GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM DIRECTORATE OF HANDICRAFTS AND HANDLOOM MANUAL

GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM
DIRECTORATE OF HANDICRAFTS AND HANDLOOM
MANUAL
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DIRECTORATE OF HANDICRAFTS AND HANDLOOM
GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM
GANGTOK
INTRODUCTION: The Directorate of Handicrafts and Handloom (D.H.H.) began its
history in the year 1957 when it was established as the Palden Thendup Cottage
Industries Institute for Training and Production of traditional arts and crafts with 58
no of trainees.
The Directorate’s primary objective is not only to preserve and showcase the
traditional arts and crafts of Sikkim but to promote and disseminate information
regarding the policy orientation of the government in setting the highest standard
comparable to the best in the world for arts and crafts, skill development and
environment friendly working culture. As a policy initiative there has been
tremendous investment in Skill Development Programmes whereby local trainees
and artisans are trained in multiple crafts with the objective of developing and
acquiring skills which will enable them not only to generate employment but in the
long run to acquire self sufficiency and self reliance.
In the last two decades the Directorate of Handicrafts and Handloom has evolved
into a major centre of learning and training in the traditional arts and crafts and as
on date there are 32 branch training centers throughout the state imparting training
to rural youth in eleven (11) specific crafts. There are 680 trainees registered in the
D.H.H. in the four districts. In exercise of extreme benevolence the government
vides Notification No: 580/ C&I /2012 dated 06/08/2012 has been pleased to revise
and increase the stipend of the trainees from Rs 700/- and Rs 900/- respectively to
Rs 1500/- for the 1st year trainees and Rs 2000/- for the 2nd year trainees.
The Sikkim Handloom and Handicrafts Development Corporation Ltd was
established in the year 2003 vide Registration No. 29(C)LD/2001/200 dated:
18.10.2001 incorporated under registration of Companies Act Sikkim 1961 dated:
16.10.2001 to provide the marketing platform for sale of the products made by the
trainees and artisans.
Several sales outlets have been setup within and outside the state at Namchi,
Okharey, Soreng , Pelling , Rangpo and Chungthang and Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan, New
Delhi, New Sikkim House , New Delhi Bhaba Kharak Singh Marg , New Delhi ,
Guwahati ,Assam ,Kolkata respectively.
Since community mobilization is an integral component for the success of any
people related programmes the D.H.H. works in cooperation with the NGO’s, Self
Help Groups, Cooperatives and Panchayati Raj Institutions at the Village and Block
Level integrating and creating an environment of collaboration and participation
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through facilitation, incentives and other policy related interventions. The
development and management strategies are being worked to optimize the strength
of this sector and to add value for creating new skills, ending unemployment,
eliminating poverty, enhancing the status of women, preserving and encouraging
tribal and local crafts and setting the pace for developing a judicious and
transparent socio-economic system. Promotion, publicity and marketing of Sikkim as
a Handicrafts and Handloom destination is being taken up aggressively and in a well
phased manner at the local national & international level.
Two Common Facility centers for wood carving at Namchi, South Sikkim and for
cane & bamboo at Lingdong, North Sikkim to facilitate the convergence and good
technical working environment for the rural artisans have been set up in the year
2010-2011-2012.
One Computer Aided Design Centre has been set up in the D.H.H. with support from
the Information Technology Department, Government of Sikkim and C-DAC, Kolkatta
and another I.T. Based Economy activity training centre at Namchi. These two
centres aim to upgrade the skill of weavers/ artisans and empower them to create
and develop innovative I.T. based designs which would add value to the traditional
products making it globally competitive and acceptable.
In the last decade the Government of Sikkim has facilitated access to the various
centrally sponsored schemes, out of which the Integrated Handloom Development
Scheme has been extremely versatile in training and creating a sustainable bank of
handloom weavers in the state numbering around 1800-2000 all over the state.
Soft Toys is one of the prominent sectors for support and creation of employment in
Sikkim. This sector is being re-energized into a home to home industry through a
project initiative namely “Production and Training for Soft Toys at Gangtok, Sikkim
“funded by the North Eastern Council, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of
India and also Government of Sikkim. The toy making craft is an activity that can
supplement and contribute to the family income and also create employment.
Quality standardization and product diversification are two important areas of focus
and therefore the best raw materials for creation of quality products are being used.
A continuous cycle of training, skill up-gradation and thereafter quality Production is
the focus.
Under the National Bamboo Mission two Sales emporiums has been set up at
Namchi, South Sikkim and at New Sikkim House, New Delhi.
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The government’s policy of creating home to home industries has been prioritized
and accelerated to enable the vast human resource in rural and urban areas to
participate in various developmental strategies.
The concept of a value added MICE Agenda– meetings, incentives, convention and
exhibition are also included in the programme under the National Bamboo Mission,
D.L.E’s, National Handloom Expo’s and Gandhi Shilpa Bazars. Sustained efforts are
being made to develop suitable venues on the lines of Hastashilpa grams, sourcing
hubs and handicraft & handloom haats with incentives and resources from the
government in the initial stage, which will showcase our traditional and indigenous
crafts which is the USP of the Directorate of Handicrafts and Handloom comprising
of traditional aesthetically designed hand woven carpets by local artisans, Choktse
created from locally sourced durable timber, traditional Thankas reflecting
continuous cycle of life, death and re-birth, hand woven Angora Shawls, ethnic
Chuktuk and Gyapa, organic Argeli Hand Made Paper products.
The long term perspective of the D.H.H. is to develop Sikkim into a leading
handicraft and handloom destination both in India and globally. In the coming years
it is expected that this sector will grow into a formidable industry having multiplier
effects that will penetrate the social economic fabric positively. The government in
the last two decades has been extremely proactive and benevolent in promoting
the Directorate of Handicrafts and Handloom as a thrust area and key sector for
generating employment, creation of income and revenue, self sufficiency and self
reliance and pursuant thereof the budget allocation has been increased yearly. The
focus of the Directorate of Handicrafts and Handloom is therefore to use the
resources at our disposal, as also to tap the employment and income/ revenue
generating potential of the handloom and handicraft sector optimally and ensure
that the policy/ objectives of the government is complied and achieved in letter and
spirit.
It is in this background that the D.H.H. proposes to undertake and execute
programmes with a visible and aggressive strategy for training, production,
enhancement of product marketability through web portals, publicity and
percolation of progressive information, judicious deployment of artisans, weavers
and beneficiaries in the respective arts and crafts.
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AIMS & OBJECTIVE:
1. The Objective of the Government is to train the many talented, educated and
extremely mobile youth force and channelize them into a productive socioeconomic identity that is inherently strong and which in the long run will
provide a base for further growth of the every village in the State.
2. The Policy aims to reduce the migration of the youth from the rural areas by
providing capacity building and skill development training in various crafts so
that they are able to generate their own source of income in their respective
villages.
3. The focus of the Policy on Cottage Industry is also to create a pool of highly
skilled Master Craft’s persons who will impart and train the next generation
youths to carry the traditional and beautiful crafts of the State to the next
millennium.
The Directorate of Handicrafts and Handloom imparts training in the following
discipline
1. Training :
1. Carpet Weaving
2. Wood Carving
3. Thanka Painting
4. Handloom (Lepcha Weaving)
5. Cane & Bamboo Craft
6. Soft Toys
7. Multicrafts
8. Apparel and Design Training
9. Mask Making
10.HMPU
11.Embroidery
Duration of Training:- Two years for all crafts , three years for Mask
Making and Wood Carving and four years for thanka painting
Stipend : 1500/-in the first year
: 2000/ - in the subsequent years till the completion of training.
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How to apply:To enrol as a trainee in the D.H.H. the candidate is required to complete
the formalities as under:1. Submit an application form which is available in the head office on
production of Bank Receipt of Rs. 50/- only along with this application form
the candidate is required to submit.
a. Certificate of Identification/ Sikkim Subject Certificate.
b. Birth Certificate.
c. Three passport size photograph
Completion of Training:1) After completion of training, an examination is conducted and in
certificate is awarded to the successful trainees.
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Directorate of Handicrafts and Handloom has 32 nos. of the training centres with
specific crafts as under:HEAD QUARTER GANGTOK
1. Thanka Painting
2. Wood Carving
3. Mask Making
4. Cane & Bamboo
5. Multicrafts
6. Lepcha Hat Making
7. Handloom
8. Carpet
9. Soft Toys
EAST DISTRICT
1. RHENOCK
o Handloom
o Multicrafts
2. RONGLI
o Carpet
3. PARAKHA
o Handloom
o Carpet
4. KOKOLAY
o Handloom
5. TUMIN
o Carpet
6. PACHEYKHANI
o Handloom
7. PADAMCHEY
o Carpet
8. West Pendam
Handloom(Daka)
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WEST DISTRICT
1. PELLING
o Carpet
o Handloom
o Wood Carving
2. TASHIDING
o Carpet
o Wood Carving
3. RESHI
o Handloom
o Multicrafts
4. DENTAM
o Carpet
o Wood Carving
5. RINCHENPONG
o Carpet
o Wood Carving
6. CHAKUNG
o Handloom
o Wood Carving
7. CHUMBONG
o Carpet
8. SINGLING
o Multicrafts
9. SORENG
o Carpet
o Handloom
10. OKHREY
o Carpet
o Wood Carving
11. SALANGDANG
o Carpet
12. THARPU
o Carpet
o Handloom
13. KARZEE MANGNAM
o Carpet
NORTH DISTRICT
1. KABI
o Carpet
o Wood Carving
2. LINGDONG
o Carpet
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Handloom
Wood Carving
3. CHUNGTHANG
o Handloom
o Carpet
4. LACHEN
o Carpet
o Blanket
o Wood Carving
5. LACHUNG
o Carpet
o Blanket
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SOUTH DISTRICT
1. NAMCHI
o Carpet
o Handloom
o Wood Carving
2. YANGANG
o Carpet
o Wood Carving
3. KEWZING
o Carpet
o Handloom
o Wood Carving
4. TEMI TARKU
o Carpet
o Handloom
5. MELLI
o Carpet
o Handloom
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INTEGRATED HANDLOOMS DEVELOPMENT SCHEME (IHDS)
A - CENTRALLY SPONSORED PLAN SCHEME
The Integrated Handlooms Development Scheme (IHDS) is a Centrally
Sponsored Plan Scheme which has been successfully implemented in the state of
Sikkim. Under this programme one thousand local young women have been trained
in the weaving discipline. This programme has contributed substantially for
economic upliftment and empowerment of the trained women who are now
capable of multitasking and are contributing to the family income.
OBJECTIVES OF THE SCHEME
• To focus on formation of Handloom weavers ‘groups as a visible production
group in a selected Handloom clusters.
• To assist the Handloom Weavers Groups for becoming self – sustainable.
• An inclusive approach to cover weavers both within a outside the Co –
operative fold.
• To up – grade the skills of Handloom weavers/workers to produce diversified
products with improved quality to meet the market requirements.
• To provide suitable workplace to weavers to enable them to produce quality
products with improved productivity.
• Market orientation by associating entrepreneurs, designers and professional
for marketing, designing and managing the production.
• To facilitate process of credit from financial institutions/banks.
• To encourage co – operativisation of weavers.
• Holistic and flexible interventions to provide need based inputs specific to
each cluster/group.
The Integrated Handloom Development Scheme has been extremely versatile
in training and creating a sustainable bank of handloom weavers in the state.
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Gangtok
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20 Group Approach Programmes 2012-2013
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Lum Gor Sangtok – North Sikkim
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Stone & wood painting at Dentam
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Thanka painting at Rhenock
East Sikkim
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North Sikkim
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Chuktuk & Gyapa weaving training
at Lachung
Rari & Lukuni weaving at Dentam
West Sikkim
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Traditional Dress making at Lachen North Sikkim
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Outsourcing of raw material Looms West Sikkim
& accessories (Carpet) at Okharey
Outsourcing of ,handloom looms
East Sikkim
and raw materials at South Regu
Study tour for the weavers of
South Regu
Establishment of Dyeing Unit at
North Sikkim
Chungthang, North Sikkim.
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SOFT TOYS 2012-13
The Secretary, North Eastern Council, Ministry of Home Affairs , Government of
India had been pleased to sanction one project on “Production and Training Centre
for Soft Toys at Gangtok, Sikkim.” The main objective is to create employment and
empower youth with income. As on date, 240 (Two hundred forty) children have
been trained for producing quality soft toys. The training has been imparted in the
following places:1. Namthang – 1 & Namthang – 2, South Sikkim.
2. Rateypani, South Sikkim
3. Lepcha Tar-South Regu, East Sikkim.
4. Ribdi - Bhareng, West Sikkim.
5. Deythang - Khani Sherbong, West Sikkim
6. Lower Tharpu, West Sikkim
7. Mangshila, North Sikkim.
8. Gangtok, East Sikkim.
9. Mangshila, North Sikkim
Skill Upgradation Programme.
10.Gangtok, Headquarter
Skill Upgradation Programme.
NATIONAL BAMBOO MISSION 2012-13
Under the National Bamboo Mission 2012-13 the training on cane &
bamboo was imparted to sixty number of youths in the following places:1. Tingchim , North Sikkim
2. Sumin, East Sikkim
3. Ralong, East Sikkim
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Cane & Bamboo
Cane & Bamboo
Cane & Bamboo
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SCHEMES/ PROJECT IMPLEMENTED IN THE YEAR 2011-12.
Integrated Design & Technical Development Programme for six months sponsored
by D.C. (Handicrafts).
Lachung
Carpet.
Ribdi
Carpet.
Namchi
Carpet.
Borong
Paper Products.
2. Innovative Design Training Programme for three months under H.R.D. Scheme
sponsored by D.C.( Handicrafts).
Legship
Paper Mache.
Pakyong
Traditional Jewellery.
Rongli
Pattern Making.
Yangang
Block Printing.
3. Design and Technical Development Workshop for 15 days sponsored by D. C.
(Handicrafts) in
Carpet Weaving at D.H.H. Gangtok.
Wood Carving at D.H.H. Gangtok.
4. Entrepreneur Skilled Development Programme ESDP– 300 hrs.sponsored by
Indian Institute Entrepreneurship (I.I.E.), Guwahati.
Wok
Traditional Lepcha Dress Making
Okharey
Carpet Weaving
Chumbung
Carpet Weaving
5. Three month Training on Making of Traditional Musical Instruments sponsored
by Directorate of Capacity Building with 20 trainees at D.H.H.
6. Three months Innovative Design in Traditional Jewellery Making sponsored by
D.C. Handicrafts at Gangtok.
7. Four months Training in Garment Construction at D.H.H. sponsored by
U.D.&H.D.
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8. Four months Training in Garment Construction in Traditional Dresses sponsored
by Social Justice, Empowerment and Welfare Department.
9. Two Skilled Upgradation Programme on Cane & Bamboo Products at Tumin &
Parakha sponsored by Horticulture & Cash Crop Department under National
Bamboo Mission.
10. Fifteen Group Approach Programmes at West Pendam under Integrated
Handloom Development Scheme for a period sixty days.
11. Two Skilled Capacity Building programme at Tumin & Parakha under National
Bamboo Mission.
12. Five days Capacity Building Programme on Marketing for a group of 10 trainees
for a period of one month (five weeks) by N.C.D.P.D.
BORDER AREA DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME 2012-13.
The Directorate of Handicrafts & Handloom provides the necessary training
modules and courses in consultation with the various Central & State agencies
involved in the promotion of handloom & Handicrafts of the State.The objective of
the Project is to train the many talented, educated an extremely mobile youth force
and channelize them into a productive socio-economic identity that is inherently
strong and which on the long run will provide a base for further growth of the
remote border regions of the State.
The Project aims to reduce the migration of the youth from the far flung border
areas by providing capacity building and skill development training in various crafts
so that they are able to generate their own source of income.
The most important objective is to take all the school dropouts and train them in
traditional Arts & Crafts, which will be their alternate source of livelihood.
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PROGRAMMES IMPLEMENTED IN THE YEAR 2011-12.
1
Special Handloom Expo- D.H.H. Premises ,- Gangtok
2011-12, from 21st Nov. to 10th Dec. 2011.
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Special Handloom Expo- Children Park Plaza,
Opposite Sadar Thana ,- Gangtok
2011-12, from 12th May to 25th May 2012 .
3.
Gandhi Shilp Bazar 2011-12
- Kanchendzonga Shopping Plaza,
Lall Market, Gangtok from 20th to 29th Feb. 2012.
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National Handloom Expo 2011-12, Namchi, South Sikkim
from 10th May to 29th May 2012 .
1. District Level Event,Rhenock
East Sikkim 12th to 16th Feb. 2012
2. District Level Event, Legship
West Sikkim 4th to 7th Sept. 2011
3. District Level Event, Tashiding
West Sikkim 4th to 9th Feb. 2012
4. District Level Event, Hee-Bermiok
West Sikkim 9th to 13th Dec. 2011
5. District Level Event, Ravangla
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South Sikkim 10th to 14th Sept. 2011
6. District Level Event,Temi-Tarku
South Sikkim 19th to 23rd Dec. 2011
7. District Level Event, West Pendam
East Sikkim 20th to 24th Feb. 2012
8. District Level Event, Pakyong
East Sikkim 23rd to 28th Oct. 2011
9. District Level Event,Rongli
East Sikkim 20th to 24th Jan. 2012
10. District Level Event, Yangang
South Sikkim 10th to 15th Jan. 2012
DISTRICT LEVEL EVENT AT SIKKIM (2012-13)
A. EAST SIKKIM
1. Pakyong.
2. Rongli.
B. SOUTH SIKKIM
1. Ravangla.
2. Temi-Tarku.
C. WEST SIKKIM
1. Pelling.
2. Hee-Bermoik.
DATE
w.e.f. 13th to 16th Nov 2012
w.e.f. 12th to 16th Feb 2013
w.e.f. 29th Aug to 2nd Sept 2012.
w.e.f. 22nd to 26th Oct 2012.
w.e.f. 3RD May to 7th May 2012
w.e.f. 25th to 29th Dec 2012.
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D. NORTH SIKKKIM
1. Namprikdang
w.e.f. 19th to 23RD Dec 2012.
STATE LEVEL SPECIAL EXHIBITION FOR THE YEAR 2012-13. AT THE FOLLOWING
PLACES:1. Mangan, North Sikkim w.e.f. 25th Feb to 11th March 2013.
2. Pelling, West Sikkim w.e.f. 28th Nov to 9th Dec 2012.
3. Namchi, South Sikkim w.e.f 8th Oct to 21st Oct 2012.
SPECIAL HANDLOOM EXPO (NATIONAL LEVEL) FOR THE YEAR 2012-13 .
W.E.F. 4th Oct to 23rd Oct 2012 at Gangtok.
GANDHI SHILP BAZAR 2012-13 AT GANGTOK-D.H.H. COMPLEX
W.E.F. 31ST to 9th April 2013.
FAIR & EXHIBITION
1. Hee-Bermoik, West Sikkim
2. Namprikdang, North Sikkim
3. Rongli, East Sikkim
w.e.f. 25th to 31ST Dec 2012.
w.e.f. 19th to 25th Dec 2012.
w.e.f. 12th to 18th Feb 2013
Programmes to be implemented in the
Current financial year 2013-2014.
District Level Event
North Sikkim.
1. Namprikdang, Dzongu.
Date
3rd Jan to 7th Jan 2014.
South Sikkim
1. Ravangla
21st Aug to 25nd Aug 2013.
West Sikkim
1. Pelling
15th Oct to 20th Oct 2013.
East Sikkim
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1. Rhenock
2nd Sept to 6th Sept 2013.
Special Handloom Expo
1. Gangtok, East Sikkim
18th Oct to 2nd Nov 2013.
Special Handloom Expo (National level)
1. Gangtok, East Sikkim
21st Oct to 9th Nov 2013.
National Handloom Expo
1. Gangtok, East Sikkim
20th Sept to 10th Oct 2013.
The aforesaid programmes are sponsored by the Office of the
Development Commissioner (Handlooms), Ministry of Textiles,
Government of India. These programmes have a PAN India context in
terms of participation and exchange of ideas and crafts. These
programmes also provide a common platform for the young rural
artisans and weavers to converge and market their products.
HANDICRAFTS
Fair & Exhibition
1.
2.
3.
4.
Geyzing , West Sikkim
Rhenock , East Sikkim
Temi-Tarku, South Sikkim
Namprikdang, Dzongu, North Sikkim
6th Nov to 20th Nov 2013.
3rd Oct to 9th Oct 2013.
1st to 10th Aug 2013.
3rd Jan to 10th Jan 2014.
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GANDHI SHILP BAZAR 13-14.
1. 1ST TO 10TH OCT 2013.
2. 1st TO 10TH MARCH 2014
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Gangtok,East Sikkim.
Gangtok,East Sikkim
Proposal/ Programmes to be implemented in the
Current financial year 2013-2014.
District Level Event
West Sikkim
1. Pelling
2. Geyzing
3. Soreng
15th Oct to 20th Oct 2013.
6th Nov to 10th Nov 2013.
1st feb to 5th feb 2014.
Special Handloom Expo
1.Geyzing , West Sikkim
6th Nov to 12th Nov 2013
Fair & Exhibition
1.Geyzing , West Sikkim
6th Nov to 20th Nov 2013
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VISIT OF DIGNITARIES
08/06/2011
:
Mr. Pardipku Amat
Speaker, Orissa Legislative Assembly
29/06/2011
:
Mr. K. Ojha
DDG (NBM) Governor of India
Shaqstri Bhawa, New Delhi – 110001
28/07/2011
:
Mr. M. Krishnaswmy,
M.P Tamil Nadu,
Director Gereral of Police (Retd.)
16/02/2012
:
Mr. K. Padmakumar, IPS
Inspector General of Police,
Lochi Kerela.
17/02/2012
:
Mr. Ranjan Dhivedi,
Inspector Gereral of Police,
Uttar Pradesh.
21/02/201
:
Mr. Bimal Dawari
Zilla Adhakshya, East Sikkim
05/03/2012
:
Mrs. Mamta Sharma,
Chairperson, N.E.W.
Government of India.
17/03/2012
:
Dr. D. Jagnnathan IAS,
AG 95, 7th main Road,
Annanagar, Chennai, Tamil Nadu – 600040
17//03/2012
:
Mr. Gairaj Sihgh Kushwala IAS,
Collector & DM Samai Madhopur, Rajasthan
05/04/2012
:
Mrs. Manjuri Kachu IRS
Memku, CBDT MOF Delhi
11/05/2012
:
Shri. Pawan Chamling,
Hon’ble Chief Minister of Sikkim,
Government of Sikkim
26/05/2012
:
Mr. Swatantu Kumar
Judge, Supreme Court, New Delhi
18/05/2012
:
Mr. Khaki N. Daruwala,
7 G Mount, Kailash, SFS Apartments,
New – Delhi, 05
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24/12/2012
:
Justice, Ashok Bhan,
18, Adbar Road, New – Dehli
255/02/2013
:
Smt. Vidya Slokes,
Honourable Minister,
Horticulture, Government of India (HP).
02//05//2013
:
Justice A. Hari Prasad,
High Court of Kerala, Kochi.
02/5/2013
:
Justice K. Rama Krishnan,
Judge, High Court of Kerala, Ernakulam
25/05/2013
:
L. Angam Chnd Singh
Principal Accountant Gereral, Sikkim.
30/05/2013
:
Chief Justice, Patna High Court
15/06/2013l
:
Pius C. Kuriakose,
Chief Justice of Sikkim
21/09/2013
:
Rinchen Ongmu IAS,
Chief Secretary, Government of Sikkim.
23/09/2013
:
Shriniwas Patil,
Governor of Sikkim.
08//10/213
:
Justice N.K Jain
Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur
12/10/2013
:
S.S. Gupta, IAS,
Development Commissioner, Handicrafts,
Government of India.
21/10/2013
:
Smt. N. Yethenpa,
Development Commissioner – cum – Secretary
DPER & NECAD.
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Power and Duties of Officer and Employees
[Section 4 (1) b (ii)]
In order to improve the work culture and output level of the Officers of the Directorate of
Handicrafts and Handloom, the following work distribution is made with immediate effect.
1. Mr. Chosang Tshering Lepcha, Deputy Director (Training)
will oversee Training,
Insurance I.H.D.S
2. Mr. K.S Bhutia Deputy Director (M & S)
Marketing Central Store,
Multicrafts, Sales Emporium, SHHDC Ltd.
3. Mr. Khitook Bhutia, Deputy Director (H.M.P.U)
Hand Made Paper Unit
(Training & Production)
and SPIO.
4. Mr. Parsu Ram Ghimeray, Deputy Director (Project)
Soft Toys (Training & Production) Project.
5. Mr. Chewang Bhutia, Assistant Director (Training- II)
&
Mr. Bhim Bahadur Gurung Assistant Director (Trg – II)
All files pertaining to Training of all districts
to be routed through
A.D I & II (Training).
6. Mr. Kishan Kumar Bhujel, Assistant Director (HMPU)
Hand Made Paper Unit
in addition he will coor dinate with Central –
Store.
7. Mr. Sonam NIma Bhutia, Assistant Director (Insurance)
General Insurance and
Publicity.
8. Mr. Jigmee Pintso Bhutia, Assistant Director (Production)
Production (I) Handloom
IHDS Programme &
Dying.
9. Ms. Pema Sangmoo, Assistant Director (Production – II)
Handloom & Dying will
coordinate with SHGs &
NGOs, Research &
Design.
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10. Mrs. Kumari Chettri, Assistant Director
11. Mr. Tshering Dorjee Gyamtso, Assistant Director
12. Titus Basnett, Assistant Director, Project
Sales Emporium and she
will assist andcoordinate
with the Multicrafts
section.
All Calendars event and
will assist A.G.M SHHDC
Ltd. for marketing.
In – Charge of all Project
(preparation
implementation,
documentation &
reconciliation) of
accounts
13. Mrs. Lakpa Doma Bhutia, Assistant Director
Central Store.
14. Ms. Chopel S. Ethenpa, Assistant Director
Multicrafts Production
& Embroidery Section.
West District.
1. Mr. M. K. Rai, Assistant Director – I
In – charge of Dentam,
Tashiding, Pelling, Reshi
and Karzee Mangnam
Br. Centres & Head of
office – cum-DDO/
Project implementation/
Supervisory Officer for
the West District .
2. Mrs. Aruna Rai, Assistant Director – II
In – charge of Chakung,
Chumbong, Okheray,
Salangdang Br. Centres
and Production Unit.
3. Mrs. Nirmala Chettri, Assistant Director – III
In – charge of Soreng,
Singling, Rinchenpong,
Tharpu Br. Centre &
Production Unit.
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North District:
1. Mr. Tshering Dorjee Bhutia, Deputy Director
DDO – cum – Project
implementation
/supervisory officer for
the North District.
South District:
1. Mr. Durga Kumar Rai, Assistant Director (Namchi)
Head of the Office
-cum-DDO & Project
implementation/super visory officer for the
South District.
2. Mrs. Pramila Rai, Assistant Director Namchi – II)
Production Unit and
Branch Centres of
South Sikkim.
3. Mrs. Dropati Gurung, Accounts Officer
Shall ensure financial
discipline and manage
- ment of all matters
relating to the finances
and accounts of the
D.H.H
and S.H.H.D.C Ltd.
This order is hereby issued with the approval of Commissioner –cum-Secretary, Commerce and
Industries Department and supersedes all previous orders.
By Order.
Sd/Secretary,
Commerce and Industries Department,
Government of Sikkim.
Copy to:1.
2.
3.
4.
All the above mentioned officers,
Secretary, Commerce & Industries Department,
File
Guard file
Director, D.H.H
25
Procedure Followed in Decision Making Process
[Section 4 (1) (b) (iii)]
In the decision making process, the approach involves significantly the lower level
employees/officers as they deal with the existing rules, regulation and procedures at
implementing level. Whereas higher officers are more responsible for guidance, supervision,
monitoring and evaluation. Hence, proposals are normally initiated from the lower level. Most of
the time coordination meeting, seminar and workshop are conducted for field level functionaries
as well as different sections of Head Office for decision making process.
CHAPTER 5
Norms sets the Discharge of Functions
[Section 4 (1) 9b) 9iv)]
In this context, while discharging function by the different functionaries at different levels the
Norms and Guideline are followed abide by the rules and regulation framed by the state
Government. Whereas, while implementing C.S.S the Norms and Guidelines set by the
Government of India are strictly followed.
CHAPTER 6
Rules, Regulations, manual and Records for Discharging Function
[Section 4 (1) (b) 9v) 7 (vi)]
The Administrative matters are governed and guided by the Sikkim Service Rules as followed:1. The Sikkim Government Service Rules, 1974
2. The Sikkim Governmet Establishment rules, 1974
3. The Sikkim Government Service (Confidential Roll) rules, 1996
4. The Sikkim Government Servants conduct rules, 1981
5. The Sikkim Government Servants (Discipline and Appeal) Rules, 1985
6. The Sikkim Government Service (Leave) rules, 1982
7. The Sikkim Government Service (Revised pay) Rules, 19988
8. The Sikkim Government Service (Advancement Grade) rules, 1999
9. The Sikkim Government Travelling Allowance Rules, 1980
10. The Sikkim Government Service (medical Facilities) Rules
11. The Sikkim Government State Service (Regulation of Seniority Rules, 1980 and other
recruitment rules, executive orders and instructions while Sikkim Financial rules, 19979
guides and governs all financial matters.
12. The Sikkim State Directorate of Handcrafts and Handloom recruitment Rules 2001.
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CHAPTER - 7
Categories of Documents held by the Public Authority under its Control
[Section 4 (1) (b) v(i)
CHAPTER – 8
Arrangement for consultation with, or Representation by the Members of the Public
in relation to the Formulation of Policy or implementation thereof [Section 4 (1) (b)
Viii]
CHAPTER – 9
Boards, Councils, Committees and other Bodies constituted as part of Public
Authority [Section (91) (b) v (iii)]
i.
Committee to examine and implement the Revival, Reform and
Restructuring Package for Handlooms Sector in the State of Sikkim.
CHAPTER – 10
Directory of Officers and Employees
[Section 4 (1) (b) (iX)]
Sl.N
o
Name
1
Mr. P. T
Euthenpa
2
Mrs. Ganga Devi
Pradhan
3
Mrs. Nura
Kumari Rai
4
Mrs. Dropati
Gurung
5
Mr. Chosang
Tshering Lepcha
Designatio
Function/Duties
n
Secretary H.O.D
Director
Deputy
Secretary
Accounts
Officer –
cum –
DDO
Deputy
Director
Overall incharge of the
Directorate
Administration
Shall ensure
financial
discipline and
management of
all matters
relating to the
finances and
accounts of the
D.H.H & SHHDC
Ltd.
Will oversee
Training,
Contact No.
E – mail
03592 - 202670
81428 – 89499
directordhhsikk
[email protected]
94748 – 42064
-do-
94341 - 17622
-do-
94746 – 49342
-do27
(Training)
6
Mr. Karma
Samthen Bhutia
7
Mr. Khitook
Bhutia
8
Mr. P.R
Ghimeray
9
Mr. Ashok
Pradhan
10
Mr. Chewang
Bhutia
11
Mr. B.B Gurung
12
13
14
Insurance &
IHDS
Deputy
Marketing,
Director
Central Store,
(Marketin Sales Emporium,
g & Sales) SHHDC Ltd.
Deputy
Hand made
Director
Paper Unit
(HMPU)
(Training &
Production)
Deputy
Soft Toys
Director
(Training,
(Project)
Production &
Project)
Legal
Files pertaining
Retainer
to legal matters
of D.H.H.
Assistant
Files pertaining
Director
to training of al
(Training – districts to be
I)
routed through
A.D I & II
Assistant
Director
-do(Training –
II)
Hand Made
Paper Unit in
addition he
will coordinate
with Central
Stores, Sales
Mr. Kishan Assistant Director
Emporium,
Bhujel
(HMPU)
Training &
Production
Section and
submit
monthly
achievement.
General
Mr. Sonam Assistant Director
Insurance and
Nima Bhutia
(Insurance)
Publicity
Production (I)
Mr. Jigme
Assistant Director
Handloom,
Pintso
(Production – I)
IHDS Program
Bhutia
& Dying
94341 – 37131
-do-
95933 - 72199
-do-
96090 – 32209
-do-
98324 - 60832
-do-
94341 – 43997
-do-
95470 – 56235
-do-
98320 – 17598
-do-
94753 – 00276
-do-
94341 – 03542
-do-
28
15
16
Pema
Sangmoo
Assistant Director
(Production – II)
Mrs. Kumari Assistant Director
Chettri
(M & S)
Production (II),
Handlooms &
Dyeing will
coordinate
with SHG’s &
NGO’s.
Sales
emporium and
she will also
assist and
coordinate
with the
Multicrafts
Section
All Calendars
events and will
assist A.G.M,
SHHDC Ltd. for
Marketing
In – Charge of
all projects
(preparation,
implementatio
n,
documentatio
n&
reconciliation)
of accounts
98511-17811
-do-
94344 – 09396
-do-
94743 – 52840
-do-
94755 -04063
-do-
17
Mr.
Tshering
Dorjee
Gyamtso
Assistant Director
(M & S)
18
Mr. Titus
Basnett
Assistant Director
(Project)
19
Mrs. Lakpa
Doma
Bhutia
Assistant Director
Central Store
(Central Store)
97759 -61998
-do-
Ms. Chopel
S. Ethenpa
Multicrafts
Production
Assistant Director
and Apparel &
(Multicrafts)
Embroidery
Section.
94341 – 27535
-do-
20
29
WEST DISTRICT.
Sl.No
Name
Designation
1
Mr. Moni Kumar Rai
Assistant
Director – I
2
Mrs. Aruna Rai
Assistant
Director – II
3
Mrs. Nirmala Chettri
Assistant
Director – III
Function/duties
In – charge of
Dentam,
Tashiding,
Pelling, Reshi &
Karzee
Mangnam of
the Office –
cum – DDO &
Supervisory
officer for the
West District.
In – Charge of
Chakung,
Chumbong,
Okheray,
Salangdang Br.
Centres &
Production
Unit.
In – Charge of
Soreng,
Singling,
Rinchenpong,
Tharpu Branch
Centre and
Production
Unit.
Contact No.
E - mail
97332 – 41721
NA
94342 – 57636
NA
78728 – 86585
NA
NORTH DISTRICT.
Sl.No Name
1
Mr. Tshering
Dorjee Bhutia
Designation
Function/duties
Contact No.
Email
Deputy
Director
(North)
DDO – cum – Project
implementation/supervisory
Office for the North District
94344 - 09281
NA
SOUTH DISTRICT
Sl.N
o
1
Name
Mr. Durga
Kumar Rai
Designation
Function/duties
Contact No.
E - mail
Assistant
Director – I
Head of the Office
– cum DDO &
Project
implementation/su
pervisory Officer
for the South
94347 –
10428
tholungdee@yah
oo.com
30
2
Mrs. Pramila
Rai
Assistant
Director – II
District.
Production Unit
and Branch
Centres of South
District.
95932 –
72055
-do-
CHAPTER – 11
Monthly Remuneration received by Officers and Employees, including the system of
Compensation as provided in Regulations.
[Section 4 (1) (b) (X)]
CHAPTER 13
Manner of Execution of Subsidy Programmes
[Section 4 (1) (b) (Xi)]
CHAPTER 14
Particulars of Recipients of Concessions, Permits or Authorization Granted by the
Public Authority [Section 4 (1) (b) (Xii)]
CHAPTER 15
Information Available in Electronic Form
[Section 4 (1) (b) (Xiii)]
Department Website: http://sikkimcrafs.gov.in
CHAPTER 16
Particulars of Facilities available to Citizens for Obtaining Information
[Section 4 (1) (b) (Xiv)]
Through department website
CHAPTER 17
31
Names, Designations and other Particular of Public Information Officers,
[Section 4 (1) (b) (Xv)]
The following are the list of State Public Information Officer and Assistant Public
Information Officer of Directorate of Handicrafts and Handloom, Government of
Sikkim.
Sl.N
o
Name
1
Mr. Khitook
Bhutia
Tshering Dorjee
Bhutia
2
Mr. Jigmee
Pintso Bhutia
Mr. Durga Kr.
Rai
3
4
Mr. Moni Kr.
Rai
5
Designati
on
Deputy
Director
(HMPU)
Dy.
Director,
North
Asstt.
Director
Asstt.
Director
Astt.
Director
–cumDDO,
Pelling
(West)
SPIO/
APIO
Address
Contact No.
E – mail Address
95933-72799
SPIO
APIO
APIO
D.H.H,
Gangtok
D.H.H,
Mangan
Director.dhhsikkim
@gmail.com
94344-09281
APIO
D.H.H
Gangtok
D.H.H,
Namchi
(South)
94341-03542
APIO
D.H.H, Pelling 97332-41721
94347-10428
tholungdee@yahoo
.com
Na
Monthly Remuneration received by officers and Employees, including the system
of Compensation as provides in Regulations.
[Section 4 (1) (b) (x) ]
List of of officers and Employees and their monthly remuneration
Directorate of Handicrafts and Handloom.
Officers of DHH
(Non Plan)
Sl.
No.
1
2
3
Name
Mrs. Ganga Devi
Pradhan
Mr. Chozang Tsh.
Lepcha
Mrs. Dropati
Gurung
Headquarter
Designation
Basic Pay
Gross pay
Net Pay
Director
40260 82533
54754
Dy. Dir
29480 56012
41091
AO
22780 46699
22172
32
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Mr. Parsuram
Ghimirey
Mr. Chewang Bhutia
Mr. Sonam Nima
Bhutia
Mr. Bhim Bdr.
Gurung
Mr. Titus Basnet
Ms. Chopel S.
Ethenpa
Mr. Durga Khati
Dy. Dir
AD
30230 61972
23560 48298
35214
33853
AD
25580 52439
34919
AD
AD
21550 44178
22870 46884
20666
20638
AD
OS
21550 44178
18600 35340
33253
16947
Dy Secy
28080 57564
26584
AD
22870 46884
22573
AD
AD
Stenographer
22870 46884
20290 41595
14780 30299
36624
22381
17329
LDC
13430 27532
23799
LDC
16050 32903
21271
LDC
12950 26548
10742
Arts Instt
Mask Instt.
Arts Instt
22580
19990
19570
18130
46289
40980
40119
37167
22893
19563
29723
14940
Mr. Tengay Lepcha
Lepcha Hats Instt.
13270 27204
23726
Mrs. Amrita Sharma
Mr. Dhan Kr. Rai
Textile Designer
Asstt. Designer
12140 24887
11370 23309
17082
14665
Peon
Driver
11040 22632
8870 16853
11732
13466
16130 28682
25777
Headquarter (Plan)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Mrs. Nura Kumari
Rai
Mr. Zigmee Pinsto
Bhutia
Mr. Kishan Kr.
Bhujel
Ms. Pema S. Bhutia
Ms. Deepa Tamang
Mr. Chewang
Rabden Bhutia
Mrs. Manisha
Bhutia
Mrs. Dil Kumari
Pradhan
Mr. Karma Thinlay
Bhutia
Mr. Duduk Bhutia
Mrs. Laxmi Lama
Mr. Palden Bhutia
Mr. Netra Prasad
Sapkota
Mr. Lall Singh Khati
Mrs. Jyotshna
Pariyar
Multicrafts Instt.
Designer (Delhi)
33
Non Plan (Head quarter)
Sl.
No.
Name
Designation
Basic Pay
Net
Pay
Gross pay
1
Mrs. Shashi
Bardewa
2
Mrs. Beena Gurung
Ms. Losangma
Tamang
Acctt.
19600
40180
18839
A/'c
20063
14384
Mrs. Ranjana Shilall
Ms. Saldenla Bhutia
UDC
HA
9770
19010
38971
22485
18050
12330
37003
24633
23427
15288
3
4
5
6
Acctt.
UDC
Mr. Udai N. Sharma
Mr. Chewang Tsh.
Bhutia
LCD
Mr. Prakash Kr. Rai
Mrs. Hem Kumari
Subba
LDC
LDC
10
Mrs. Sushma Rai
S. Asstt.
11
Mrs. Sukmaya Tashi
Bhutia
Sales Asstt(Delhi)
12
Mrs. Tshering
Ongmu Lepcha
13
Mrs. Choden Bhutia
Mrs. Mingma Doma
Bhutia
Mrs. Chechi
Lachungpa
7
8
9
14
15
17
LDC
20250 38475
15060
12720
10850
11370
27340
30873
15617
26076
8140
22243
8404
23309
18906
12850 28591
24436
59614
49384
Carpet Instt.
29080
26960
55268
27268
Carpet Instt.
28010
57421
57191
Carpet Instt.
24480
19990
50184
24902
37981
26766
29992
17654
37556
18624
Dying Instt.
Mrs. Pavitra Giri
Mrs. Lakpa Doma
Bhutia
Multi. Instt.
Mrs. Pramila Chettri
Mrs. Meena Kumari
Tamang
Mrs. Shanti maya
Tamang
Mr. Norbu Tsh.
Bhutia
Mr. Suren Kr.
Pradhan
Multi. Instt.
14630
18320
Carpet Instt.
16330
33477
29090
Hand. Instt
13280
27224
20096
W.C. Instt
25530
52337
36596
C. & B. Instt.
50184
47654
24
Mr. Dathup Lepcha
Arts Instt.
47273
27670
25
Mr. Namgay Bhutia
Mr. Nima Tsh.
Bhutia
Mr. Karna Bdr.
Gurung
Arts Instt.
24480
23060
19990
40980
19676
19160
39278
20181
34502
26322
Mr. K.B. Gurung
Mr. Kharka Bdr. Rai
C & B.Instt
Carpentry instt.
16830
11430
11430
23432
12332
23432
12528
30
Mr. Sonam Tsh.
Bhutia
Carpentry instt.
23432
19916
31
Mr. Tempo Bhutia
Carpenter
11430
12150
24908
17860
18
19
20
21
22
23
26
27
28
29
Hand. Instt
Thanka Instt.
Carpentry instt.
34
32
33
34
Mr. Lakpa Tsh.
Lepcha
Mr. Chandra Singh
Gurung
Carpenter
12150
24908
20186
Blind Artisian
10700
19090
21935
16903
36271
21803
9710
12640
12250
11040
10880
10480
8610
19949
17216
25912
16372
25113
7644
22632
15376
22304
9707
21484
10077
17859
11842
17859
11501
15865
4954
Mr. Ramesh Chettri
Mr. Karma Dorjee
Bhutia
Driver
36
Mr. Namgay Bhutia
Peon
37
Mr. Lall Bdr. Chettri
Peon
38
Mr. Suraj Chettri
Peon
39
Mr. Kindup Lepcha
Peon
40
Mrs. Nangsel Bhutia
Peon
41
Mr. Ram Kumar Rai
Mr. Pempa Tsh.
Bhutia
Peon
Mrs. Kumari Chettri
Mrs. Chandra Maya
Gurung
Peon
8610
8350
Safai karmachari
8100 16890
35
42
43
44
Driver
Peon
8994
Production (Non Plan) Headquarter
Sl.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Name
Mr. Karma Samten
Bhutia
Mrs. Lakpa Doma
Bhutia
Mrs. Tashi Lhamu
Bhutia
Mrs. Sharon Rai
Mrs. Norzing Doma
Bhutia
Mrs. Passang L.
Bhutia
Mrs. Thungka
Bhutia
Mrs. Geeta Pradhan
Mrs. Passang L.
Lepcha
Mr. Shekhar Chettri
Mrs. Meena Kri.
Sunar
Designation
Basic Pay
Gross
pay
Net Pay
Dy. Dir
30930 63407
24425
AD
25740 52767
39891
S.I
S.I
17760 36408
17760 36408
33357
LDC
16300 33415
22121
C/Instt
26960 55268
34218
LDC
LDC
17270 35404
15350 31468
23754
S. Asstt.
S. Asstt.
12330 25277
13000 24700
13351
C/Instt
13490 27655
18024
29228
18854
10777
35
HMPU (Non Plan) Headquarter
Sl.
No.
Gross
Name
Designation
1
Mr. Khittok Bhutia
Dy. Dir
2
Mr. Passang
Tshering Lepcha
Supervisor
3
4
5
6
7
8
Basic Pay
pay
30930 63407
Ne
t Pay
45001
Mr. Ganesh Chettri
Mrs. Hemamith
Lepcha
Mrs. Krishna Maya
Giri
Mr. Amber Bdr.
Gurung
Technician
13650 27983
11370 21603
LDC
11370 23309
4799
Binder
11040 20976
8983
12156
Mrs. Kamali Kami
Mrs. Chandra Maya
Rai
Paper lifter
9760 20044
7400 15560
Paper lifter
15560
Junior Artisian
12946
11214
14213
6000
East District
Sl.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Gross
Name
Mrs.Kumari Chettri
Mr. Rohit Kr.
Sharma
Mr. Lall Bir Subba
Mrs. Songmit
Lepcha
Mr. Tshering D.
Gyamsto
Mrs. Phumchung
Bhutia
Mr. Tsheing Tamang
Mrs. Tika Ram
Sharma
Designation
AD
Basic Pay
pay
25220 51701
Ne
t Pay
35637
16421
Peon
12330 25277
11390 23350
H/Instt
18730 38397
14139
AD
20690 42415
25006
C/Instt
28424
Peon
16880 34604
13970 26543
Peon
14180 29069
12529
LDC
20952
13436
36
9
Mrs. Chewang
L. Tamang
LDC
10
Mrs. Yankee Bhutia
C/Instt
11
Mrs. Gaki Bhutia
Mrs. Shakuntala
Pradhan
12
9695
C/Instt
10810 22161
16880 34604
12140 24887
H/Instt
19160 39278
18236
8953
13859
South Sikkim, Namchi (Plan)
Sl.
No.
Name
1
Mr. Durga Kumar Rai
AD
2
Mrs. Pramila Rai
AD
3
4
Mrs. Padam maya
Chettri
Ms. Gyamchung
Lepcha
Designation
Carpet Instt.
21350 43768
19990 40980
25381
18700 38335
18320 37556
13109
Instt.
21350 43768
23538
Peon
13940 28577
15085
LDC
12960 26568
13250 27163
9328
11390 23350
11370 23309
13081
10960 22468
7740 15867
16721
6
Mr. Yang Tshering
Bhutia
Arts Instt
7
Mrs.Dhamali Khati
Handloom Instt.
10
23435
43556
Carpet Instt.
9
13894
24480 50184
Mrs. Lhamu Lepcha
Mrs. Dorjee Ongmu
Lepcha
Mr. Govind Prasad
Sharma
Mr. Dinesh Kumar
Chettri
Net Pay
Carpet Instt.
5
8
Gross
Basic Pay
pay
26060 53423
25740 52767
11
Mrs. Arati Rai
LDC
12
Mr. Jitman Gurung
Peon-cum-Chow.
13
Mr. Homnath Sharma
LDC
14
Mr. Pushpa Lall
Sapkota
Peon-cum- Chowkidar
15
Ms. Bhim maya Rai
peon
31150
29764
18748
10493
13961
37
South Sikkim, Namchi (Non Plan)
Sl.
No.
Name
1
Ms. Dil Maya Gurung
Hand.Instt.
2
Mr. Sonam Bhutia
peon-cum- chowkidar
3
Mr. Phurba Sherpa
Arts Instt.
4
Mrs. Kechen
Lachenpa
Carpet Instt
5
Mrs. Onkeela Bhutia
LDC
Designation
Gross
Basic Pay
pay
11780 24149
Net Pay
21382
8100 16605
17180 35219
15193
16880 34604
12970 26589
32424
24968
13773
West Sikkim Gyalshing
Sl.
No.
Name
Designation
Basic Pay
Gross
pay
Net Pay
1
Mrs. Aruna Rai
AD
25220 51701
31554
2
Ms. Nirmala Chettri
AD
25220 51701
15274
3
Ms. Pratiba Tamang
B.I.
16990 34830
14050
16990 34830
20150
17340 35547
20332
18700 38375
19423
16880 34604
22835
22580 46289
14350
18700 38335
15375
18320 31449
30931
4
5
6
7
8
9
Mr. Ram Kumar
Tamang
Ms. Ridha Zangmu
Bhutia
Mr. Gyalsen Lepcha
Ms. Solomit Lilty
Lepcha
Mr. Nim Tshering
Bhutia
Mr. Chultim Bhutia
Branch Incharge
Instt.
Arts Instt.
Instt.
Instt.
Instt.
10
Mrs. Pem Laden
Bhutia
Instt.
11
Mr. Karma Bhutia
Instt.
18110 37167
17517
12
Ms. Dilmaya Rai
LDC
13010 26671
9866
13
Mr. Man Bahadur
Pradhan
LDC
12090 24785
6845
14
Mrs. Hari maya Rai
LDC
14460 29643
13817
15
Mr. Bijay Gurung
LDC
11500 23535
15071
16
Mr. Randhooj Subba
LDC
15150 32923
21425
17
Mr. Chattra Bahadur
Gurung
peon
11040 22632
16034
18
Ms. Meera Rai
peon
10610 17365
9354
19
Mr. Aitaraj Subba
peon
11560 23698
18779
38
20
21
22
23
Mr. Suk Bahadur
Gurung
Mr. Dawa Namgyal
sherpa
Mr. Damber singh
Lohar
Mr. Buddha Kumar
Tamang
peon
peon
peon
peon
11680 25154
11081
11850 25523
17149
12200 26199
13427
9130 18847
15949
West Sikkim Gyalshing (Non Plan)
Sl.
No.
Name
Basic Gross
Pay pay
Net Pay
23660 48298
14083
21350 43768
12194
Arts instt.
12880 26404
14874
Driver
10820 22140
8770
Peon
12520 28577
5090
Gross pay
Net Pay
60229
22612
22653
22612
40887
19000 38950
17600 36080
24939
8860 18163
14834
Designation
1
Mr. Mani Kumar Rai
AD
2
Ms. Passang Choden
Bhutia
Handloom Instt
3
4
5
Mr. Kaching Bhutia
Mr. Ram Bahadur
Chettri
Mr. Sher Bahadur
Subba
North Sikkim, Mangan (Plan)
Sl.
No.
Name
Designation
1
Tshering Dorjee
Bhutia
Dy. Dir
2
Mon Bdr Limboo
LDC (Acctt)
3
Dawa Lepcha
Peon
4
L.B.Subba
Yanchan Doma
Bhutia
LDC
6
Nim Sonam Bhutia
Arts instt
7
Tsh. Yangzom
Bhutia
Peon
5
8
Carpet Instt
Basic Pay
29380
11030
11050
11030
13223
11968
18998
14505
Madan Tamang
Thunsing
Lachungpa
LDC
14700
Carpet Instt
43780
10
Domki Lachungpa
BI.Instt
11
Uthick Lachungpa
C.Rabdan
Lachungpa
BI.Instt
26170 53649
19400 39770
16380 33579
20805
Chewang.N.Bhutia
LDC
11050 22653
14020 28741
9
12
13
Peon
30135 15816
27000
26021
15847
39
14
Ganthick lachungpa
BI.Instt
15
Kami Bhutia
Chewang Lamu
Bhutia
Arts Instt
Azang Lepcha
Peon
16
17
Carpet Instt
20330 41677
18180 37269
32725
16840 34522
11400 23370
Total
24909
36663
14467
397387
North Sikkim, Mangan (Non Plan)
Sl.
No.
Gross
Name
Designation
Ne
t Pay
1
Goyal Namgyal
UDC
2
Donka Lachenpa
C. Instt
Basic Pay
pay
17270 35404
28010 57421
Karma D.Lachenpa
Tsepel Wanger
Lachenpa
Gaki jumba
Lachungpa
Kessang Norbu
Lepcha
BI.Instt
19160 39278
35030
9810 20111
19199
Carpet Instt
12140 24887
19917
Peon/ Chokidar
11860 24313
Total
7296
3
4
5
6
Peon/ Chokidar
16030
43215
140687
CONSOLIDATED SALARIES OF NORTH DISTRICT, MANGAN
Sl. No.
Name
Net
Designation Salaries
1
Mrs. Diki Palmu Bhutia
LDC
8000
2
Mr. Thendup Tsh. Lepcha
LDC
8000
3
Ms. Premkit Lepcha
Mrs. Sangay Laden Bhutia
Mrs Kukula Lachenpa
Mr. Nima Lepcha
Tech. Instt.
Tech. Instt.
Tech. Instt.
Tech. Instt.
8486
9000
8732
9000
4
5
6
Total Rs. 51,281/-
40
MONTHLY & ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2013-14 (i.e. 1.04.2013 TO TILL DATE)
Sl.No
1
Name of
Deptt.
2
Director
ate of
Handicr
afts &
Handloo
m
Total No. of
PIOS in each
Deptt.
& Other
unit
3
01(PIO)
04(APIO)
East/West/
South/North
Name
of SPIO
4
Mr.
Khitoo
k
Bhutia
Total App.
Received
App. Disposed
App. Pending
5
App. received
App. Disposed
App.Pending
For the
Month of
April 13
For the
Month
of May
13
For the
Month of
June13
For the
Month of
July 13
For the
Month of
Aug 13
For the
Month
of
Sept.
13
For the
Month
of Oct.
13
For the Month of
Nov. 13
13
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
For the
Month of
Dec 13
14
For the
Month
of Jan
14
15
For the
Month of
Feb 14
For the
Month of
Mar 14
Total
16
17
Remarks
18
Collection of
RTI Fee
Rs.
&
Photocopy
charges
Rs.
1