Relay Centre(s) under their charge—both in terms of equipments/technical

facilities as well as office/technical administration.

ii) Procurement of Stores & Spares for the Centers.

iii) Responsible for the staff working at attached LPTs. Liaison with other depts..

iv) As the second in command in the Engineering Section at Doordarshan/ Doordarshan

Kendras, Station Engineer assists the Superintending Engineer in supervising activities

in various technical areas such as TV studio(s), TV Transmitters, OB spot and

engineering stores, etc., and coordination of recording activities with Programme wing.

Station Engineer is responsible in respect of engineering matters for maintaining liaison

with the civil construction wing, handles correspondence with the Headquarters, Zonal

Office and outside agencies, controls, and deploys subordinate staff, and is responsible

for preparation of annual budget of the engineering wing. He is specially responsible

for the engineering matters related to OB arrangements.

v) He is also responsible for installations, as necessary.

4.2.43. Assistant Station Engineer

Assistant Station Engineer is primarily responsible for proper maintenance of

Television studio equipments including VTRs, TV transmitter, microwave link, TV OB

including ENG/EFP equipments, TV receivers, air conditioning, fire-fighting/safety

equipment; power generating/power supply switching and distribution equipments,

land/buildings/electrical installation at Doordarshan/ Doordarshan Kendra. Asst. Station

Engineer, also makes technical arrangements for outside broadcast; is responsible for operation

and maintenance of each station equipments/ Transportable communication terminals; controls

the engineering stores including the procurement, issue of spares, functions as overall in charge

of the transmission shift and prepares routine periodical returns in addition to carrying out any

other work assigned to him by Superintending Engineer/Station Engineer from time to time.

Asst. Station Engineer reports to the Station Engineer. As and when required, he would also

carryout installation works and be installation officer.

4.2.44. Assistant Engineer

Assistant Engineer is primarily responsible for the smooth and efficient operation and

maintenance of various equipment—systems/technical facilities; organization of

recording/transmission shifts duty work with the help of junior staff members; management of

engineering purchase/stores; and installation work in Doordarshan Kendra. This is in addition

to any other work assigned by the superior engineering officers from time to time.

At DDK

I. Assistant Engineer is In charge of operations in various technical areas and

functions as;

a) Technical Director: Responsible for studio technical operations during

production/transmission of programmes from the centre and during Outside

Broadcasts (OBs)

b) Transmitter Engineer: Ensures proper functioning of the transmitter(s) and

associated equipments.

c) Master Switching Room Engineer: Responsible for proper routing of incoming and

outgoing signals from and to various sources i.e. studios, VTRs, out-stations in the

network and foreign organization, as may be necessary.

d) M/W Engineer: Responsible for setting up of MW links at the studio and OB ends

for receiving/sending TV signals and Coordination with concerned agencies.

e) Maintenance Engineer: Responsible for the maintenance and servicing of defective

equipments in various areas.

f) Installation Engineer: Responsible for the proper installation of new equipment

systems/technical facilities at the Kendra.

g) Stores/Purchase Engineer: Responsible for the procurement of engineering stores

and management/Control of inventory at the Kendra.

The responsibilities or Assistant Engineer are described in details as below:

a) Technical Director

i) To be the link between the Producer of the programmes and the entire technical crew.

ii) Offer suggestions to the Producer of the programme on all engineering matters

regarding recording/transmission of the programme from the studio.

iii) Attend Programme/transmission planning meetings and offer technical suggestions

suitably.

iv) Scrutinize and implement with the help of technical-operations crew and lighting plot,

audio arrangements and other special technical requirements in the studios and at OB

spots.

v) Coordinate exchange of signals and their timing between the production control room

and other technical areas like VTR, MSR, Transmitter, OB spot etc.

vi) Check programme material like video tapes, audio tapes and films well in time for

recordings/playbacks.

vii) Ensure proper operation of all the equipments in the studio chain viz., cameras,

vision-mixer, audio-mixing desk, telecine, VTRs, inter-communication, signal

distribution etc., and advise the Producers about any change of plans necessary due to

technical considerations.

viii) Man end-control position and adjust the video signals for proper levels of the various

parameters.

ix) Ensure proper coordination amongst all members of the technical, operations crew and

arrange substitution of duties wherever necessary.

x) Maintain log of studio activities during transmission and recording for submissions to

senior engineering officers.

b) Transmitter Engineer

i) Be overall responsible for proper functioning of the transmitter(s) and all other

associated equipments.

ii) Coordinate with studio and/or MSR for lining up of programme input equipment chains

before each transmission.

iii) Test the transmitter(s) including stand-by arrangements like spare transmitter, diesel

generators, air-conditioning units and spare exciter rack etc., prior to transmission.

iv) Man Control desk to continuously monitor the technical quality of the picture both at

input and at output of the transmitter, and take necessary corrective measures in case of

power failure/equipment failure.

v) Ensure safety precautions in respect of high voltages, earthling, aviation obstruction

lights and first aid kit etc.

vi) Carry out periodic maintenance as per approved schedule including special work like

valve changes, test major spares, take performance measurements, and keep records of

the same.

vii) Carry out survey of the reception of signals in the service area including the field

strength measurements at periodical intervals, as required.

c) MSR Engineer

i) Overall In charge of all activities in MSR for network switching.

ii) Ensure proper functioning of all switching, monitoring inter-communication, and

associated equipments, including TVRO and DRS.

iii) Check the daily schedule of programme exchange and finalise routing plan. Incorporate

changes in the schedule taking into account technical considerations.

iv) Coordinate with TD/MW engineer, transmitter engineer/OB engineer and checking

technical quality of incoming programmes and incorporate additional circulatory

wherever necessary.

v) Periodically test DOT Microwave link circuits jointly with DOT staff.

vi) Coordinate with satellite stations/OCS to confirm timings and availability of booked

circuits; ensure technical quality in respect of standards and levels, routing of audio and

video signals from foreign organization etc., arrange audio conferencing between

various centers in the network and with foreign organisations.

4.2.45. Senior Engineering Assistant and Engineering Assistant

Senior Engineering Assistants and Engineering Assistants primarily perform operational duties

in various areas like vision mixing, camera control, lighting, audio, telecine, VTR transmitter,

microwave links, field recording on VCR, Sync sound studio, receiver section, MSR, etc., and

assist engineering officers in the maintenance and installation of equipments/technical

facilities and in Stores work at Doordarshan/ Doordarshan/TV Relay Centers. This is in

addition to any other work assigned to them from time to time by senior engineering officers.

Their detailed duties are as under:

A. Vision Mixing:

i) Attending planning meeting for programme recording/transmissions and suggest

changes in camera script/cue-sheet necessitated due to technical considerations.

ii) Studying the camera-script together with the programme production staff and plan

technical interpretations of the aesthetic requirements of the programme, as determined

by the Producer of the programme.

iii) Studying the transmission cue sheet and plan the technical operations in coordination

with audio-engineer, telecine-engineer, lighting-engineer, VTR Engineer under the

guidance of Technical Director and other members of the technical operations crew.

iv) Checking vision - mixer input signals from all areas.

v) Checking and aligning all monitors in the production control room of the studio for

optimum matching.

vi) Checking the operational performance of all the necessary functions of the vision mixer

and remote controls for proper functioning.

vii) Checking and adjusting the clock system.

viii) Reporting on all minor/major faults to the Technical Director and assisting him in their

rectifications.

B. Camera Control

i) Checking electrical and mechanical working of all the Cameras well in advance for

proper operation of the dollies, pan and tilt head, view-finder, zoom and focus controls

of the lens, the balance of the camera, an to make adjustments wherever necessary.

ii) Checking all the controls of the Camera, main control panel and remote control panel

for normal operation of iris and pedestal etc.

iii) Lining up all the cameras as per the prescribed procedure including white-balance,

black-balance, registration etc., and effecting corrections wherever necessary.

iv) Cross checking with the vision mixer the camera inputs to the switcher for proper

levels.

v) Checking and ensuring the efficient operation of camera producer-CCU/TD

inter-communication system.

vi) Checking the Camera picture quality, during blocking and rehearsal and suggesting

changes to lighting engineer/producer in lighting plot to enhance the overall technical

quality of the programme.

vii) Following the Camera script for production during the rehearsals and Planning camera

controlling sequence accordingly for subsequent implementation during

recording/transmission.

C. Lighting:

i) Attending planning meeting for recording/transmission and suggesting changes in

camera angles/light Plan/cue sheet due to technical consideration for the overall

improvement of programme quality.

ii) Preparing lighting-plot in consultation with Technical Director/Producer, ensuring

optimum technical quality & meeting the aesthetic requirements of programmes.

iii) Briefing the supporting staff for proper implementation of the lighting plan in respect of

physical locations and in consultation with audio-engineer to eliminate

boom/microphone shadows.

iv) Implementation physically the lighting plan ensuring prescribed precautions and

effecting changes wherever necessary.

v) Operating Lighting Control Panel during recording/transmission.

vi) Continuously monitoring the technical quality of the picture from the Camera from the

point of view of lighting and effecting corrections on the spot in close liaison with CCU

Engineer.

vii) Ensuring satisfactory operation of light fittings and power distribution system taking

into account all electrical and mechanical safety precautions.

viii) Attending to routine servicing and maintenance of lighting system.

ix) Maintaining all records in respect of life of bulbs, fittings, etc.

D. Audio:

Attending planning meeting for productions and finalise audio arrangements to meet the

requirements of the production, planning and implementing the microphone placement plan for

recordings/transmissions.

Planning and implementing audio effects for programme production in consultation with the

programmer and TD.

Checking the audio console thoroughly for all its functions, including pre-listening,

foldback and echo etc., checking all inputs signals for levels and quality and effecting

necessary individual channel equalizations.

Checking the audio tapes for the duration and cue marks along with the programme Production

staff.

Attending planning meeting for transmission and suggesting changes found necessary on

account of operational constraints.

Ensuring all the tapes necessary for the transmission are available in proper order of sequence,

checking all the cuts, their durations and cue marks along with programme Production staff.

Ensuring that the audio signals to all the areas (VTR, TK, XTR, MSR, MW etc.) are available

and checking their quality and levels before each recording and transmission.

Checking and adjusting the levels of inter-communication links between the producer, studio

and all other technical areas.

Checking and ensuring the satisfactory working of the studio loud-speaker and fold-back

reservation systems.

Manning the audio-console, tape recorders, turntable during the recording and transmission

and maintaining the individual and relative levels as per the requirements of the production or

transmissions.

E. Transmitter:

i) Assisting the senior engineering officer, if available on duty, in the proper working of

transmitting and associated equipments.

ii) Periodical logging of meter readings.

iii) Carrying out routine maintenance of transmitter and power supply equipments.

iv) Constant monitoring of audio/video signals received from control room/TVRO/DRS

and demodulated signal of transmitter.

v) Checking and maintaining the imprest stores of the transmitter.

vi) Checking the normal functioning of DRS/TVRO relay receivers where provided at the

transmitter site for relay of programmes.

vii) Ensuring proper functioning of intercommunication links with other areas.

F. Master Switching Room: i) Testing of switching, monitoring, intercommunication and associated equipment in

MSR including TVRO and DRS.

ii) Attending along with MSR engineer the daily meeting to discuss the schedule of

programme exchange and prepare a routing plan.

iii) Checking technical quality of incoming and outgoing signals and setting and variable

controls for a particular set up.

iv) Checking and aligning monitors and audio monitoring system and adjusting levels.

v) Manning of switching console for timely change over and continuous monitoring of

incoming and outgoing signal.

vi) Attending to faults and assisting MSR engineer in maintenance of equipment.

vii) Checking to ensure proper operation of intercom links with other areas.

G. Electronic News Gathering (ENG): viii) Testing and aligning the ENG gear along with the cameraman for satisfactory

audio/video operation of the unit.

ix) Offering suggestions or assistance to the cameraman in respect of operation of camera

viz-filter settings, video level, white-balance, registration etc.

x) Operating the recorder during the recording at location and checking the recording for

optimum quality.

xi) Maintaining records of the performance of equipment at locations and report any

malfunctioning to senior officers at the base.

xii) Keep essential tools and attending to the minor faults at location.

xiii) Assisting the senior engineering officers in the maintenance of ENG equipment.

H. VTR:

i) Assisting the AE in the Testing of VCR machines for satisfactory

ii) Operating the VTR during the recording/playback/editing etc.

Previewing tapes for recording/transmission, playback along audio audio/recording

and play back.with programme production staff, checking and confirming the track to

be used and briefing the audio engineer accordingly.

iii) Maintaining records of recording/Playback of tapes.

iv) Assisting the AE in the maintenance of VTRs.

v) Ensuring proper functioning of intercom links with other areas.

I. Sync Sound Studio: i. Testing the sync sound transfer machine(s) tape recorders, audio-video monitors, turn

tables,

ii. echo units, audio console and other associated equipment for satisfactory/operation.

iii. Transferring the sound from 16mm tape to VI to VI audio tape for capsuling for a

particular programme.

iv. Attending to monitor faults at the time of operation, reporting Major faults to the T.D.

or AE in charge of the film Section.

v. Checking the projection system in the Studio and the associated remote control.

vi. Checking placement of microphone, testing and adjusting level and balancing for audio

recordings and operation of audio console.

vii. Checking functioning of film equipment in other areas like editing, processing and

preview.

G. Microwave Link: i. Assisting members of staff during the bench test, installation at the

transmitting/receiving and lining up of the equipment.

ii. Ensuring proper packaging and testing of the equipment before movement to and from

OB spot and unpacking at the other end.

iii. Manning the control units during transmission/reception.

iv. Establishing the voice communication link between the transmitter/receiver.

v. Assisting in routine measurement on MW chain for optimum performance.

vi. Ensuring proper operation of intercom links with other areas.

H. Maintenance/Installation:

Assisting the AE/ASE in charge of maintenance/installation teams in the servicing of defective

equipments in various areas and installation/commissioning of new equipment

systems/technical facilities at the Kendra respectively.

I. Purchase/Stores:

Assisting the Officer-in-charge of the engineering stores in the checking/testing of

equipments/spares, maintenance of records and preparations of various returns.

4.2.46. Senior Technician/Technician

Senior technicians/technicians primarily assist engineers in the maintenance of equipment in

various technical areas and in the operational activities of audio/lighting/

telecine/air-conditioning/transmitter and other areas. This is in addition to any other work

assigned to them from time to time by superior engineering officers. The details of their duties

are as under:

A. Audio Side

i. Placing microphones in the studio and connecting them to the audio-console via

microphone cables; Operating boom-mike fitted in the studio; helping

audio-engineer in the testing of microphones, headphones, inter-communication

systems, tape recorders, turn table etc., removing mikes, audio cables and other

associated portable and loose audio equipment used for programme and keeping

them in proper place after recording/transmission.

ii. Checking and maintaining all the tools provided in production control room and

keeping their record.

iii. Checking emergency light system.

iv. Remain present in Studio during recording/transmission for shifting the mikes and

connectors and keeping in constant touch with audio-engineer via headset.

v. Ensuring general cleanliness of equipment, racks, Consoles, glass-partitions, doors

etc. in the technical areas.

vi. Assisting engineers in the maintenance of audio/PCR equipments.

vii. Checking and replenishing first-aid box material.

B. Lighting Side

i. Testing of lighting system including moving light battens and essential studio

lighting circuits wherever provided.

ii. Positioning and adjusting light fixtures in the studio/OB location as per instructions

from the engineers.

iii. Operating lighting switchgear system.

iv. Keeping a watch on the lighting system for any abnormality like blow outs,

overheating of connectors, cables, fixtures and other failure during and after the

programme.

v. Attending to faults like replacement of fuses, cable, connectors, bulbs lenses etc.

during recording transmission shifts.

vi. Ensuring general upkeep of lighting fixtures and moving light batten-system for

proper electrical and mechanical operation and taking all electrical and mechanical

safety precautions.

vii. Testing of intercom links between lighting control and switchgear rooms.

viii. Checking tools, clock, first-aid kit, wherever provided, in lighting control room.

C. Transmitter Side

i. Assisting engineers on duty in operation and maintenance of transmitter equipment.

ii. Testing/checking clocks/emergency lights/first-aid kit provided in transmitter,

checking power supply switchgears and electrical sub-station equipments for normal

functioning under the guidance of engineer on duty.

iii. Testing and operating the standby diesel generator(s).

iv. Assisting the engineer in the installation/alignment of MW/TVRO/DRS links.

v. Attending to minor faults during the shift.

vi. Operating air-conditioning plants and window type air-conditioners.

D. Air-conditioning Side:

i. Operating A/C plants and window type air-conditioners.

ii. Periodic logging meter readings in A/C room and temperature/humidity readings in

different air-conditioned areas.

iii. Keeping constant watch on A/C equipment in shift for normal functioning.

iv. Routine checking of power supply switchgear provided in A/C Plant rooms.

v. Testing and operation of diesel generator(s) where not co-located with transmitter.

vi. Checking/filling the water in water reservoir for fire hydrant and periodic checking

of fire fighting facilities in the premises.

vii. Carrying out maintenance of A/C Plants and window Type aid-conditioners under

the guidance of Engineers.

viii. Attending to minor faults during the shift.

E. General Maintenance:

i. Assisting Maintenance Engineer in the maintenance of equipments in various

technical areas,

ii. Checking master/Slave Clocks in Coordination with various sections.

iii. Checking emergency lights and charging batteries provided in each section.

iv. Checking house lights in various technical areas.

v. Checking tools, portable test and measuring equipments and maintaining a record of

their movements.

vi. Checking technical pamphlets available in maintenance Section.

vii. Supervising general cleaning of the floors in technical areas in association with the

Helper/Khalasi.

4.2.47 . Mast Technician

Mast Technician is primarily required to work on transmitting masts/towers at the

transmitting centres: His duties include the following in addition to any other work assigned by

the superior engineering Officers from time to time.

1. Attending to antenna-feeders, distribution transformers and other fixtures in the

antenna system mounted on tour.

2. Replacing fused mast lights.

3. Repairing electrical fittings, cables on the mast.

4. Carrying out routine maintenance of electrical mechanical fixtures of the mast

including mast lifts.

5. Installing equipments and fixtures on the tower.

6. Carrying out maintenance and replacement of all necessary gear required for

working on masts/towers.

7. Installation and te4sting of Parabolic dish antenna and equipments of the microwave

links on tall structures/buildings for establishing programme link between the OB

spot and the centre.

4.2.48. Helper/Khalasi

Helper/Khalasi primarily perform following duties, in addition to any other work

assigned to them by their superiors from time to time.

1. Helping SEA/EA/Sr.Technician/Technician in the maintenance of equipments.

2. Maintaining cleanliness of equipments and technical furniture in technical areas.

3. Shifting of equipment/furniture.

4. Helping technical operations staff in lighting, telecine audio, air-conditioning

equipment maintenance and installation work.

5. Locking/opening of technical area in presence of the shift-incharge.

6. Working as Camera dolleyman/cableman in studio/OB spots.

7. Laying Cables and providing other manual help in installation of MW links during

OB/ENG coverages. (Authority: DG: DD Memo.No.1/12/85-S.II dated 16.10.1985)

B. ADMINISTRATION

4.2.49. Senior Administrative Officer

The Senior Administrative Officer will look after the work relating to personnel

administration (except that pertaining to Group =D' Staff) and budget and financial control. He

will be in overall charge of the entire Administrative and Accounts sections including

Transport. (Where there is Sr. Admn. Officer in place of DDA, his duties will be the same as

above).

4.2.50. Administrative Officer

The Administrative Officer will function as Drawing and Disbursing Officer. He will have

direct responsibility for work relating to staff matters pertaining to Group =D' staff (including

casual labour), Transport section, General section and other house keeping jobs including

upkeep of the Studio, Repair of cars will also be looked after by the Administrative Officer in

consultation with Superintending Engineer, wherever necessary.

Programme Administration: Checking and initialing every entry made in the ay Order

Book once when it is sent to the officer on duty and again after check with the Log Book on its

receipt back from the officer on duty the next day, whatch over delayed payments to artists and

keeping a watch over the payments to artists and owners of copyrights are some of the

important duties relating to administration of programmes.

Note: 1. Proposals for the purchase of stores requiring sanction of the Director/

Superintending Engineer/Directorate will be routed through the DDA/SAO.

Similarly proposals put up by the property/Scenic Section and other programme

sections to Assistant Station Director/Deputy Director (Programmes) for their

sanction will be routed through the AO.

2. All Administrative/Financial sanctions, after they are accorded on files by the

Director/Sg.E will be communicated under the signature of DDA/AO respectively.

3. The duties of DDA will be performed in his absence, by the AO and vice-versa.

4.2.51. Head Clerk/ Assistant

He should assist the Officer incharge of Administration/Administrative Officer and will

be incharge of establishment and items other than accounts e.g. Service Books and leave

accounts of Non-gazetted Government Servants, Staff artists, Maintenance of Statistical

Registers and Books, inventories.

He should also assist the Administrative Officer in supervision of work of Group “D' staff

posted in sections other than Engineering. Heads of Kendra should ensure there is equitable

distribution of work between the Head Clerk and Accountant.

On occasions when the Accountant or Head Clerk is away on leave or one of the posts is

unfilled, all duties attached to both the posts should be performed by the Accountant or Head

Clerk as the case may be.

4.2.52. Accountant /Assistant 1. The Accountant is responsible for the correct maintenance of all accounts, e.g. Cash

Book, Contingent registers etc. and for the correct preparation and filing of all

vouchers. He functions as a primary auditor. He is also responsible for the correct

maintenance of various expenditure registers and preparation of expenditure

statements, Budget/Revised Estimates etc.

perform these functions effectively, he should be appraised of all orders, sanctions etc.

He should keep a watch on the control of expenditure and advise AO/Head of office in

respect of all important proposals.

2. He should see that all orders, sanctions etc. affecting expenditure are entered in

Sanction Register and payments noted against relevant sanctions as and when they are

made:

Note: Sanctions relating to petty Contingent expenditure accorded by Head of office need not

be entered in this register. Only those sanctions which cannot be watched through other

registers need be entered.

3. The Accountant is also responsible for prompt and correct preparation of Commercial

(Proforma) Accounts and maintenance of connected records & registers.

4. Reconciliation of cheques issued and encashed and reconciliation of

expenditure/receipts is also the responsibility of the Accountant.

4.2.53. Clerks Grade T / U.D.C.

The more important items of work entrusted to a Clerk Grade I are: correspondence

relating to appointments, promotions, transfers, etc., preparation of periodical returns relating

to staff for transmission to the Director General; posting of entries in service books;

preparation or check of pay and T.A. bills preparation of budget and revised estimates and

attending to correspondence relating to them; preparation and submission of monthly accounts

to the DG, and the Accountant General; maintenance of Journal and Ledger, compilation of

Proforma Accounts and reconciliation of departmental figures with those of the Pay &

Accounts Officer. Where there are two Clerks Grade I, or more, the distribution of work

between them should be done by the Director/Head of Kendra/Office on the rational basis.

4.2.54. Storekeeper

The Storekeeper is in direct charge of the stores and is responsible for the acquisition of

stores, their custody and their disposal. He is also responsible for maintaining correct records

and preparing correct returns in respect of stores entrusted to him. All transactions of receipt

and issues should be recorded strictly in accordance with the prescribed rules or procedures in

order of occurance and as soon as they take place. The stores received Book (DD-A-7), Stores

Issued Book (DD-A-8), and Stores Ledger in form (DD-A-9), Register of unserviceable stores,

register of defective stores, register of empties, etc. are the important documents that should be

maintained by the Storekeeper.

4.2.55. Cashier 1. The consideration that should be kept in view in selecting a Cashier are printed in

Annexure I which also contains details about security, etc., to be furnished by him. The

main duties of the Cashier should be i) handling of cash and ii) maintenance of cash

book and other connected registers.

2. Printed receipt for amounts received should be prepared by the Cashier, checked by the

Accountant and signed byt eh Drawing and Disbursing Officer after the latter ensures

that it is correct in every way.

4.2.56. Clerks Grade-TT/ L.D.C.

The more important items of work entrusted to Clerks Grade-II are: Routine items of

work like preparation of monthly Pay Bill, T.A.Bills and Medical reimbursement bills,

maintenance of Bill Register, Increment Register, Register showing changes in Staff, Leave

Accounts of regular staff; Pay Order Book, Royalty Register, Stationary Account and

Registers, Artist's Ledgers, Store Ledgers (Value account), diarizing and dispatch of letters etc.

etc.

4.2.57. Librarian

He/She is in-charge of the Library of the Kendra which contains books, newspapers etc.

and video recordings and tapes. He/she should maintain separate stock Registers in form S-48

for books purchased and books received free and in form DD-A-6 for video recordings/tapes.

The account of Transcription Service Records may be maintained in form DD-A-5.

He/She should invariably take stock of books, video recordings, tapes etc. in his/her charge, on

the following occasions.

i. On appointment to the post of Librarian;

ii. On return from leave; and

iii. On transfer

A cent percent physical verification of the books should be under-taken at the end of each

financial year.

Note: Security deposit required under para 274 of GFRs need not be taken from the Librarian

of Library Staff. (Authority : On the line of DG:AIR Memo.No.22(3)A&G G/59 dated

13.11.1959).

C. NEWS WING

1) Joint Director (News) and Head of Regional News Unit: (To supervise and manage the functioning of the entire News unit)

a) Supervise the content of News Bulletins and Current Affairs programmes

produced by News Unit.

b) Delegate duties to News Editors.

c) Supervise the assignment of coverages to Stringers and to ensure its judicious

utilization.

d) Supervise the duties and assignments of Casual Staff working with News unit.

e) Liaison with concerned State/Central Government departments/PSUs regarding

News Coverages and related activities.

2) Function as the representative of DG (News):

a) To co-ordinate with DG (N&CA) office, New Delhi for coverages for DD -

News and function as the Bureau Chief for DD - News channel.

b) Produce programmes like State Scan, Press Review etc for DD - News.

c) Co-ordinate the deployment of DD (News) mobile DSNG in the State.

d) Report important events and breaking stories to DD - News.

3) Asst. News Editors

a) Selecting news items to be included in the News Bulletins

b) Drafting and editing News items

c) Compilation of News bulletins

d) Preparation of scripts for State Scan and Press Review

e) Other works delegated by Joint Director (News)

Section 4(1)(b)(iii) Procedure followed in the decision making 3. process, including

channels of supervision and accountability

Decision making chart of Doordarshan Kendra, Bangalore is given below

4.Section 4(1)(b)(iv) Norms set by Doordarshan for the discharge of its functions. The functions of Doordarshan mainly concern the production of Programmes. To ensure

that the programmes produced for Doordarshan conform to the objectives of Prasar Bharati,

the following norms have been evolved:

i) Guidelines for commissioning of programmes by different units such as the central

commissioning unit, Kashir Channel, Sports Channel, DD-Bharati and Regional Kendras etc.

ii) Guidelines for Sponsorship of Programmes by different Wings such as DD-National, Sports,

DD-Bharati and Regional Kendras etc .

iii) Guidelines and norms for telecast of featur e films on Royalty basis by Regional Kendras and

for different Channels like DD- National, DD-India etc.

iv) Guidelines for acquisition of various categories of programmes. The following norms are also

relevant:

a. Guidelines for Sports Programme coverages and Revenue Generation thereof.

b. Resolution of issues and disputes concerning telecast of programme by the

Regional Kendras and various Channels of which the Directorate is the Appellate

Authority.

c. Pursuance of all such legal matters pertaining to the Programme activities in vir tue

of (ii) as above.

d. Rate structure for payment to various categories of artistes, authors and performers

for production of programmes for DD National and Regional Channels/Kendras.

5. Section 4(1)(b)(v) The rules, regulations, instructions, manuals and records, held by

Doordarshan or under its controls or used by its employees for discharging its functions.

Besides, the norms etc. relevant to Section 4(1)(b)(iv), Doordarshan follows the relevant rules of the

Government, e.g. General Financial Rules, Delegation of Financial Power Rules, Office Procedure etc.

6. Section 4(1)(b)(vi) A statement of the categories of documents that are held by Director,

Doordarshan Kendra under its control The following are the main categories of documents that ar e held by Director: Doordarshan :

Files (Only office orders made available). Service Book (Own available for inspection). Various

Registers Bills

Acquittance Rolls Log Books Seniority Lists

Telephone Directory of Doordarshan Booklet showing the sanctioned strength Guidelines for

commissioned programmes Guidelines for sponsorship scheme

7. Section 4(1)(b)(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 Not applicable

8. Section 4(1)(b)(viii) A statement of the boards, councils, committees and other bodies

consisting of two or more persons constituted as a part of Directorate General: Doordarshan 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

Sl.no Name of the Board/Council/

Committee etc

Whether meetings of

these bodies are open to

the public

Whether minutes of their meetings are

accessible for public

1 Program Advisory No The minutes of this committee are meant to

assist the competent authority in making its

decision. However, the minutes can be made

available to the individual concerned/affected,

on demand

2 Feature Film Selection

Committee

No The minutes of this committee are meant to

assist the competent authority in making its

decision. However, the minutes can be made

available to the individual concerned/affected,

on demand

3 Sponsored Serial Selection

Committee

No The minutes of this committee are meant to

assist the competent authority in making its

decision. However, the

minutes can be made available to the

individual oncerned/affected, on demand

4 Purchase Committee No The minutes of this committee are meant to

assist the competent authority in making its

decision. However, the minutes can be made

available to the individual oncerned/affected,

on demand

9.Section 4(1)(b)(viii) A directory of its Officers and employees STAFF DETAILS AS ON 28.02.2018

DIRECTOR / DY. DIRECTOR GENERAL 1 N.CHANDRASHEKAR

ASST.DIRECTOR(P)/PRODUCER GR-I 1 USHA KINI

2 NIRMALA C. YELIGAR

VIDEO EXECUTIVE 1 N.S. MANJUNATHA

2 R. N. S REDDY

CAMERAMAN GR-I 1 K.T.Desai

2 G. SURESH

3 G. BHASKARAN

4 I.S. RAMAKRISHNA

PROG. EXECUTIVE/ PRODUCER GR-II 1 JAYACHANDRA

2 RAJENDRA KATTI

3 A.M. MOHAN KUMAR

EDIT SUPERVISOR 1 S. GUNASEKARAN

2 UMA MAHESHWARI

GRAPHIC SUPERVISOR 1 A.R. SURESH

TRANSMISSION EXECUTIVE 1 M.N. CHANDRAKALA

2 SANGAMESH

3 LAKSHMI KARANTH

4 G.M DHIWAKAR

5 NEETHY ELIZABETH JOSEPH

6 KUNGUMA GAYATHRI

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT 1 G. RAGHU

2 H.N. ARATHI

3 TEMSILA AIER

4 BK SREEDHAR

5 K. PRAKASH

6 G. HARISH

7 LAKSHMI SAINANI

8 CHIKKARANGAIAH

9 S.B. BHAJANTRI

10 SUDHAKARAN PRIYA

11 N. RAJESHWARI

12 BV JANARDHAN

13 GAVASKAR 14 BHOOPATHI RAJA

CAMERAMAN GR-II

1 S.SURESH

2 B.V.HARIPRASAD

3 M.NIRMALA

4 M.G.GOVINDARAJU

5 K.UTTAMAPRABHU

6 G.PALANI

7 S.G. SURESH

8 GIRISH. M

9 GOPAL RAO. M.

10 K. GOVIND RAO

11 S.V. VENKATESH

12 B.K. HEMANTHKUMAR

13 LOLAKSHA. L. ANCHAN

14 CHANNA BASAVANNA. B.L.

15 C.R. DATTA PRASAD 16 M.R. HARISH KUMAR

17 KRISHNAMURTHY GANESH

LIGHTING ASST. 1 B. VASUDEVA MURTHY

2 R.L. MANJUNATHA

3 K. VASUDEVA

4 B.P. PARTHASARTHY

5 A. APPAJI RAO

6 V. PRABHAKARA 7 D. YADAIAH

FILM/VIDEO EDITORS 1 DOMINIC CHRISTOPHER

2 K. LAKSHMI PRASAD

3 K. NARHARI RAO

4 L. SHIVASHANKAR

5 G. SRIDHAR

GRAPHIC ARTIST 1 SATISH S. SHOLAPUR

2 SHAMSUNDER

SCENIC DESIGNER 1 MD. ZABIULLA

LIBRARY INFO ASST 1 S.K. SHIVAKUMAR

MAKE-UP ARTIST / ASST 1 B. UMESH KUMAR

2 K. MADEGOWDA

FLOOR MANAGER 1 H.S. SATEESH

2 V. HANUMANTHAIAH

FLOOR ASSISTANT 1 M. PRADEEP

2 K.N. VIJAYAKUMAR

3 B. YOGESH

4 N. RAJANNA

5 D. CHANDRASHEKARAIAH

6 C. VENKATESH BABU REDDY

7 G. THIMMARAJU

8 R.V.S. GOWDA

9 S. KESHAVAMURTHY

10 S. VICTOR PARANJOTHI

11 SANJOY CHAKROBORTY

CARPENTER 1 CHANDRASHEKARACHARI

2 VIJAYKUMAR PATI

3 RAMESH HOLLA

4 PARAMESHWAR

TAILOR 1 H.R. VENKATALAKSHMI

PAINTER 1 K. SUBBAIAH

2 SIDDARAMAPPA

3 K. VEERANNA

DIRECTOR (NEWS) 1 PALLAVI CHINYA

DY. DIRECTOR ( NEWS ) 1 NIJO VARGHESE

ASST. DIRECTOR ( NEWS ) 1 N.D.PRASAD

2 YASHWANT SHEHNAI

DY. DIRECTOR GENERAL ( E ) 1 ANIL KUMAR MANGALGI

DIRECTOR /DY. DIRECTOR ( E ) 1 R. VENKATESH, DDE

2 K.B. SIDDALINGAPPA, DDE

3 NIRANJAN

ASSISTANT ENGINEER 1 PUNITHA RAMANI

2 SRIKRISHNA

3 PJ RAVIKUMAR

4 N. PALANI

5 K. LOGANATHAN

6 K. SATISH 7 VENKATARAMANA M. J

8 T.K. ARAVINDAKSHAN

9 P.K. UPADHYAYA

H.M. ABDULLA KOYA

HULUGAPPA

SUGUMAR BABU

K.P. ANILKUMAR

M.R. SUJATHA

MEENA PRABHAKARAN

PARAMESHWARAPPA

S.V.R. MIRJI

NAGENDRA PRASAD

A.V.S. SELVARAJ

K. THANGAPOO

SR. ENGG. ASSISTANT 1 K. SUBHA SUNDAR

2 CA ANWAR

3 RENUKA DEVI

4 USHA T.P

5 L VENKATESH

6 MEENALOCHINI .S.M

7 V. RAVI 8 S.C. UDAYAKANTHRAO 9 R. MADHAVI

TORGAL. V.P

M. LAILA

SHAKILA V. SHETTY

ENGINEERING ASST

N. SANTHOSH KUMAR

RAMACHANDRA C

VARGHEES GEORGE

GANAPATHY NAYAK.

SHEIK SALEEM

KURUVILLA GEORGE

T.RAMALINGAM

ASHFAK AHMED

K.P JAYASHREE

B.J. SATHYANARAYANA

K. VIJAYALAKSHMI

PRABHAKARAN . K

MALLIGA T.A

GAJENDRA . R

S. RAMADASS

V. GOWRISHANKAR

B.S.MANJUNATH

MAMTA RAWAT

SHILPA CHAWLA

ANUBHA CHOUDHARY

AKHILENDRA PRATAP OJHA

ANKUSH TRIPATHI

JITHIN KRISHNA B.S

KIRAN KUMARI

K.M OSHIN GUPTA

SUBHRANSU SEKHAR MISHRA

SHAFEEQUE. I

P. SAMEER BABU

H.S. SURESH KUMAR

R. SHIVAPRAKASH

N.U. KRISHNAKUMAR

S. HARI BALAKRISHNAN

U.K. RAM MOHAN

SR. TECHNICIAN

BS RAVINDRA PRASAD

P. MUNIKRISHNA

S.V. RAGHOTHAMAN

E. RAMESH

ARUN KUMAR SINGH

KENCHAIAH

KR RAVINDRA

V. MOHAMMED RAFIQ

A.P. SAGAYARAJAN

D. WILLIAMS

S.S. CHANDRASHEKAR

C. THIMMAIAH

JAYARAMA

MAST TECHNICIAN

SADASHIVA D. MATH

TECHNICIAN

N. BOREGOWDA

N. VIVEKANANDA

P. VALSAN

BR. SRINIVAS

D. DHANRAJ

BO SANJEEV KUMAR

N. VIJAYA RAGHAVA REDDY

P. JAYAKUMAR

DC SOMACHAR

VIJAYANANDA BABU

R. VENKATACHALAM

MN RENUKARADHYA

RA KOLLAPPANAVAR

J. JAGANNATH

DASARATH HOTKAR

M. MUNIRAMA

SENIOR ADMIN. OFFICER 1 T. S. SADASHIVA

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER 1 G. GOPINATH

HEAD CLERK /ASSISTANT/SSK 1 ISAAC P. ABRAHAM

2 S. DIWAKAR

3 D. MAHADEVARAO

4 M.C. SRIDHARAN

5 A. GOPALA

HINDI TRANSLATOR 1 DR. VARADARAJ

STENOGRAPHER GR-I 1 J. UMADEVI

2 S. NANDY

3 S. SUNANDA

4 SRINIVAS

5 N. VEENA

6 GOPALKRISHNA N

STORE KEEPER 1 S. SURENDRAN

UPPER DIVISION CLERK 1 MARY KALPANA

2 S.P BALRAJ

3 SAVITHA V. NAIK

4 G. NARASAMMA

5 R. MANJUNATH

6 M. P. MURALEEDHARAN

7 JYOTHI

8 K. SARAVANA SUNDARAM

9 MALLIKARJUNA

10 K.N. RAVIKUMAR

11 R. RESHMI

12 PARVATI B. MOHITENAVAR

13 D.GANGAMANI

14 D. ARUNA

15 BAVITHA RAI

ASSISTANT PROTOCOL CUM LIASON OFFICER OFFICER

1 D. SHIVAKUMAR

LOWER DIVISION CLERK 1 SURESH CHANDRA. N.S.

2 USHA NANDINI. N.D

3 GURUBRAHMA

4 HE. SHIVARUDRAMMA

5 YESHODHA DEVI

6 JANAGI WILSON

7 GEETHA KIRAN

8 S. BINDU

OB VAN DRIVER 1 A. DAMODARAN (GR – 1)

MOTOR DRIVER 1 G. ASHWATHAPPA ( Gr. II )

ASST. RESEARCH OFFICER 1 HATHEEJA BIBI

HELPER 1 BABU

2 M. NAGARAJ

3 G. VARADHAN

4 M. IYAPPA

5 N. MADHUSUDHAN

6 M. MANJUNATHA

7 N. MAHESHA

8 MS. MANI

9 V. NAGARAJA

10 K. CHANDRASHEKAR SHASTRY

11

M ANDAKUMAR

12

RIAZ AHMED

GESTETNER OPERATOR 1 D. MUNIRAJU

STUDIO ATTENDENT 1 B.N. RAMESH

2 P. RAMASHEKAR

LIBRARY ATTENDENT 1 R. NANJAPPA

PEON CUM MESSENGER 1 S. VENKATESH

2 S. MANJULA

3 R. NAVANEETHAM

4 H. LINGAPPA

5 PRABHU KUMAR SAHU

SECURITY GUARD 1 MALLOJI RAO KALE

MALI 1 GANGA HANUMANTHAPPA

SWEEPER CUM FARASH 1 CHIKKANNA

2 S. RAMESH

3 R. PRAKASH

4 MALINI. M

Section 4(1)(b)(x) - The monthly remuneration received by each of the officers and employees of Doordarshan Kendra

including the system of compensation as provided in its regulations.

SL. NO. IRLA NO. NAME & DESG BP DA HRA TPT GROSS

1 14581 N. CHANDRASHEKAR 112400 5620 26976 144996

DDG(P)

2 13522 ANIL K. MANGALGI 177400 8870 42576 228846

DDG€

3 14099 USHA KINI 104800 5240 25152 7560 142752

ADP

4 14866 JAYACHANDRA 101700 5085 24408 7560 138753

PEX

5 14056 PUNITA RAMANI 101700 5085 24408 7560 138753

AE

6 14867 NIRANJAN 108800 5440 26112 7560 147912

DDE

7 14483 K.B. SIDDALINGAPPA 108800 5440 26112 7560 147912

DDE

8 15139 R. VENKATESH 130600 6530 7560 144690

ADE

9 15015 PALLAVI CHINYA 130600 6530 31344 168474JT. DIR

TOTAL 1076800 53840 227088 45360 1403088

DDK STAFF(IRLA) SALARY FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 2018

Section 4(1)(b)(x) The monthly remuneration received by each of the officers and employees of Doordarshan Kendra including the system of compensation as provided in its regulations.

Sl.No. Fullname Wing Designation PayScale-GradePay Year Month Basic Pay DA HRA Transport Total

1 GOPINATH G ADMIN Administrative Officer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 58600 2930 14064 7560 83154

2 D MAHADEVA RAO ADMIN Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 55200 2760 13248 3780 74988

3 GOPAL A ADMIN Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 55200 2760 13248 3780 74988

4 ISAAC P. ABRAHAM ADMIN Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 55200 2760 13248 3780 74988

5 M C SRIDHARAN ADMIN Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 53600 2680 12864 3780 72924

6 SHESHAGIRI RAO S R DIWAKARA ADMIN Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 55200 2760 13248 3780 74988

7 A DAMODARAN ADMIN Driver Gr.I PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2800 2018 February 52000 2600 12480 3780 70860

8 VARADARAJ M ADMIN Hindi Translator PB-3 : 15600-39100 - 6600 2018 February 83300 4165 19992 7560 115017

9 S K SHIVAKUMAR ADMIN Library and Information Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 74300 3715 17832 3780 99627

10 GEETHA KIRAN ADMIN Lower Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 1900 2018 February 21100 1055 5064 1418 28637

11 GURUBRAMHA ADMIN Lower Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 37500 1875 9000 3780 52155

12 JANAGI WILSON ADMIN Lower Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2800 2018 February 41600 2080 9984 3780 57444

13 S BINDU ADMIN Lower Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 1900 2018 February 19900 995 4776 1418 27089

14 SHIVARUDRAMMA H E ADMIN Lower Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 34000 1700 0 3780 39480

15 SURESH CHANDRA N S ADMIN Lower Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2800 2018 February 42800 2140 10272 3780 58992

16 USHA NANDINI N D ADMIN Lower Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2800 2018 February 38100 1905 9144 3780 52929

17 YASHODHA DEVI ADMIN Lower Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 1900 2018 February 23800 1190 0 1418 26678

18 G ASHWATHAPPA ADMIN Motor Driver PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 49000 2450 11760 3780 66990

19 B N RAMESH ADMIN MTS PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 36400 1820 0 3780 42000

20 CHIKKANNA ADMIN MTS PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 33000 1650 0 3780 38490

21 D MUNIRAJU ADMIN MTS PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 34000 1700 8160 3780 45200

22 GANGA HANUMANTHAPA ADMIN MTS PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 34000 1700 8160 3780 47700

23 H LINGAPPA ADMIN MTS PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 33000 1650 7920 3780 46410

24 MALINI M ADMIN MTS PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 1800 2018 February 20900 1045 0 0 21945

25 MALLOJIRAO KALE ADMIN MTS PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 1900 2018 February 31100 1555 7464 3780 43959

26 P RAMASHEKAR ADMIN MTS PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 34000 1700 8160 3780 47640

27 PRABHU KUMAR SAHU ADMIN MTS PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 1800 2018 February 18000 900 0 1418 20318

28 R NANJAPPA ADMIN MTS PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 38600 1930 9264 3780 53574

29 R NAVANEETHAM ADMIN MTS PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 1800 2018 February 27600 1380 0 3780 32820

30 R PRAKASH ADMIN MTS PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 1800 2018 February 20900 1045 5016 1418 28619

31 S MANJULA ADMIN MTS PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 1900 2018 February 32000 1600 7680 3780 45060

32 S RAMESH ADMIN MTS PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 1800 2018 February 20900 1045 5016 1418 28379

33 S VENKATESH ADMIN MTS PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 34000 1700 8160 3780 47640

34 T S SADASHIVA ADMIN Senior Administrative Officer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 72100 3605 17304 3780 96789

35 GOPALAKRISHNAN N ADMIN Steno Grade I/Stenographer Grade A PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 53600 2703 12974 3780 73517

36 J UMA DEVI ADMIN Steno Grade I/Stenographer Grade A PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 62200 3133 15038 3780 84611

37 K P NANDKUMAR ADMIN Steno Grade I/Stenographer Grade A PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 60400 3020 14496 3780 81696

38 SHIBOBBRATO NANDY ADMIN Steno Grade I/Stenographer Grade A PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 70000 3500 16800 3780 94080

39 SRINIVAS ADMIN Steno Grade I/Stenographer Grade A PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 60400 3043 14606 3780 82289

40 SUNANDA S ADMIN Steno Grade I/Stenographer Grade A PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 58600 2953 14174 3780 79967

41 VEENA N ADMIN Steno Grade I/Stenographer Grade A PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 58600 2953 14174 3780 79967

42 ARUNA D ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2400 2018 February 39800 1990 9552 3780 55122

43 B M PARVATI ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2800 2018 February 39200 1960 9408 3780 54348

44 BALARAJ S P ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2800 2018 February 42800 2140 10272 3780 58992

SALARY DETAILS OF February-2018-DD-BANGALORE - DDK(255)

45 BAVITHA RAI ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2400 2018 February 38600 1930 9264 3780 53574

46 GANGAMANI ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 1900 2018 February 27900 1395 6696 3780 39771

47 JYOTHI ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2400 2018 February 34300 1715 8232 7560 51967

48 K.N. RAVIKUMAR ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2400 2018 February 41000 2050 0 3780 46830

49 M P MURALEEDHARAN ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2800 2018 February 44100 2205 10584 3780 60669

50 MALLIKARJUNA M N ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2800 2018 February 41600 2080 9984 3780 57444

51 MANJUNATH R ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2400 2018 February 40400 2020 9696 3780 56646

52 MARY KALPANA ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 52000 2600 12480 3780 70860

53 NARASAMMA G ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2400 2018 February 41600 2080 9984 3780 57444

54 R RESHMI ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2400 2018 February 31400 1570 7536 3780 44286

55 S SURENDRAN ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2400 2018 February 40400 2020 9696 3780 55896

56 SARAVANA SUNDARAM ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2800 2018 February 38100 1905 9144 3780 52929

57 SAVITHA V NAIK ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2800 2018 February 41600 2080 9984 3780 57444

58 SHIVAKUMAR D ADMIN Upper Division Clerk PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2800 2018 February 50500 2525 0 3780 56805

59 HATHIJA BIBI AR Assistant Resarch Officer Grade-II PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 70000 3500 16800 3780 94080

60 A. NAGENDRA PRASAD ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 98700 4935 23688 7560 134883

61 A. V. S. SELVARAAJ ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 101700 5085 24408 7560 138753

62 H SRI KRISHNA ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 101700 5085 24408 7560 138753

63 H.M. ABDULLA KOYA ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 95800 4790 22992 7560 131142

64 HULUGAPPA ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 98700 4935 0 7560 111195

65 K.P. ANIL KUMAR ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 83600 4180 20064 3780 114024

66 LOGANATHAN K ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 101700 5085 24408 7560 138753

67 M J VENKATARAMANA ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 98700 4935 23688 7560 134883

68 M R SUJATHA ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 101700 5085 24408 7560 138753

69 M SUGUMAR BABU ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 104800 5240 25152 7560 145852

70 MEENA PRABHAKARAN M ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 95800 4790 22992 7560 131142

71 N PALANI ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 81200 4060 19488 3780 108528

72 P J RAVIKUMAR ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 98700 4935 23688 7560 134883

73 PADAMANABHA K UPADHYAY ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 95800 4790 22992 7560 131142

74 PARAMESHWARAPPA ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 101700 5085 24408 7560 138753

75 SANJEEV VITHALRAO MIRJI ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 98700 4935 23688 7560 134883

76 SATISH K ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 93000 4650 22320 7560 127530

77 T K ARAVINDAKSHAN ENGG Assistant Engineer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 93000 4650 22320 7560 127530

78 C A ANWAR ENGG Senior Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 101700 5085 24408 7560 138753

79 K SUBHASUNDAR ENGG Senior Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 93000 4650 22320 7560 127530

80 L VENKATESH ENGG Senior Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 98700 4935 23688 7560 134883

81 M. LAILA ENGG Senior Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 93000 4650 22320 7560 127530

82 R MADHAVI ENGG Senior Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 93000 4650 22320 7560 127530

83 RENUKADEVI S ENGG Senior Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 93000 4650 22320 7560 127530

84 S M MEENALOCHANI ENGG Senior Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 90740 4537 23688 7560 126525

85 SHAKILA V SHETTY ENGG Senior Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 93000 4650 22320 7560 127530

86 UDAYAKANT RAO S C ENGG Senior Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 93000 4650 22320 7560 127530

87 USHA T P ENGG Senior Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 93000 4650 22320 7560 127530

88 V P TORGAL ENGG Senior Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 90300 4515 21672 7560 126647

89 V RAVI ENGG Senior Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 90300 4515 21672 7560 124047

90 AKHILENDRA PRATAP OJHA ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 0 3780 43680

91 ANKUSH TRIPATHI ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 9024 3780 52704

92 ANUBHA CHOUDHARY ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 26109 1880 0 3780 31769

93 ASFAKH AHMED ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 76500 3825 18360 3780 102465

94 B J SATHYANARAYANA ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 76500 3825 18360 3780 102465

95 GAJENDRA R ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 81200 4060 0 3780 89040

96 GANAPATHY NAYAK ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 76500 3825 18360 3780 102465

97 JAYASHREE K P ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 87700 4385 21048 7560 120693

98 JITHIN KRISHNA B.S ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 9024 3780 52284

99 K VIJAY LAKSHMI ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 81200 4060 19488 3780 108528

100 KIRAN KUMARI ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 0 3780 43260

101 KM OSHIN GUPTA ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 0 3780 43260

102 KURUVILA GEORGE ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 70000 3500 16800 3780 94080

103 MALLIGA T A ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 80200 4010 19248 7560 111018

104 MAMTA RAWAT ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 9024 3780 52284

105 MANJUNATHA B S ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 87700 4385 21048 7560 120693

106 NU KRISHNA KUMAR ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 74300 3715 0 3780 81795

107 PRABHAKARAN K ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 90300 4515 21672 7560 124047

108 R SHIVAPRAKASH ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 85100 4255 20424 7560 117339

109 RAMACHANDRA C ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 78800 3940 18912 7560 109212

110 S HARI BALAKRISHNAN ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 72100 3605 17304 3780 96789

111 S RAMADASS ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 87700 4385 0 7560 99645

112 SANTHOSHKUMAR N ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 74300 3715 17832 3780 99627

113 SHAFEEQUE I ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 9024 3780 52284

114 SHAIK SALEEM ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 70000 3500 16800 3780 94080

115 SHAMEER BABU P ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 90300 4515 21672 7560 124047

116 SHILPA CHAWLA ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 0 3780 43260

117 SUBHRANSU SEKHAR MISHRA ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 0 3780 43260

118 SURESHKUMAR H S ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 76500 3825 18360 3780 104665

119 T RAMALINGAM ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 64100 3205 15384 3780 86469

120 U K RAMMOHAN ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 85100 4255 20424 7560 117339

121 V GOWRI SHANKAR ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 81200 4060 19488 3780 108528

122 VARUGHESE GEORGE ENGG Engineering Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 43600 2180 10464 3780 60024

123 ARUN KUMAR SINGH ENGG Senior Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

124 BS RAVINDRA PRASAD ENGG Senior Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

125 C.THIMMAIAH ENGG Senior Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

126 CHANDARASHEKHAR S S ENGG Senior Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

127 D WILLIAMS ENGG Senior Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

128 E RAMESH ENGG Senior Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

129 JAYARAMA N ENGG Senior Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

130 K R RAVINDRA ENGG Senior Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 64100 3205 15384 3780 86469

131 KENCHAIAH ENGG Senior Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 66000 3300 15840 3780 88920

132 P MUNIKRISHNA ENGG Senior Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

133 S V RAGHOTHAMAN ENGG Senior Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 64100 3205 15384 3780 86469

134 SAGAYARAJAN A.P. ENGG Senior Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 64100 3205 15384 3780 86469

135 V MOHAMMED RAFIQ ENGG Senior Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 64100 3205 15384 3780 86469

136 B O SANJEEV KUMAR ENGG Technician PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2800 2018 February 52600 2680 12864 3780 71924

137 B R SRINIVAS ENGG Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 56900 2845 13656 3780 77181

138 BOREGOWDA N ENGG Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 64100 3205 15384 3780 86469

139 D C SOMACHARYA ENGG Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 64100 3205 15384 3780 86469

140 D DHANRAJ ENGG Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 56900 2845 13656 3780 77181

141 DASHARATH HOTKAR ENGG Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 47600 2380 0 3780 53760

142 J JAGANNATH ENGG Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 55200 2760 13248 3780 74988

143 M MUNIRAMA ENGG Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 41100 2055 9864 3780 56799

144 M N RENUKARADHYA ENGG Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 56900 2845 13656 3780 77181

145 N VIJAYA RAGHAVA REDDY ENGG Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 60400 3020 0 3780 67200

146 N VIVEKANANDA ENGG Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 64100 3205 15384 3780 86469

147 P JAYA KUMAR ENGG Technician PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2800 2018 February 52600 2680 12864 3780 71924

148 P VALSAN ENGG Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 56900 2845 0 3780 63525

149 R A KOLLAPPANAVAR ENGG Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 56900 2845 13656 3780 77181

150 R VENKATACHALAM ENGG Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 56900 2845 13656 3780 77181

151 Y VIJAYANANDA BABU ENGG Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 64100 3205 0 3780 71085

152 SADASHIVA D MATH ENGG Mast Technician PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 70000 3500 16800 3780 94080

153 ANAND KUMAR ENGG Helper PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 37500 1875 9000 3780 52155

154 BABU ENGG Helper PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 39800 1990 0 7560 49350

155 G VARADHAN ENGG Helper PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 37500 1875 9000 3780 52155

156 K C SHASTRY ENGG Helper PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 34000 1700 8160 3780 47640

157 M AIYAPPA ENGG Helper PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 34000 1700 8160 3780 47640

158 M MANJUNATHA ENGG Helper PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 34000 1700 0 3780 39480

159 M NAGARAJ ENGG Helper PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 37500 1875 0 3780 43155

160 M S MANI ENGG Helper PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 34000 1700 8160 3780 47640

161 N MADHUSUDHAN ENGG Helper PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 34000 1700 8160 3780 47640

162 N MAHESHA ENGG Helper PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 1900 2018 February 32000 1600 0 3780 37380

163 RIAZ AHMED ENGG Helper PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 34000 1700 8160 3780 47730

164 V NAGARAJA ENGG Helper PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2000 2018 February 36100 1805 8664 3780 50349

165 N.D. PRASAD NEWS Assistant Director (News) PB-3 : 15600-39100 - 5400 2018 February 82400 4120 19776 7560 113856

166 SH. YASHWANT KUMAR M.S. NEWS Assistant Director (News); Assistant PB-3 : 15600-39100 - 5400 2018 February 61300 3065 14712 7560 86637

167 NIJO VARGHESE NEWS Deputy Director (News) PB-3 : 15600-39100 - 5400 2018 February 67700 3385 0 7560 78645

168 NIRMALA YALIGAR PROG Assistant Director (Programme) PB-3 : 15600-39100 - 5400 2018 February 107900 5395 25896 7560 146751

169 G BHASKARAN PROG Cameraman Grade-I PB-3 : 15600-39100 - 6600 2018 February 99500 4975 23880 7560 135915

170 G SURESH PROG Cameraman Grade-I PB-3 : 15600-39100 - 6600 2018 February 105600 5280 25344 7560 143784

171 K T DESAI PROG Cameraman Grade-I PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 105600 5280 25344 7560 143784

172 RAMAKRISHNA I S PROG Cameraman Grade-I PB-3 : 15600-39100 - 6600 2018 February 112400 5620 26976 7560 152556

173 B K HEMANT KUMAR PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 74300 3715 17832 3780 99627

174 B V HARI PRASAD PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-3 : 15600-39100 - 6600 2018 February 92700 4635 22248 7560 127143

175 C R DATTA PRASAD PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 76500 3825 18360 3780 102465

176 CHANNA BASAVANNNA B L PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 74300 3715 17832 3780 99627

177 G PALANI PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 74300 3715 17832 3780 99627

178 GOPALA RAO M PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 76500 3825 18360 3780 102465

179 K GOVINDA RAO PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 74300 3715 17832 3780 99627

180 K UTTAM PRABHU PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 74300 3715 17832 3780 99627

181 KRISHNAMURTHY GANESH PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-3 : 15600-39100 - 5400 2018 February 92700 4635 22248 3780 123363

182 LOLAKSHA LINGAPPA ANCCHAN PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 74300 3715 17832 3780 99627

183 M G GOVINDRAJU PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 76500 3825 18360 3780 102465

184 M NIRMALA PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-3 : 15600-39100 - 6600 2018 February 92700 4635 22248 7560 127143

185 M. GIRISH PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 74300 3715 17832 3780 99627

186 M.R. HARISH KUMAR PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 76500 3825 18360 3780 102465

187 S SURESH PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-3 : 15600-39100 - 6600 2018 February 92700 4635 22248 7560 127143

188 S V VENKATESH PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 74300 3715 17832 3780 99627

189 SURESH S G PROG Cameraman Grade-II PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 74300 3715 17832 3780 99627

190 CHANDRASHEKARACHARI PROG Carpenter PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 74300 3715 17832 3780 99627

191 PARAMESHWARA PROG Carpenter PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

192 RAMESH HOLLA PROG Carpenter PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 0 3780 75180

193 VIJAYAKUMAR PATI PROG Carpenter PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 70000 3500 0 3780 77280

194 S GUNASEKARAN PROG Edit Supervisor PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 80200 4010 19248 7560 111018

195 UMA MAGESHWARI PROG Edit Supervisor PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 80200 4010 19248 7560 111018

196 DOMINIC CHRISTOPHER PROG Film/Video Editor PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

197 GOPALAKRISHNAN SRIDHAR PROG Film/Video Editor PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 74300 3715 17832 3780 99627

198 K LAKSHMIPRASAD PROG Film/Video Editor PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

199 L SHIVASHANKAR PROG Film/Video Editor PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 55200 2760 13248 3780 74988

200 NARAHARI RAO KONDAKA PROG Film/Video Editor PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 70000 3500 16800 3780 94080

201 B YOGESH PROG Floor Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

202 C VENKATESH BABU REDDY PROG Floor Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 58600 2930 0 3780 65310

203 D CHANDRASHEKARAIAH PROG Floor Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

204 G THIMMARJU PROG Floor Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 0 3780 75180

205 K N VIJAYAKUMAR PROG Floor Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

206 M PRADEEP PROG Floor Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

207 N RAJANNA PROG Floor Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

208 R V S GOWDA PROG Floor Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 66000 3300 0 3780 73080

209 S KESHAVAMURTHY PROG Floor Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

210 S VICTOR PARANJYOTHI PROG Floor Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

211 SANJAY CHAKRABORTY PROG Floor Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 60400 3020 14496 3780 81696

212 SATISH SHOLAPUR PROG Graphic Artist PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 70000 3500 16800 3780 94080

213 SHAMSUNDAR PROG Graphic Artist PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

214 ARKCHAR RUDRAPPA SURESH PROG Graphic Supervisor PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 80200 4010 19248 7560 111018

215 A APPAJI RAO PROG Lighting Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 58600 2930 14064 3780 79374

216 B P PARTHASARATHY PROG Lighting Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 58600 2930 14064 3780 79374

217 B VASUDEVA MURTHY PROG Lighting Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 58600 2930 14064 3780 79374

218 D YADAIAH PROG Lighting Assistant PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2800 2018 February 31000 1550 0 3780 36330

219 K VASUDEVA PROG Lighting Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 58600 2930 14064 3780 79374

220 R L MANJUNATH PROG Lighting Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 58600 2930 14064 3780 79374

221 V PRABHAKARA PROG Lighting Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 58600 2930 14064 3780 79374

222 B UMESH KUMAR PROG Makeup Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 74300 3715 17832 3780 99627

223 K MADEGOWDA PROG Makeup Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 55200 2760 13248 3780 74988

224 K SUBBAIAH PROG Painter PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 68000 3400 16320 3780 91500

225 K VEERANNA PROG Painter PB-1 : 5200-20200 - 2400 2018 February 27100 1355 0 3780 32235

226 SIDDARAMAPPA PROG Painter PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 60400 3020 14496 3780 81696

227 BHOOPATHI RAJA P. PROG Production Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 9024 3780 52284

228 GAVASKAR PROG Production Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 9024 3780 52284

229 JANARDHAN B V PROG Production Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 41100 2055 9864 3780 56799

230 RAJESHWARI PROG Production Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 41100 2055 9864 3780 56799

231 SANGAPPA BASAPPA BHAJANTRI PROG Production Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 88700 4435 21288 3780 118203

232 SUDHAKARAN PRIYA PROG Production Assistant PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 52000 2600 12480 3780 70860

233 B K SREEDHAR PROG Program Executive ( In - Situ) PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 82600 4130 19824 7560 114114

234 CHIKKARANGAIAH PROG Program Executive ( In - Situ) PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 90300 4515 21672 7560 124047

235 G RAGHU PROG Program Executive ( In - Situ) PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 90300 4515 21672 7560 124047

236 G HARISH PROG Program Executive ( In - Situ) PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 82600 4130 19824 7560 114114

237 H N ARATHI PROG Program Executive ( In - Situ) PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 90300 4515 21672 7560 124047

238 H S SATEESH PROG Program Executive ( In - Situ) PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 78800 3940 18912 3780 105432

239 K PRAKASH PROG Program Executive ( In - Situ) PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 90300 4515 21672 7560 124047

240 K.R.SRINIVASA PROG Program Executive ( In - Situ) PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 90300 4515 21672 7560 124047

241 LAXMI SAINANI PROG Program Executive ( In - Situ) PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 85100 4255 20424 7560 117339

242 P TEMSILLA AIER PROG Program Executive ( In - Situ) PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 87700 4385 21048 7560 120693

243 V HANUMANTAIAH PROG Program Executive ( In - Situ) PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4800 2018 February 81200 4060 0 3780 89040

244 A M MOHAN KUMAR PROG Programme Executive PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 82600 4130 19824 7560 114114

245 RAJENDRA KATTI PROG Programme Executive PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 5400 2018 February 98700 4935 23688 7560 134883

246 MOHD ZABIULLA PROG Scenic Designer PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 74300 3715 17832 3780 99627

247 H R VENKATALAKSHMI PROG Tailor PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4600 2018 February 70300 3715 17832 3780 95627

248 CHANDRAKALA M N PROG Transmission Executive PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 46200 2310 11088 3780 63378

249 G M DHIWAKAR PROG Transmission Executive PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 9024 3780 52284

250 K KUNGUMA GAYATHRI PROG Transmission Executive PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 9024 3780 52284

251 LAXMI KARANTH M.S. PROG Transmission Executive PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 9024 3780 52284

252 NEETHY ELIZABETH JOSEPH PROG Transmission Executive PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 0 3780 43260

253 SANGAMESH PROG Transmission Executive PB-2 : 9300-34800 - 4200 2018 February 37600 1880 0 3780 43260

254 N S MANJUNATH PROG Video Executive PB-3 : 15600-39100 - 6600 2018 February 46474 2324 28632 7560 84990

255 R NS REDDY PROG Video Executive PB-3 : 15600-39100 - 6600 2018 February 108800 5440 0 7560 121800TOTAL:: 16283123 815146 3464902 1202988 21778969

SL. SBG PROG. EXP. EXP. PROGRESV AMNT. OF VARIATION REASONS

NO. FOR CASH UPTO FOR EXPDR UNPAID BETWEEN FOR

2017-2018 RELEASE LAST MTH. JAN.-18 UPTO LAIBILIIT. COL. 4 & 7 VARIATION

(LOC) CUR. UTPO TO

RECD. MONTH END OF

FROM DTE. COL. 5 + 6 CUR. MONTH

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

LOC received upto the 31.12.17 IEBR 23925.0

1 SFC(COMMMISSIONING) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

2 AR (PPSS) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

3 PPSS (NORMAL) 7199.0 0.0 3697.0 686.0 4383.0

4 PPSS(OPA) 10087.0 0.0 6673.0 1114.0 7787.0

5 ROYALTY (NORMAL) 1742.0 0.0 58.0 0.0 58.0

6 PPSS(RESOURCE/CASUALS) 5897.0 0.0 4625.0 1287.0 5912.0

7 PPSS (N) RLSS 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

8 PPSS(N) (NREP) 1500.0 0.0 408.0 0.0 408.0

9 Ayushman Bharat Campaign 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

10 Archives PPSS (Normal) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

11 Akashay Urja 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

12 DAR&PG 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

13 PPSS(N) (ARCHIVES) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

14 AIR RESOURCES 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

15 PPSS(N) (KISSAN) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

16 Swachha Bharat Abhiyan 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

17 Swachhame Jayte 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

GRAND TOTAL 26425.0 23925.0 15461.0 3087.0 18548.0 0.0 0.0

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DOORDARSHAN KENDRA BANGALORE

EXPENDITURE STATEMENT FOR JANUARY 2018 IN RESPECT OF NLF (IEBR) REVENUE NON - PLAN SOFTWARE AND PROG.EXP.

NAME OF THE SUB HEAD

PRASAR BHARATHI

INDIA'S PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTER

DOORDARSHAN KENDRA: BANGALORE

SL. SBG PROG. EXP. EXP. PROGRESV AMNT. OF VARIATION REASONS

NO. FOR CASH UPTO FOR EXPDR UNPAID BETWEEN FOR

2017-2018 RELEASE LAST MTH. JAN.-18 UPTO LAIBILIIT. COL. 4 & 7 VARIATION

(LOC) CUR. UTPO TO

RECD. MONTH END OF

FROM DTE. COL. 5 + 6 CUR. MONTH

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

LOC received upto the 28.02.18 BC Mode 0

NC Mode 0

1 BROADCASTING MODE 5200.0 5200.0 1753.0 1464.0 3217.0

2 NARROWCASTING MODE 440.0 440.0 765.0 0.0 765.0

3 CENTRAL POLLU. CONTROL 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

4 PANCHAYAT RAJ 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

5 HEALTH INDIA (CAMPAIGN) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

6 HEALTH INDIA (PUB & HORD) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

7 HEALTH INDIA (TECH.PURC.) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

8 NIRMAL BHARATH 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

GRAND TOTAL 5640.0 5640.0 2518.0 1464.0 3982.0 0.0 0.0

SL. SBG PROG. EXP. EXP. PROGRESV AMNT. OF VARIATION REASONS

NO. FOR CASH UPTO FOR EXPDR UNPAID BETWEEN FOR

2017-2018 RELEASE LAST MTH. JAN.-18 UPTO LAIBILIIT. COL. 4 & 7 VARIATION

(LOC) CUR. UTPO TO

RECD. MONTH END OF

FROM DTE. COL. 5 + 6 CUR. MONTH

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 ADVT. AND PUBLICITY 151.0 0.0 16.0 4.0 20.0 0.0

2 ADVT. AND PUB.(DTH) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

GRAND TOTAL 151.0 0.0 16.0 4.0 20.0 0.0

EXPENDITURE STATEMENT FOR JANUARY 2018 IN RESPECT OF REVENUE NON-PLAN(IEBR SOFTWARE)

NAME OF THE SUB HEAD

PRASAR BHARATHI

INDIA'S PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTER

DOORDARSHAN KENDRA BANGALORE

EXPENDITURE STATEMENT FOR JANUARY 2018 IN RESPECT OF BROADCASTING MODE / NARROWCASTING MODE

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SL. SBG PROG.CASH EXP. EXP. PROGRESV AMNT. OF VARIATION REASONS

NO. NAME OF THE FOR RELEASE UPTO FOR EXPDR UPTO UNPAID BETWEEN FOR

SUB HEAD 2017-2018 (LOC) RECD. LAST MTH. MAR.-17 CUR. MONTH LAIBILIIT. COL. 4 & 7 VARIATION

FROM DTE. COL. 5 + 6 UTPO TO END

OF CUR. MONTH

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

LOC received upto the 31.12.17 2858.0

1 T.E. 105.0 0.0 80.0 0.0 80.0

2 O.E. 950.0 0.0 733.0 101.0 834.0

735.0

3 HOSP. (OAE) 25.0 0.0 20.0 0.0 20.0

4 M.V. 2470.0 0.0 1955.0 0.0 1955.0

GRAND TOTAL 3550.0 3593.0 2788.0 101.0 2889.0 0.0 0.0

PRASAR BHARATHI

INDIA'S PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTER

EXPENDITURE STATEMENT FOR JANUARY 2018 IN RESPECT OF REVENUE NON - PLAN (R.N.U ESTT.)

(RS. IN THOUSAND)

SL. SBG PROG.CASH EXP. EXP. PROGRESV AMNT. OF VARIATION REASONS

NO. NAME OF THE FOR RELEASE UPTO FOR EXPDR UPTO UNPAID BETWEEN FOR

SUB HEAD 2017-2018 (LOC) RECD. LAST MTH. MAR.-17 CUR. MONTH LAIBILIIT. COL. 4 & 7 VARIATION

FROM DTE. COL. 5 + 6 UTPO TO END

OF CUR. MONTH

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

LOC received upto the 31.12.17 8120.0

1 OTHERS(STR.) 2630.0 1970.0 283.0 2253.0

2 P.P.S.S. 8800.0 6697.0 663.0 7360.0

2030.0

3 P.P.S.S (OPA) 250.0 174.0 196.0 370.0

4 UNI / PTI 35.0 24.0 4.0 28.0

GRAND TOTAL 11715.0 10150.0 8865.0 1146.0 10011.0 0.0 0.0

AND PROG. EXP.

PRASAR BHARATHI

INDIA'S PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTER

DOORDARSHAN KENDRA: BANGALORE

EXPENDITURE STATEMENT FOR JANUARY 2018 IN RESPECT OF REVENUE NON - PLAN (R.N.U) SOFTWARE

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