RTI Section 4b

Section 4(1) (b) Indexing and Cataloging of all information
Particulars of the Manuals

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The particulars of its organization, functions and its duties.
Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services in Karnataka
INTRODUCTION:
Livestock and Poultry play a vital role in the all-round development of the Countrys economy
in general and agricultural economy in particular, since agriculture in the rural areas is mainly
dependent on livestock and poultry. The mechanization of agriculture in the rural area has not
yet established its superiority over the traditional agricultural practices mainly due to the
fragmentation of land. The benefit of the improved activities with the help of the livestock is
reaching more than 70% of the total population of the State, which dwells in rural area. This
bigger sector of the rural population is mainly dependent upon agriculture and Animal
Husbandry for livelihood.
Keeping in view the importance of livestock in the overall
development of the rural economy, it has been the primary duty of the state government to
provide health care to the states livestock population and this entire responsibility has become
a part and parcel of the state dept. the Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services. This
Department is successful in discharging its duties and functions with its network of various
Veterinary Institutions in the state through the implementation of developmental programmes.
The activities of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services in the state started with the
recognition of Amrith Mahal breed of Cattle in 1572. During the period of Maharaja of Mysore,
Sri. Chikkadevaraja Wodeyar (1672-1704) this department was known as Benne Chavadi
(Butter Belt). Later King Tippu Sulthan renamed it as Amrith Mahal and from here itself milk,
curds, butter and ghee was supplied to the palace of Maharaja of Mysore. The Amritmahal
department was re-established during the period of Maharaja Sri. Mummadi Krishnaraja
Wodeyar (1868). The 1868 the then Viceroy of India Lord Mayo formed a commission in which
the action taken regarding the treatment and control of Animal Diseases were reported.
Further, this Commission permitted for the establishment of marketing animal products. In the
year 1920, this Amrith Mahal Department was merged with the Directorate of Agriculture. In
1945 this department was separated from Agriculture department and came under the
administrative control of Directorate of Animal Husbandry. From 01.04.1987 with the
introduction of Zilla Panchayath system of administration in the state, the control of almost all
the departmental institutions and hospitals has been taken over by the Zilla Panchayath from
09.06.2005, the Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services comes under the
administrative control of Commissioner.
1958 our State did not have facilities for Veterinary Education. Therefore, the state government
used to select the candidates and nominate them to other states to study Veterinary Sciences.
The States first Veterinary Science College was established in Bangalore in 1958. Later in 1985
Bidar Veterinary College was established Karnataka Veterinary Animal & Fisheries Science
University was established in Bidar in January 2005.
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THE INSTITUTE OF ANIMAL HEALTH & VETERINARY BIOLOGICALS:
In order to control the most devastating disease, Rinderpest in Animals the Institute first started
as a virus depot. In 1926 and later renamed as Mysore Serum Institute. Within few years, in
order to control various contagious diseases vaccines were prepared in the Institute. The
Institute of Animal Health and Veterinary Biological got autonomy in the year 1978. Presently
IAH & VB engaged in production and supply of Veterinary vaccines and Veterinary Biological,
which are extensively used for the prevention and control of common bacterial and viral
diseases of livestock and poultry. It is also engaged in research activities, training programmes
and in investigation of livestock and poultry diseases. At present this autonomous body is
attached to Bidar Veterinary University.
KARNATAKA CO-OPERATIVE MILK PRODUCERS FEDERATION LTD., :
Karnataka Co-operative Milk Producers Federation was started under National Dairy
Development Board as a part of Operation Flood-1. The aim of this unit was to upgrade local
breeds through cross breeding programmes in order to increase milk production and to control
animal diseases. Initially it started functioning in 8 districts of the State with Bangalore as a
Centre. During operation flood-2 this board became a Federation and included buffaloes in to
its programmes. Later the Federation extended its activities to all the districts of the State. The
federation is collecting the milk directly milk products to the consumers.
KARNATAKA SHEEP & WOOL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION :
Karnataka Sheep & Wool Development Corporation was established in the State with the main
objective of development of sheep & Wool. The Corporations main office is located in
Bangalore and from here it discharging its activities to all over the State. For the welfare of
sheep farmers, Corporation has formed sheep co-operative societies. The main aim of the
Corporation is provided in put services required by the sheep breeders, weavers and creating
organized marketing facilities for sheep and its products. Under the administrative control of
Corporation sheep breeding farms are functioning at Challakere, Ullavarthi, Dhanagur, Guttal,
Suthatti. There are 2 (two) wool development schemes are functioning at Ranebennur and
Kolar. This Corporation has President, Secretary and Members.
KARNATAKA CO-OPERATIVE POULTRY FEDERATION LTD.:
Karnataka Co-operative Poultry Federation Ltd., was established in 15.03.1995. It is functioning
in the State with the aim of ;
a)
Formation of Primary Poultry Co-operative Societies in the State.
b)
Improvement of already established Co-operative Societies
c)
Imparting Training Programmes to the poultry farmers in modern method of Poultry
Farming.
d)
Ensuring the availability of quality chicks, quality feed, medicine and vaccines to the
poultry farmers.
e)
Ensuring the health coverage of birds and diagnosis of the diseases
f)
Assisting Primary Poultry Co-operative Societies to obtained loan from the National Cooperative Development Board.
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KARNATAKA MEAT AND POULTRY MARKETING CORPORATION LTD :
The company was formed with the main objective of establishment of modern abattoirs. The
company failed in achievement of the same. Hence, the State Government was windup this
company on 2009 and handed over the 3 (three) slaughter houses and transferred to Bruhath
Bangalore Mahanagara Palike and employees who were working in this company transferred
to BBMP on deputation basis.
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COMMISSIONER :
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Implementation and supervision of all other schemes in addition to various central
programmes such as ASCAD, NPRE, Livestock Census, Sample Survey, Egg, Milk and
Wool, Establishment of Taluk level laboratories, Extension and Training, Cattle
Exhibition, Drugs and Chemicals, Karnataka Livestock Department Agency.
2.
To co-ordinate with all the concerned department for implementation of various
programmes and activities of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services Department.
3.
To ascertain the establishment of a suitable congenial and co-ordinated arrangements
between the Project Officers of the externally aided projects and the various sections of
the Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services Department.
4.
To look to the computerized good administration and moral code Management
information system of the Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services.
5.
Will be responsible for the subjects related to service matters, Disciplinary Action of
Group-A Officers.
6.
Will be responsible for the revision of Cadre and Recruitment Rules from time to time.
7.
Will function as member of all the important programme implementation committees of
the Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services.
8.
Will take suitable action for collection and onward submission to the Govt. of the
Performance Report and Assets and Liabilities statements of the Officers of the rank
of Joint Director and above of the Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary
Services. The Commissioner may collect review and approve the Performance Report
and Assets and Liabilities statements of the Deputy Directors and Assistant Directors
of the Department.
9.
Implementation and Supervision of the matters relating to Karnataka Milk Federation.
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Matters relating to Karnataka Veterinary animal & Fisheries Science University.
DIRECTOR :
1.
Will supervise all the matters pertaining to the technical programmes and day to day
officers of the Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services, in addition to
the reporting of the principle matters and administrative matters to the Commissioner.
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Will submit Moral Matters and Plan Proposal and all proposals to be submitted to
Government to the Principal Secretary to the Government, Department of Animal
Husbandry & Fisheries through the Commissioner, Department of Animal Husbandry &
veterinary Services.
Will look to administrative matter of Group B, C and D Officers / Staff of the Department
of Animal Husbandry & veterinary Services
Will store the performance reports, Assets and Liabilities statement of Group B & C
Officers / Staff of the Department after getting approved of the Commissioner,
Department of Animal Husbandry & veterinary Services.
Will co-ordinate the Boards / Corporations coming under the Department of Animal
Husbandry & veterinary Services.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR :
The Deputy Directors will be working in the State Sector at the Directorate, in the departmental
Livestock and Poultry Farms, in the various Centrally Sponsored Schemes and at the District
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Headquarters under the administrative control of Zilla Panchayat.
The duties and
responsibilities vary according to their place of posting. However, the common duties and
responsibilities will be as furnished below :
1.
To exercise both the administrative and financial powers attached to the post.
2.
To be in overall charge of providing health care for domestic animals and poultry
population in the district when they are sick and to protect them from contagious and
non-contagious diseases.
3.
To supervise the various programmes for improving the productivity of livestock and
poultry through scientific breeding, feeding and management.
4.
To formulate programmes for providing extension services and practical training
facilities to the farmers in advanced animal husbandry practices.
5.
To work out various schemes to supplement the income of small and marginal farmers
and agricultural labourers and to help them in securing financial assistance from various
financial institutions.
6.
To implement the various socio-economic programmes such as Special Livestock
Breeding Programme, Special Component Plan and Tribal Sub-plan scheme of the
government.
7.
To assist in conducting the Livestock Census ones in five years, besides conducting the
Integrated Sample Survey every year for estimating the production of major livestock
products viz milk, meat, wool and egg and their by-products.
8.
To monitor the establishment of Goshalas and making arrangements for providing
fodder to the entire livestock in their jurisdiction drought situations.
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To functions to fulfil the objectives of various departmental schemes.
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Any other works entrusted by the Director /Commissioner.
ASSISTANT DIRECTORS :
The Assistant Directors will be working in the State\Sector at the Directorate, in the
Departmental Livestock & Poultry Farms, in the various Centrally Sponsored Schemes and at
various levels in the district under the administrative control of Zilla Panchayat. The duties
and responsibilities vary according to their place of posting. However, the common duties and
responsibilities will be as furnished below;
1.
To exercise both the administrative and financial powers attached to the post
2.
To be in overall charge of providing health care for domestic animals and poultry
population in the Taluk when they are sick and to protect them from contagious and
non-contagious diseases with the support of the subordinate Veterinary Officers and
para Veterinary Staff.
3.
To implement the various programmes for improving the productivity of livestock and
poultry through scientific breeding, feeding and management, by way of artificial
insemination, fodder development programmes etc.,
4.
To arrange for conducting various training programmes to farmers in advanced Animal
Husbandry Practices.
5.
To assist the small and marginal farmers and agricultural labourers for securing financial
assistance from various financial institutions for taking up various schemes which help
in supplementing their income.
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To advise for proper disposal of animal carcass dies due to contagious diseases and
disinfection of infected area.
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Supervision and maintenance of equipments and instruments available in the hospital.
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Assisting the higher officer in various developmental programmes.
9.
Conduct house to house survey for collection of information regarding animal census
and various Animal Husbandry activities.
10.
Any other work entrusted by the higher officers.
Additional Directors :
Additional Director (Animal Resources) 1
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Livestock Breeding Centres (Including Sperm Station)
2.
Ex-officio Karnataka Livestock Development Agency
3.
Any other work entrusted by the Commissioner / Director
Additional Director (Livestock Health) 2
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Grievances and vigilance
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Registration officer (MMPO)
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Member Secretary, Livestock Welfare Board
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Joint Directors :
Joint Director (Extension, Training & Education)
a)
Extension Services
b)
Research and Education matters
c)
Furniture Management
d)
Seminars, workshop
e)
f)
Rashtreeya Krishi Vikasa Yojane (RKVY)
Joint Director (Livestock F arms)
a)
Administrative & Technical Control of Livestock Breeding Centres
b)
Frozen Semen Banks
c)
d)
Fodder Development Schemes
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II.
The powers and duties of its Officers and Employees :
The Officers and Employees while discharging their powers refers General delegation of
powers vide G.O. No. FD/2/TFP/2010 dated 30.04.2010 and special powers delegated to this
department vide G.O. No. AHF/38/VET/95 dated. 20.05.2000 and special powers delegated to
Commission in GO. No. FD/17/TFP/2005 dated. 23.11.2005. The duties have been narrated
extensively in departmental Administration Manual and Office procedure manual issued by
Government. The same is being follow4ed by the officers and employees while discharging
their duties.
III.
The procedure followed in the decision making process, including channels of

supervision and accountability :
The letters and communication received from Government and subordinate offices (state and
central) will be put up to Director / Commissioner for perusal. After the perusal the same will
be sent to concerned sections.
After seeing the day to day Tappals by the concerned officers of the sections, the letters will be
handed over to case workers of the concerned section. After verifying the reference the case
worker will put up the file to the Superintendent with his remarks. The section Superintendent
will verify the opinion furnished by the case worker bya referring to ruels and orders. The file
is then put up to the concerned Section Head. The Section Head will put up the file to Director
/ Commissioner for final disposal. The accountability lies on the decision making officer.
IV.
The Norms set by it for the discharge of its functions :
The norms set while discharging the functions have been extensively narrated in the office
procedure manual. The same is being followed.
V.
The rules, regulations, instructions manual and records, held by it or under its control
or used by its employees for discharging its functions :
The Officers / officials will refer the Government Orders and Government Circulars issue3d
from time to time, corrigendum, Karnataka Govt. Service Rules book. The Karnataka Financial
code, the Treasury code, manual of contingencies. Budget manual, Karnataka State (CCA)Rules,
Karnataka State Conduct Rules and Central and State Acts pertaining to this department.
VI.
A statement of the categories of documents that are held by it or under its control :
The department will have main Cash Book, Contingency Registers, General Receipts, Service
Registers, Advance Registers, Security Deposit Registers, E.M.D. Register, Acquitance, Treasury
Remittance Register, Attendance Register, Stationary Sock Register, Last Pay Certificate Book,
Office Order Book, Assets Register, Postal (stamps) Register, Furniture Register, Log books of
Vehicle, Unserviceable Article Register, Inward Register, Outward Register, Periodical
Registers, Record Room Registers etc.,
VII.
The particulars of any arrangement that exists for consultation with or representation
by the members of public in relation to the formulation of its policy or administration
thereof :
Policies are formulated by the Govt. The committees formed to formulate the draft policies
have representation of public / have access to consult.
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State level Animal Welfare Board formed vide G.O. No. AHF/29/AHP/2002
Bangalore dated. 20.07.2002 comprises :
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Minister for Animal Husbandry

Chairman
Principal Secretary, Animal Husbandry & Fisheries
Member
Department
Principal Secretary, Revenue Department
Member
Secretary, Urban Development Department
Member
Director of Animal Husbandry
Member
Director General of Policy or IG (Admn.)
Member
(Designate nominee)
Chief Conservator of Forest (Wild live)
Member
Managing Director, KAMPCO
Member
President, Karuna Animal Welfare Association of
Member
Karnataka
President, CUPA, Bangalore
Member
President, KRUPA, Bangalore
Member
Mrs. Janaki Iyengar, Animal Rescue & ReMember
habilitation Trust, Bangalore
Smt. Geetha Manja, 5/2, FRL Siddartha Layout,
Member
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Mrs. Christian Krishnaswamy, Malleswaram,
Member
Bangalore
Additional Director (Animal Health) DAH
Member Secretary
The functions of the Animal Welfare Board of Karnataka will be as follows:

a)
To advise the State Government on measures to prevent unnecessary pain or suffering to
animals generally and more particularly when they are being transported from one place
to another or when they are used as performing animals or when they are kept in
captivity or confinement;
b)
To take all such steps for amelioration of animals by encouraging the construction of
sheds, water troughs and the like and by providing for veterinary assistance to
animals;
c)
To encourage the formation or establishment of pinjrapoles, rescue homes, animal
shelters and the like where animals and birds may find a shelter when they have become
old and useless or when they need protection;
d)
Too cooperate and coordinate the work of association or bodies established for the
purpose of preventing unnecessary paid or suffering to animals or for the protection of
animals and birds;
e)
To encourage the formation of Animal Welfare Organizations in any local area and to
guide them in their working;
f)
To advise the Govt. on matters relating to the medical care and attention which may be
provided in animal hospitals;
g)
To endeavour to import education in relation to the humane treatment of animals and to
encourage the formation of public opinion against inflicting unnecessary paid or
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suffering to animals and for the promotion of animal welfare by means of lectures,
bocks, posters, cinematographic exhibitions and the like;
To advice the Govt. on any matters connected with animals welfare or the prevention of
infliction of unnecessary paid or suffering on animals.
1 With whom public can consult
on the issue
2 Working hours for consultation
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Additional Director (Animal Health)

Department of Animal Husbandry &
Veterinary Services, Sir. M.
Vishveshwaraya Mini Tower, Bangalore
560 001
Ph. 080 22865952
10.00 AM to 5.30 PM
Monday to Saturday
(except Govt. Holidays)
Societies for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) District level Committee

formed vide G.O. No. AHF/29/AHP/2002 dated. 20.07.2002 :
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Deputy Commissioner of the District

Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Panchayat
Superintendent of Police
Deputy Conservator of Forest
Regional Transport Officer
2 (two) Members elected from the General body
2 (two) Members of local animal welfare
organizations to be nominated by the DC on behalf
of Govt.
Deputy Director, Department of Animal Husbandry
Chair person
Vice Chair person
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member Secretary
The Deputy Commissioner of the district shall register (SPCA) under the Societies Registration
Act. The duties and responsibilities of each district level SPCA regarding welfare and care of
animals, both domestic and wild animals shall be to aid the Govt. the State Animal Welfare
Board and the local authorities in the district in enforcing the provisions of the prevention of
Cruelty to Animals Act (1960) & to assist the authorities in the implementation of Animal
Welfare measures. The Deputy Commissioners are hereby authorize to take all necessary steps
towards the setting up and running of SPCAs in their jurisdiction.
on the issue
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Deputy Director, Department of Animal

Husbandry & Veterinary Services of
concerned District
10.00 AM to 5.30 PM
Monday to Saturday (except Govt.
Holidays)
State level review committee (BAIF) :

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Development Commissioner, Govt. of Karnataka
Chairman
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Secretary, Finance Department

Secretary, RDPR
Secretary, Animal Husbandry, Fisheries & Forest
Dept.
Managing Director, KMF, Bangalore
The nominees of BAIF
Director, Department of Animal Husbandry
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member Secretary
The state level review committee shall review the :

a)
Standard performance of the centres and achievement of targets fixed for them
b)
Consider minutes of the district level Review Committee and give its decision on the
points of differences if any brought to its notice by district level Review Committee.
c)
Consider any other matter related to the implementation of the Project, Cost escalation,
Addition of new activities etc.,
d)
The decision of Review Committee will be final and binding on the parties of the
agreement.
on the issue
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Director, Department of Animal

Husbandry & Veterinary Services,
Sir. M. Vishveshwaraya Mini Tower,
Bangalore 560 001
Ph. 080 22865952
10.00 AM to 5.30 PM
Holidays)
Karnataka Livestock Development Agency :

Governing Council formed vide G.O. No. AHF/198/AHP/98 Bangalore dated.
27.12.2002
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Principal Secretary, Animal Husbandry & Fisheries
Chair person
Department
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Secretary to Govt. (Expndr.) Finance Department
Member
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Principal Secretary to Govt., Planning Department
Member
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Joint Secretary (AH), Dept. of Animal Husbandry &
Member
Dairying, Ministry of Agriculture, Krishi Bhavan,
New Delhi
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Secretary to Govt., RDPR (Rural Development)
Member
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Chief General Manager, NABARD
Member
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Managing Director, KMF, Bangalore
Member
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Director of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services
Member
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Director, IAH & VB, Bangalore
Member
10 Commissioner of Agriculture, GOK, Bangalore
Member
11 Commissioner, Dept. of Watershed Development,
Member
GOK, Bangalore
12 Director of Instruction, Veterinary College, UAS,
Member
Bangalore
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Project Coordinator, BAIF, Institute for Rural Dev.,

Karnataka, Tiptur
Additional Director, Dept. of Animal Husbandry Exofficio Project Director, KLDA, Bangalore
Member
Member Secretary
All the activities of National Project for Cattle & Buffalo Breeding as approved by Govt. of
India shall be implemented as per the decisions of the Project Governing Council. The Project
Governing Council shall have full financial and administrative powers for implementation of
programmes under National Project for Cattle & Buffalo Breeding and the Project Director,
shall carryout all the decisions of the Project Governing Council.
on the issue
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Additional Director (Animal Health)

Veterinary Services & Ex-officio Project
Director, Karnataka Livestock
Development Agency, Sir. M.
Vishveshwaraya Mini Tower, Bangalore
560 001
Ph. 080 22865952
10.00 AM to 5.30 PM
Holidays)
Amrithmahal Development Committee :

Formed vide G.O. No. AHF/4/AML/2002, Bangalore dated. 04.10.2002
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Honble Minister for Animal Husbandry & Wakf

President, ZP, Chickmagalur district
M.L.A., Tarikere, Chickmagalur district
M.L.A., Birur, Chickmagalur district
Deputy Commissioner, Chickmagalur district
Chief Executive Officer, ZP, Chickmagalur district
Additional Director, Animal Husbandry, HO,
Bangalore
Superintendent of Police, Chickmagalur district
District Forest Officer (Social), Chickmagalur district
Deputy Director, Horticulture Dept., Chickmagalur
Dist.
Watershed
Development
Officer,
Chaickmagalur
Joint Director, Animal Husbandry Dept. Mysore
Divn. Mysore
Deputy Director, Animal Husbandry Dept.
Chickmagalur
Dr. T.S. Krishnamaurthy, Rtd. Joint Director, Animal
Chair person
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
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Husbandry
Deputy Director, Amrithmahal Cattle Breeding
Station, Ajjampura, Chickmagalur district
Member
Secretary
Terms of reference :
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To pool the resources for overall development of Amrithmahal Cattle breeding Station &
its sub-centres.
To take decisions on programmes and to direct implementing authorities for
implementation.
To incorporate heads of other departments temporarily as members for development.
To review and evaluate the progress in its quarterly meetings.
1 With whom public can consult 1. Deputy Director, Amrithmahal Cattle
on the issue
breeding Station, Ajjampur , Chickamagalur
district
Ph. 958261 - 245122
2. Additional Director (Animal Health)
Veterinary Services, Sir. M. Vishveshwaraya
Mini Tower, Bangalore 560 001
Ph. 080
22865952
10.00 AM to 5.30 PM
Monday to Saturday (except Govt. Holidays)
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ii)
Implementation of Cattle Breeding Policy :

Sanction was accorded as per G.O. No. AAH/165/79 Bangalore dated. 26/29th July 1980
to constitute a committee :
to review once a year the implementation of the various recommendations made by the
expert committee constituted for chalking out cattle breeding policy and
to make such recommendations to government as deemed fit.
This Committee shall consist of the following members :

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Development Commissioner
Secretary to Govt. Agriculture & animal Husbandry
Dept.
Managing Director, KDDC Ltd., or his representative
Director of Instruction, Veterinary, UAS, Bangalore or
his representative
The Head, National Dairy Research Institute (SRS),
Bangalore or his representative
Director, Red-Dane Project, Hessarghatta
Director, Animal Husbandry & Vety. Services,
Chair person
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
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Bangalore
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With whom public

consult on the issue
Working
consultation
hours
can 1. Director, Department of Animal

Husbandry & Veterinary Services, Sir. M.
Vishveshwaraya Mini Tower,
Bangalore 560 001
Ph. 080 22861292
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10.00 AM to 5.30 PM
Holidays)
VIII. A statement of the boards, councils committees and other bodies consisting of two or
more persons constituted as its part or for the purpose of its advise, and as to whether
meeting of those boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to the public
or the minutes of such meetings are accessible for public :
Karnataka Co-operative Poultry Federation (Ltd.,) Bangalore
The Karnataka Co-operative Poultry Federation has been registered under the Karnataka Cooperative Societies act on 15.03.1995.
Aims of the Federation :
Formation of primary poultry societies in the state in order to generate employment to

the rural youth.
Strengthening of the existing Co-operative societies
Providing health coverage and diseases surveillance to the poultry stock of the members
of the societies.
Providing loan assistance to the member societies through financial institutions like
NCDC (National Co-operative Development Corporation) Ltd.,
Imparting modernized training in poultry rearing to the farmers.

The five regional centres of the federation have involved themselves in fulfilling the aims of the
federation, the main aim being establishment of Primary Co-operative Societies in order to
generate employment to the rural youth. Presently 67 Primary Poultry Cooperative Societies
have been officiated to the Federation.
The Karnataka Co-operative Poultry Federation having been registered under Co-operative
Societies act consists of 15 member of board of Directors among whom 6 are official Directors, 5
of them elected Directors and the remaining 4 are nominated Directors. Among all these, there
is an elected Chairman.
The Meetings of Board of Directors and minutes are accessible to the public.
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Karnataka Sheep & Wool Development Corporation :
Karnataka Sheep & Wool Development Corporation was established in the State for the
development of Sheep & Wool Corporation has six breeding centres under its jurisdiction i.e.,
Dhanagur, Challakere, Ulavarthi, Guttal, Suthatti and Anagavadi of which sheep breeding
farms are maintaining. Bannur breed at Dhanagur, Exotic Ramboulet and cross breed rams at
Ullavarthi Centre. Exotic Ramboulet rams produced at Ullavarthi centre are distributed to the
other breeding centres of the corporation, which in turn produce cross bred rams to be
distributed to sheep breeders of the state for breed improvement.
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Integrated Sheep & wool Development scheme sponsored by Central Wool
Development board, Jodhpur, it is proposed in the project areas of Mundaragi, under
this scheme, various programmes will be implemented for overall development of sheep
at an expenditure of Rs. 13.47 lakhs and 500 cross bred rams have been supplied to sheep
rearing farmers for breed improvement.
*
Machine shearing cum training project sponsored by Central Wool Development Board,
Jodhpur has been implemented 30 rural unemployed youths have been trained at an
expenditure of Rs. 1.97 lakhs.
*
Wool analysis laboratory and mini wool scouring plant being established at Ranebennur.
*
A total of 142 sheep and wool procurers co-operative societies have been established
throughout the State.
*
Under the health coverage programme of the board, anthelmintic has been procured for
distributing to the sheep rearers throughout the state.
The Meetings of Board of Directors and the minutes are accessible to the public.
Karnataka Co-operative Milk Producers Federation Limited :
Karnataka Co-operative Milk Producers Federation Limited, a Co-operative apex body in
Karnataka with implementation of its Dairy Development activities since 29 years has been
established 13 district Milk Unions covering 27 districts of Karnataka.
The main objectives of the Federation are mentioned as under :
Providing quality milk and milk products to consumers

Providing regular market to milk products
To act as a link between farmer members and consumers
Improve the financial position of Rural farmers
To purchase milk produced by the rural farmers and provide suitable remuneration
directly to the milk producers avoiding middlemen.
To provide market facilities outside the state / country to the milk and milk products
produced by District Unions.
The meeting of Board of Directors and the minutes are accessible to the public.
The Karnataka Veterinary Council :
The state has adopted the provision of Indian Veterinary Council Act 1984 and constituted the
Karnataka Veterinary Council, which regulates the Veterinary education, protects the
profession and prevents quacks practicing Veterinary services without registration. The act
makes it mandatory to have registration for these who serve the Institutions financial either
wholly or partly by the State Government.
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The meetings of Board of Directors are not accessible to public and minutes of such meeting can
be made available to members only.
IX.
A Directory of its Officers and Employees :

Name & address of the Officer DOCTORS
DOCTORS:
Sri. ADONI SYED SALEEM IAS
COMMISSIONER
Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services Head
Office, Bangalore
D.M. DAS
Off. Ph. No.
Mobile
22866431
22861292
9448905221
Director
AH&VS, Head Office, Bangalore
Sri. S.N. BALACHANDRA KAS
Joint Director (Admn.)

Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services
Bangalore
K. SHIVAKUMAR
Additional Director (LR) & Project Director
KLDA, Head office, Bangalore
SYED AHAMED
22864441
22861766
9448853302
22863260
8123977227
22865952
9449519626
22282218
9482924309
Joint Director (Dev), Animal Husbandry &

Veterinary Services Head Office, Bangalore
NAGARAJA SHETTY
Additional Director (Livestock Health) Animal

Husbandry & Veterinary Services, Head Office,
Bangalore-1
H A K NAYEEM
M. D. Karnataka Co-op Poultry Federation,

Bangalore 52
P. SHESHAPPA
Additional Director
Registrar of KVC, Hebbal, Bangalore-24
K.V. KULKARNI
Joint Director (Exten. Trng. & Edcn.)
Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services, Head
Office, Bangalore
NARAYANA
Joint Director (Statistics)
Podium Block, Bangalore
23516740
22860870
9902711559
22861899
9844376470
18
C.S.RAMACHANDRA
Joint Director (Farm) AH&VS, Head Office,
Blore-1
PRAKASH REDDY
Deputy Director (Poultry Dev.), AH&VS, Head
Office Bangalore- 1
B. G. Ramamurthy
Deputy Director K V S, Head Office, Bangalore
R. RAMACHANDRA
Deputy Director ( SFDA), AH&VS, Head Office
Bangalore - 1
SHIVARUDRAPPA
Deputy Director (Sheep Dev.), AH&VS, Head
Office Bangalore - 1
SHASHIDHAR
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Bangalore (U) Dist
L. PRAKASH
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Blore (R) Dist.
N.S. BASAVARAJA
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Shimoga Dist
R.R. RAVEENDRA
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Tumkur Dist
P. MAHESHWARA GOWDA
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Davanagere
M. PRASADMURTHY
Deputy Director, AH&VS, CVH Premises
Dhanvantri Road Mysore
P. SRINIVAS
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Hassan Dist.
R. NAGENDRA
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Chickmagalur
M.T. MANJUNATH
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Udupi
SUNDAR RAJ
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Chamarajanagara
K. C. KRISHNAMURTHY
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Kodagu
B. NARASIMHAMURTHY
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Mandya
K.V. HALAGAPPA
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Mangalore, D. K
SHIVARAM BHAT
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Haveri.
B.S. JAMBAGI
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Belgaum
P.T. SRINIVAS
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Dharwad
22860873
9449251835
22862767
9448293121
22861854
9844135888
22864677
9448211450
22862767
9449252147
23418327
9845184230
23412189
23514230
08182-222969
9448060531
08162-278616
9448558749
08192-233532
9448759274
0821-2420606
9480326752
08172-268033
9844600098
08262-232392
9448816680
08202-534024
9448661566
08226-224049
9880466089
08272-229449
9448759190
08232-220461
9164982469
08242-492337
9448373532
08375-249038
9481528147
0831-2407297
9448304523
0836-2447672
9448360350
9480648881
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S.G.KONAPUR
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Gadag
M.B. DEVARAJ
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Bijapura
MANJUNATH S. PALEGAR
Deputy Director AH&VS, Bagalkote
SUBBRAYA BHATT
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Karwar, U.K.
SHIVAPRASAD
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Gulbarga
T.G. SOMASUNDAR
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Raichur
K. MAHADEVASWAMY
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Bidar
J. PAMPAPATHY
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Bellary
P.M. NIMBARAGI
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Koppal
M.M. ZAFRULLA KHAN
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Ramanagara
SHIVARAM
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Chikkaballapura
B.S. SANGAME (I/C.)
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Yadgir
H.M. JAYANNA
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Chitradurga
SHRIRAMA REDDY
Deputy Director, AH&VS, Kolar
T. SRINIVASA REDDY
Deputy Director, R P E S, Hebbal, Blore
M.A. IZAAZ AHMAD
Deputy Director, Systematic Control of Livestock
Diseases of National Importance, Hebbal,
Bangalore-24
RAJASHEKHAR
P.D.D.L, Hebbal, Bangalore
SHARANAPPA NEELANGI
Deputy Director, Animal Disease Surveillance
Scheme Bangalore
S. MARIMUTHU
Deputy Director, State Poultry Farm
Hessaraghatta, Bangalore
KEMPARAJU
Deputy Director, State Livestock Breeding
& Training Centre Hessaraghatta, Blore
R.K. CHALUVAIAH
Deputy Director, CLF&RS,
08372-234069
9448441821
08352-251028
8095195676
08354-235634
9448390148
08382-226467
9448530633
08472-278627
9980769314
08532-235350
9880839704
08482-233140
9483276340
08392-275146
9448323502
08539-221408
9741275315
080-7272055
9980630908
08156-272343
9880650324
08473-296752
9448577580
08194-222719
9448630758
0815-2240397
9845377413
23412693
9448359617
23419938
9900156561
23415549
9448976526
23410821
9448352536
28466093
9886488092
28466397
28466456
9968475397
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Hessarghatta Bangalore
T.S. MANJU
Deputy Director, C.S.C.C.,
Hesaraghatta, Bangalore
K.L. KANTHARAJU
Deputy Director,
Hallikar Cattle Breeding station, Kunikenahalli,
Turuvekere. Tumkur dist.
DEVDAS
Deputy Director, Jersey Breeding Farm, Koodige,
Kodagu district
SRI RAMACHANDRA MURTHY
Deputy Director, Livestock Breeding & Training
Center, Dharwar
B. NAGARAJ
Deputy Director
Sheep Breeding and Training Centre Challakere
Chitradurga District
K.L. KUMAR
Deputy Director, LBTC, Munirabad, Koppal Dist.
C. VENKATESH
Deputy Director
Livestock Breeding & Training Center
Koila, Dakshina Kannada
G.N. SURESH
Deputy Director
Livestock Breeding & Training Center, Ajjampura,
Tharikere Tq. Chickmagalore Dist.
R. JAGANATH
Deputy Director, Sheep Board, Bangalore
G. ANAND
Deputy Director
Bandur Sheep Breeding Farm, Dhangur
Malavalli Taluk. Mandya dist.
D.S. RUDRAMURTHY
Deputy Director
Sheep Board, Belguam
S.H. KANTHA
Deputy Director
Sheep Board, Gulburga
I/C. KUMAR
Deputy Director
Livestock Breeding & Training Centre
Kurikuppe, Bellary Dist
28446271
9448526329
08139-286805
9845793163
958276278248
9845269838
0836-2441965 0836-2555143
08195-264450
9740021884
08539-270246
9448657590
08251-258273
9448023207
08261-245122
9448168372
23413294
9448949811
08231-218383
9740926153
0831-2421722
9731470795
08472-278627
9611928097
08395-250646
9448657590
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Designation
Commissioner
Director
Additional Director
Joint Director
Joint Director- Statistics
Deputy Director
Deputy Controller
HA- Assistant
Administrative Assistant
Assistant Director
Assistant Director -Statistics
Veterinary Officer
Veterinary Supervisor
Sr. Veterinary Inspector
Veterinary Inspector
Veterinary Assistant
Superintendent
F.D.A
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Stenographer
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The monthly remuneration received by each of its Officers and employees including
the system of compensation provided in this regulations :
The department will not pay any remuneration or compensation to the Officers /
employees.
Details of Categories of remuneration paid to the Officers / employees is as follows :
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XI.
Designation
Pay scale
Rs.
37400-67000
26250-36500
24450-31800
20025-28275
18150-26925
14050-25050
14050-25050
13000-23850
14050-25050
18150-26925
11400-21600
10800-20025
8825-16000
8825-16000
10000-18150
7275-13350
5800-10500
7275-13350
5800-10500
7275-13350
5800-10500
8825-16000
8000-14800
6250-12000
5800-10500
4800-7275
Commissioner
Director
Additional Director
Joint Director
Deputy Director
Assistant Director
Assistant Director (Fodder)
Veterinary Officer
Head Quarters Assistant
Deputy Controller (Finance)
Accounts Superintendent
Dairy Supervisor
Asst. Agil. Officer
Superintendent
First Divn. Assistant
Second Divn. Assistant
Stenographer
Typist
Sr. Driver
Driver
Supervisor
Sr. Veterinary Livestock Inspector
Veterinary Livestock Inspector
Veterinary Assistant
Group D
The Budget allocated to each of its agency, indicating the particulars of all plans,
proposed expenditure and reports on disbursements made :
I.
Karnataka Milk Federation :

A.
Details of allocation and expenditure:

(In lakhs)
Sl Programme
No
1
Strengthening of infrastructure
for clean and quality milk
productions (2404-00-191-2-11)
Central plan
2
Karnataka Milk Federation
2010-11
Allocn.
Expndr.
2000-00
117-01
2011-12
Allocn.
Expndr.
2200-00
130-96
200-00
100-00
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Financial Assistance
2404-00-191-1-14
Dairy Science College, Gulbarga
2404-00-191-1-15 (State)
Dairy Programme for women
2404-00-191-1-16(State)
Incentive to Milk Producers
2404-00-191-1-17 (State)
Dairy Infrastructure
Belgaum and Gulbarga
2404-00-192-2-09 (State)
3
4
5
6
100-00
100-00
830-00
415-00
500-00
100-00
30265-00
29,445-04
32000-00
100-00
2000-00
1000-00
1000-00
100-00
Total budget Rs. 35095.00 lakhs and expenditure during the year 2010-11
lakhs.
Note:-
Rs. 30977.05
The grants for Tribal Sub-plan & Special Component Plan for 2010-11 & 2011-12
has been pooled up by the Government & released to the Social Welfare Department.
The budget allocated for infrastructural facilities for 2010-11 has been released to KMF
and there has not been any release as yet for 2011-12. All the grants released during last
two years are pertaining to plan & there have been no releases under Non-plan.
B.
Details of programmes:
1)
On going Schemes :
i) Infrastructural facilities The grants have been utilized for land development of
Dairy & Chilling unit, construction of roads, electricity charges, renovation of
central facilities like livestock feed unit, bull breeding farm, frozen semen centre
and purchase of equipments etc.,
ii) Tribal sub-plan People belonging to the scheduled tribe, who are members of
the dairy co-operative societies are provided with assistance for purchase of two
cows, each costing Rs. 9000/- with the subsidy being 76% and loan component
from banks being 25%.
iii) Special Component Plan People belonging to the scheduled caste, who are
members of the dairy co-operative societies are provided with assistance for
purchase of two cows, each costing Rs. 9000/- with the subsidy being 60% and
loan component from banks being 40%.
2)
New Schemes:
i) Hygienic & Clean Milk Production This is a Centrally Sponsored Scheme

wherein it is envisaged to provide basic amenities for implementation of clean
and hygienic milk production programmes at the district level milk unions.
ii) Centrally Sponsored Scheme on Feed & Fodder Development - Centrally
Sponsored Scheme on Feed & Fodder Development scheme introduced during the
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year 2010-11 under this scheme Rs. 372.35 lakhs has been released to KMF for
implementation of schemes which consists of supply of hand driven of chaff
cutters and power driven of chaff cutters and silage making units at 50% of
subsidy the scheme also consist of establishment of Azolla cultivation units and
fodder block making units involving 50% of subsidies.
C.
Details of Expenditure:
The entire Rs. 372.35 lakhs released for 2010-11 under infrastructural facilities has
been spent as per guidelines and the utilization certificate has been submitted to
Government.
II.
Institution of Animal Health & Veterinary Biologicals, Bangalore :

Rs.300.00 lakhs is provided for this scheme. The Budget will be utilized for
production of various Biological and vaccines and for strengthening of the
Infrastructural facilities.
A.
Programme
Grant-inAid

2010-11
2011-12
Plan
Non-plan
Plan
Non-plan
Amount Expndr. Amount Expndr. Amount Expndr. Amount Expndr.
rlsd.
rlsd.
allocated
allocated (upto
Jan
2012)
300-00
100-00
350-00
100-00
337.45
253.08
B.
i) Grand-in-Aid The grants are utilized for (a) Strengthening of biological
production unit (b) Disease investigation unit & (c) Quality control unit, foot &
mouth virus typing, production of vaccines & antigens.
ii) Regional Disease Diagnostic Laboratory Modernisation / Renovation of
disease diagnostic laboratories, production of disease diagnostic kits, training
programmes etc., are being carried out.
III. Karnataka Sheep & Wool Development Corporation :
Rs. 300-00 lakhs is provided for this scheme. Out of which Rs.57-00 lakhs will be
utilized for SCP & Rs. 23-00 lakhs will be utilized for TSP. The Budget will be utilized
towards staff salary and for development of various breeds of sheep & goat,
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infrastructure to existing Sheep Farms, strengthening of wool co-operative societies,
training and education of 1250 farmers, health care and maintenance etc.
A.

2010-11
Programme
Grant-inAid
Plan
Amount
rlsd.
570-00
Expndr.
Amount rlsd.
570-00
121-00
9-88
(addnl.budget)
37-50
-
Insurance
50-00
scheme of
sheep &
shepherds
Total 620-00
607.50
B.
2011-12
Non-plan
130.88
Plan
Expndr.
121-00
9-88
-
130.88
Amount
allocated
Non-plan
Expndr.
651-00 400-00
50-00
701-00
Amount
allocated
125.84
125.84
15-21
415-21
Expndr.
(upto June
05)
125-84
125-84
Details of programme:
1)
Ongoing schemes : Strengthening of sheep breeding centres Shed constructions,

silvipasture development, fodder development, establishment of goat development
centre, increasing of breeding stock, procurement of pure Ramboulliet rams for breeding
etc., are being undertaken at the sheep breeding centres at Challakere, Dhanagur,
Ullavarthi, Suthatti, Guttala & Anagavadi. Rs. 620-00 lakhs in plan and 130-88 lakhs in
non-plan has been released for the purpose for 2010-11 out of which
Rs. 607-50 lakhs
in plan and 130-88 lakhs in non-plan has been spent. These activities are under various
stages progress and the amount will be completely utilized.
2)
New schemes (under proposal)

Janashree Insurance Scheme : Under the scheme, shepherds below poverty line along
with their families will be provided insurance coverage against sudden deaths, injuries,
accidents etc., and will be adequately compensated.
IV. Establishment of Veterinary and Animal Sciences University
Rs. 1305.25 lakhs is provided for this scheme of which Rs.205-00 lakhs is earmarked
for SCP and Rs. 100-00 lakhs is earmarked for TSP during 2011-12 The Budget will be
utilized for establishing and creating Infrastructure to Veterinary and Animal Sciences
University at Bidar. Funds will be utilized for salary of officers in Bidar, Hebbal,
Bangalore, Veterinary College, Shimoga, Veterinary College, Hassan, IWVR, Kudige,
Dog breeding & research central, Mudhol, Buffaloe Breeding & Research centre,
Shahapur, Staff research & 25% share to ICAR co-ordinated projects (4 posts). Outcomes
of this scheme are establishment of university, research and development in the field of
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veterinary and dairy science, ultimately aiming at improving the economic conditions of
farmers.
The budget is provided for this scheme. This will be utilized for establishing, for
research work and creating Infrastructure to Veterinary and Animal Sciences University
at Bidar.
a. Details of allocation & expenditure :

Karnataka Veterinary and Animal Sciences University
Programme
2010-11
Plan
Amount Expndr.
rlsd.
Establishment of
Veterinary and
Animal Science
University(state)
Total
451-00
451-00
2011-12
Non-plan
Amount Expndr.
rlsd.
448-61
448-61
Plan
Amount Expndr.
allocated
1582-50
1582-50
1305-25
Non-plan
Amount Expndr.
allocated (upto
June 05)
2325-00
1305-25 2325-00
1582-50
1582-50
1305-25
2325-00
1305-25
2325-00
V. Establishment of Veterinary Colleges:In our state as there is shortage of Veterinary graduates, due to this, there is vacancy
in the posts of Veterinary Officer in some Veterinary Institutions of Rural areas of the
State. Since many years, to overcome this shortfall of veterinary graduates, programme
for establishment of new veterinary colleges is being implemented. In addition steps are
being taken to provide grants for providing infrastructural facility to the established
colleges. To fulfil the conditions laid by I.V.C and thereby obtaining the approval from
IVC.
1. Veterinary College at Shimoga

Rs.1000.00 lakhs is proposed in draft annual plan 2011-12 for veterinary college, shimoga to
provide infrastructure facility to the college.
The Government of Karnataka issued an administrative order No.A
193 C 2007 AP: 0208-2008. For starting of new Veterinary College at Shimoga at a total cost of `.50.00 crores. The grant of
`.34.31 crores has been released upto the end of 2009-10. Out of this grants `.29.23 crores has been
utilised for acquisition of 158 acres of land, construction of Girls Hostel / Boys Hostel, Staff Quarters
Compound Wall, Roads, UGD and Payment of Salary, Recurring & Non-Recurring Charges and
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remaining amount of `.5.00 crores is deposited at PWD towards construction of first phase of College
Main building against the total estimated cost of `.23.00 crores tendered by the PWD, Shimoga. The
grants to be released during 2010-11 and out of proposed outlay of 2011-12 will be deposited at PWD to
complete the first phase of college main building.
2. VETERINARY COLLEGE, HASSAN
Rs.500.00 lakhs is proposed for veterinary college, Hasan to provide infrastructure facility to the
college. of which Rs. 100.00 lakhs is earmarked for SCP and Rs.50.00 lakhs is earmarked for TSP
in the annual plan 2011-12.
New Veterinary College at Hassan with a project cost of Rs.50.00 crores and started functioning from
16th August 2007. The college office, classrooms, various departments along with boys and girls hostel
are located in the premises of 18 buildings belonging to the Sericulture Training Institute which have
been temporarily hand over to the University by the Sericulture department, Govt. of Karnataka. This
place is located at Koravangala gate, Arasikere Road about 12KM from Hassan bus stand, in addition,
Teaching Hospital is being established at a building in KMF premises near dairy circle, Hassan, where a
sophisticated laboratory and treatment facilities for animal are available.
3. Establishment of Veterinary college at Gadag.

Rs. 500.00 lakhs has been provided in draft annual plan for 2011-12 of which Rs. 100.00 lakhs is
earmarked for SCP and Rs.50.00 lakhs is earmarked for TSP . based on the reports of late Dr.
D.M.Nanjundappa on recommendations for readdressal of regional disparity reveals that veterinary
college be established in Gadag district.
Hence setting up of one more new veterinary college at Gadag was proposed with a budget outlay of
Rs.85.00 Crores for 5 years and Rs.500.00 lakhs for 2011-12 as a grant to university of veterinary
services in Bidar
4. EDUCATION, EXTENSION AND RESEARCH OF KVAFSU - SDP programme
Rs.955.00 lakhs is proposed for EDUCATION, EXTENSION AND RESEARCH OF KVAFSU, and
BIDAR out of which Rs.200.00 lakhs is earmarked for SDP and Rs.300.00 lakhs for SCP and
Rs.455.00 lakhs for other exp.
Maintenance of old college buildings, quarters, hostels, roads etc. the acquisition of forest land at Bidar,
Golden Jubilee building at Hebbal, Administrative block at IW&VR at Kudige and office and laboratory
buildings at CR&IC Mudhol, LR&IC Doranahalli and replacement of equipments and furnitures etc
Under this head, development of following College and CRIC (MH) will be taken up
A) Dairy Science College, Mahagoan, Gulbarga
B) Canine Research and Information Centre (Mudhol Hound), Thimmapur, Mudhol
5. SRI BAHURAO DESPHANDE VETERINARY COLLEGE, ATHANI

Rs.500.00 lakhs is proposed in draft annual plan 2011-12 for veterinary college, Athani to provide
infrastructure facility to the college.
The proposed budget of Rs 116.65 crores for establishment of Sri Bahurao Desphande Veterinary
College, Athani has been downsized to Rs 50 crores. However, Rs 50 crores will not be adequate to
create infrastructure and facilities along with the staff recruitment and recurring expenditure as per the
Minimum Standards for Veterinary Education act 2008 of the Indian Veterinary Council, hence the
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additional grant of Rs 66.65 crores is required for establishment of Sri Bahurao Desphande Veterinary
College, Athani
Action will be taken for acquisition of lands and others preliminary works like development of the
land and other civil works to start new veterinary college
a. Details of allocation & expenditure :
2010-11
Programme
Plan
Amount
Expndr.
rlsd.
2011-12
Non-plan
Amount
Expndr.
rlsd.
Plan
Amount
Expndr.
allocated
Non-plan
Amount
Expndr.
allocated
Grant-in-Aid
Veterinary
College, Shimoga
Veterinary
College, Hassan
Veterinary
College, Gadag
Establishment of
Veterinary College
at Athani
Total
1000-00
1000-00
1000-00
1000-00
500-00
500-00
1300-00
1300-00
500-00
500-00
100-00
500-00
200-00
100-00
2500-00
2200-00
2300-00
2500-00
VI. Karnataka Cooperative Poultry Federation :

A)
Details of allocation & expenditure :
Programme
Grant-in-Aid
Subsidy for
unemployees
who
involved in
poultry
rearing
Total
B.
2010-11
2011-12
Plan
Non-plan
Plan
Non-plan
Amount Expndr. Amount Expndr. Amount Expndr. Amount Expndr.
rlsd.
rlsd.
allocated
allocated
150-00
100-00
90-87
90-87
10-00
7-50
94.50
70.86
100-00
100-00
-
250-00
200-00
90-87
90-87
10-00
7-50
94.50
70.86
i) Establishment of primary poultry co-operative societies and strengthening or

existing societies, providing marketing facilities to primary poultry co-operative
societies, providing developmental & technical advice are the main activities.
ii) Providing training to farmers on poultry rearing providing one weeks free
training on modern poultry rearing to interested farmers at Regional poultry
rearing centres at Dharwad, Gulbarga, Mysore & Belgaum are the main
programmes., Rs. 30.00 lakhs has been earmarked for meeting the travel and
food expenditure.
iii) Rearing & selling of Giriraja Chicks : Giriraja Chicks are reared for 6 to 8 weeks
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at the regional centres at Dharwad & Gulbarga and then sold at rates fixed by the
department.
iv) Providing financial assistance to interested farmers through commercial banks
under centrally sponsored Schemes for Poultry, RKVY with 25% subsidy to
general Category and 33.33 subsidy to SC/ST.
Presently, 83 primary poulty co-operative societies are affiliated to the
federation.
C.
Details of Expenditure :
The entire amount released during 2010-11 has been spent. Rs. 90-87 lakhs was released
under Non-plan for 2010-11 and the amount is being spent. Under plan
Rs. 170 lakhs
has been spent on salary & allowances.
XII.
Execution and implementation of subsidy programmes, including the amounts

allocated and the details of beneficiaries of such programmes.
Socio Economic Programme :
For upliftment of below poverty line farmers, small farmers, marginal farmers, landless
agricultural labourers the Govt. of Karnataka with central government assistance has taken up
various programmes. As these people are very poor and many of them are landless, to help
them many subsidy programmes and schemes are implemented. For upliftment of economic
states of these people financially assisted cows, buffaloes, sheep & goats, pig, rabbit and Giriraja
birds are given for rearing.
The selection of beneficiaries is carried out in presence of departmental officers and Grama
Panchayat members and programme is implemented through Deputy Directors at district
level, Assistant Directors at Taluka level and Veterinary Officers at Hobli / village level. The
unit cost will be according to the guidelines given by NABARD.
1.
Special Livestock Breeding Programme :
Beneficiaries include small farmers, marginal farmers, landless agricultural labourers. 30% of
beneficiaries will be SCs and STs. 10% of the beneficiaries under calf rearing, sheep and
piggery and 30% under poultry programme are selected from amongst the women farmers.
This programme consists of 2 components.
a)
For rearing of Crossbred calves, 50% subsidy is given for small and marginal
farmers and 66% subsidy is given for agricultural labourers
b)
For setting up of sheep, poultry and piggery units 25% subsidy is given for small
farmers, 33% subsidy is given for marginal farmers and agricultural labourers
In case of tribal participants the rate of subsidy will be 50%.
The subsidy for this programme is given for purchase of feeds to rearing of female
crossbred calves from 4th month to 37th month.
Special Component Plan Programme :
The scheme is taken up mainly to improve the economic status of the scheduled caste families
by providing them livestock units such as Cow, Buffaloes, Sheep, Goat and Pigs at subsidized
rates. Villages are identified based on the SC population who come under below poverty line
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and 33% reservation for women and 5% reservation for handicapped is maintained during the
selection of beneficiaries in gramasabhas.
In presence of departmental officers and
gramapanchayat members, selection of beneficiaries is carried out. Taluk panchayat will
approve selected beneficiaries list from gramapanchayat. According to the demands from
districts and climatic conditions, units will be given.
The units consists of crossbred cow, buffalo, sheep, pig, Giriraja birds, 60% of subsidy is given
from Govt. and remaining 40% will be provided as loan from different financial institutions.
The units are purchased in presence of a committee that consists of Veterinary Doctor from
Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services, Taluk Social Welfare Officer and bank officer.
Purchased units are insured compulsorily.
This subsidy is given for purchase of animal feeds and for construction of animal shed. The
regular health check-up and other treatment is given free of cost by the local veterinary doctor.
Tribal sub-plan programme :
The scheme is taken up mainly to improve the economic status of the ST families by providing
them livestock units such as cow, buffaloes, sheep, goat and pigs at subsidized rates. Villages
are identified based on the ST population and 33% reservation for women and 5% reservation
for handicapped is maintained during the selection of beneficiaries in Gramasabhas. In
presence of departmental offices and Gramapanchayat members, selection of beneficiaries is
carried out. Taluk Panchayat will approve selected beneficiaries list from Gramapanchayat.
According to the demands from districts and climate conditions, units will be given.
The units consists of crossbred cow, buffalo, sheep, pig, Giriraja birds. 75% of subsidy is given
from Govt. and remaining 25% will be provided as loan from different financial institutions.
The units are purchased in presence of a committee that consists of Veterinary Doctor from
Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services, Taluka Social Welfare Officer and bank officer
purchased units are insured compulsorily.
This subsidy is given for purchase of animal feeds and for construction of animal shed. The
regular health checkup and other treatment is given free of cost by the local veterinary officer.
Subsidy of Giriraja Birds :
In this programme preference is given for women. Giriraja chicks will be reared till 8 weeks of
age and are distributed to farmers at departmental fixed rates.
Western Ghat Programme :
Through Zillapanchayat this programme is implemented in western Ghat areas like
Chickmagalur, Belgaum, Udupi, Dakshina Kannada, Uttara Kannada, Dharwad, Hassan,
Mysore, Chamarajanagar & Shimoga. For the upliftment of the financial status of small farmers
/ marginal farmers / agricultural labourers, rearing of Giriraja birds, demonstration of fodder
plants, crossbred cow, buffalo, sheep units & supplementary feed for the calves are given. The
unit cost of this programme is according to the guidelines set by NABARD. The selection of
beneficiaries, implementation of the programme is same as the above programmes.
Swarna Jayanthi Gram Swarozgar Yojana (SJSY) :
It is an integration of all programme for capacity building and self-employment such as
organization of poor into self-help groups, training, extension of credit, technology,
infrastructure and marketing. The objective of the programme is to provide the selected
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families above the poverty line in three years by providing them income generating assets
through a mix of bank credit and Govt. subsidy.
Fodder development programme :
All livestock farms in the state are producing improved fodder seeds and these fodder seeds are
distributed free of cost to small farmers and marginal farmers during monsoon and scarcity
situations. Fodder banks are established in livestock farms to help farmers during calamities.
a)
Selection of beneficiaries is carried out in gramasabha in presence of
gramapanchayat President and Zilla Panchayat members
b)
15% reservation is given for SC and STs and 30% reservation for women
beneficiaries.
Supply of Fodder minikits :
Under this programme Govt. of India is supplying fodder minikits to the farmers free of cost
during Kharif & Rabi reasons. This programme helps is cultivation of varieties of green fodder.
Fodder seeds like Maize seed, south Agrican Maize, Ginea grass, Rhodes, signal grass, pulses
like cowpea, Barse etc., are supplied to the farmers.
Fodder seeds produced from the livestock farmers are supplied freely to the farmers. 44330
minikits are supplied from Central Govt. and 11575 minikits are supplied from the livestock
farms during the year 2004-05.
Enrichment of fodder :
This programme comes under the Centrally Sponsored Scheme and Govt. of India is given
100% budget, Rs. 500/- is given for Rose can, black polythene sheet, 20kg urea and labour.
During the year 2003-04, 10000 enrichment of fodder demonstration were carried out in 27
districts and in 4 livestock farmers.
Amount allocated and the details of the beneficiaries of the programme are enclosed as
ANNEXURE-II and are available for office reference only.
XIII. Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits or authorizations granted by it :
Quality control of Animal and Poultry feeds :
Karnataka Poultry and livestock feed (regulation of manufacture and sale) Order 1987 is in
force under essential commodities act. Feed producers and marketers for commercial purpose
should compulsorily obtain license and the producers have to produce the feeds of the
standards fixed by the licensing authority. The quality control wing with Joint Director
(Development), AH&VS as licensing authority is enforcing this order and the technical officers
of this wing are visiting the feed plants throughout the State to review their quality control
measures adopted and draw samples for lab testing. List of manufacturers is enclosed as
ANNEXURE-III.
MILK AND MILKPRODUCTS ORDER 1992
As per the provision of Milk and Milk products Order 1992 of Govt. of India all then dairy plant
handling and processing milk in excess of 10,000 litres of milk per day need to obtain
Registration Certificate either from the Central Registering Authority or from the State
Registering Authority.
To start with the State Registering Authority issued the licences to dairies handling milk upto
75,000 litres of milk per day or 500 metric tonnes of milk products per annum. Subsequent
amendments, the powers of the State Registering Authority have been enhanced initially from
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75,000 litres of milk per day to 1.00 lakh litres of milk per day and them 2.00 lakh litres of milk
per day.
So far 15 milk processing dairies have been given registration by the Central Registration
Authority and 22 milk processing dairies by the State Registering Authority out of which only
12 dairies are now functioning registered under the State Registering Authority. Particulars of
Dairies Registered under MMPO 92 in the State of Karnataka (SRA) upto 2004-05 are enclosed
as ANNEXURE-IV.
XIV. Details of information available to or held by it, reduced in an electronic form

ORIGIN OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY AND VETERINARY
SERVICES
IN KARNATAKA
Year : 1572 1600
Karuhatti establishment of Vijayanagara Viceroy at Srirangapattana consisted of Hallikar Cows
brought from Vijayanagar, has initiated the Cattle Development Activity in the State.
Year : 1617 - 1704
Wodeyars of Mysore made their own additions to these stock from time to time assigning
Kavals in different parts of the Kingdom.
Year : 1672 1704
His Highness Chickkadevaraja Wodeyar, named this establishment as BENNE CHAWADI
(meaning source of butter).
Year : 1799
This name Benne Chawadi was changed by Tippu Sultan during his region, to a more pompous
AMRITH MAHAL (Amrithmahal means source of Milk to Royal Palace). He took great
interest in tyhis breed and issued regulations for improvement of the Department through
Hukumnama (Royal decree).
Year : 1799 1881
The management of Amrithmahal Department was taken over by British after the fall of Tippu
Sultan. However they adopted the same ways and means to sustain the development of
Amrithmahal Cattle for Milk, draught, warfare etc.,
The Department comprising 143 Kavals was placed incharge of Military Assistant to British
Government of India.
Year : 1897
A separate and exclusive Superintendent was appointed to oversee the Amrithmahal
Department.
Year : 1915 1916
Control of this Department was transferred under the Director of Agriculture and this wing
was placed under the supervision of a livestock expert.
Year : 1945
This establishment was separated from the Department of Agriculture and inter-alia formed a
part of the Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services in Mysore State.
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1.
Veterinary Institutions in Karnataka

Sl No Institutions
1
2
3
4
5
I.
1.
2.
3.
4.
No.of Veterinary Hospitals

No.of Veterinary Dispensaries
Primary Veterinary Centres
Artificial Insemination Centres
Mobile Veterinary Clinics
Total
As on 31st Dec
2011
371
1942
1180
228
174
3895
Programmes :
Livestock Development
Sl No Institutions
For 2010-11
(in lakhs)
40.38
Artificial Insemination Done
Calves Born
5.39
Castration
4.91
No.of cases treated
No.of Vaccinations done
83.64
293.02
Vaccinations done against contagious diseases (in Nos.) :

1
Outbreaks
516
2
Attacks
5549
Deaths
1418
Integrated Sample Survey 2004-05 (provisional) :

2010-11
1
Milk
Egg
Wool
Meat (excludes chicken)
000 tonnes
4821
Lakhs
29083
Tonnes
7165
000 tonnes
99517
Estimated value of major Livestock and their products in Karnataka for the year
2010-11 :
(in lakhs)
1
Total value of livestock
25,08,559
2
Total value of Poultry
29,599
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3
Total value of Animal power
1,48,272
Total value of Livestock Products & Bye

products
Total value of Animals
17,43,556
25,08,559
crores
44003.87 Crores
Total
5.
18th Livestock census :

The livestock population as per the 2007 census is as follows :
Sl No Institutions
No. in lakhs
(provisional)
1
Cattle
105.07
2
Buffalo
43.29
Sheep
95.66
Goat
61.57
Pig
2.80
Rabbit
0.01
Dogs
19.97
Others
9
III.
IV.
0.46
Total livestock
328.83
Poultry
424.34
CAPTION CATTLE & BUFFALO BREEDING IN KARNATAKA

BREEDING POLICY OBJECTIVE :
1.
To produce economically producing milch animals in large numbers.
2.
To combine productivity and adoptability including draftability to meet the local

requirement
3.
Conservation and improvement of indigenous Germ Plasm and
4.
Genetic improvement of the buffalo population for increased milk production.
BULL CALF PRODUCTION CENTRES

Name of the
Breeds
Sl
No. Institution
Amrithmahal
Cattle Breeding
Station,
Herd
strength
Amrithmahal 1362
draught
Cattle
No.of bull
calves
produced
per annum
101
Special features
Herd hoof
Roburt body,
ferocious
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employed during
17th Century war
fares.
Ajjampura,
Chickmagalur dist.
V.
Hallikar Cattle
Breeding Station,
Kunikenahalli,
Tumkur dist.
Hallikar
draught
Cattle
212
21
Herd hoof slim

look fast gait
Timid
Khillar Cattle
Breeding Station,
Bankapur,
Dharwad dist.
Khillar
draught
Cattle
187
20
Tall, majestic
looks, suitable to
work in block
cotton soil
INDIGENIOUS BREEDS OF KARNATAKA

CATTLE BREEDS
Hallikar, Amrithmahal in the southern part. Khillar, Krishnavalley and Deoni in the
Northern part. All are draught purpose breeds.
Malnad Gidda is a dwarf variety cattle found in Malnad regions of the State. Germplasm
of these breeds are conserved.
BUFFALO BREEDS
No descript breed of the State exists. As such the non-descript (swamp) buffalo is
upgraded with Surti and Murrah breeds of Northern India for improvement in milk
yield.
Breeding Activity :
A.
Process :
1.
Indigenous Breeds :
a)
b)
Conservation, Molecular genetic studies for selection of traits

Selective Breeding & maintenance of purity
2.
Non-descript Breeds Cattle:
3.
a)
Cross breeding with Jersey & HF breeds
b)
Restricting exotic inheritance at 62.5%
Buffaloes:
a)
Local non-descript buffaloes are upgraded with surti and murrah breeds
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B.
Infrastructure :
Frozen Semen Production Centres

Sl
No.
Name & Location
State Semen Collection Centre &

Livestock Breeding Farm,
Hessarghatta, Bangalore 88
Ph. 8466456 / 3415831
State Livestock Breeding &
Training Centre, Hessarghatta,
Bangalore 88
Livestock Breeding Farm,
Dharwad, UAS Campus
Nandini Sperm Station,
Hessarghatta, KMF, Kakolu
post, Bangalore
3
4
Breeds
maintained
HF, JR, HK, AML
No.of doses & FS

produced per
annum
One million
HF, JR, SR, MR
One million
HF, JR, KH, SR &

MR
HF, JR, MR
One million
1.2 million
HK : Hallikar, AML : Amrithmahal, KF : Khillar, SR : Surthi, MR : Murrah

C.
Quality Control :
1.
Established an Andrology laboratory at Livestock Breeding Farm, Hessarghatta to

evaluate bull calves. Semen quality freezability etc.,
2.
Sperm Stations in the State have been equipped with latest equipments & Quality
Control Laboratories to produce Frozen Semen to International Standards.
3.
Liquid Nitrogen is made available at 6 Key Points in the State through established
grid system.
D.
Standards of Bulls in semen production centres :
Dams Lactational yield (305 days)

Jersey
3500 9000 Kgs.
HF
5000 10000 Kgs.
Surthi
1800 2200 Kgs.
Murrah
2500 4000 Kgs.
E.
Karnataka Livestock Development Agency (KLDA) :
Karnataka State is developing the cattle & buffalo breeding infrastructure under
National Project for Cattle & Buffalo Breeding. (NPCBB)
Semen Production Centres, Bull mother farms and AI centres have been provided
necessary infrastructure like precision equipments, high pedigreed bulls and Cryo
containers for production of quality frozen semen and intensification of AI through door
step delivery of Artificial Insemination service.
A bull calf rearing centre has been started at Nandini Sperm Station, Hessarghatta where
annually around 100 HF and JR bull calves selected under the field performance
recording are reared. Bull calves from HF cows having lactation milk yield record above
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5500 Kgs. and Jersey cows having lactation milk yield of 3500 Kgs. available to sperm
station of other states based on availability. Director, Nandini Sperm Station,
Hessarghatta, Bangalore 89. Ph. No. 080 28479078 / 28479242 / 28479059.
Department of Animal Husbandry& Veterinary Services, Karnataka

Programmes 2010-11
For 2011-12 upto end of Jan 2012
I.
1. Artificial Insemination done
2. No.of vaccination done against FMD
3. No.of birds vaccinated against RKT
II. Training programme
1. Farmers training
2. Para Veterinary Staff training
3. Officers training
III. Extension programme
1. Health & Fertility camps
2. Livestock & Poultry exhibition
3. No. of fodder development areas
(hectares)
(in lakhs)
40.38
85-10
52-43
52-09
1000-00
400-00
26-44
72-00
0.54
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1.
2.
Details of State sector plan schemes for the year 2010-11

Direction and Administration : (2403-00-001-0-01)
Rs.2500.00 lakhs is provided for 2011-12 under this scheme for purchase of drugs and
chemicals for the requirement of Veterinary Institutions and Livestock Farms in the State.
Drugs and Chemicals will be supplied to all the Veterinary Institutions in the state through Deputy
Directors of the concerned district based on the requirement obtained from all the 30 district
Deputy Directors and the same will be consolidated and distribution chart will be proposed based
on the cattle population and budget availability. 3 quarterly supplies of Drugs and Chemicals will
be made every year.
Animal Husbandry Activity is the major activity in Rural Areas and it comprises of Dairying
Sheep and goat rearing. Farmers in Rural areas are not in a position to purchase drugs and
chemicals, for the day to day treatment of their animals and they depend up on the government
supply.
The amount will also be utilized for opening of mobile veterinary clinics and their
maintenance. The funds will also be utilized for supply of drugs and chemicals and equipments
which are necessary for treatment of animals in the villages through mobile veterinary clinics .
Grand-in-Aid to the Institute of Animal Health & Veterinary Biological :
(2403-00-101-0-06)
Rs.350.00 lakhs is provided for this scheme in the Draft annual plan 2011-12. The Budget
will be utilized for production of various Biological and vaccines and subsequent supply of the
vaccines free of cost to departmental institutions and for strengthening of the Infrastructural
facilities.
Physical Target
Year 2010-11
Particulars
a)
Production of Bacterial
Vaccines
b)
Production of Viral vaccines

Total
3.
4.
Target
Achievement
150 lakhs
153.06 lakhs
155 lakhs doses
214.31 lakhs
305 Lakhs
367.37 lakhs
Civil works :
Rs.850.00 lakhs is provided for this scheme in the Draft annual plan 2011-12 of which Rs.
250.00 lakhs will be utilized for construction and maintenance of the buildings of livestock farms
and offices, Veterinary Institutions & Training Centres.
In addition as per the direction of hon. Lok adalat, it is planned to provide adequate facilities for
treatment and disposal of biomedical waste generated while imparting health care service through
Network of 4110 veterinary Institutions. Hence Rs.600.00 lakhs is earmarked to provide
facilities before the end of 2011.
National animal Diseases Reporting System- NADRP: (New)

This is a 100% Centrally Sponsored Scheme with 100% Assistance from GOI proposed to
improve diagnostic facilities, Health care breeding and service efficiency at field level. It is planned to
report disease out break in a IVRS web based manner. It is proposed to introduce computerized system
of Animal Disease reporting linking each block, districts and state head quarter to central disease
reporting and monitoring unit in New Delhi. All activities related to development of software and install
action of hardware etc., will be carried out by NIC and all the Modifiable diseases scheduled in the
Animal disease control Act included in the animal disease reporting system. A project proposal of
Rs.11.10 crores for the period of 3 years submitted for approval and in view of obtaining approval during
2011-12, a taken grant of Rs.50.00 lakhs has been earmarked in the Draft Annual Plan 2011-12.
The scheme is implemented through department under state sector.
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5.
6.
Livestock farms & Training : (2403-00-102-1-06)

Rs.330.00 lakhs is provided for this scheme in the Draft annual plan 2011-12. The Budget
will be utilized for production of 35 lakh doses of frozen semen straws, purchase of breeding
bulls, liquid nitrogen and maintenance, improvement of 11 Farms and 3 Semen Collection Centres
in the department.
Karnataka Sheep & Wool Development Corporation (Grant-in-aid) :
(2403-00-104-0-02)
Rs. 194.89 lakhs was allocated for the year 2010-11 as grant-in-aid to Karnataka Sheep
&wool Development Corporation towards various activities such as purchase
foundation stock of Sheep &Goats, training of farmers, supply of anthelmintic etc., The
entire amount has been spent. This farm is rearing Jamunapuri and Nandidurga breed of
goats, Ramboullet Sheep, cross breed sheep for producing Crossbreed sheep and goat.
Programme
Achievement
Sl.No.
1
Strength of RAmboullet rams
04
2
Strength of Cross breed sheep
194
3
Strength of Cross breed goats 204
(Jamnapuri, Nandidurga)
4
Crossbreed Ram and Bucks sold to Rams 71, Bucks 61
farmers for breeding purpose
Total - 132
5
Indirect income 31-03-2011
401327
6
Direct Income 31-03-2011
2694479
7
Farmers trained in Sheep and Goats 285
rearing
Crossbreed sheep and goat are being sold to farmers at the rate fixed by Govt. for breeding purpose.
7.
8.
Veterinary Extension, Education and Training : (2403-00-109-0-01)

Rs. 499.00 lakhs has been earmarked in draft annual plan for 2011-12 activities. Rs.115.00
lakhs is provided for training, participation in seminars, conduct of exhibitions, technical
conferences, workshops, seminars, crossbreed cattle and calf rallies demonstration and
transfer of technology etc., and the remaining Rs. 384.00 lakhs is proposed to provide
interest subsidy for loans at 6% to the farmers for purchase of dairy animals and sheep
units.
Grant-in-aid to Animal Husbandry Co-operatives : (Karnataka Co-operative Poultry
Federation) (2403-00-800-0-22)
Rs. 24.75 lakhs was allocated to Karnataka Co-operative Poultry Federation Ltd., for
2010-11 to support poultry marketing activities and strengthening of infrastructure
facilities, extension activities and training of farmers and the entire amount was spent.
Physical Target
Year 2010-11
Particulars
Target
Achievement
a) Training of farmers
1,250
900
b)
Rearing of chicks
10,000
10,570
40
Providing financial assistance to interested farmers through Commercial Banks under
Centrally sponsored schemes for poultry, RKVY with 25% Subsidy to general category and
33.33% subsidy to SC / ST.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
New Scheme:- RASHTRIYA KRISHI VIKASA YOJANE:

Rashtriya Krishi Vikasa Yojane is a Centrally sponsored Scheme. The sub centers of
federation will be strengthened, Layer and broiler poultry units will be established and
Giriraja bird rearing will be promoted. Retail chicken dressing outlets will be
established in 178 taluks. Poultry products will be transported through cold chain
transport vehicles. It is also proposed to establish feed missing palnts, hatchery units,
disease diagnostic labs, cold storages and godowns at the sub centers. An amount of Rs.
2795.93 lakh has been sanctioned under this scheme. The scheme will be implemented in
a phased manner over a period of 4 years (2008-09 to 2011-12)
During first phase this will be implemented in Dharwad regional center of the
federation. Construction of building is about to complete, tender for purchase of
machinery and equipments is under progress. During 2009-10 subsidy of Rs. 7167791.00
has been sanctioned to 108 beneficiaries belonging to Dharwad, Gadag, Haveri,
Davangere, Uttara Kannada Districts. During 2010-11 direction has been given to Deputy
Directors of Animal Husbandry Department to select the beneficiaries and to send the
application to this office for release of subsidy.
Tribal component plan : (2403-00-796-0-00)
Rs. 763.00 lakhs was allocated for the year 2010-11 but the amount was pooled up.
Funds will be utilised for Dairying sheep, Pig and Poultry rearing activity
Special Component plan : (2403-00-800-0-14)
Rs. 709.00 lakhs was allocated for the year 2010-11 but the amount was pooled up by the
Social Welfare Department.
Capital Outlay : Veterinary Services & animal Health : (2403-00-101-0-01)
Rs. 800 lakhs was allocated for the year 2010-11 and the entire amount was spent.
Dairy Development : Infrastructural facilities : (2404-00-191-2-09)
A total amount of Rs. 1000 lakhs was allocated for 2010-11 as grant-in-aid to KMF and
the entire amount was spent.
Amrithmahal Kaval: (2403-00-800-0-37)
Rs.200.00 lakhs is provided for this scheme during 2011-12. Under this scheme, the
funds will be utilised to develop and improve the Amrithmahal Kaval in
Chikkamagalore District, Hassan and Tumkur Districts.
Development of grass land through silvipasture in 2000 acre land of backward region
and establishment of Amrithmahal Breed Development and Research Centre at
Konehalli, Tiptur, Tumkur Dist. Through KVAFSU and Development of AH&VS
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15.
1.
through Social Forestry Corporation or other established Institution are being taken up
during 2011-12
Suvarna Karnataka Govu Samrakshane: (2403-00-102-2-39)
Rs.200.00 lakhs is provided for this scheme during 2011-12. The funds will be utilized to
protect and conserve the local breeds of Cattle in the state through NGOs where in one
time assistanve of Rs. 10.00 lakhs is given per organization which has 10 acres of land
and 50 native breeds.
DETAILS OF CENTRAL SECTOR & CENTRALLY SPONSORED PLAN SCHEMES
Rinderpest Surveillance and Vaccination programme for Total Eradication of
Rinderpest (National Project on Rinderpest Eradication) : (2403-00-101-0-04)
This is a 100% Govt. of India scheme & funds are provided to continue all the on-going
activities so as to attain the final stage of freedom Rinderpest disease. Rs. 32.00 lakhs
was allocated for 2010-11 out of which Rs. 23.00 lakhs was earmarked (100% GOI) for the
implementation of scheme.
Programme
a)
2.
3.
Physical Target
Units
Year 2010-11
Target
Achievement
No. of visits to villages
54610
54677
b)
Village search
programme
Stock Route scorch
No. of visits to villages
4058
4058
c)
Day Book search
No. of visits to Veterinary

Institutions
7154
7522
It is approved on 27-5-2004 that India be recognized by OIE as free from Rinderpest

disease. Under the 20 points KDP Programme to trace out any residual foci of RP,
Village route search, Stock route search, Day book search programmes have been
carrying out in all districts.
Animal Husbandry Statistics & Livestock Census : (2403-00-113-0-04)
Its 100% Govt. of India assisted scheme. Rs. 250-00 was allocated for 2010-11 to
undertake activities connected with the animal Husbandry Statistics and 18th
quinquinnel livestock census. The expenditure for 2010-11 was Rs. 100.63 lakhs.
Control of Animal Diseases : (2403-00-101-0-21)
Assistance to State for Control of Animal Diseases (ASCAD) is a 75% GOI 25% State
assisted scheme. Rs. 951.71 lakhs was provided for the year 2010-11 for the
immunization of livestock against economically important identifiable diseases, control
of zoonotic diseases, strengthening of biological production unit, Disease Diagnostic
Labs etc., and for meeting the salaries & allowances of the staff (Brucella & TB, Pullorum
and Rabies control units).
Physical Target
Year 2010-11
Programme
Target
Achievement
I. Screening of animals :
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1)
TB (Nos. screened)
2)
Brucellosis (Nos. screened)
21600
18552
3)
Pullorum (Nos. screened)
1152000
1048571
II.
Anti-rabies Vaccination (Nos.)
1740
1593
III. ABC Operations (Nos.)
IV. Collection of samples for lab analysis

(Nos.)
V. Vaccinations against : (in lakhs)
1)
Haemorrhagic Septicaemia (HS)
2)
Foot & mouth Disease (FMD)
145.15
116.96
3)
Peste des petits Ruminants (PPR)
80.00
49.38
4.
Establishment of State Veterinary Council : (2403-00-101-0-17)

(50% State : 50% GOI)
Rs. 50.00 lakhs was allocated as grant-in-aid to Karnataka Veterinary Council for 2010-11
for meeting the salary component, office maintenance and for conduct of professional
efficiency development programmes so as to make it an institution for human resources
development. The entire amount was spent.
5.
Sample Survey on Milk, Egg and Wool production : (2403-00-113-0-02)

(50% State : 50% GOI)
Rs. 130.00 lakhs was allocated for 2010-11 for meeting the salary component of staff and
other miscellaneous expenditure for carrying our enumeration of major livestock
products in 5413 villages. Rs. 130.00 lakhs was spent for 2010-11.
Integrated Sample survey is being conducted since 1976-77 for the estimation of Milk,
Egg, Meat and Wool, which are the major livestock products with an aim to study the
attendant practices of livestock in the State. The production and productivity of these
livestock products have assumed great importance in the context of meeting nutritious
requirements of the people. Livestock products have also attained much importance for
the purpose of planning and are considered as economic indicators.
The survey covers the entire state of Karnataka including Urban and Rural areas. The
survey year is divided into three seasons viz: Summer, Rainy and Winter, in order to
study the seasonal fluctuations in the production of livestock products.
INFORMATION REGARDING FODDER DEVELOPMENT
Karnataka state is one among the leading states in milk production. To produce
qualitative milk, proper feeding of dairy animals is required.
Karnataka State is 20% deficit in fodder production. To increase the quality of fodder
and production of green fodder a few schemes are being implemented with the
assistance of the Central Government.
Central Minikit Testing Programme :
1.
43
Under this programme, varieties of fodder seeds for both Kharif, Rabi season are
distributed to the farmers free of cost for demonstration in their fields. African Tall
Maize, MP Chari, Red Chari, Lucerne, Berseem, Oats are the main varieties of fodder
seeds supplied under this scheme.
SDP Programme :
Rs.390.00 lakhs is (SDP) for this scheme. Under this scheme, Rs.225.00 lakhs will be
utilised to takeup Fodder Development activity in 114 backward Taluks where the
farmers rearing the animals and having irrigation facilities to encourage the perinial
fodder, cultivation in 10 guntas per farmer at a cost of Rs.6000/-. Where in the farmer has
to contribute himself Rs.2200/- and subsidy of Rs.4000/- will be provided to each farmer
remaining. Rs.165.00 lakhs is proposed for purchase and distribution of chaff cutters to
the farmers to minimise the forage waste and to maual enhance the desirability of the
fodder in animals.
2.
Green grass production :

Green grass is an essential component of the dairy animal food. Feeding of green grass
improves qualitative & quantitative milk production, health & productivity. Progressive
dairy farmers produce the required green fodder for their animals. The following are the
few fodder varieties which are suitable for Karnataka.
ANNUAL
PERENNIAL
Cereals
Grass
1)
2)
3)
African Tall Maize (ATM)

M.P. Chari
SSG
1)
2)
3)
4)
Legumes
4)
5)
Lucerne
Cowpea
Hybrid Napier
Guinea
Rhodes
Para
Legumes
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
Stylo
Lucerne (Perennial)
Subabul
Hedge Lucerne
Sesbania
To propagate the perennial grasses, root slips or stem cuttings are required. These will be
supplied to the farmers at nominal prices at the following departmental livestock farms.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
State Livestock Breeding & Training Centre, Hessarghatta

Livestock Breeding Farm, Hessarghatta
Hallikar Cattle breeding Centre, Kunikenahalli
Livestock Breeding & Training Centre, Kurikuppe
Jersey Cattle Breeding Station, Kudige
Amrithmahal Cattle Breeding Station, Ajjampura
Livestock Breeding & Training Centre, Koila
Khillar Cattle Breeding Station, Bankapura
Livestock Breeding & training Centre, Dharwad
Buffalo Breeding Station, Tegur
Ph. 080 28466397

Ph. 080 28466456
Ph. 808139 286805
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11.
Livestock Breeding & Training Centre, Munirabad
PROGRAMME
PIGGERY DEVELOPMENT
2011-12 PIGGERY DEVELOPMENT

There are five Pig Breeding Stations one at Hessaraghatta in Bangalore District, Kudige
in Kodagu District , Koila in Dakshina Kannada District, and Bangarupet in Kolar District
and Kalasa in Chickmagalur Disitrict.
FOLLOWING ARE THE MAIN FUNCTIONS OF THESE STATIONS :
Production of pure breed piglets for distribution to farmers and beneficiaries of
various socio-economic programmes.
Imparting training in modern pig rearing to farmers and beneficiaries of various
socio-economic programmes.
Preparation of project reports and extending assistance to get loans for setting up of
the pig farms.
To provide extension service to farmers living around the pig breeding stations.
To educate people about the nutritional value of pork and arrange for the sale of
good hygenic quality pork.
To help farmers in providing organized marketing to their products, to the
consumers
ACHIEVEMENTS :
More and more farmers and educated unemployed are coming forward to take up pig
husbandry on scientific lines. There are 682 small, medium & large-scale modern piggery
units in the state established with the financial assistance received from banks based on the
production of quality animal protein, the living standard of farmers also has been
improved.
NEW PROGRAMME :-
Under RKVY Scheme, the Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary servicesas
chosen 12 district namely Bangalore Urban, Bangalore Rural, Ramanagar, Kolar, Mandya,
Tumkur, Madikeri, Hassan, Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, Chikkaballapura, &
Chikkamagalur to form Pig Breeding Association Under the Co-operative Socrity Acts to
establish good quality of Pork & marketing Facility etc.,
INFORMATION REGARDING PIG BREEDING STATIONS

Sl
No.
1
2
3
Name of the farm
Breed maintained
Pig Breeding Station,

Hessarghatta
Pig Breeding Station, Kudige,
Kodagu dist.
Pig Breeding Station, Koila,
Large while Yorkshire
Annual target for

piglet 2011-12
production
169
Large while Yorkshire
247
Large white Yorkshire
144
45
D.K. dist.
Piglets are supplied to the farmers at the following rates. (1-1-2012)
Sl No.
Age
Rupees
1
2 3 months old
2000.00
2
3 4 months old
2800.00
3
4 5 months old
3500.00
4
5 6 months old
4000.00
5
6 7 months old
5000.00
6
Above 7 months (both male & female) pigs according
100.00
to body weight per Kg. body weight
7
Live weight of the culled pigs (for every Kg.)
40.00
FARMERS TRAINED, PIGLETS PRODUCED & DISTRIBUTED DURING 2011-12

Sl
No.
1
2
3
4
5
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Name of the farm

Hessarghatta
Pig Breeding Station, Kudige,
Kodagu dist.
Pig Breeding Station, Koila,
D.K. dist.
Bangarpet, Kolar dist.
Pig Breeding Station, Kalasa,
Chickmagalur
Total
Distribution of piglets
(2011-12)
128
Farmers trained
(2011-12)
150
215
383
99
70
139
150
122
158
703
911
Assistant Director
Piggery Development, Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary
Services, Sir. M. Vivhveshwaraya Mini Tower 4th Floor, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
Road, Bangalore 560 001
Veterinary Officer
Pig Breeding Station, Hessarghatta, Bangalore district.
Veterinary Officer
Pig Breeding Station, Kudige, Kodagu district.
Veterinary Officer
Pig Breeding Station, Koila, D.K. district.
Veterinary Officer (Extn.)
Veterinary Hospital of all the Districts in Karnataka.
Assistant Director,
Regional Lab, Bangarpet, Kolar
46
7.
Sl
No
1
1
2
5
6
10
Veterinary Officer,
Pig Breeding Station, Kalasa, Chickmaglur District
Details of District and Taluk Level Diagnostic Laboratories established

in the Department
Name of the
District
Year of Taluk Diagnostic
Year of est.
District
Diagnostic
est.
Laboratory
Laboratory
2
3
4
5
6
Bangalore Rural
Bangalore
2001
Ramanagara
2003
Rural
Doddaballapura
2003
Tumkur
Kolar
Shimoga
Chitradurga
Bijapur
Bagalakote
Mandya
Uttara Kannada
Dharwad
Tumkur
Kolar
Shimoga
Chitradurga
Bijapur
Bagalakote
Mandya
U.K.
Dharwad
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
Kunigal
2003
Madhugiri
2003
Thipatur
2003
Sira
2004
Mulabagilu
2003
Chikkaballapura
2003
Gudibande
2003
Soraba
2003
Sagara
2003
Hosanagara
2004
Hiriyur
2003
Hosadurga
2004
Muddebihala
2003
Indi
2003
Basavana
Bagewadi
Hunagunda
2004
2003
Jamakhandi
2003
Mudhola
2004
Maddur
2003
Pandavapura
2003
Nagamangala
2004
Siddapura
2003
Sirsi
2003
Kumata
2003
Bhatkala
2003
Hubli
2003
47
11
12
13
14
15
Gadag
Haveri
Chamarajanagar
Chickmalalur
Hassan
16
Udupi
17
Kodagu
18
Bidar
19
Raichur
20
Koppal
21
Davanagere
22
Mysore
Gadag
Haveri
C.R. nagar
Chickmagalur
Hassan
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
Navalaguanda
2004
Rona
2003
Shirahatti
2004
Hanagal
2003
Savanur
2003
Hirekerur
2004
Gundlupet
2003
Kollegala
2004
Mudigere
2003
Tharikere
2003
N.R. Pura
2004
Arasikere
2003
Sakaleshapura
2003
Holenarasipura
2004
Udupi
2001
Kundapura
2003
Kodagu
2001
Somavarapet
2003
Bidar
2001
Humnabad
2003
Basavakalyana
2003
Ourad
2004
Manvi
2003
Lingasugur
2003
Devadurga
2004
Raichur
2001
Koppal
2001
Yalaburga
2003
Harihara
2003
Harapanahalli
2003
Channagiri
2004
Hemmaragala
2003
Nanjanagudu
2003
Hunasur
2004
23
Dakshina Kannada
Bantawala
2003
24
Belgaum
Khajapura
2003
Bylahongala
2003
Chikkodi
2003
Athani
2004
Jevargi
2003
25
Gulbarga
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25
Bellary
Sedam
2003
Yadgir
2003
Alanda
2004
Siraguppa
2003
Hosapete
2003
Kudlagi
2004
XV.
Particulars of facilities available to citizens for obtaining information, available to or

held by it, reduced in an electronic form.
The following facilities are available for dissemination of information and receipt of any
complaints from the publics.
Kissan Call Centre : Ph. No. Toll Free No. 1551

Contact person : Assistant Director, KDP, AH&VS, Head Office, V.V. Mini tower, Dr.
B.R. Ambedkar Veedhi, Bangalore 560 001
Ph. No. 22862767 / 22861643
Women Grievance Cell : Headed by Director, AH&VS, Head Office, V.V. Mini tower,
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Veedhi, Bangalore 560 001
Ph. No. 22865952
Committee was constituted as per the instructions given by Secretary, Karnataka State
Commission for Women in the year 2001, consisting of 6 members, among them one President,
4 members and one NGO member.
Contact person : Assistant Director, Piggery Development Officer, AH&VS, Head Office, V.V.
Mini Tower, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Veedhi, Bangalore 560 001
Ph. No. 22862767 / 22861643
Public Grievance Cell :
Contact Person : Joint Director (Dev) AH&VS , Head Office, V.V.
Mini Tower, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Veedhi, Bangalore 560 001 Ph. No. 228263260
Persons to be contact at field level :

1.
At Gramapanchayat level : Veterinary Officer

Timings : 8.30 an to 12.30 pm and 3.30 pm to 5.30 pm
2.
At Taluka level : Assistant Director

Timings : 8.30 an to 12.30 pm and 3.30 pm to 5.30 pm
3.
At District level : Deputy Director

Timings : 10.00 am to 5.30 pm
4.
At State level :
a) Commissioner, AH&VS
b) Director, AH&VS
Working hours of Veterinary Hospitals, Veterinary Dispensaries, PVCs, A.I. Centres 8.30
am to 12.30 noon and 3.30 pm to 5.30 pm.
E-mail : Commissioner = commissionerahvs@gmail.com
Director
=
Dir-ah@kar.nic.in
There is no separate library facilities available for public.
49
XVI. Names, designation and other particulars of Public Information Officers

Public Authority
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Commissioner
Director
Project Director, Karnataka Livestock Development Agency, Head Office,
Bangalore
Managing Director, Sheep & Wool Development Corporation, Hebbal, Bangalore
Managing Director, Karnataka Poultry Federation, Cantonment, Bangalore
Managing Director, Karnataka Meat & Poultry Marketing Corporation, Victoria
Road, Bangalore
Managing Director, Karnataka Milk Federation, Dairy Circle, Bangalore
Director, IAH & VB, Southern Region Laboratory, Hebbal, Bangalore
Registrar, Karnataka Veterinary Council, Hebbal, Bangalore
Registrar, Karnataka Veterinary, Veterinary and Fisheries University, Bidar
Deputy Director, AH&VS (27 District Offices)
Head Office
Sl
No
1
Public
Information Subject
Officer
Joint Director (Admn)
Administration,
Legal matters and
Departmental
enquiries
Financial Assistant
Financial Matter
Drugs, Chemicals
and Equipments
Stores, DVD section
Joint Director (Dev)
Joint Director
(Livestock farms)
Assistant Director
(Dairy)
Dairy Section
Assistant Director
(Quality Control of
Animal and Poultry

feeds
2
3
Plan & Centrally

Sponsored Schemes
All farms
Assistant
Public
Information Officer
Head Quarter
Assistant
Deputy Director
(SFDA)
Asst. Director
(SFDA)
Asst. Director
(Plan)
Deputy Director
(Sheep/Poultry
/KVS)
Veterinary Officer
(Quality Control of
Higher
Authority
Additional
Director (2)
(Livestock
Health)
Director
Director
Director
Director
Additional
Director (2)
(Livestock
Resources)
Additional
Director (2)
(Livestock
Health)
Additional
Director (2)
50
Animal & Poultry

feeds and Registration
Authority, Podium
block, Bangalore
Joint Director (Stat)
AH&VS, Podium
Block, Bangalore
Livestock census,
livestock products
and statistics of
Veterinary
Institutions
Animal & Poultry

feeds and
Registration
Authority)
Assistant Director
(Stat)
(Livestock
Resources)
Director
ZILLA PANCHAYAT & TALUKA PANCHAYAT

Sl
No
1
2
3
Public Information Officer
Assistant Public
Information Officer
Assistant Director
Office of the Deputy / Superintendent
Director (27 districts)
Assistant Director
Veterinary Officer
Veterinary Hospitals
Assistant Director
Veterinary Livestock
District Poultry Rearing & Supervisor
Training Centres
Veterinary Officer
Veterinary dispensary
Sr. Livestock Inspector /
Livestock Inspector /
Primary Veterinary
Centres / A.I. Centres /
Sheep & wool Extension
centres / Poultry
Extension Centres
Higher Authority
Concerned Deputy
Directors
Concerned Deputy
Directors
Concerned Deputy
Directors
Concerned Taluk
Assistant Director, Vety.
Hospital
Assistant Director /
Veterinary Officer /
Salary Dispersing Officer
STATE LEVEL
6
Veterinary Officer
Pig Breeding station,
Hessarghatta / Koila /
Kudige
Veterinary Officer
Sample Survey Scheme,
Belgaum Division /
Gulbarga Division /
Mysore Division /
Assistant Statistical
Officer
Deputy Director
Livestock Breeding &
training Centre,
Hessarghatta / Koila /
Kudige
Joint Director (Stat.)
Head Office, Bangalore
51
10
11
12
13
14
Bangalore Division
Assistant Director
Regional Poultry Rearing
& Training Centre,
Malavalli / Gangavathi
Assistant Director
Inspectors Training
Centre, Gulbarga /
Ttumkur / Hassan /
Dharwad
Assistant Director
Veterinary Livewtock
Assistants Training
Centre, Bellary / Belgaum
/ Davanagere / Malavalli
Assistant Director
Rinderpest Eradication
Scheme, Concerned
Districts
Assistant Director
Heifer breed production
Centre, Birur
Assistant Director
Semen Production Centre,
Koila / Birur / Dharwad
Assistant Director
Khillar Livestock
Development Centre,
Bankapur / Heifer
Production Centre, Bargi /
Gundlupet
Deputy Director
Amrithmahal Breeding
Centre, Ajjamapur /
Centre, Hessarghatta /
State Livestock
Development and
Training Centgre,
Hessarghatta / Kurikuppi
/ Dharwad / Munirabad,
Buffalo Breeding Station,
Tegur / Hallikar Breeding
Supervisor
Deputy Director
(Poultry Development)
Veterinary Officer
Joint Director
(Extn, Trng. & Education)
Deputy Director,
Rinderpest Eradication
Scheme, Hebbal,
Bangalore
Deputy Director,
Amrithmahal Livestock
Development Centre,
Ajjampur
Deputy Director
(Livestock farms) Head
Office, Bangalore
Joint Director (Livestock
Farms) Head Office,
Bangalore
Joint Director (Livestock

farms) Head Office,
Babngalore
52
15
Centre, Kunikenahalli /
Jersey Breeding Centre,
Kudige /
State Semen Production
Centre, Hessarghatta /
State Poultry Production
and Training Centre,
Hessarghatta
Deputy Director
Animal Disease
Surveillance Scheme,
Bangalore
Joint Director
(Development)
Particulars of the Manual
Page No.
I.
The particulars of its organization, functions and its duties.
1-7
II.
The powers and duties of its Officers and Employees
III.
The procedure followed in the decision making process,

including channels of supervision and accountability
IV.
The Norms set by it for the discharge of its functions
V.
The rules, regulations, instructions manual and records, held by

it or under its control or used by its employees for discharging
its functions
VI.
A statement of the categories of documents that are held by it or

under its control :
VII.
The particulars of any arrangement that exists for consultation
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with or representation by the members of public in relation to
the formulation of its policy or administration thereof
VIII. A statement of the boards, councils committees and other bodies
consisting of two or more persons constituted as its part or for
the purpose of its advise, and as to whether meeting of those
boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to the
public or the minutes of such meetings are accessible for public
13 - 14
IX.
A Directory of its Officers and Employees
15 18
X.
The monthly remuneration received by each of its Officers and

employees including the system of compensation provided in
this regulations
The Budget allocated to each of its agency, indicating the
particulars of all plans, proposed expenditure and reports on
disbursements made
Execution and implementation of subsidy programmes,
including the amounts allocated and the details of beneficiaries
of such programmes
Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits or
authorizations granted by it
Details of information available to or held by it, reduced in an
electronic form
Particulars of facilities available to citizens for obtaining
information, available to or held by it, reduced in an electronic
form
Names, designation and other particulars of Public Information
Officers
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20 - 26
26 28
28
28 - 43
43
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XII.
XIII.
XIV.
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The procedure followed in the decision making process, including channels of

Minister for Animal Husbandry

The functions of the Animal Welfare Board of Karnataka will be as follows:

2 Working hours for consultation

Additional Director (Animal Health)

Societies for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) District level Committee

Deputy Commissioner of the District

Deputy Director, Department of Animal

State level review committee (BAIF) :

Secretary, Finance Department

The state level review committee shall review the :

2 Working hours for consultation

Director, Department of Animal

Karnataka Livestock Development Agency :

Project Coordinator, BAIF, Institute for Rural Dev.,

2 Working hours for consultation

Additional Director (Animal Health)

Amrithmahal Development Committee :

Honble Minister for Animal Husbandry & Wakf

Implementation of Cattle Breeding Policy :

This Committee shall consist of the following members :

With whom public

can 1. Director, Department of Animal

Formation of primary poultry societies in the state in order to generate employment to

Strengthening of the existing Co-operative societies

Imparting modernized training in poultry rearing to the farmers.

Providing quality milk and milk products to consumers

A Directory of its Officers and Employees :

Off. Ph. No.

Joint Director (Admn.)

Joint Director (Dev), Animal Husbandry &

Additional Director (Livestock Health) Animal

M. D. Karnataka Co-op Poultry Federation,

Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services,

Sanctioned Filled post

Karnataka Milk Federation :

Details of allocation and expenditure:

i) Hygienic & Clean Milk Production This is a Centrally Sponsored Scheme

Institution of Animal Health & Veterinary Biologicals, Bangalore :

Details of allocation and expenditure:

Details of allocation and expenditure:

Ongoing schemes : Strengthening of sheep breeding centres Shed constructions,

New schemes (under proposal)

a. Details of allocation & expenditure :

1. Veterinary College at Shimoga

3. Establishment of Veterinary college at Gadag.

5. SRI BAHURAO DESPHANDE VETERINARY COLLEGE, ATHANI

VI. Karnataka Cooperative Poultry Federation :

Details of allocation & expenditure :

i) Establishment of primary poultry co-operative societies and strengthening or

Execution and implementation of subsidy programmes, including the amounts

XIV. Details of information available to or held by it, reduced in an electronic form

Veterinary Institutions in Karnataka

No.of Veterinary Hospitals

Artificial Insemination Done

No.of cases treated