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GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES
MANUAL ON RIGHT TO
INFORMATION ACT,
2005
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES

EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT; KAKINADA
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES,

East Godavari District,
KAKINADA
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES

KAKINADA
FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

KAKINADA
HEAD QUAATERS : KAKINADA
JURISDICTION MANDALS : KAKINADA
URBAN
ASST. INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES

KAKINADA
HEAD QUAATERS : KAKINADA
JURISDICTION MANDALS : KAKINADA
RURAL , PEDAPUDI
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES

AMALAPURAM

AMALAPURAM
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF
FISHERIES,RAJAHMUNDRY

RAJAHMUNDRY
HEAD QUAATERS : AMALAPURAM (FISH SEED FARM)

JURISDICTION MANDALS : AMALAPURAM,ABAJIPETA
HEAD QUAATERS : RAJAHMUNDRY

JURISDICTION MANDALS : RAJAHMUNDRY
URBAN , RAJAHMUNDRY RURAL ,
SEETHANAGARAM

ALLAVARAM
FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (I/C)

RAJAVOMMANGI
HEAD QUAATERS : ALLAVARAM

JURISDICTION MANDALS : ALLAVARAM, UPPALAGUPTAM
HEAD QUAATERS : RAJAVOMMANGI

JURISDICTION MANDALS : RAJAVOMMANGI

TUNI (I/C)
HEAD QUAATERS : TUNI
JURISDICTION MANDALS : THONDANGI,
TUNI, KOTANANDURU, SANKHAVARAM,
ROWTHALAPUDI
ASSISTANT INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES (I/C)

MAMIDIKUDURU
HEAD QUAATERS : MAMIDIKUDURU
JURISDICTION MANDALS : MAMIDIKUDURU, P.
GANNAVARAM

RAMPACHODAVARAM
HEAD QUAATERS : RAMPACJHODAVARAM
JURISDICTION MANDALS :
RAMPACHODAVARAM, DEVIPATNAM,
MAREDUMILLI
FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT
OFFICER , UPPADA
FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER :

RAZOLE
ASST. INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES,

KORUMONDA
HEAD QUAATERS : UPPADA

JURISDICTION MANDALS : PITHAPURAM,
GOLLAPROLU, U. KOTHAPALLI.
HEAD QUAATERS : RAZOLE (FISH SEED FARM)

JURISDICTION MANDALS : RAZOLE, SAKINETIPALLI,
MALKIPURAM
HEAD QUAATERS : KORUKONDA

JURISDICTION MANDALS : KORUKONDA,
GOKAVARAM

TALLAREVU
HEAD QUAATERS : TALLAREVU
JURISDICTION MANDALS : TALLAREVU,
KARAPA, KAJULURU

VETLAPALEM
HEAD QUAATERS : VETLAPALEM (FISH
FARM)
JURISDICTION MANDALS : SAMALKOTA,
RANGAMPETA

PEDDAPURAM
HEAD QUAATERS : PEDDAPURAM
PEDDAPURAM,JAGGAMPETA,
GANDEPALLI.

YELESWARAM
HEAD QUAATERS : YELESWARAM
JURISDICTION MANDALS : YELESWARAM,
KIRLAMPUDI, PRATHIPADU

KATRENIKONA
HEAD QUAATERS : KATRENIKONA
JURISDICTION MANDALS : KATRENIKONA, I.POLAVARAM

KOTHAPETA
HEAD QUAATERS : KOTHAPETA
JURISDICTION MANDALS : KOTHAPETA, RAVULAPALEM,
AND FISH SEED FARM.

MUMMIDIVARM
HEAD QUAATERS : MUMMIDIVARAM
JURISDICTION MANDALS : MUMMIDIVARAM, INAVILLI
ASST. INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES (I/C)

BOBBARLANKA
HEAD QUAATERS : BOBBARLANKA
JURISDICTION MANDALS : ATREYAPURAM.

ADDATEGALA
HEAD QUAATERS : ADDATEGALA
JURISDICTION MANDALS : ADDATEGALA,
GANGAVARAM, Y.RAYAVARAM

KADIAM
HEAD QUAATERS : KADIAM (FISH SEED FARM)
JURISDICTION MANDALS : KADIAM

DWARAPUDI
HEAD QUAATERS : DWARAPUDI (FISH SEED
FARM)
JURISDICTION MANDALS : MANDAPETA,
RAYAVARAM, RAMACHANDRAPURAM.

KAPILESWARAPURAM
HEAD QUAATERS : KAPILESWARAPURAM
KAPILESWARAPURAM, K.GANGAVARAM.

SHORE STATION, FISHING HARBOUR
FDO, Catch Monitoring Unit ( I/C)
HEAD QUAATERS :
JURISDICTION MANDALS : SHORE
STATION, KAKINADA. .

KADIUM
HEAD QUAATERS : KADIUM
JURISDICTION MANDALS : RAJANAGARAM,
BICCAVOLU.
ii) the powers and duties of its officers and employees
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES:
The functions to be discharged by the Dy. Director of Fisheries, are statutory,

administration, financial, field and desk functions which are given below.
ADMINISTRATIVE :
He is the appointing authority upto Jr. Asst. cadre.
FINANCIAL;
His financial powers are payment of salaries, drawing of advances, ayment

of T.A. Bill for the employees working in his office and District. He is competent
to sanction advance like G.P.F., Festival Advance and Education advance.
He
draws the funds of various schemes and utilizes them as ordered by Director of
Fisheries / Commissiioner of Fisheries and Accounts Authorisation.
The delegation of financial powers in respect of uncommon items of

expenditure vide G.O. Ms. No. 417 General Administration ( AR&T/DESK)
Dept., dated 05.08.1986 are given below.
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Subject
Delegation of powers
1. Stores (condemnation) Other than furniture
Rs. 1000/- p.a.
2. Photographic charges (including

Purchase of Materials)
Rs. 1000/- p.a.,
3. Replacement of exhibits in each museum
Rs. 300/- p.a.
4. Pituitary glands for I.B. to be purchased

from Central Fisheries Corporation
Rs. 2000/- at a time

subject to maximum
of Rs. 10,000/-p.a.
5. Purchase of Fish and Fish Seed
Rs. 1,500/- at a time
6. Refund of Revenue ( Fishery rentals)
Rs.1,500/-p.a at a time
7. Disposal of fishing and its confirmation

and other departments tanks ( lease of )
Rs. 500/- and below
8. a) Write off of loss of public money accounts

and cash accounts and stores stock
or other accounts.
Rs. 500/- at a time
b) Write-off of losses on accounts of fish

curing yard
Rs. 2000/- p.a.

for all yards.
The delegation of Finance powers in respect of certain common items expenditure to

Regional officers as per G.O. Ms. No. 148 Finance & Planning (FW Adm.-I TFR )
Department dated 21-10-2000 are given below subject to following conditions.
1) the
above delegation of financial powers are subject to availability of budget provision, 2)

where already higher powers are delegated on certain common items of expenditure, such
higher provision will continue 3) where higher powers are not delegated on certain common
items of expenditure now, the existing powers delegated earlier will contine.
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Item of expenditure
Dist. Officer
Remarks
Dy. Director of Fisheries
( per annum)
1.
Maintenance of motor vehicle
Vide G.O. Ms. No.

490 Genl. ADmn.
a) Light vehicles
Rs. 10,000/-
( AR&T/DESK)
b) Heavy vehicles
Rs. 20,000/-
Dept. dt. 28-9-94.
2.
Purchase of stationery
Rs. 5, 000/-
3.
Purchase of steel and wooden furniture

a) Purchase of furniture
Rs. 10,000/-
b) Repairs of furniture
Rs. 1,000/-
4.
Rent for office buildings
Rs. 2,000/(per month)
5.
Purchase of Bulbs & Lamps
Rs. 1,000/(permonth)
6.
Light refreshments
NIL
7.
Books, Maps and periodicals
Rs. 1,500/( per annum)
8.
Repairs to typewriters
Rs. 1,000/-
9.
Condemnation of vehicles
NIL.
Subject to rental
valuation
Certificate of the
Roads and buildings
Department.
The financial powers delegated in respect of works and repairs to the Deputy Director
of Fisheries are work Rs. 20,000/- and repairs upto Rs. 2,000/- vide G.O. Ms. No. 771 Forests
& Rural Development ( Fish-I) Department, dated 11-10-1977.
FIELD FUNCTIONS
1)
He makes field inspections to study and proper implementation of schemes makes the
review of schemes and projects being implemented in the three divisions of the
Department in the District i.e., Kakinada, Amalapuram, Rajahmundry.
2)
He makes suggestions if any technical or implementing problems are faced by the

field officers. He brings matters of importance to the notice of higher authorities of
immediate rectification and improvement.
3)
He makes visits to the field unit offices like fish seed farms, production units and
corporations and to the places where new schemes/projects are proposed and examine
the feasibility of them.
4)
He had to conduct Annual Inspections of the offices of the Asst. Director of Fisheries,
in the District.
DESK FUNCTIONS
1)
Deputy Director of Fisheries dealing with cash books has to check and sign the cash
book, P.A. Register ( if there) and un disbursed pay register every day, whenever in
Headquarters. In case of tour, on return he has to check and sign.
2)
He has to check Tappal Distribution Register, Persoanl Register, Fair Copying

Register, Dispatch Register, Stamp Accounts Register, Periodical Register maintained
by the Ministerial staff once in a month.
3)
Attendance Register, Late Attendance Register are to be checked and

signed whenever in the Headquarters.
4)
He has to examine and clear the files and tappals received from his staff.
5)
Prompt submission of reports to Commissioner / Director of Fisheries in respect of all

technical / non-technical matters, periodicals as per the date fixed, review reports,
project proposals for sanction, mid term approval reports of the schemes / projects
under implementation.
6)
To courts in filing up para wise remarks, counter affidavits, etc.,
7)
Formulation of schemes / projects, obtaining technical data from field officers

scrutinizing the data,
compling,
processing and submission to Commissioner /
Director of Fisherieas / District Collector.

8)
Submission of prompt replies to L.A.Qs. Assurance, Special reports to Legislative

Commitees, Audit paras, P.A.C. paras, etc.,
9)
Formulate suitable extension and publicity campaign, co-ordination with different

agencies (Nations / International in the Zone involved in.)
10)
Fisheries Development and Welfare schemes to fishermen.
ASSSITANT DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES,

The statutory administrative, financial, field and desk functions of Assistant Director
of Fishereis are given below.
ADMINISTRATIVE:
He is competent to sanction the Casual Leave to the staff working in the division.
FINANCIAL:
No financial powers are vested with Divisional levels i.e., Asst. Director of Fisheries,
is only disbursing officers.
FIELD FUNCTIONS:
1. Overall supervision of fish seed farms for the production of M.C. Spawn, Fry and
Fingerlings, through Induced Breeding and common carp breeding and supply to
other divisions.
2. Spawn rearing and supply of Fry.
3. Enforcement of conservancy in rivers, canals and drains etc.,
4. Implementation of Licensing schemes in reservoirs/ tanks, wherever proposed.

5. Assessment of fishery potential in departmental water sources.
6. Disposal of fishery in departmental water sources
7. Collection of coast of seed, Lease for the disposed tanks
8. Implementation of Inland, Brackish Water and Marine plan and non-plan schemes and
other welfare schemes.
9. Enumeration and registration of craft and tackle ( Marine and Inland)
10. Organization and registration of fishermen cooperative societies
11. Supervision over ;the fishermen cooperative societies
12. Implementation of NCDC / IRDP / Velugu / NFDB schemes.
13. Implementation of special component plan for SCs & Tribal Sub-Plan for S.Ts.,
14. Assessment of losses sustained in the fisheries sector due to natural calamities and
providing assistance to the fishermen and fishermen cooperative societies etc.,
15. Any other matter assigned from time to time
DESK
1.
Every Assistant Director of Fisheries with cash has to check and sign
the following registers on closed of every day.
(a) Cash Book
(b) Permanent Advance Register
(c)
Un disbursed pay Register

In the case of touring officers, the maintenance of accounts may be attended
to by any of the subordinates under the instructisons of the officer concerned and the
officer should compare every entery in the cash accounts, on the next occasion when
he sees the cash accounts or when he returns to headquarters, whichever is earlier.
Each entry in the dcash accounts should be initialed and dated on token of his check.
2.
He has to check Tappal Distribution Register, Personal Registers, Fair Copy Register,
Dispatch Register, Periodical Register maintained by the ministerial staff once in a
month.
3.
Attendance, late attendance registers to be checked and signed whenever he is in the
headquarters.
4.
He has to examine and clear the files routed by ministerial staff.
5.
He is responsible for prompt submission of reports on L.A.Qs., Assurance,

periodicals and review reports, replies to audit paras, PAC paras, etc.,
6.
He is responsible in timely preparation of para wise remarks and counter affidavits

of court cases concerned to the office.
7.
He has to obtain timely reports data from field officers, processing and submission
to higher officers i.e., District Officer.
8.
He has to formulate suitable extension and publicity campaigns suitably for the
development of fisheries sector.

The duties and responsibilities of F.D.O. Hydrologist, Research Assistant in respects
of various wings of Fisheries are given below. All the functions enumerated below need not
be attended by
the functionary.
The functions depend on nature of work where the
functionary is posted.
INLAND FISHEREES
1
Responsible for fish seed production management. Advance planning for biotic and
material procurement and execution. Modern methods of induced breeding of major
carps
by hypothesation,
H.C.G., hormone, stripping, C.C. breeding, determine
dosages of induces in relation to maturity conditions of breeders.

2
Survey and location of suitable grounds for natural collection of fish and prawn seed
in flooded river and stream banks on the spot decisions for collection, segregation,
conditioning and transport.
Running fish seed hatcheries on the lines of a production concern operations

throughout the clock. Management of different hatcheries such as traditional double
hapa. Glass/masonry hatcheries, Jar hatchery, modern plastic hatchery Chinese
hatchery depending on the available facilities and a constant vigil to reduce mortality
of tender fish seed in hatching, predatory, insect and weed control methods. Nursery
management menuring, primrary productivity, rearing of hatchilins to fry and

fingerlings.
4
Survey of inland water sources for suitability and potentiality, supply of quality fish
seed or stocking composite fish culture methods.
Integarated fish farming with
poultry / dickery / piggery / diary, etc., Lease of fishery wealth in tanks / reservoirs
and issue of fishing permits, marketing of product, collection of statistics and
enumeration of markets.
5.
reservoir fisheries development, pre and post impoundment surveys to study

the effect of construction of dams, rear stock size fingerlings, issued of licenses in the
reservoirs where licensing scheme is under implementation under the control.
Inspection for implementation of rules and regulations. Confiscation for violation of
above rules and observe close season.
For cage and pen culture, suitable site
selection, for construction of ponds on the periphery of lakes and reservoirs and
management of fish culture in them. Enumeration of craft and tackle in craft wise
and population village wise.
6.
Study ecological and biotic factors effecting fish growth and mortality take
immediate remedial measures create facilities and arrangements for exploitation and
marketing of fish.
Maintain hygienic standards in fish market with a provision of
smooth tiled flooring drinking water facility Electricity facility Ice Boxes, Toilets in
fisherwomen etc., survey and selection of suitable sites for marketing infrastructure
like ice-cum-cold storage and quick transport facilities, etc., sending periodical report
on statistics of inland fish production and mode of disposal by random check
methods.
MARINE FISHERIES
7.
Survey and demonstration for introduction of modern fishing methods and location of
fishing grounds suitable.
New craft and tackle to exploit pelagic, column and
demurrals fishery and prawn. Analysis for catch monitoring study the operational
conditions to establish viability of the method. Practical demonstration of fishing
method onboard.
Rules of Navigation in the turbulent conditions of the sea.
Enumeration of population craft and tackle village wise.

8.
Introduction of modern craft like beach landing craft. P.V.C., and Ferro cement
catamarans, methods for longevity of catamarans. Locate suitable wooden logs for
catamarans. Out board motors for Navas, kort nozzles to engines of mechanized
fishing vessels for fuel efficiency and diversified fishing operations.
9.
Survey for selection of suitable sites for construction of jetties, fish landing platforms,
Ice cum cold storage facilities, freezing plants. Civil amenities to fishermen like
village access roads and quick transport facilities to reach fish markets in time,
housing power drinking
water supply fishery schools and vocational courses.
Socioeconomic and nutritional surveys ( these are the essential components being
implemented in all ;integrated Fisheries Development Schemes). Statistics on marine
fish catches, craft and species wise. Culture in sea, mariculture, mussel culture, cage
and pen culture
10.
Implementation of A.P. Marine Fishing Regulation Act and Rules and issue of BioMetric ID., Cards all Sea going fishermen.
BRACKISH WATER FISHERIES

11.
Survey for selection of suitable site in the coastal areas. Macro and micro level
studies in slushy and marsly areas, Preservation of topsoil, Locate centers for natural
suitable gear and period for collection, advance planning for
procurement of
spanners, material, segregation, conditioning for immediate transport of seed with

oxygen packing.
Prawn hatcheries, utmost vigilance and remedial measures for
physical parameters of water and prawn culture in ponds. Prawn juvenile feeding by
culture under mini and polyculture. Artificial feeding of locally available cheap and
efficient feed components, harvesting method and period to suit the chronological
factor of molting practical demonstration and extension. Enumeration of culture area
category wise & village wise regularization of existing shrimp culture ponds by
collecting applications from the farmers and conducting Mandal Level Committees,
District Level Committees and State Level Committees and finally to Coastal
Aquaculture Authority for getting certificates to the farmers.
12.
TRAINING COURSES: Training courses in theory and practical of marine, Inland

and brackish water fisheries. Craft and tackle used in the State, processing and
extension services to reach the trainees and fishermen, production of extension
literature and films, audio-visual education, focus from media like press, Radio and
T.V., by utilisting the services of State Institute of Fisheries Technology, Kakinada.
13.
RELIEF :
It is a hectic task to render relief in every Natural disasters right from
weather warning, evacuation to safety places, salvage operations, estimation of loses

to relief by supply, repair of craft and tackle and other requisites, implementation of
other normal relief schemes like exgratia payment, national welfare fund, census and
insurance of craft and tackle. Maintenance of relevant registers.
ASSISTANT INSPECTOR OF FISHEIRES

The duties and responsibilities of Asst. Inspector of Fisheries in respect of various
wings of fisheries are given below. All the functions enumerated below need not be attended
by the functionary. The functions depend on nature of work where the functionary is posted.
He will work under the supervision of Asst. Director of Fisheries.
The Asst.
Inspector of Fisheries assists the Fisheries Development Officer at the same Station. The
Asst. Inspector of Fisheries is discharging duties independently on other places. Any other
duties assigned form time to time.
1.
FISH SEED PRODUCTION :
In-charge of fish seed rearing farm procurement of
spawn for rearing. Nursery management for manuring. Predatory, insect and weed
control growth of primary productivity. In charge of small sized fish seed production
farms, natural collection centers along with banks of rivers and streams, determination
of pituitary gland weight to body weight of fish.
Identification of sex
maturity
condition, preparation of gland extract, examination of photo and zooplankton and

density, preparation of suitable dosages of weedicides, insecticides, examination of
egg quality, hatching rate and recording of physical and biological parameters of waters.
2.
FISH CULTURE: Identification of weeds, predatory fishes, productivity in Inland and

Brackish water sources, examining the samples of fishes by direction, analysis of water
and soil parameters in case of fresh mortality and stunted growth, compilation of
statistics of inland fish mar4ket arrivals and mode of its disposal.
3.
RESERVOR FISHERIES: Authority to enforce licensing schemes in specific rivers,

Lakes, Reservoirs and swamps. Issue of Licenses, determine their number, and mesh
size and length of net and type of craft and specific water source. Organize inspection
for enforcement of rules and regulations mire so during the close season, confiscation in
cases of violation of rules.
4.
BRACKISH WATER FISHERIES: Collection of data of tidal, soil water and other
parameters for selection of site identification of economic various of prawn juveniles,
examination of phyto and zooplankton and density, dosages of mahuva oil cake for
predatory control, manuring of ponds .
5.
MARINE FISHEREIS:
Organization of operations of Beach Landing Craft,
compilation of fish catch data, record data on dimensions of craft and tackles and their
efficiency.
Supervision on fabrication and mending of nets for conducting
demonstrational and survey, working condition of fishing equipments and navigational

instruments.
6.
INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICE FACILITIES: Compilation of requires data

for construction of jetties, fishing harbours preservation facilities and other welfare
schemes, implementation of welfare schemes for fishermen.
7.
TRAINING
AND
DEMONSTRATION:
Organize
practical
and
field
demonstrations, to farmers and fishermen / fisherwomen supply of study material,

library, maintenance of laboratories, chemical analysis of water and soil and fish
pathology.
8.
WELFARE OF FISHERMEN: Identification of beneficiaries under District

Development schemes, manage cooperative societies a person in-charge of conducting
elections, assist them in marketing of fish.
9.
RELIEF: Relief operations to fishermen in the event of natural disasters in group and
mass activity involving all cadres.
FIELDMEN
The functions of fieldman are as given below
In fish seed production he has to attend.
1. Survey for availability and procurement of suitable breeder fish, pituitary glands and
other material required for induced Breeding experiments of fish.
2. Measurement of fish weight, length, identification of sex, stage of gonadl maturity
etc.,
3. Management of nursery ponds, rearing po9nds, and other ponds in the fish seed farms
for deweeding, manuring and feeding of fish seed etc.,
4. Segregation of male and female breeders before the breeding season.
5. Preparation of pituitary gland extracts and administering the extract.
6. Control of insect and other predatory by spraying the oil and soap emulsion in nursery
/ rearing ponds.
7. Hatchery operation throughout 24 hours in fish breeding season.
8. Check up power and water supply system when the hatchery is on operation.
9. Transport of fish breeders and transport fish seed in plastic bags filled with oxygen
packing
(B)
In fish culture extension activity, the functionary has to attend the following
1. Collection of soil water, predatory fish samples for analysis
2. Survey and collection of data on water sources in rural areas, to find out the fish
seed requirement.
3. Fish seed packing and transport.

4. Collection of samples in cases of stunted fish growth and mortality.
5. Serve notices to Fishermen Coop. Societies for lease of fishery wealth and collection
of rentals.
6. Departmental exploitation of fish in specified tanks, marketing, collection of fish
production data and mode of disposal at nearby markets.
(C)
In reservoir fisheries, he has to attend to the following.
1. Guard for protection of fishery wealth, enforce conservancy measures

2. Observing fishing rules and regulations, confiscation of craft and tackle and fisheries
in case of violation of rules and procedure before the Fisheries Development Officer /
Asst. Inspector of Fisheries.
3. Collection of data in pre and post impoundment surveys of reservoirs
4. Introduction of modern methods of fish culture extension activity to assist Technical
experts .
(D) In marine fisheries, he assists in the following activities.
1. Conduct demonstrations of fishing with different types of boats and nets in the sea
2. Demonstration of fabrication and mending of nets and extension activity in
modern methods involving new types of net materials
3. Minor repairs of fishing equipment and navigational instruments.
4. Procurement of tackle and wooden logs for catamarans, navas, etc.,
5. Collection of marine fish production data species wise and craft wise.
(E)
In Brackish water fisheries, he will attend to the following activities

1. Assists in conducting macro and micro level surveys for different physical, chemical
and biological parameters.
2. Maintain field data records.
3. Operate seed collection nets in tidal creeks and backwaters checking on economical
varieties of prawn juveniles collection.
4. Watch on the physical parameters effecting mortality and take immediate measures to
contain the mortality.
5. Segregation, conditioning quick transport of seed with oxygen packing.
6. Collection of healthy prawn spanners in good condition and their safe transport to
hatcheries.
7. Preparation of ponds such as watering manuring for production of Phyto and
Zooplankton for stocking of prawn seed.
8. Daily management of ponds for checking physical parameters, artificial feeding, etc.,
9. Checking of sluice gates of ponds to avoid the leakage of water and species under
culture.
10. Harvesting of pond.
11. Post harvest preservation and marketing.
(F)
COOPERATIVES.
1.
Collect data for organization of Cooperative Societies like extent of water

sources in area of jurisdiction, populations, active professionals number and
type of tackle in possession expertise in fishing and particulars of fish catch in
previous years.
(G) Rendering welfare measures to fishermen Government schemes, coordination of

welfare schemes rendered by other Departments / Non Government Organization.
1. Collect data on fishermen inhabitations.
2.
Erection of exhibition stalls, with aquaria and ornamental fishes
(H) Relief and Rehabilitation measures in the event of natural calamities

1. Weather warning bulletins Circulation.
2. Assist in quick evacuation to safely places, hectic supply of commodities.
3.
Strenuous solvage of craft lost/damaged.
4. The assessment of losses of craft and tackle.

5. Repairs of craft and tackle damaged under relief and Rehabilitation schemes.
FISHERMEN
The fishermen has to discharge the duties as given below
In fish seed production activity, he has to attend to the following.
(a)
To catch the breeders from the available sources of water with cast net/drag
net, select healthy suitable fish based on symptoms.
(b)
To assist in collection of pituitary glands which are required for induced

breeding experiments
(c)
Erection of breeding hapas / hatching hapas for breeders most carefully during
breeding season as they are most sensitive and mishandling leads to not
respond to breed even after pituitary injection.
(d)
Handle eggs, tender hatchlings and fish seed very carefully as they are very
sensitive and mishandling leads to more mortality rate while transferring them
place to place.
(e)
To attend the duty round the clock, especially during breeding season to watch
the run of hatchery.
(f)
Attend for cleaning of nursery, rearing ponds, filling up them with clean water,
manuring applying soap oil emulsion for removal of insect predators.
(g)
Feeding of Fry/Fingerlings/Breeders as per the schedule of fed given for

ponds.
(h)
To catch fish seed with suitable nets packing with oxygen and transport
(i)
Operation of seed collection nets in flooded water/stream, whenever

necessary.
(j)
In checking of economical varieties of fish seed from mass collections,

spawn/fry segregation, conditioning in flood waters and transport with oxygen
packing.
(k)
To guard the fishery wealth especially in fish seed farms all-round the clock.
In fish culture extension work, he has to attend to the following

(a)
In collection of soil, water, predatory fish sample for analysis.
(a)
Fish seed packing land transport to tanks/Reservoirs/Ponds
(b)
Collection of fish samples in stunted growth and mortality.
(c)
For departmental exploitation of fish, he has to operate suitabvle and tackle.
(d)
In collection of fish samples for observation, he has to operate suitable gear.
In Reservoir fisheries, he has to attend to the following

(a) Guard for protection of fishery wealth for enforcing conservancy measures.
(b) For confiscation of craft and tackle and fish catch in case of violation of rules.
(c) To sample collections of fish with suitable craft and nets.
In Marine fisheries, he has to attend to the following
(a) Fabrication and mending of nets, repair of fishing equipment
(b) To collect sea water samples at different depths of sea

(c) Carry the equipment and samples
In Brackish water fisheries, he has to attend to the following.
(a) Carry the equipment for conducting surveys of brackish Waster lands and for
Analysis of different physical, chemical and biological parameters.
(b) To operate seed collection nets in tidal creeks and backwaters Checking on
Economical varieties of prawn juveniles collection.
To segregate, conditioning, transport of prawn / fish seed.
(d) To pond preparation such as deweeding, manuring, water filling

maintenance of pond sluices, artificial feedings as per schedule, trial netting
to observe the growth and health, harvesting.
(e) to carry survey equipment for collection of data such as tidal amplitude,
physical land chemical parameters of soil and water, prawn/fish samples.
OTHER DUTIES
(a) He assists to render extension services to the traditionally superstitious fishermen
population for collection of data of the village such as population, active
Fishermen, part time fishermen number of craft and tackle used and for any
Extension work.
(b)
iii)
Any other work entrusted from time to time.

The procedure followed in the decision making process, including channels of
supervision and accountability.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES

In case of any omissions or Commissions, the functionary is accountable to
Commissioner of Fisheries, for remedial action, Commissioner of Fisheries issue instructions
briefing the omissions/Commissions committed by the functionary and watch the
compliance. Still the functionary is not rectified call for the explanation and report will be
sent to Government. Based on the prima facie case, charges be framed by the appointing
authority and disciplinary action be taken against the functionary.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF FISHEIRES

The functionary is accountable to Dist. Officer i.e., Dy. Director of Fisheries. In
case of Omissions and Commissions, the Dy. Director of Fisheries calls for the explanation to
the functionary and submit to Commissioner of Fisheries for taking further disciplinary action
basing on the report of the Deputy Director, Commissioner of Fisheries for taking further
disciplinary action. Basing on the report of the Deputy Director, Commissioner of Fisheries
frame charges against the functionary and take necessary disciplinary action as an appointing
authority.
FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER, RESEARCH ASSISTANT,

HYDROLOGIST
The functionary is accountable to Assistant Director of Fisheries. In case of any
Ommissions or commissions the Assistant Director of Fisheries, who is in-charge of District
Administration and supervision officer may call for the explanation of the functionary and
submit to Deputy Director of Fisheries.
Basing on the report, the Deputy Director of
Fisheries submits the report to the Commissioner of Fisheries for framing the charges.
ASSISTANT INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES
The functionary is accountable to Assistant Director of Fisheries. In case of any
omissions or commissions the Assistant Director of Fisheries, who is in-charge of Divisional
Administration and supervision officer may call for the explanation of the functionary and
submit to Deputy Director of Fisheries. Basing on the rep;ort, the Principal, State Institute of
Fisheries Technology, Kakinada frame the charges against the functionary and take necessary
disciplinary action.
FIELDMAN
He is accountable to Fisheries Development Officer/ Asst. Inspector of Fisheries of
the unit. In case of any omissions/commissions the FDO/AIF may will report to Asst.
Director of Fisheries for disciplinary action. He frame charges against the functionary and
take the disciplinary action.
FISHERMEN:
The Fishermen is responsible to stand the work entrusted by the Fisheries
Development Officer/Asst. Inspector of Fisheries / Fieldman on the spot. He should furnish
the information verbally to the officer. If the Fishermen failed to attend the work
Entrusted to him, the officer concerned call for explanation. On receipt of the explanation,
the officer will report to the Asst. Director of Fisheries along with his remarks. Based on the
prima facie case the Asst. Director of Fisheries, frame the charges and serve to Fishermen.
On receipt of the replies, he examine the replies given by the individual and if the charges
are proved he takes the necessary disciplinary action as per CCA rules.
iv)
the rules, regulations, instructions,
manuals and records,
held by it or under its control or used by its employees for

discharging its functions.
Sl.
No.
Function /Service
Registration of new
Society ( Free
Village)
Bifurcation of
SAociety
Admission of
Members
D.D.
Fisheries
Office
7 days
after
receipt of
proposals
from the
ADFs
7 days
after
receipt of
proposals
from the
ADFs
-
Time frame
Reference
A.D.
F.D.O.,
/ document
prescribing
the
Fisheries
AIF., office
norms ( Citizens
Office
Charter, Service
charter etc.,)
45 days s
10 days after
M
receipt of
intimation
from the
ADF
90 days
60 days
Memo.
No.
4190-A3/
2009
dt.08-2009.
Commissioner
of Fisheries
A.P.,
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Disputes regarding
membership
Deletion of Bogus
members
Issuing of Duplicate
Hye-law
General Grievances
Applications received
through Honble
M.Ps
through Honble
MLAs
through Honble
Ministers
the Dist. Collector
through
HonbleC.M., peshi
Feasibility report for
registration of new
society
Skill Test for
admission of new
members
Settlement of
disputes regarding
membership
Submission of report
on elimination of
bogus members
Issuing of fishing
permits
Submission of
proposals under
GAIS scheme
Technical information
to the progressive
aqauafarmers
Supply of Fish Seed
to aqua farmers
Appeal on
F.C. Societies
disputes
Revision
Review
60
days
90 days
Hyderabad.
7 days
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15 days
20 days
15 days
20 days
15 days
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7 days s
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V)
Amendment of ByeLaws
7 days
30 days
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the rules, regulations, manuals and records, held by it or under its
control or used by its employees for discharging its functions:

The Acts, rules and regulations that are to be followed in discharge of each of the functions
are as given below.
1. The Indian Fisheries, Act 1897. The Indian Fisheries, A.P., Extension and
amendment Act 1961.
Empowered to exercise the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 7 of the
Indian Fisheries Act, 1897, A.P. Extension and Amendment Act No. V of 1961 in
respect of any offense punishable under section 4 or 5 under any rule made under
section 6 of the said Act.
2.
Fixation of Tanks / Reservoirs rentals vide G.O.Ms.No. 63 A.H & Fisheries

( Fish-II) Department, dated 07-06-99 and memo No. 9181/C2/99-1, dated
24-06-99 of Director of Fisheries.
3.
A.P. Marine Fishing Regulation Act 9 of 1995 and A.P. Marine Fishing Regulation
Rules of 1995.
(A) Appellate Authority under Sub-section (1) of section 13 of A.P.M.F.R Act
( Chapter VIII, Rule 22 of A.P.M.F ( regulation ) rules of 1995 and Rule 23
Procedure for presentation and disposal of appeals by the Appellate authority.
(B) Secretary of the Appellate Board as per rules 19 of A.P.M.F. Regulation rules
1995.
Adjudicating officers under section 2(a) and Section 3 of A.P.M.F.R. Act 1996 (Act
of 1995) and vide G.O.Ms.No. 56 A.H & Fisheries ( Fish-I) dept,
dated 15-
6-1999.
(D) Authorised officers under sectioin 3 of APMFR Act 1996 ( Act of 1995) and vide
G.O. Ms. No. 56 AH&Fisheries ( Fish-I) Dept, dated 15-6-1999.
DUTIES: The authorized officer designated under this act is the competent
authority for issuing certificate of registration to all the sea going fishing vessels,
is also empowered for grant of fishing licence, in the prescribed forms. He can
also inspect or search any fishing vessel/fishing craft / trawler, if it is found
fishing with out registration and licence and impose penalties as prescribed.
4. Coastal Regulation Zone notification under section 3 (1) and section 3 (2) (4) of
the Environment (protection) Act 1986 and Rule 5(3) (d) of Environment
protection Rules 1986.
The Coastal Aquaculture Authority , Chennai ( CAA ) has constituted State

Level Committee ( SLC) and District Level Committee (DLCs) in all the coastal
Districts of Andhra Pradesh for processing of Aquaculture applications. The
applications received from the farmers in the prescribed format are being
processed by DLC consisting of members from the departments of Revenue.
Fisheries, Agriculture, Rural Water Supply and Pollution Control Board etc.,
under the Chairmanship of Dist. Collector. The applications got verified by the
committee members at the field level and recommend suitable applications
directly to CAA in case of Water Spread Area upto 2.00 hec. And in case of Water
Spread Area above 2.00 hec thorough SLC,
for sanction of authorization
certificates by CAA.
5) Power of the Registrar of Co-op. Societies under the Act are delegated to the
Director of Fisheries vide G.O. Ms., No. 1982 F&A ( Fisheries ) dated 15-6-1986
power conferred by section 3 of the A.P. Co-op. Societies Act 1964 ( A.P. Act 7 of
1964) Exercise all powers of the Registrar under the Act except those specified in
section 50.84 to 115 of APCS Act 1964.
VI) a statement of the categories of documents that are held by it

or under its control..
S.
Description
Gist of contents
Price of the publicaltion if priced
N
o.
1
RULES & REGULALTIONS

APMFR Rules 1995
a. Registration and licences to
fishing crafts / vessels
b.Functions of Authorised Officer,
Edjudicating officer Appellate
Board.
c. different forms prescribed under
the Rules.
d. Fees prescribed for licences and
registration of fishing craft /
vessels
MFV- I,II, & Motorised :

Appl. Fee
= Rs. 5/Regn. Fee
= Rs.25/License Appl. Fee = Rs.5/License Fee
= Rs.50/-
CC- I (with sail) :

Appl. Fee
= Rs. 5/Regn. Fee
= Rs. 5/License Appl. Fee = Rs. 5/License Fee
= Rs. 3/-
CC- II (without sail) :

Appl. Fee
= Rs. 5/Regn. Fee
= Rs. 3/License Appl. Fee = Rs. 5/License Fee
= Rs. 1/2
Fixation of rentals in
Irrigation Tanks
Rules for Registration

of Fishermen Co-op
Societies
INSTRUCTIONS
Supply of HSD on
subsidized cost to
Motorised Fishing
Vessel / Motorised craft
MANUALS
Deptl. Mannual
Certain Rules are framed for fixation

of annual renatals while leasing out
the Irrigation Tanks to Fishermen
Co-op. Societies / Gram Panchayat
Rules are framed for registration of a
newe Fisermmen Co-op. Sicieties
under A.P. Co-op. Societies Act of
1964.
As per Govt. Orders
Eligibility norms for coverage under

the scheme fixed by the Govt. of
India and Govt. of A.P.,
As per Commissioner of
Covering origin of the Dept.

evolution
present
role,
organizational structure, role of each
As per Govt. Orders
Fisheries, Hyderabad circulars
Price to be fixed by Head of the

department
category, Majuor Enactments, rules

and dRegulations, Area of Interface
and vision of the Dept.
2
Dept. Manual
appendices
3
Functionary Manual
2
3
Functionary Manual
Appendices
PUBLICATIONS
Training manual on
Design and
Development of Fishing
Gear and Craft
Hand book on
aquaculture / Fisheries
Hand Book on Cyclone
Disaster preparedness
Desiya Jala Matsya

Sikshana Samputi
Manual on Scampi
Consisting of Govt. Orders on

creation of posts, lists of fish farms
established, list of Reservoirs and
Tanks under licencing scheme.
Rules relating to Disposal of Fishing
Rights. The Indian Fisheries Act
1987, APMFR Act The Govt. of
l;India CRZ notification etc.,
-do-
Contents in the manual lare r4ole

played by the functionaries, position
and span of interaction, functions to
be
discharged,
operational
jurisdiction of the functionaries,
critical provisions of the Enactment,
Administrative
accountability.
Quantification of work out pur and
about the AFCOF etc.,
-do-
About operational jurisdiction of

each functionary, periodicals and
their profomae, Registers to be
maintained with proformae, forms
and formats.
-do-
Covers latest designs of fishing nets

and boats which are the basic fishing
implements for fishermen
Rs. 50/-
Culture
Technology
on
commercially important fishes
Covers community preparedness
during the pre and post natural
calamities
Covers topics of culture and capture
fisheries in Inland Waters for
trainees with low e3ducatiopnal
qualifications. This manual is in
Telugu.
Culture Techics of fresh Water
Prawn
Rs. 100/Rs. 80/Rs. 80/-
Rs. 35/-
vii) the particulars of any arrangement that exists for consultation with, or
representation by the members of the public in relation to the formulation
of its policy or implementation thereof:
District Level Committee for fishery development activities is conslituted vide G.O. Ms. No.
28 AH, DD & Fisheires (Fish-II) Dept. dated 28-3-2003 with the following members ( with
two years term from the date of issue of order)
OFFICIAL MEMBERS:
1)
Dist. Collector of the Dist. Concerned
Chairman
2)
Project Director DRDA/ VELUGU
Vice Chairman
of the District concerned

3)
Dy. Director of Fisheries (concerned)
Member
4)
Dist. Panchayat Officer
Member
5)
Dist. B.C., Welfare Officer
Member
6)
Asst. Director of Fisheries, of Dist. Concerned
Member/Convener
Member
Member
2)
Two rfepresentative fr4om Fishermen Community :
Member
3)
The President, Dist. Fishermen co-op. Sosciety
Member
NON OFFICIAL MEMBERS:

1)
Chairman, Zilla Parishad of convened Disat.

a) M.L.As having the jurisdiction over the
Coastal Fishermen villages
VIII) a statement of the boards, councils, committees and other bodies consisting of
two lormore persons constituted as its part or for the purpose of its advice, and as to
whether ieetings of those boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to the
public, or the minutes or such meetings are accessible for public.
Dist. Level Aqauaculature committee is constituted under Coastal Aqauaculture Authority,
Chennai (CAA) with the following members.
1)
Dist. Collector
Chairman
2)
Dist. Fisheries Officer
Member - Convener
3)
Joint Director, Agriculture
Member
4)
Environmental Engr. A.P. Polution Conytrol Board :
Member
5)
Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Parishad
Member
6)
Dist., Revenue Officer
Member
Dist. Level Aqauaculature committee is constituted under Fresh Water Aqauaculture

Authority, with the following members.
1)
Dist. Collector
Chairman
2)
Member - Convener
3)
Joint Director, Agriculture
Member
4)
Dy. Director, Ground Water, Rajahmundry
Member
5)
Executive Engineer, Irrigation Dept.,
Member
6)
Eminent Aquaculture Farmer
Member
7)
EminentAgriculturist
Member
8)
Eminent Environmentalist
Member
Fishing Harbour Managing Committee constituted vide G.O. Ms. No. 113 AH, DD &
Fisheries ( Fish-I) Dept. dated 25-11-2002 and G.O. Ms. No. 39 AH, DD & Fisheres ( Fish-I)
dept. dt. 08-09-2004, with the following members:
1)
Chairman
2)
Asst. Director of Fisheries
Memebr-Conv enor
3)
Superintending Engr. Port Dept.
Member
4)
Officer in-charge, Fishing Harbour Port Dept.
Member
5)
The President, Sea Foods Exporters Associatoin
Member
A.P. Region
6)
Local Sea Food Exporter
Member
7)
President, A.P. Mechanised Fishing Boat
Member
8)
Local Representative of Mechanised Boat Operators:
Member
9)
Asst. Director, MPEDA, Visakhapatnam
Member
Operators Association, Kakinada

:
Committee Constituted for Fish Seed Stocking in Reservoirs and Tanks

(Circular Memo No. 5015 C1/2004 dt. 27-11-2004 of the Commissioner of Fisheires, A.p.,
Hyderabad) with the following members:
1)
Joint Director of Fisheries / Dy. Director of Fisheries,
2)
Asst. Director of Fisheries concerned
3)
Fisheries Development Officer/ Asst. Inspector of Fisheries, concerned
4)
Representative of the Dist., Collector
5)
President D.F.C.S.,
6)
Sarpanch, Gram Panchayat
7)
Village Secretary
8)
Representative of the Stake Holders
9)
Reprsentative from the Head Office
Committee constituted for the purpose of fixing up of Upset Pricde in Minor Irrigation
Tank and other sources vested in Gram Pancdhayats from 1409 fasli
onwdards
( G.O.Ms.No. 499 Pancyhayt Raj & Rural Development ( Pandchayats-IV) Dept. dt. 2511-1998:
1)
Div. Panchayt Officder concerned
Chairman
2)
Mandal development Officder concerned
Member
3)
Sarpanch of the Gram Panchayat
Member
4)
Fisheries Development Officer
Member/Convenor
ix & x ) a directory of officers and employess & the monthly

remuneration received by each of its officers and employees
S.No.
Name of the Employee
Designation
Place of working
office
monthly
remuneration
in Rs.
Sarvasri
1
Sri V.V.S.P.R.V.Prasad
Kakinada
65588
K. R.Naidu
Fisheries Development Officer Kakinada
29928
Vacant
Asst. Engineer
Kakinada
Bh. B. Rushyendrudu
Asst. Engineer ( W.G.Dist.,)
Kakinada
Vacant
Asst. Engineer
Kakinada
N. Muralinath
Superintendent
Kakinada
30734
S.J.N. Sultana
Sr. Asst.,
Kakinada
29978
M. Srinivas
Jr. Asst.,
Kakinada
14973
Vacant
Jr. Steno
Kakinada
10
Vacant
Typist
Kakinada
11
Vacant
Typist
Kakinada
12
Vacant
Draughtsman
Kakinada
13
K. Narasimha Rao
Driver
Kakinada
21838
14
Y. Parvathi Devi
Office Sub-ordinate
Kakinada
18202
15
S.Kotanna
Office Sub-ordinate
Kakinada
15033
16
V.V.V.S.Venu Gopal
Office Sub-ordinate
Kakinada
10347
17
S. Rajeswararao
Office Sub-ordinate
Kakinada
21538
18
Vacant
Office Sub-ordinate
Kakinada
30794
19
M. Satyanarayana
Office Sub-ordinate
Kakinada
20394
20
Vacant
lab Attender
Kakinada
21
R. Veerabhadram
Watchman
Kakinada
14993
22
D. Suryanarayana
Office Sub-ordinate
Kakinada
20379
Amalapuram
ASST. DIRECTOR OF
FISHERIES,
AMALAPURAM
1
Sri T. Ganesh Baba
Vacant
Fisheries Development Officer Amalapuram
K. Venkateswara Rao
Fisheries Development Officer katrenikona
Ch. China Venkata Rao
Fisheries Development Officer Allavaram
K.S.V. Nagalingacharyulu Fisheries Development Officer Razole
32751
P. Prakasharao
Superintendent
Amalapuram
30433
B. Apparao
Jr. Asst.,
Amalapuram
19231
B. Srinivas Rao
Jr. Asst.,
Amalapuram
11534
Vacant
Typist
Amalapuram
10
Vacant
Asst. inspector of Fisheries
Mamidikuduru
11
Ch. V.V.S.Raju
Kothapeta
12
Vacant
Mummidivaram
13
Vacant
Bobbarlanka
14
P. Narasimha Swami
Fieldman
Mamidikuduru
15422
Fieldman
Razole
10449
15
I . Hemanad kumar
40626
22195
171710
16348
16
T. Veerabhadra Rao
Fieldman
kothapeta
11965
17
P. Balayogeswararao
Fieldman
Kothapeta
15847
18
P. Govindarajulu
Office Sub-ordinate
Amalapuram
17129
19
Vacant
Office Sub-ordinate
Amalapuram
20
Vacant
Office Sub-ordinate
Amalapuram
21
Vacant
Fishermen
Kothapeta
22
P. Satyanarayana
Fishermen
Mamidikuduru
18995
23
T. Rajeswari
Fishermen
Amalapuram
11512
24
N. Subbarao
Watchaman
Kothapeta
16832
25
N. Baburao
Watchaman
Amalapuram
15139
26
K. D. Satyarekha
Watchaman
Amalapuram
19150
27
A.S.R.K.V.Prasad
Watchaman
katrenikona
14142
28
I.Bapiraju,
Watchaman
Bobbarlanaka
20951
29
Vacant
Watchaman
Kothapeta
30
J.Narayana Rao
field Watcher
Bobbarlanaka
20951
31
A. Anil Kumar
Fieldman
Amalapuram
12182
32
Vacant
Fishermen
Razole
33
M. Suryarao
Fishermen
Razole
20072
34
V. Satyanarayana
Watchaman
Mamidikuduru
13384
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
ASST. DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES, KAKINADA

Sri P.Jayarao,
Asst.Director of Fisheries
Kakinada
G.Venkateswara Rao
V.Peddibabu
Fisheries Development Officer Uppada
Smt Azizunnisa
Fishereis Development Officer Vetlapalem
Vacant
Fisheries Development Officer Tuni
Vacant (CMU)
B.Satyanarayana Rao
Fisheries Development Officer Kakinada (F.H)
K. Karunakararao
Fisheries Development Officer Tallarevu
Khamaruddin Shaik
Senior Asst.
Kakinada
Vacant
Jr. Asst.,
Kakinada
M. Brahmanandam
Jr. Asst.,
Kakinada
P. Satyanarayana
Typist
Kakinada
N.Venkata Rao
Asst. Inspector of Fisheries Peddapuram
Vacant
Asst. Inspector of Fisheries Yeleswaram
Smt. N. Nagamani
Asst. Inspector of Fisheries kakinada
P.Naveen Kumar
Record Asst
Kakinada
B. Venkateswara Rao
Fieldman
kakinada
D. Gopalarao
Fieldman
Vetlapalem
R. Nookaraju
Fieldman
Yeleswaram
V.Srinivasa Rao
Fieldman
Peddapuram
M. Trimurtulu
Fieldman
Uppada
V. Satyanarayana
Fieldman
Tuni
K. Harish
Fieldman
Tallarevu
Ch. Venkataramana
Fieldman
kakinada
V. Devanandam
Petty yard Officer
Yellaiahpeta
N. Sujatha
Petty yard Officer
Addaripeta
P. Naga Vishnu
Petty yard Officer
Uppada
S. Venkateswara Rao
Petty yard Officer
Konapapeta
V. Srinivasarao
Driver
Kakinada
51371
30777
28321
24529
22779
22749
26840
21523
21723
23847
24031
18733
10327
12903
16755
10318
16331
15697
9243
13773
14975
11288
14558
17259
20157
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
B. Samuel
K. Srinivasarao
Vacant
K. Satyavathi
Vacant
K.Ch. Sathiraju
S. Ramana
P. Sathiraju
Smt. T. Veeramma
Vacant
Ch. Uma maheswararao
L. Vijayananadam
T. Satyam
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
A.Suranna
P. Rambabu
D.Narasimha Murty
P. Satyavathi
V. Srinivasarao
M. vishnu
M. Ramulu
G. Somaraju
V. Durga
M.S.Varma
G. Suryanarayana
Driver
Office Sub-ordinate
Office Sub-ordinate
Office Sub-ordinate
Office Sub-ordinate
Office Sub-ordinate
Office Sub-ordinate
Office Sub-ordinate
Office Sub-ordinate
Office Sub-ordinate
Fishery guard
Fishery guard
Fishermen
Fishermen
Fishermen
Fishermen
Fishermen
Fishermen
Watchaman
Watchwomen
Watchman
Watchaman
Watchaman
Watchaman
Watchwomen
Fieldman
Fishermen
Kakinada
Kakinada
Kakinada
Kakinada
Danaipeta
Kakinada (F.H)
Kakinada (F.H)
Konapapapeta
Uppada
Addaripeta
Tallarevu
Tallarevu
Uppada
Tallarevu
Peddapuram
Uppada
Vetlapalem
Kakinada
Kakinada
Kakinada
Tallarevu
Vetlapalem
Tuni
Kakinada
Yeleswaram
Kakinada
Kakinada
19008
17251
14215
20383
15381
11288
18763
13016
14987
14142
18091
19812
13773
11690
11965
12903
19145
11690
10960
21538
15742
ASST. DIRECTOR OF
FISHERIES,
RAJAHMUNDRY
1
Sri M. Anantharaju
Rajahmundry
55299
K. Ramarao
Fisheries Development officer Rajahmundry
32366
V. Ramanarao
Fisheries Development officer Dwarapudi
19333
R.V.S.V. Prasad
Fisheries Development officer kadium
23363
K. Narayana murty
Fisheries Development officer Rajavomangi
23805
Vacant
Fisheries Development officer Rampachodavaram
K. Rama Krishna
Sr. Asst.,
Rajahmundry
25376
Saraswathi
Jr. Asst.,
Rajahmundry
20991
Vacant
Jr. Asst.,
Rajahmundry
10
Vacant
Typist
Rajahmundry
11
Vacant
Asst. Inspector of Fisheries
kadium
12
Vacant
Korukonda
13
D. Sambasivarao
Addateegala
16007
14
Vacant
Kapileswarapuram
15
N. David Raju
Fishery Guard
korukonda
16
Vacant
Fieldman
Addateegala
17
N. Satyanarayana
Fieldman
Dwarapudi
16232
18
S. Mastan
Fieldman
Rajahmundry
20971
Fieldman
Kapileswarapuram
13384
19
Satyanarayana
13375
20
Vacant
Fieldman
Rajavommangi
21
E. Murali
Office Sub-ordinates
Rajahmundry
14155
22
J. Veeraswamy
Rajahmundry
20956
23
Vacant
Kadium
24
D.N.R.K. Lakshmi
Rajahmundry
10647
25
S. Nalla Abbulu
Watchman
Rajahmundry
12656
26
T. Apparao
Watchman
Dwarapudi
11947
27
S. Satyanarayana
Watchman
kadium
13774
28
Vacant
Watchman
Rajahmundry
29
P. baburao
Fishermen
kadium
30
Vacant
Fishermen
kadium
31
K. Venkatarao
Fishermen
kadium
32
Vacant
Fishermen
kadium
33
Vacant
Fishermen
Rajahmundry
34
K. Appalaswami
Fishermen
Kadium
35
A. Apparao
Fishermen
Rajahmundry
36
Vacant
Fishermen
Dwarapudi
37
Vacant
Fishermen
Kapileswarapuram
38
Vacant
Masalchi
Rajahmundry
39
T. Srinivasarao
Fieldman
Kadium
13744
40
N. Dharmaraju
Fishermen
Kadium
17221
41
Vacant
Fishermen
Dwarapudi
20966
17261
20379
xi) the budget allocated to eachof its agency indicating the particulars of all plans, proposed expenditures and report on disbursements made :
District : East Godavari District

Name of the Scheme
Progress in 2010 - 11
physical
S.No.
Target
1 Motorisation of Fishing craft

2 Fish Markets Construction / Modernisation
3a Sales Tax Exemption on HSD Oil to fishing boats
3b
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Fishermen Development Rebate

Reservoir Fisheries Development
Improvements to Fish Seed Farms
Special Component Plan for SC's
Tribal Sub Plan for ST's
FCS Seed Stocking
Matsya Mitra Groups
Maintanene of Shore Stations
Maintanence of Relief Boats
Savings Cum Relief
Financial ( Rs. In Lakhs)
Amount Amount
Achievement released utilised
Balance
634
234
18.00
10.00
8.00
165
20
40
4
44
3
165
44
3
7.44
1.00
2.00
0.5
-
3.11
-
4.33
1
2
0.5
-
12
12
1500
1500
Remarks
Budget yet to be released
for Rs.8.00 lakhs
Kept in ZP Account
Submitted to the Treasury
Submitted to the Treasury
for repairs
for repairs
xii) the manner of execution of subsidy programmes, including the amounts
allocated and the details of beneficiaries of such programmes :

The following are the subsidy linked programmes in the Department.
1. Fishermen Housing programme
2. Supply of HSD oil to Mechanised Fishing Vessel (MFV) and Motorised Craft
3. Motorisation of Traditional Craft (MTC)
4. Scheduled Caste Sub Plan
5. Tribal Sub Plan
6. Supply of Fish Seed to Fishermn Co-operative Societies
The Following are the benefiaiciaries under the above programmes :
Under Housing Programmeall active fishermen of coastal villages and members of
Inland Fishermen Co-operative Societies are eligible to be covered.
Under supply of HSD Oil with subsidy, all the owners of the MFV as well as MTC
are eligible as per norms framed by the Govt. like built/registration of the craft before
the end of 9th Five Year Plan period (upto 31.03.2002) and the oil drawn from Dept.,
and approved private outlets only with subsidy, in case of Sales Tax @ 6.03 paise per
litre (eligibility per month for Mechanised Boats upto 3000 lts., ; Motorised upto
300 lts.) and Rs.3.00 per liter in case of CED with eligible limit per month to
Mechanised Boats upto 500 lts., ; Motorised upto 300 lts..
Under the scheme of MTC, all the owners of the registered traditional crafts who can
obtain loan sanction from the banks ( other than subsidy portion) are eligible with
50% subsidy on OBMs.
Under the scheme of ASchedule d Caste Sub Plan, the SC fishermen of Fishermen
Co-operative Societies and SC Aquafarmers are eligible to get inputs subsidy on seed,
feed and manures etc., for fish culture with 50% subsidy. Budget allocation for the
year indicates in item no. (xi) under S.No. 6 for the current year shown above.
Under the scheme of Tribal Sub Plan, the ST fishermen of Fishermen Co-operative
Societies and ST Aquafarmers are eligibleto get inputs subsidy on seed, feed amd
manures etc., for fish culture with 50% subsidy. Budget allocation for the year
indicates in item no. (xi) under S.No. 7 for the current year shown above.
Execution of above Schemes :
Under the Housing Schem, the eleigible beneficiaries as per norms fixed by the Govt.
will be identified in Grama Sabhas held in the presence of Public Representatives,
FCS Presidents and other community elders. The identified eligible list would be sent
to Dist., Manager, housing for grounding after getting approval of the Dist., Collector.
Beneficiaries selected in Grama Sabhas in Indiramma Housing Scheme. District
Collector approves the list.
Under the HSD oil scheme, the eligible subsidy i.e., @ Rs. 6.03 paise per litre in case
of Sales Tax and Rs.3.00 in case of CED per liter as per quantity eligible will be
drawn as per budget allocation and released to the bank account of the respective
beneficiaries.
Under MTC Scheme, after receipt of bank consent for sanction of loan to the
beneficiaries approved by the District Collector, the subsidy portion will be drawn and
released to the respective banks for further grounding.
For SC & ST Component Plan, the beneficiaries will be identified in Grama Sabhas .
SC/ST beneficiaries will get Rs.5000/- each as subsidy and good working Fishermen
Co-operative Society will get Rs.12,500/- subsidy for each of their tanks. Bills will be
sent to Dist., Treasury and the Treasury will adjust the Z.P. funds. The ZP in turn
approve the schemes and funds in their committees and send backthe subsidy amounts
for grounding by the Fisheries Dept.,
xiii)
Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits or authorizations granted by it :
Under leasing of fishing rights in Minor Irrigation Tanks, FCSs have been getting
permits in respect of 195 Departmental Tanks and 6 Reservoirs, during current fasli
year.
Under Regularisation of Aquaculture Activity so far 3104 farmers have received
authorization from CAA which were recommended by the DLC & SLC and 1028
farmers from Fresh Water Aquaculture have received authorization which were
recommended by the DLC.
During the current fasli year, 285 no. of MFV owners and 349 no. of MTC owners
will be benefitted under subsidized HSD scheme.
Under SC & ST plan 60nos. of fishermen will get input subsidy towards seed, feed,
nets and manures @ Rs.5000/-per head during the current financial year. Unit Cost is
Rs.10,000/-.
xiv) Details in respect of information, available to or held by it, reduced in an electronic
form :
The information pertaining to the Department in respect of above schemes / programmes
is available in the Department web site address www.apfisheries.com and e-mail id of the
respective districts.
The e-mail id in respect of E.G.Dist., is ddfkkd-ap@nic.in
xv) The particulars of facilities available to citizens for obtaining information, including
the working hours of a library or reading room, if maintained for public use :
Citizen charter is displayed at Dist., all Divisional and Mandal level fisheries offices
where in the services rendered by the department are publicized and time frame fixed for
rendering each of such facilities. The handouts and other publicity material on all
departmental schemes and programmes are also available for the benefit of citizens at all
fisheries offices in the District.
RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT 2005 AT DISTRICT LEVEL - FISHERIES DEPARTMENT - EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT
xvi ) The Names, designations and other particulars of the Public Information Officers.
S.No. Name & Designation of Asst. public information Officer Name & Designation of Public information Officer
1
2
3
District Office Level
Sri N. Muralinath
Superintendent,
O/o Dy. Director of Fisheries, Kakinada
Ph. No. 0884 - 2344748
Name & Designation of Appellate Authority

4
Sri V.V.S.P.R.V. Prasad, M.Sc.,

Dy. Director of Fisheries, Kakinada
E.G.District
Mobile No. 9440814724
Off. No. 0884-2344748
Sri M. Ravi Chandra, I.A.S.,

Collector & District Megistrate,
Kakinada
E.G.District
Sri P.Jaya Rao, M.Sc.,

Asst. Director of Fisheries, Kakinada
Mobile No. 94408 14725
Ph. No. 0884 - 2343122

E.G.District
Mobile No. 9440814724
Off. No. 0884-2344748
Sri T. Ganesh baba, B.Sc.,

Asst. Director of Fisheries, Amalapuram
Mobile No. 94408 14726

E.G.District
Mobile No. 9440814724
Off. No. 0884-2344748
Sri M. Anantha Raju, M.Sc.,

Asst. Director of Fisheries, Rajahmundry
Mobile No. 94408 14727
Ph. No. 0883 - 2000170

E.G.District
Mobile No. 9440814724
Off. No. 0884-2344748
Divisional Office level

Kakinada Fisheries Division
Khamaruddin Shaik
Sr. Asst.,
O/o Asst. Director of Fisheries, Kakinada
Ph. No. 0884 - 2343122
Amalapuram Fisheries Division
P. Prakasha Rao
Superintendent
O/o Asst. Director of Fisheries, Amalapuram
Rajahmundry Fisheries Division
K. Rama Krishna, Sr. Asst.,

O/o Asst. Director of Fisheries, Rajahmundry
Ph. No. 0883 - 2000170
KAKINADA FISHERIES DIVISION

SUBDIVISION / MANDAL LEVEL
S.No.
Name & Designation of Asst. public information Officer
2
Sri G. Venkateswararao
Fisheries Development Officer, Kakinada
Head Quarters : Kakinada
Jurisdiction Mandals : Kakinada Urban
Name & Designation of Public information

Officer
3
Khamaruddin Shaik
Sr. Asst.,
O/o Asst. Director of Fisheries, Kakinada
Ph. No. 0884 - 2343122
Name & Designation of Appellate

Authority
4
Sri P.Jaya Rao, M.Sc.,
Asst. Director of Fisheries, Kakinada
Mobile No. 94408 14725
Ph. No. 0884 - 2343122
Mobile No. 9347818563
Sri K.Karunakara Rao, (i/c)

Asst. Inspector of Fisheries, Kakinada
Head Quarters : Kakinada
Jurisdiction Mandals : Kakinada Rural, Pedapudi
do
do
do
do
do
do
Mobile No. 9866090219
Sri V. Peddibabu
Fisheries Development Officer, Tuni (I/C)
Head Quarters : Tuni
Jurisdiction Mandals : Thondangi, tuni, Kotananduru,
Sankhavaram and Rowtulapudi
Mobile No. 9848350481
Sri V. Peddibabu
Fisheries Development Officer, Uppada
Head Quarters : Uppada
Jurisdiction Mandals : U. Kothapalli, Gollaprolu and
Pithapuram
Mobile No. 9848350481
Sri K. Karunakara Rao

Fisheries Development Officer, Tallarevu
Head Quarters : Tallarevu
Jurisdiction Mandals : Tallarevu, Karapa and kajuluru
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Mobile No. 9866090219
Smt. Azizunisa
Fisheries Development Officer, Vetlapalem
Head Quarters : Vetlapalem
Jurisdiction Mandals : Samalkota, Rangampeta
Mobile No. 9966731494
Sri N. Venkata Rao

Asst. Inspector of Fisheries, Peddapuram
Head Quarters : Peddapuram
Jurisdiction Mandals : Peddapuram, Jaggampeta,
Gandepalli
Mobile No. 9866317635
Sri N. Venkata Rao
Asst. Inspector of Fisheries, Yeleswaram (I/C)
Head Quarters : yeleswaram
Jurisdiction Mandals : Yeleswaram, Prathipadu,
Kirlampudi
Land No. 9866317635
AMALAPURAM FISHERIES DIVISION

S.No.
1

2

Officer
3

Authority
4
Sri Ch. China Venkata Rao

Fisheries Development Officer, Amalapuram(I/C)
Head Quarters : Amalapuram ( Fish Seed Farm)
Jurisdiction Mandals : Amalapuram, Ambajipeta
Sri T. Ganesh baba, B.Sc.,

P. Prakasha Rao
Asst. Director of Fisheries,
Superintendent
Amalapuram
O/o Asst. Director of Fisheries, Amalapuram
Mobile No. 94408 14726
Mobile No. 9440108178
Sri Ch. China Venkata Rao

Fisheries Development Officer, Allavaram
Head Quarters : Allavaram
Jurisdiction Mandals : Allavaram,&Uppalaguptam
Mobile No. 9440108178
Sri K.S.V. Nagalingacharyulu

Asst. Inspector of Fisheries, Mamidikuduru (I/C)
Head Quarters : Mamidikururu
Jurisdiction Mandals : Mamidikuduru,
P. Gannavaram
Mobile No. 9989242548
Sri K. Nagalingacharyulu
Fisheries Development Officer, Razole
Head Quarters : Razole ( Fish Seed Farm)
Jurisdiction Mandals : Razole, Sakhinetipalli and
Malkipuram
do
do
do
do
do
do
Mobile No. 9989242548
Sri K. Venkateswara Rao

Fisheries Development Officer, Katrenikona
Head Quarters : katrenikona
Jurisdiction Mandals : Katrenikona, Uppalaguptam
and I.Polavaram
Mobile No. 9985448037
Sri V. David Raju

Asst. inspector of Fisheries, Kothapeta
Head Quarters : Kothapeta ( Fish Seed farm)
jurisdiction Mandals : Kothapeta, Ravulapalem
Mobile No. 9948029350
do
do
Sri K. Venkateswara Rao

Asst. Inspector of Fisheries, Mummidivaram (I/C)
Head Quarters : Mamidikururu
Jurisdiction Mandals : Mummidivaram, Inavilli
Mobile No. 9985448037
do
do
do
do
Sri V. David Raju

Asst. Inspector of Fisheries, Bobbarlanka (I/C)
Head Quarters : Bobbarlanaka
Jurisdiction Mandals : Atreyapuram
Mobile No. 9948029350
RAJAHMUNDRY FISHERIES DIVISION

S.No.
2
Sri K. Ramarao
Fisheries Development Officer, Rajahmundry
Head Quarters : Rajahmundry
Jurisdiction Mandals : Rajahmundry ( Urabn & Rural)
Seethanagaram
Mobile No. 9440891961

Officer
3

Authority
4
Sri M. Anantha Raju, M.Sc.,

K. Rama KRishna
Asst. Director of Fisheries,
Sr. Asst.,
Rajahmundry
O/o Asst. Director of Fisheries, Rajahmundry
Mobile No. 94408 14727
Ph. No. 0883 - 2000170
Ph. No. 0883 - 2000170
Sri K. Narayana Murty

Fisheries Development Officer, Rajavommangi
Head Quarters : Rajavommangi
( Defunct Fish Seed Farm)
Jurisdiction Mandals : Rajavommangi
do
do
Sri K. Narayana Murty

Fisheries Development Officer, Ramapachodavaram
(I/C)
Head Quarters : Ramapachodavaram
Jurisdiction Mandals : Rampachodavaram, Devipatnam
Maredumilli
Mobile No. 9441141902
do
do
Sri K. Rama Rao

Asst. Inspector of Fisheries, Korukonda (I/C)
Head Quarters : Korukonda
Jurisdiction Mandals : Korukonda, Gokavaram
Mobile No. 9440891961
do
do
Sri D. Sambasivarao
Asst. Inspector of Fisheries, Addateegala
Head Quarters : Addateegala
Jurisdiction Mandals : Addateegala, Gangavaram
Y. Ramavaram
Mobile No.9494052440
do
do
do
do
Mobile No. 9441141902
Sri R.V.S.V.Prasad
Fisheries Development Officer, Kadium
Head Quarters : kadium ( Fish Seed Farm)
Jurisdiction Mandals : kadium,
Mobile No. 9247860914
Sri V. Ramana Rao

Fisheries Development Officer, Dwarapudi
Head Quarters : Dwarapudi ( Fish Seed Farm)
Jurisdiction Mandals : Mandapeta, Rayavaram,
Ramachandrapuram,
do
do
do
do
do
do
Mobile No. 9849891108
Sri V. Ramana Rao

Asst. inspector of Fisheries, Kapileswarapuram (I/C)
Head Quarters : Kapileswarapuram
Jurisdiction Mandals : Kapileswarapuram, Alamuru
and K. Gangavaram
Mobile No. 9849891108
Sri R.V.S.V.Prasad
Asst. Inspector of Fisheries, kadium
Head Quarters : Kadium
Jurisdiction Mandals : Rajanagaram, biccavolu
Mobile No. 9247860914

E.G.Dist., Kakinada

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GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES,

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES

FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

ASST. INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES

FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

HEAD QUAATERS : AMALAPURAM (FISH SEED FARM)

HEAD QUAATERS : RAJAHMUNDRY

FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (I/C)

HEAD QUAATERS : ALLAVARAM

HEAD QUAATERS : RAJAVOMMANGI

FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

ASSISTANT INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES (I/C)

FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER :

ASST. INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES,

HEAD QUAATERS : UPPADA

HEAD QUAATERS : RAZOLE (FISH SEED FARM)

HEAD QUAATERS : KORUKONDA

FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

ASST. INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES

ASST. INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES

FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

ASST. INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES

ASST. INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES

ASST. INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES (I/C)

ASST. INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES

FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

ASST. INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES

FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

ASST. INSPECTOR OF FISHERIES

ii) the powers and duties of its officers and employees

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FISHERIES:

The functions to be discharged by the Dy. Director of Fisheries, are statutory,

He is the appointing authority upto Jr. Asst. cadre.

His financial powers are payment of salaries, drawing of advances, ayment

The delegation of financial powers in respect of uncommon items of

1. Stores (condemnation) Other than furniture

Rs. 1000/- p.a.

2. Photographic charges (including

Rs. 1000/- p.a.,

3. Replacement of exhibits in each museum

Rs. 300/- p.a.

4. Pituitary glands for I.B. to be purchased

Rs. 2000/- at a time

5. Purchase of Fish and Fish Seed

Rs. 1,500/- at a time

6. Refund of Revenue ( Fishery rentals)

7. Disposal of fishing and its confirmation

Rs. 500/- and below

8. a) Write off of loss of public money accounts

Rs. 500/- at a time

b) Write-off of losses on accounts of fish

Rs. 2000/- p.a.

The delegation of Finance powers in respect of certain common items expenditure to

above delegation of financial powers are subject to availability of budget provision, 2)