Operational Guidelines to Sericulture
Sericulture Department – RKVY – Operational Guidelines
for procurement the components sanctioned under RKVY – Orders – Issued. AGRICULTURE
& COOPERATION (SERI.) DEPARTMENT G.O.Rt.No. 1382 Dated: 13-12-2012. Read: From
the Commissioner of Sericulture, Hyderabad Letter No.3036/2012 TM6, dated:
17-10-2012.
ORDER:-
In the circumstances reported by the Commissioner of
Sericulture, Hyderabad in the reference read above, Government after careful
examination, hereby approve the Operational Guidelines under RKVY with
permission to SERIFED for procurement of the components sanctioned under RKVY
from time to time duly following the guidelines appended to this order.
2. The Commissioner of Sericulture, Hyderabad shall take
necessary action accordingly.
Annexure to G.O.Rt.No. 1382 A&C (Sericulture), Dept.,
dated: 13-12-2012.
OPRERATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR IMPLIMENTATION
OF SERICULTURE PROGRAMMES UNDER RKVY IN ANDHRA PRADESH
I . SUPPORT TO STATE SEED FARMS:
1) CREATION OF FARM PONDS:
Government Seed Farms in the State are being used for
raising of Mulberry saplings silk worm rearing for supply of chawkie worms to
the farmers and also producing seed cocoons for preparation of Bivoltine Hybrid
layings.
OBJECTIVE:
To carry out the above activities without any hindrance,
irrigation is very much essential for production of mulberry leaf and for
raising of saplings. Most of
the seed farms are having very little irrigation facility
due to depletion of ground water levels over a period of time. Therefore there
is a dire need to provide Farm Ponds for water storage by providing drips and
sprinklers.
PATTERN OF ASSISTENCE:
Under this scheme the assistance is to be provided to
execute Farm Ponds in (40) Govt. Seed Farms with 100% assistance under RKVY @
Rs. 1.00 lakh per unit in Govt. Seed Farm.
GUIDE LINES:
The State level Technical Committee have recommended to
propose two types of Farm ponds based on the requirement in the Govt. Seed
farms
. Accordingly it is proposed to execute two types of Farm
ponds with the following specifications.
Type- I
• The created Farm Pond should
have the dimension of 8 m X 8m X 4 m by
covering high density polythene sheet with the unit cost
of Rs 1.00 lakhs
Type- II
• The created Farm Pond should
have the dimension of 4 m X 4 m X 4 m by covering high density polythene sheet
with the unit cost of Rs 0.50 lakhs
• The Dist. Officer should have
to select the needy Govt. Seed Farm and based on the requirement they should
select type of farm pond which requires support under this scheme.
• The schemes are to be brought
to the notice of the District collector to monitor the programme and
co-ordination with the executing agency.
• The work for execution of Farm
ponds in the Govt. seed farms are to be entrusted to the APSRIC/ P.R Dept / RWS
/ any other Govt. Engineering Department in the district for the funds
sanctioned under RKVY.
• The estimates of Farm ponds
have to be obtained from the executing agency for execution of farm ponds by
the concerned district officers.
• The Engineering Department
should follow the guide lines already approved under National Horticulture Mission
programme of Govt. of India for preparation of estimates uniformly in all the
districts.
• The work details shall be
recorded and maintained by the officer concerned and the executing agency.
• The departmental officers
shall supervise the works and the progress of the work shall be reported by 3rd
of every succeeding month to Head office for onward submission to Govt.
• The Departmental officer and
the executive agency are held responsible for proper execution of the work.
• The execution of the work
shall be completed within schedule time.
• District officers shall make
the payment along with work order to the executive agency through online
transfer / D.D/ A.C payee cheques meant for the said scheme
• The District officers/
Divisional Officers shall obtain the Utilization Certificate after completion
of the work from the executive agency and furnish to HOD duly counter signed.
2. Sprinkler and drip irrigation for water
conservation:
OBJECTIVE:
The water stored in farm ponds will be utilized to
irrigate the chawkie garden and nursery beds by providing drip and sprinklers
for conservation and effective utilization of the available limited water
resources in (40) Govt seed
farms.
PATTERN OF ASSISTENCE:
Under this scheme the assistance is to be provided to
install drip/ sprinklers units in (32) the Govt. Seed Farms, with a unit cost
of Rs 80,000/- per hectare with 100% assistance from RKVY.
1) GUIDE LINES:
• The drip irrigation should be
provided at least 1 Ha area in each Govt. Seed farms.
• The Dist. Officer should
select the needy Govt. Seed Farm which requires support under this scheme.
• The schemes are to be brought
to the notice of the District collector to monitor the programme and
co-ordination with the executing agency..
• The work for providing drip
irrigation for water conservation in the Govt. Seed farms under RKVY shall be
entrusted to the APMIP.
• The BOQ for providing drip/
sprinkler irrigation systems to be obtained from the APMIP by the District
officers.
• The 16 mm drip irrigation
system should be installed in the Govt. Seed farms.
• The PDs of APMIP shall prepare
the estimates governing the rules and regulations and provisions of Govt. of
A.P, under APMIP for purchase of drip
/Sprinklers materials uniformly throughout the State.
• The work details shall be
recorded and maintained by the officer concerned and the executing agency.
• The departmental officers
shall supervise the works and the progress of the work shall be reported by 3rd
of every succeeding month to Head office.
• The Departmental officer and
the executive agency are responsible for proper installation of drip irrigation
systems in the Govt. Seed Farms..
• The execution of the work
shall be completed within one month.
• District officers shall make
the payment along with work order to the executive agency through online
transfer/ D.D/ A.C payee cheques meant for the said scheme
• The District officers/
Divisional Officers shall obtain the Utilization Certificate after completion
of the work from the executive agency and furnish to HOD duly counter signed.
3. Replacement of Old/Unserviceable
electric motors:
OBJECTIVE:
The electric motors available in the Government seed
farms are very old and have become unserviceable. Drawing the water from the
open wells / bore wells is becoming very difficult to irrigate the mulberry
garden. Therefore it is proposed to replace the old and energy inefficient
electric motors with new and energy efficient pump sets to the (40) Govt. Seed
Farms under RKVY.
PATTERN OF ASSISTENCE:
Under this scheme the old and energy inefficient electric
motors are to be replaced with new and energy efficient pump sets including
accessories with a unit cost of Rs 1.00 lakh with 100% assistance from RKVY.
GUIDE LINES:
• The Dist. Officer should
select the Govt. Seed Farm which requires support under this scheme.
• The schemes are to be brought
to the notice of the District collector to monitor the programme and
co-ordination with the executing agency..
• The pumps are procured duly
following the procedure and guidelines in forced in Indira jala prabha
programme implementing in DWMA. for the Govt. seed farms sanctioned under RKVY.
• The pump sets details shall be
recorded and maintained by the officer concerned
• The departmental officers
shall supervise the works and the progress of the work shall be reported by 3rd
of every succeeding month to Head office.
• The Departmental officer and
the executive agency are responsible for proper execution of the work.
• The execution of the work
shall be completed within one month.
• Payment of amount shall be
made after completion of the work to the executive agency through online
transfer of funds meant for the said scheme
• Utilization Certificate shall
be furnished at the completion of the work by the executive agency duly counter
signed by the Departmental officer.
4) Drilling of bore wells in the Govt. Seed
Farms:
OBJECTIVE:
As many of the wells /bore wells in the Govt. Seed farms
have dried up or yielding very less water, hence, new bore wells are to be
drilled in the Govt. seed farms to provide irrigation facility to the mulberry
garden.
PATTERN OF ASSISTENCE:
Under this scheme (40) new bore wells are drilling in
Govt. seed farms to provide irrigation facility to the mulberry garden with a
unit cost of Rs 0.50 lakh
with 100% assistance from RKVY.
GUIDELINES:
• The Dist. Officer should
select the Govt. Seed Farm which requires support under this scheme.
• The schemes are to be brought
to the notice of the District collector to monitor the programme and
co-ordination with the executing agency..
• The Officers concerned shall
conduct ground water survey by Ground water Department for water points.
• Based on the recommendations
of the Ground water survey the drilling of bore wells in the Govt. Seed Farms
shall be carried out.
• The work has to be entrusted
to the APSRIC for the Govt. seed Farms sanctioned under RKVY.
• The estimates for drilling of
new bore wells have to be obtained from the APSCRIC.
• The engineering wing of
APSCRIC should follow the rules and guide lines for preparation of estimates
uniformly in all the districts for drilling of bore wells.
• The work execution details
shall be maintained by the officer concerned and the executing agency.
• The departmental officers
shall supervise the works and the progress of the work executed shall be
informed time to time to Head office.
• The Departmental officer and
the executive agency are responsible for proper execution of the work.
• The execution of the work
shall be completed within one month.
• District officers shall make
the payment along with work order to the executive agency through online
transfer/ D.D/ A.C payee cheques meant for the said scheme
• The District officers/
Divisional Officers shall obtain the Utilization Certificate after completion
of the work from the executive agency and furnish to HOD duly counter signed.
II. ENHANCEMENT OF SOIL HEALTH: (50%
SUBSIDY):
1) SUPPLY OF MICRO NUTIRENTS:
Micronutrients play a major role in several metabolic
activities responsible for protein, sugar and enzyme synthesis leading to
production of quality mulberry leaf. In case of multiple deficiencies of
micronutrients, the yield may be reduced to even up to 50% when the leaves fed
to silk worms results in production of poor quality BVH cocoon. By compensating
deficient micronutrients,
there is a chance of 10-30 % increase in leaf yield and
up to 7 % increase in silkworm seed production.
OBJECTIVE:
To improve the leaf quality of Mulberry gardents, it is
proposed to supply micronutrients (such as Poshan/ Seri boost) containing Zinc,
Boran, Manganies, Iron and Molybdenum) as foliar spray to 15000 farmers under
RKVY.
PATTERN OF ASSISTENCE:
Under this scheme it is proposed to supply micronutrients
to the farmers with a unit cost of Rs. 1,500/- with 50% subsidy (Rs. 750/-
contribution by the farmer).
GUIDELINES:
• The farmer who are having (1)
acre of mulberry garden with assured irrigation facility can be selected under
this scheme.
• Preference shall be given to
the BVH/ Seed farmers.
• The selection of
micronutrients is as per the choice of the farmer. The subsidy limit is
restricted to Rs.750/- per farmer only.
• The sericulture farmer can
avail the subsidy by paying his contribution in three to four spells in a year
as per their convenience.
• The Serifed will supply the
micronutrients as per the rates already finalized by the Tender Committee (
State Level Procurement Committee) for the year 2012-13 / from time to time and
the supplies are from the Govt. approved agencies/Institutions.
• The District officers shall
have to collect beneficiary contribution for supply of micronutrients as per
the choice of farmers and furnish the list of farmers to
Commissioner of sericulture under copy to MD/Serifed for
supply.
• The stocks will be supplied to
the places ordered by the officers through Seri poly clinics/TSCs after receipt
of beneficiary contribution along with Departmental subsidy amount.
• The amount towards cost of
supply of micronutrients shall be transferred to Serifed account to effect
supply.
• The district officers shall
have to place the indent at least 15 to 20 days in advance about the
requirement of Micronutrients to the Managing Director, Serifed through mail /
fax.
• The Serifed will supply
micronutrients required quantity by the farmers within (15) days from the date
of receipt of indent on payment of cash to the Serifed.
• The District officers should
ensure to educate the farmers for application of the Micronutrients before
supply to the farmers.
• Utilization Certificate shall
be furnished by the District/ Div. Officers after completion of the scheme with
in stipulated time.
• The officers should observe
and record the impact of the micronutrients in the field in terms of leaf yield
and cocoon production and submit report to Head office.
• The Officers suould collect
the sample of each lot before supply to farmersand sent to CSR&TI Mysore
for quality check before making payment.
• Application of such nutrients
shall be certified by the TSC/ Dist Officers for release of payment after
application.
• The officers are responsible
for implementation of the scheme.
(2) SUPPLY OF NEEM CAKE TO THE FARMERS TO
ENRICH SOIL HEALTH:
OBJECTIVE:
Soil health plays an important role in the growth of a
plant. It is more so important for mulberry to have good soil health and to
arrest the root rot disease. Since the leaf is fed to the silkworms it is
imperative to have good soil health for qualitative and quantitative leaf
production for production of quality BVH cocoons. There has been a general
menace of root rot to mulberry plantations in Coastal and Telangana districts
wherever the organic carbon content in the soils is poor which happens mostly
when the soils having plantation cover. In order to minimize the incidence of
Root rot by improving the soil health application of neem cake as a basel dose
before
planting Mulberry and during intercultural operations is
found to be very effective. Neem cake acts not only a soil nutrient but also
fungus repellent.
PATTERN OF ASSISTENCE:
Under this scheme it is proposed to supply Neem cake @
6-7 quintals per acre and the cost of Neem cake is Rs.10,000 per acre. It is
proposed to cover 7870 farmers under the scheme with 50% assistance from RKVY
and 50% beneficiary contribution.(Rs.5000/- as beneficiary contribution).
GUIDELINES:
• The farmer who are having (1)
acre of mulberry garden with assured irrigation facility can be selected under
this scheme.
• Preference shall be given to
the BVH/Seed farmers.
• The subsidy limit is
restricted to Rs.5000/- per farmer.
• The sericulture farmer can
avail the subsidy by paying his contribution of Rs. 5000/- in three to four
spells in a year as per their convenience.
• The Serifed will supply the
Neem cake with oil and without oil as per the rataes finalised by the Tender
Committee ( OR) the District Officers shall obtain the rates from the local
firms for Neem Cake with oil and without oil to avoid transportation charges
and send to Commissioner of Sericulture, Hyderabad for empanelment. Farmers
will have the choice to procure as
per their requirement and interest
• The Serifed / District
officers are requested to collect the samples of each lot @ one Kg per Tonne in
Two samples for testing before supply to farmers and sent for testing to PCL,
Rajendranagar / any Government Scientific Testing Agency for quality check
before making payment. The payment will be made to the supplier based on the
testing report only.
• The District officers shall
have to collect beneficiary contribution for supply of Neem cake to the farmers
along with the list of farmers to be sent to Commissioner of Sericulture,
Hyderabad.
• The stocks will be supplied to
the places ordered by the officers through Seri poly clinics/TSCs after receipt
of beneficiary contribution along with Departmental subsidy amount.
• The District officers should
ensure to educate the farmers on usage of the Neem cake (with oil and without
oil) before supply to the farmers.
• Utilization Certificate shall
be furnished after completion of the scheme with in stipulated time.
• Application of Neem cake shall
be certified by the local TSC/ Dist. Officers for release for payment after
application
• The Officers should observe
and record the impact of the material in the field in terms of the control of
Root rot disease and submit report to Head office.
• The officers are responsible
for implementation of the scheme.
III .Support for Improving of Cocoon
Markets : (50% subsidy on the unit cost)
1.Open Market Yards for Tasar:
The Tasar cocoons produced by the tribal rearers are sold
through open auction in the market yards. The cocoons are arranged in lots on
the platforms and they are required for grading of the cocoons before auction.
The
present market yards were established in the early 1980s
and are damaged and not serving the purpose. Moreover the tribal farmers do not
have any infrastructure for grading and drying the cocoons in their dwelling
houses.
Therefore there is an imperative need to provide
platforms in the Tasar market yards located in the close vicinity of their
habitations.
OBJECTIVE:
Under this scheme , it is proposed to create
infrastructure facility i.e (Open Market Yards ) at the near vicinity of tribal
farmers for improving the quality of produce and thereby increasing their incomes as a part
of poverty reduction initiative.
PATTERN OF ASSISTENCE:
Construction cost of each platform is Rs 2.00 Lakhs.
Subsidy from RKVY is 50% (Rs.1.00 lakhs) and the balance 50% (Rs. 1.00 lakh)
will be met from CSB funds Under this scheme it is proposed to construct (5)
platforms in the market yards of Warangal , Karimnagar, Adilabad and Khammam
districts under RKVY.
Guidelines:
• The Dist. / Divisional Officer
shall make necessary arrangements for construction of platforms in the market
yard for Tasar cocoon transaction only in tribal areas.
• The status of implementation
of the scheme has to be brought to the notice of the District collector to
monitor the programme and co-ordination with the executing agency.
• Execution of the work has to
be entrusted to the PR Department .
• The estimates have to be
obtained from the Executive Agency for execution of the work by the concerned
district officers.
• The engineering wing of
Executive Agency should follow the guide lines which are in vogue for
preparation of estimates uniformly in all the districts.
• The monitoring and execution
of the work shall be done in coordination with the executive agency.
• The departmental officers
shall supervise the works and the progress of the work shall be reported by 3rd
of every succeeding month to Head office for onward submission of the report to
the Govt.
• The Departmental officer and
the executive agency are held responsible for proper execution of the work.
• The execution of the work
shall be completed within schedule time.
• District officers shall make
the payment along with work order to the executive agency through online transfer/
D.D/ A.C payee cheques meant for the said scheme
• The District officers/
Divisional Officers shall obtain the Utilization Certificate after completion
of the work from the executive agency and furnish to HOD duly counter signed.
(2) Hot Air Driers for Tasar Cocoon
Stifling:
Tasar cocoons are highly perishable and moth emergence
takes place after 15 days of harvest, if the cocoons are not stifled. This will
result in deterioration of quality besides loss of silk filament. Prolonged
storage without stifling will also damage the cocoons due to fungus /
ants / rats attack etc.
Objective:
In order to save the harvested Tasar cocoons by the
tribal farmers, it is proposed to establish (5) Hot Air Driers @ 1 in each
market yard at Mahadevpur of Karimnagar district, Venkatapuram of Khammam district,
Chennoor and Gollatharividi of Adilabad district, Venkatapur of Warangal
district to enable the Tasar reelers to utilize the services of Hot Air Driers
for stifling the Tasar cocoons.
PATTERN OF ASSISTENCE:
The Cost of the Hot air driers for Tasar cocoons Stifling
is Rs 3.00 Lakhs. Subsidy from RKVY is 50% (Rs.1.50 lakhs) and the balance 50%
(Rs. 1.50 lakh) will be met from CSB funds.
GUIDELINES :
• The District / Divisional officer
shall obtain the list of the notified shortlisted firms from CSB for supply & erection of Hot air
driers .
• The District / Divisional
officer shall place supply order to the firm duly indicating the specifications
& Terms and conditions.
• The firm should have to agree
for making free service during warranty period.
• The District / Divisional
officer shall have to take necessary steps for erection of Hot Air Driers in
the allotted places of the districts.
• The status of implementation
of the scheme has to be brought to the notice of the District collector to
monitor the programme and co-ordination with the executing agency.
• The departmental officers
shall supervise the installation and functioning of the Hot Air drier and
submit the progress of the work by 3rd of every
succeeding month to Head office for onward submission to
the Govt.
• The execution of the work
shall be completed within schedule time.
• District / Divisional officers
shall make the payment to the firm after satisfactory installation and functioning of the Hot Air
Drier in good condition
.Then only make the payment to the firm through online
transfer/ D.D/ A.C payee cheques meant for the said scheme
• The District officers/
Divisional Officers shall submit the Utilization Certificate to HOD .
IV. SKILL DEVELOPMENT TRINING PROGRAMME FOR
SILK REELING & TWISTING UNDER RKVY
Sericulture industry mainly consists of 2 sectors viz.
pre-cocoon and post cocoon sectors wherein raising of mulberry gardens and rearing
of silkworms come under pre-cocoon sector whereas silk reeling and twisting come
under post cocoon sector. Pre-cocoon sector is farm based whereas post
cocoon industry related activities.
The entire Silk reeling activity consists of the works
like cocoon cooking, unwinding of the silk filament from reeling cocoons on reeling
machines, re-reeling and making skeins and books for preparing twisted yarn. The silk reeling activity is highly skill oriented one
because denier of silk filament i.e
thickness of silk filament, which is produced on reeling
machines, is a key parameter for production graded silk and in turn for
production of silk fabric and profit / loss to the silk reeling industry. Silk reeling
activity i.e cocoon cooking,
reeling, re-reeling and skein / book making is totally
skill related work and labour involved in these works require utmost expertise to make
the reeling work viable
and to run the unit on profit lines. On the other hand, silk twisting activity is another
skill oriented work, wherein two
graded raw silk filaments are twisted on machines for
production of yarn with particular tenacity & strength for production of warp
and weft yarn suitable for handlooms or power-looms. Silk twisting activity consists
of raw silk winding, doubling, twisting and warping / wefting and labour in
these works also need
expertise to reduce wastage up to 2% on 1 kg of graded
raw silk used for twisting. Dharmavaram, Hindupur, Madanapalli in Ananthapur
district, Proddatur in Kadapa district, H.Junction in Krishna district, Peddapuram in
E.Godavari, Janagaon in Warangal district, Ramayampet, Chowtuppal &
Pochampalli in Nalgonda district are the major areas where silk reeling / twisting /
weaving activities are concentrated. A total number of 2000 reeling basins of
different categories, 87,000 silk twisting spindles, 80000 handlooms and around 1000
power looms are working in the above centers of the state. The Department of Sericulture, AP has planned in a big
way for establishment of non-farm units for reeling and twisting units under state
normal plan scheme as well as Catalytic Development Programme of Central Silk
Board during XII plan period i.e from 2012-13 to 2017-18. Skilled reeling and
twisting workers are instantaneously required for the proposed non-farm units
to run them on viable lines. On the other hand the existing silk reeling and
twisting units are also running short of skilled labour because of various reasons due to
which some units are not functioning to their full capacity.
It is, therefore, proposed skill development training
programme in silk reeling and twisting activities under the Govt. of India sponsored
programme of Rastriya Krishi
Vignan Yojana (RKVY). The in-situ training programme for
both the activities are planned to organize for a period of (2) months with only
(2) components i.e. stipend to reeling / twisting workers and raw material cost and
an amount of Rs.20,000/- i.e Rs.10,000/- from RKVY and Rs.10,000/- as beneficiary
contribution, is proposed to be incurred per 1 trainee for training. 12- Skilled workers are required for 6-basin capacity
reeling unit whereas 7 skilled workers are required for 60-spindle capacity twisting
unit.
COST ESTIMATES OF TRAINING PROGRAMMES
I. In-situ Silk Reeling Training:
(per trainee)
S.No Item Amount (in
Rs.)
------------------------------------------------------
1 Duration of programme 2
months (50 working days)
2 Stipend
(@ Rs.1500/- per month) Rs.3,000/-
3 Quantity of raw material required
(approximately) 115
Kgs
4 Expected Renditta during training
programme (average) 14
5 Expected production of raw silk
during training programme
(expected)
8.500 kgs
6 Raw material cost (i.e. cost of
reeling cocoons) Rs.17,000/-
7 Average of raw silk produced during
training programme Rs.1500/-
II. In-situ twisting training:
(per trainee)
S.No Item Amount
(in Rs.)
---------------------------------------------------------------
1 Duration of programme 2 months (50 working
days)
2 Stipend (@ Rs.1500/- per month) Rs.3,000/-
3 Quantity of raw material required
(approximately) 9.400
Kgs
4 Cost of raw material
(@ Rs.1800/- per 1 kg of raw silk) 17,000/-
5 Average wastage during twisting
Training 6%
6 Quantity of twisted yarn produced
during training programme 8.836 kgs
7 Average selling price of silk yarn
produced during training
programme
Rs.1,600/-
IMPLEMENTATION GUIDELINES:
1. Reeling workers proposed for Multi-end Reeling units /
Automatic Reeling Units / Automatic Dupion Reeling Units / Twisting units are only
eligible for training under
RKVY.
2. Priority is given to train the reeling worker trainees
of the New Silk Reeling units / Twisting units of the year 2010-11 to be established
during 2011-12 and units of 2011-12 to be established during 2012-13 and subsequent
years sanctioned under CDP / Normal State Plan. Priority shall be given to the
needy units only.
3. The proprietors of the said category units shall
identify trainee workers and submit complete bio-data to the concerned District Officer of
the Department. In turn, the
District Officer obtains DLSC approval for the batch of
trainee workers.
4. Training programme to trainee workers to silk reeling
/ twisting units shall be completed as per schedule of Training Programme.
5. Training programme shall be conducted in the
respective silk reeling / twisting unit for which trainee workers are selected. After completion
of the training programme, the trainee workers shall be absorbed as
regular reeling / twisting workers.
6. The ratio between unit capacity and number of trainee
workers to be trained should be as follows.
S.No Capacity of unit No of of trainee workers sanctioned
1 6-basin
Multi-end Silk Reeling Unit
8
2 10-basin
Multi-end Silk Reeling Unit
12
3 20-basin
Multi-end Silk Reeling Unit 22
4 20-basin
Automatic Silk Reeling Unit
30
5 20-basin
Automatic Dupion Silk Reeling Unit 30
6 60-spindle
silk Twisting unit 6
7 120- spindle
silk Twisting unit 9
8 400- spindle
silk Twisting unit 13
7. (1) Staff member in the cadre of TA / TO will be
allotted to the proposed reeling / twisting unit for imparting / supervising the training
programme and he shall give a
daily report to the Incharge of the Non-Farm TSC on the
progress of the training. Daily progress report shall be on No of trainees workers
attended, quantity of raw material consumed, value of raw material, approximate raw
silk obtained, Renditta, individual reeler trainee-wise skill etc. If a candidate
is abstained for 15 days continuously during the training period, he shall be
dropped for further training. An under taking shall be taken from the trainee workers
stating that he shall work for a minimum period of (3) years in the reeling / twisting
unit.
8. Funds for raw material under training programme shall
be released on weekly basis to the proprietor of the reeling / twisting unit
basing on the progress report submitted by the allotted staff member. On satisfactory
conduct of training
programme only, the District Officer / Asst. Director of
Sericulture shall release the funds for the programme. Stipend to trainee workers shall
be released on monthly
basis i.e. for 30 days period.
9. The proprietor of the reeling / twisting unit shall
give an undertaking to the concerned District Officer of the Department / the Asst.
Director of Sericulture stating that the unit shall be run continuously for a
minimum (3) years employment to the trainee workers will be provided in the unit.
10. The concerned District Officer of the Department /
the Asst. Director of Sericulture together with the Incharge of NF-TSC shall inspect the
training programme on
weekly basis and give necessary technical suggestions, if
necessary for improving skill in the activity.
11. It will be ensured that trainee workers will be above
18 years of age group only for training purpose.
C.V.S.K.SARMA
APC & PRINCIPAL SECRETARY
TO GOVERNMENT
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