GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
SECTION 4(1)(b) INFORMATION
OF
RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005
A.P. ENGINEERING RESEARCH LABORATORIES,
HIMAYATSAGAR, HYDERABAD-500 030.
GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
A.P. ENGINEERING RESEARCH LABORATORIES,
HIMAYATSAGAR, HYDERABAD-500 030.
1.
Particulars of the Organisation, Functions and Duties:
The Andhra Pradesh Engineering Research Laboratories (APERL) is a research and
development organization and is a permanent department under the ministry of Irrigation and
Command Area Development Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh. It was
established in 1945 as Hyderabad Engineering Research Laboratories (HERL). It is one of
the oldest Research Institutions in the Country. It is located near the Himayathsagar reservoir
about 20 Km. away from Hyderabad City. Apart from main laboratories at Himayathsagar,
it is having three Regional Soil Testing Laboratories situated at Kadapa, Dowlaiswaram and
Warangal to cater to the needs of the 3 regions of Andhra Pradesh. The main objective of the
laboratory is to conduct specific investigations as and when required on Civil Engineering
problems arising during investigation, design and construction of various projects in addition
to investigations on post construction failures of the existing structures. The activities of this
laboratory includes attending to the problems with regard to quality of structures like earth
dams, road embankments and canal embankments and concrete dams. Testing of materials
like cement, aggregates, steel, bricks and design of cement mortar, cement concrete mixes,
etc. are regularly undertaken. Construction of hydraulic models and conducting tests on the
same for testing their effective performance is a primary activity. Hydrographic surveys of
minor, medium and major irrigation projects for capacity evaluation and estimation of rate of
sedimentation are also taken up. Study of various Engineering problems of Andhra Pradesh
using Remote Sensing techniques with data procured from NRSA is taken up. The broad
objectives of APERL are:

To carry out Basic and Applied Research work in the field of Civil Engineering.

To provide consultancy and routine testing services to the Engineering
Departments of Government of Andhra Pradesh, Government of India, Public
Sector undertakings, Local bodies and Private agencies.
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1.1
Details of functions and duties of different Divisions of Andhra Pradesh
Engineering Research Laboratories:
1.1.1
Hydraulics & Hydrology laboratories:
The objective of the Hydraulics & Hydrology laboratories is to carryout Hydraulic
model studies and Hydrological studies for the proposed and existing major and medium
Irrigation projects beside problems of Hydro-Electric projects of Andhra Pradesh State.
Problems are also being referred to these laboratories from other parts of the country. The
problems, which are referred to these laboratories, may be at the design, execution and at
operational stages. The structures are initially designed by the Central Designs Organization,
Hyderabad tentatively subject to the confirmation by model studies. Accordingly model
studies are being carried out for assessing the Hydraulic performance such as, energy
dissipation arrangement, adequacy of vent way, assessment of Cd value, calibration of
spillways and regulators, evaluation of suitable alignment and length of guide bunds to
improve the flow features, gate operation schedules, measurement of Hydro-dynamic forces
(uplift and down pull forces) exerted on the spillway gates or stop log gates, pressures exerted
on the penstocks, spillway profiles, scour studies in the rivers on the down stream of the
Dam/Barrages. Pump sump studies are also undertaken by these units. Water current meters
are taken up for calibration and at times, field studies will be done for measuring discharges
in canals and rivers.
In addition to the above, the Hydrology laboratory takes up the computer based
hydrology problems like computations of back water curves, studying afflux, yield from
catchments, flood routing, gate operation schedules, reservoir working tables etc. This
laboratory is also maintaining hydro meteorological station wherein the various hydro
meteorological parameters like wind velocity and direction, sunshine hours, humidity,
evaporation, daily temperatures and rainfall data are being collected. This laboratory has also
been carrying the physical hydraulic model studies on spillways, protective works,
causeways, bridges, river training and control works, canals and related works.
1.1.2
Soil Mechanics laboratories:
To find out the behavior and to understand the soils, field and laboratory
investigations are essential. Soil parameters obtained by means of investigations, laboratory
tests and research are utilized for designing the structures. Hence, this laboratory is catering
to the soil and rock testing needs of almost all State Government Departments such as
Irrigation, Roads & Buildings, Panchayat Raj, Public Health, all State under taken
Corporations; and Central Government Departments like Central Public Works Department,
Airport Authority of India, National Highways Authority of India, Military Engineering
Services and other undertakings besides meeting the needs of private organizations as well.
These laboratories are involved in conducting both the Field and Laboratory tests on
all types of soils. Special tests like consolidated Undrained Triaxial compression test with
measurement of Pore water pressure to find out the effective stress parameters, Large Box
shear tests, swell pressure tests etc. are also conducted. Field tests like plate/pile load tests,
field California bearing ratio tests, field permeability tests, rock shear tests etc. are also taken
up. Applied Research work in the field of Soil Mechanics, Foundation Engineering, Soil
Dynamics, Rock Mechanics, Geotextiles etc., are also carried out. Dam Instrumentation
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studies are taken up. This division is meeting the needs of Vigilance & Quality Control
departments to find out the deviations at post-construction stage.
1.1.3
Engineering Materials Laboratory:
Engineering Materials Laboratory was established as an integrated arm of APERL in
the pre-independence days to carry out the Basic and Applied Research Work in the field of
concrete technology besides the quality control check and testing of construction materials to
verify conformity with relevant standards or other specific requirements and catering to the
technical needs of state & central government organizations and private organizations.
The materials which are tested are cement, aggregate, rock, steel, brick, A.C. sheets,
timber, Tar and Bitumen, FRC Man Hole covers etc.
This laboratory also deals with
 Cement concrete and Cement mortar mix design.
 Core extraction and testing of concrete structures.
 Pull out test of anchor rods in tunnels and rock foundations to assess the
bond strength.
1.1.4
Remote Sensing Laboratory:
Remote sensing laboratory was established in the year 1986 in APERL to cater to the
needs of irrigation department, such as estimation of present capacity of reservoir and rate of
sedimentation, identification of ground water potential zones, crop land acreage estimation,
Rainfall Run-off studies and other allied applications for water resources development and
management studies. Capacity evolution of different reservoirs in the state at regular
intervals are being taken up by these laboratories and the results compared with conventional
methods of hydrographic surveys carried out by sedimentation lab of APERL.
1.1.5 Sedimentation Division:
In view of the risks involved in silting, the systematic capacity surveys of reservoirs
are inevitable and collection of concrete data regarding the problems is done so that the
siltation may be known and carefully watched and remedial measures can be undertaken well
in advance. Full-fledged sedimentation division is under the control of this institute. During
the year 2001-02, an Integrated Boat Mounted Bathymetric System has been procured by
which the reservoir Sedimentation studies in major reservoirs can be carried out and reports
can be finalized in a lesser time. Hydrographic surveys of various medium & major
Irrigation projects are taken up every year either under state funds or under deposit schemes.
1.1.6
Library:
The library holds about 9,000 Technical books, 12,000 Bureau of Indian Standard
(BIS) codes, various Indian Technical Journals, R&D Proceedings of various National,
International technical conferences, Seminars and Symposia etc. The Library is utilized by
the technical staff of this laboratory in carrying out the research and day to day works.
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2.
Powers and Duties of Officers and Employees:
2.1
The laboratory has the following officers for attending to the various functions
mentioned above.
S. No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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2.2
Designation of the Officer
Chief Engineer (APERL)
Joint Director (APERL)
Deputy Director (APERL)
Research Officer (HGL)
Research Officer (HL)
Research Officer (SML)
Research Officer (EML)
Research Officer (RSL)
Research Officer (SED)
Service Provided
Over all administration of the
laboratory both administrative &
technical
All Services listed in item No.1.1.1
All Services listed in item No.1.1.1
All Services listed in item No.1.1.2
All Services listed in item No.1.1.3
All Services listed in item No.1.1.4
All Services listed in item No.1.1.5
Individual Powers and Duties of its Officers and Employees :
2.2.1 Research Officer:
Each laboratory is headed by the Research Officer, who will guide and supervise the
research & testing works being carried out in the laboratory. He will also inspect the sites for
different field tests under taken by the laboratory in addition to the following.
a) Allots the problems/requisitions received, to the concerned sections and arranges
to send the bill of test charges, approves the test reports after completion of the tests and
sends to the concerned parties.
b) Reviews the progress of the works allotted to different sections with the Asst.
Research Officers.
c) Arranges to furnish the replies to the letters received from superior officials and
other referring agencies.
d) Arranges to submit the estimates for works, work charged establishment and
maintenance works of the laboratory.
e) Arranges for procurement of machinery, tools and consumables required for the
laboratory.
2.2.2 Assistant Research Officer:
The Research Officer is assisted by Assistant Research Officers in this laboratory.
The Assistant Research Officer will guide and super wise the research and testing works
being carried out by the Research Assistants and Observers. He also arranges the facilities
required for both laboratory and field testing works and supervises all the tests conducted in
the laboratory. Other duties are:
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a) Allots the problem assigned to him to the Research Assistants/Observers and
arranges to put up the bill of testing charges, analyzes the test results, puts up the test report
to the Research Officer.
b)
Arranges to collect the related literature of the testing problems assigned to him.
c)
Prepares the planning of testing and other works.
d)
Reviews the progress of works allotted to the Research Assistants and Observers.
e) Arranges to put up replies to the letters received from referring agencies to the
Research Officer.
f) Arranges to put up estimates, Tools and Plant returns, attendance certificates,
monthly progress reports, performance indicators, annual reports etc., to the Research
Officer.
g) Arranges for the procurement of machinery, tools and consumables required for the
laboratory and check measure the material procured and puts up the bills to the Research
Officer.
h) Plans tour programs for field tests and assist the Research Officer in all works.
2.2.3 Research Assistant/Observer:
All the testing works are carried out by the Research Assistants/Observers with the
help of supporting staff of the laboratory. Other duties are:
a) Prepares the bill of testing charges for the testing works received and puts up the
same to Assistant Research Officer.
b) Compiles, analyses and prepares the test report after completion of the tests and
puts up the same to Assistant Research Officer.
c) Collects the related literature of the testing problems.
d) Informs the progress of work on hand to the Asst. Research Officer.
e) Puts up the replies to the problem referring agencies.
f) Prepares and submits the estimates, progress reports, Tools and Plants returns,
attendance certificates, S.S.R. etc., to the Assistant Research Officer.
g) Makes Correspondence regarding the procurement of machinery, tools and
consumables and records the firm bills.
h) Handles imprest accounts and procures the consumables required for day to day
use.
i) Maintains records and files.
j) Assists the Asst. Research Officer & Research Officer in all works.
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2.2.4 Typist:
Attends to all types typing works relating to correspondence with higher officials and
problems referring agencies including typing of test reports, bill of test charges etc.
2.2.5
Lab-Boy & Asst. Lab-Boy:
a) Operates the machinery pertaining to the laboratory.
b) Attends to the testing work as per the instructions of the Research
Assistants/Observers.
2.2.6 Lab-Attendant:
a) Attends to the works assigned by the Research Asst/Observer, and assists the LabBoys and Asst. Lab-Boys during the testing work.
b) Cleans the machinery and testing equipment.
2.2.7
Head Mazdoor, Man Mazdoor & Lascar:
a) Attends to the works assigned by the Research Asst/Observers.
b) Cleans the machinery and testing equipment.
3.
The procedure followed in decision making process, including channels of
supervision and accountability:
The problems pertaining to testing of soils, construction materials, C.C. mix designs
and field tests, hydraulic model studies and sedimentation studies etc. are referred to the
Chief Engineer, A.P.Engineering Research Laboratories, Himayatsagar, Hyderabad-500030,
through requisition letters from the concerned authorities.
The letter of requisition is
endorsed to the concerned laboratory by the Joint Director/Deputy Director, APERL. After
receipt of the requisition endorsed by the Joint Director/Deputy Director, the Research
Officer allots the problem to one of the Asst. Research Officers, who in turn allots the same
to one of the Research Assistant/Observer of his section. The Research Assistant/Observer
opens the file, prepares the bill of test charges as per S.S.R. and takes up the testing work
with the help of supporting staff like Lab-Boys/Asst. Lab-Boys/Lab-Attendants, Man
Mazdoors etc. All the correspondence to the referring agencies is routed by the Research
Asst./Observer through Asst. Research Officer and Research Officer.
The testing and
analysis of results are supervised by the Asst. Research Officer. Finally, the test reports are
approved by the Research Officer and sent to the concerned authorities, after receiving the
bill of test charges.
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4.
The norms set by it for the discharge of its functions:
This information is furnished in Annexure-1.
5.
The Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Manuals and Records held by it Or under
its control Or used by its Employees for discharging its Functions:
The rules, regulations, instructions that are required to be followed for discharging the
functions of A.P. Engineering Research Laboratories are enumerated in the following codes
and manuals:
1) A.P. Pension Code.
2) A.P. Financial Code.
3) A.P. Accounts Code.
4) A.P. Treasury Code.
5) A.P. Public Works Departmental Code.
6) A.P. Detailed Standard Specifications
7) A.P. Fundamental Rules & Subsidiary Rules.
8) A.P. Budget Manual
9) A.P. Provident Funds Manual.
10) A.P. Manual of Special Pay & Allowances.
11) District Office Manual.
12) Civil Services Conduct Rules.
In addition to the above G.O.Ms.No.88 and G.O.Ms.No.89, Dt. 12.10.2006
are
followed for appointments and transfers for Technical Staff and for Ministerial Staff, A.P.
Ministerial Service Rules and General Rules as par with other State Government Rules are
followed.
In addition to this, the laboratories have sectional libraries which consists of various
I.S. codes pertaining to the laboratories.
6.
A statement of the categories of documents that are held by it or under its
control.
S.No.
Name of the Laboratory
1
2
3
Hydraulics & Hydrology Labs.
Soil Mechanics Lab.
Engineering Materials Lab.
4
Remote Sensing Lab.
5
Sedimentation Lab.
Category of Documents
2D & 3D Model studies of Irrigation Projects
Test Reports of Soil samples, Plate load tests
Test Reports of Construction materials, C.C.
Mix Designs
Reports of Reservoir capacity evaluation
studies of Irrigation Projects
Reports of Sedimentation studies of Irrigation
Projects
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7.
The particulars of any arrangement that exists for consultants with or
representation by the members of the public in relations to the formulation of its policy
or implementations there of :
---Not Applicable--8.
A statement of the boards, councils, committees and other bodies consisting of
two or more persons constituted as its part or 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.
---Nil--9.
A directory of its officers and employees :
This information is furnished in Annexure-2.
10.
The monthly remuneration received by each of its officers and employees,
including the system of compensation as provided in its regulations:
This information is furnished in Annexure-3.
11.
The budget allotted to each of its agency, indicating the particulars of all plans,
proposed expenditures and reports on disbursements made:
This information is furnished in Annexure-4.
12.
The manner of execution of subsidy programs including the amounts allocated
and the details of beneficiaries of such programs:
---Not Applicable--13.
Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits or authorizations granted by it:
---Not Applicable---
14.
Details in respect of the information, available to or held by it, reduced in
electronic form:
Most of the information mentioned under item No. 6 is available in electronic form.
15.
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:
All the citizens can make a written request to obtain the information pertaining to the
laboratory through the State Public Information Officer of APERL.
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16.
The names, designations and other particulars of the Public Information
Officers.
This information is furnished in Annexure-5.
17.
Such other information as may be prescribed; and there after update these
publications every year:
---Nil---.
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ANNEXURE-1
4. The norms set by it for the discharge of its functions:
1.
Hydraulics & Hydrology laboratories:
S.No.
Particulars
Rate
1
Model
studies
either
2D/3D/Hydrological studies including
construction of model for assessing the
hydraulic performance such as energy
dissipation, adequacy of vent way,
assessment of Cd values, calibration of
spill ways and regulators, evaluation of
suitable alignment and length of guide
bunds to improve the flow features, gate
operation schedules, measurement of
hydro-dynamic forces (uplift and
downpull forces) exerted on the
spillways/stoplog
gates,
pressures
exerted on the penstocks, spillway
profiles, scour studies in the rivers on the
downstream of the dam/barrage,
Hydraulic problems like vortexes in the
pump-sumps of power station etc., Back
water computation.
The rate is
proposed
based on the
nature
of
studies,
quantum
of
work and time
involved, which
ranges from 2
to 3 lakhs for a
2-D model and
3 to 10 lakhs for
a 3-D model
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Minimum time
required
1-2 months for a 2D
model and 3-6 months
for a 3D model
depending upon the
studies required and
quantum
of
work
involved
in
construction of the
model. The minimum
time required is likely
to vary depending
upon the work load
and availability of
water
and
power
supply etc. for the
studies.
2.
S.No
1
Soil Mechanics laboratories:
Particulars of Test
LAB TESTS
Grain Size Analysis
(Seive and Hydrometer)
Rate for
Rate for
Rate for
Government
Private
Commercial
Oraganisation Oraganisation Oraganisation
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Minimum
Time
required
(Working
Days per
Soil)
355
390
405
3
2
Atterberg Limits
705
750
765
3
3
Differential Free Swell
90
115
125
3
a) Proctor' s ordinary
590
625
640
3
b) Proctor's Modified
885
925
940
3
355
380
395
3
530
565
585
2
Dry Density and OMC
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Permeability (Falling
Head method)
Shear parameters by
Direct Shear test (Quick
test)
Shear Parameters by
Unconsolidated
Undrained Triaxial test
(One value of C & Ø)
Shear Parameters by
consolidated Undrained
Triaxial test with Pore
pressure measurement
a) Fine grained Soils
570
620
630
2
17865
18505
18520
16
b) Coarse grained Soils
8935
9265
9280
12
Swell Pressure
6990
7190
7205
8 to 10
Lab California Bearing
2070
2130
2145
5
Ratio test
Bearing Capacity
485
505
525
1
computation
FIELD TESTS (Rates
per Day)
Collection of Disturbed
and Undisturbed soil
samples
a) 38 mm dia. samples
3165
4000
4020
b) 100 mm dia. samples
3195
4065
4090
Load test on Soil
2440
2560
2575
Load test on Rock
2450
2570
2590
In-situ Shear test
11235
14100
14120
NOTE: (1) The Minimum time required mentioned is likely to vary
depending on the work load.
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3
Engineering Materials laboratory:
S.No.
Particulars of test
1
CEMENT:
a)Standard consistency
b)Setting times
c)Casting of standard cubes
d)Compressive strength of
standard cubes
e)Specific gravity
f)Fineness
g)Soundness
CEMENT CONCRETE MIX
DESIGN
a)Main Mix
b)Subsequent Mix
CEMENT MORTAR MIX
DESIGN
a)Main Mix
b)Subsequent Mix
FINE AGGREGATE:
a)Sieve Analysis
b)Specific gravity and water
absorption
c)Bulk density and voids
d)Materials finer than 75
micron I.S. Sieve
e)Soundness (5 Cycles)
2
3
4
5
6
Rate for
Government
Organisation
Rs.
Rate for
private
Organisation
Rs.
Rate for
Commercial
Organisation
Rs.
Minimum
time
required
(Weeks)
335.00
665.00
1220.00
1115.00
350.00
700.00
1295.00
1185.00
350.00
695.00
1285.00
1180.00
3 to 5
520.00
565.00
510.00
545.00
595.00
545.00
545.00
590.00
540.00
23850.00
10245.00
25600.00
11360.00
25430.00
11285.00
10
16075.00
9340.00
16995.00
9920.00
16890.00
9860.00
10
660.00
500.00
680.00
525.00
675.00
520.00
535.00
620.00
550.00
650.00
545.00
645.00
1415.00
1575.00
1565.00
780.00
525.00
775.00
520.00
550.00
1090.00
765.00
795.00
1575.00
1015.00
1015.00
545.00
1085.00
760.00
790.00
1565.00
1010.00
1010.00
COARSE AGGREGATE:
a)Sieve Analysis
755.00
b)Specific gravity and water
500.00
absorption
c)Bulk density and voids
535.00
d)Crushing Value
1025.00
e)Impact Value
730.00
f)Abrasion Value
745.00
g)Soundness (5 Cycles)
1415.00
h)Flakiness Index
985.00
i)Elongation Index
985.00
STRUCTURAL STEEL BARS,
ANGLES, CHANNELS AND
BEAMS:
a)Tensile strength
685.00
b)Tensile test
1235.00
c)Cold bend Test
345.00
d)Rebend test
460.00
NOTE: (1) The Minimum time required mentioned
load.
12
3 to 5
3 to 5
800.00
800.00
3 to 4
1415.00
1405.00
405.00
405.00
540.00
535.00
is likely to vary depending on the work
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Remote Sensing Laboratory:
S.No.
Particulars
Rate
1
Evaluation
of
present
capacity of major &
medium type of reservoirs,
using satellite data.
The cost of the
studies
for
medium type
of reservoirs
by
using
ERDAS Image
Processing
System
is
about 2.0 lakhs
and for the
major
reservoirs 4 to
6
lakhs
depending
upon the size
of
the
reservoirs.
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Minimum time
required
2 to 4 months
depending upon the
type and size of the
reservoir.
The
minimum
time
required is likely to
vary depending upon
the work load and
availability
of
imageries
from
NRSA.
Sedimentation Division:
Sl.No.
1
Particulars
Rate
Hydrographic Surveys of The line estimate is
medium
and
major prepared based on the
reservoirs.
size of reservoir. The
rate for a medium and
major reservoirs using
conventional method is
1-2 lakhs and the rate
for major reservoirs
using Boat mounted
Bathemetric system is
7-10 lakhs.
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Minimum time
required
3 to 6 months
depending on the type
& size of reservoir.
The minimum time
required is likely to
vary depending upon
the work load.
ANNEXURE-2
9. Directory of its Officers
S.No.
Name
Designation
Contact No.s
1.
Sarvasri
D. Govardhan Reddy
Chief Engineer
9490410770
2.
R. Vishwanatham
Joint Director
3.
G.V.S. Pratapa Rao
Deputy Director
4.
P. Raghu Rama Rao
RO (HGL)
5.
P. John Victor
RO (SML)
6.
K. Ramesh
RO (EML)
7.
A.G. Manoj Kumar
RO (HL)
8.
K. Mukunda
RO (RSTL, Kadapa)
9.
K. Surya Kumar
RO (SED)
040-20020057,
9440193413
040-20020021,
9440801073
040-20020101,
9440801074
040-20020103,
9440801071
040-20020116,
9440801070
040-20020102,
9490751775
958562-2155787
9000219092
9440801072
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ANNEXURE-3
10. Monthly Remuneration received by its Officers & Employees
S. No
Name of the Officer
Designation
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
SarvaSri
D. Govardhan Reddy
R. Vishwanatham
G.V.S. Pratapa Rao
P. Raghurama Rao
P. John Victor
K. Ramesh
A.G. Manoj Kumar
K. Surya Kumar
P. Bhaskar Rao
B. Srinivasa Rao
C. Chandraiah
Nafees Ahmed
Mohammed Rafeeq
P. Ravindra Reddy
M.A.A. Siddiqui
M. Manjula
V. Raghunatha Sharma
J. Ashirwadam
S. Bala Murali Krishna
P. Ramesh Kumar
SK. Mohsinuddin
Syed Liyakhat Hussain
Dr. M.Veeraswamy
K.N. Mallikarjuna Rao
Dr. Ch. Narasimha Chary
A. Sitamahalakshmi
Y. Chinni Krishnaiah
P. Kishore Kumar
J. Srivastava
V. Yamini Kumari
R. Mallikarjuna Rao
K. Harinath
S. Ravindra
D. Navina
A. Umadevi
B. Pavan Kumar
S.K. Haseena Banu
D. Gowthami
G. Srikanth Reddy
V. Vasumathi
G. Bhaskar
Asha Agarwal
K.L. Jeevan Kumar
B. Venkataramana
Chief Engineer
Joint Director
Deputy Director
Research Officer
Research Officer
Research Officer
Research Officer
Research Officer
Asst. Research Officer
Asst. Research Officer
Asst. Research Officer
Asst. Research Officer
Asst. Research Officer
Asst. Research Officer
Asst. Research Officer
Asst. Research Officer
Asst. Research Officer
Asst. Research Officer
Asst. Research Officer
Asst. Research Officer
Asst. Research Officer
Asst. Research Officer
Medical Officer
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
15
Gross Salary
(Rs.)
73,589/67,928/72,046/59,592/59,312/49,571/56,900/65,157/62,988/44,550/44,765/62,728/44,755/43,710/43,650/44,645/33,896/45,761/43,530/44,645/65,167/65,407/55,558/29,023/29,023/41,569/28,284/29,023/29,073/29,023/30,662/29,762/29,762/28,284/26,004/28,284/62,748/59,247/51,666/61,463/29,023/-
S. No
Name of the Officer
Designation
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
E. Venkateshwarulu
T. Srinivasa Rao
P. Vijaya Jyothi
J. Karunakar
V. Ranjith Kumar
P. Kiran Kumar
G. Albert Devanand
K. Lalitha
A.Srinivas Kumar
K. Ravi Kumar
N. Radhakrishna Murthy
D. Karan Raj
M.A. Hadi
Riyaze Qureshi
P.M.L.M. Shastry
Md. Mansur Amjad Khan
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Research Assistant
Observer
Observer
Observer
Observer
Observer
Observer
16
Gross Salary
(Rs.)
27,762/26,862/26,004/26,862/26,862/26,862/26,004/26,004/26,004/26,004/65,167/32,146/44,595/38,391/37,415/-
ANNEXURE-4
11. The budget allotted to each of its agency, indicating the particulars of all
plans, proposed expenditures and reports on disbursements made:
S.No
1
Year
2009-10
Plan Schemes
Allotment
Expenditure
(Rs.)
(Rs.)
6,93,00,000
5,82,73,000
17
Non Plan Scemes
Allotment
Expenditure
(Rs.)
(Rs.)
4,95,24,000
4,27,85,000
ANNEXURE-5
16. List of Public Authorities appointed under RTIA-2005.
S.No.
Name &
Designation
RTIA-Designation
Contact No.s
I. HEAD OFFICE:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Appellate Authority
Sri. R. Vishwanatham,
040-20020057 (O),
Joint Director / APERL
9440193413 (CELL)
Sri. G.V.S. Pratapa Rao,
040-20020021 (O)
Deputy Director / APERL
9440801073 (CELL)
State Public
Sri. K. Ramesh,
040-20020116 (O)
Information Officer
Research Officer / EML
9440801070 (CELL)
State Asst. Public
Dr. Mohd. Rafeeq,
040-20020116 (O)
Information Officer
Assistant Research Officer
Nodal Officer
/ EML
18
S.No.
RTIA-Designation
Name & Designation
Contact No.s
II. REGIONAL SOIL TESTING LABORATORIES, WARANGAL:
1.
2.
State Public
Sri. K. Satish,
Information Officer
Assistant Research Officer
State Asst. Public
Sri. B. Srinivasa Reddy,
Information Officer
Research Assistant
95870-2570495 (O)
95870-2570495 (O)
III. REGIONAL SOIL TESTING LABORATORIES, KADAPA:
1.
2.
State Public
Sri. K. Ramanjaneyulu,
Information Officer
Assistant Research Officer
State Asst. Public
Sri. S. Anil Kumar Reddy,
Information Officer
Research Assistant
958562-2155787 (O)
958562-2155787 (O)
IV. REGIONAL SOIL TESTING LABORATORIES, DOWLAISHWARAM:
1.
2.
State Public
Sri. S. Sudheer Kumar,
Information Officer
Assistant Research Officer
State Asst. Public
Sri. G.S.S.V. Annaji Rao,
Information Officer
Research Assistant.
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95883-2417118 (O)
95883-2417118 (O)