Recruitment Status in ITBP - Indo-Tibetan Border Police

Shri R.K.Bhatia, DG, ITBP meeting the trainees at BTC, BhanuCHIEF PATRONR.K. BhatiaDirector General, ITBPEDITOR IN CHIEFShyam Mehrotra, DIG(Adm)EDITORDeepak Kumar PandeyPublic Relations OfficerSUB EDITORSInsp Narsingh DasInsp Renu UniyalDESIGN ASSISTANCEPikkala RavinderKuldeep SinghPHOTOPhoto Cell, Dte. Gen. and Field UnitsViews expressed in the journal are exclusivelythose of the author(s) and not the official views of theForce.-Editor in ChiefEDITORIAL-ADVISORYBOARDCHAIRMANAnirudh UppalADG, ITBPMEMBERSK.B. Singh, IGV.K. Upreti, IGM.S. Bhurji, IGP.S. Phalnikar, DIGR.K. Saini, DIGG.S. Virk, DIGS.S. Harta, DIGSanjeev Raina, DIGJaspal Singh, DIGA.K Gautam, DIGS.B Sharma,DIGR.K. Sah, DIGShyam Lal, SMPUBLISHED BYPublic Relations CellDirectorate General, ITBP, CGO Complex,Lodhi Road, New Delhi-3Cover Page Photo CaptionShri Ajay Maken, MOS, DG ITBP and ITBPoffi cers with excursion teamShri R.K.Bhatia, DG, ITBP releasing the bookon old route of Kailash Mansarovar YatraSmt. Sadhana Bhatia, President HWWAinnaugurating Blood Donation Camp

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ITBP Releases Book on KM Yatrato manage any disaster. The route to KailashMansarovar Yatra is considered one of the mostdiffi cult and challenging. Yatries have to face thediffi cult snow clad mountains, glaciers, landslidesand unpredictable weather conditions at very highaltitudes. One has always the fear of high altitudediseases, such as High Altitude Illness (HAI),Acute Mountain Sickness(AMS), High AltitudeCerebral Edema(HACE), High Altitude PulmonaryEdema(HAPE) etc. The ITBP takes care of yatriesto save them from these diseases.Shri R.K.Bhatia, DG, ITBP(centre) along with Shri Anirudh Uppal (ADG)Shri Pramod Asthana (IG, Spl Ftr) & Shri A.P.S. Nimbadia, Comdt. 7 th Bn releasingthe book on old route of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra discovered by ITBPShri R.K. Bhatia, Director General, ITBP released thebook titled "Kumaon aur Kailash " on Kailash Mansarovar Yatrain the presence of 59 Kailash Mansarovar yatries of 4 th batch atBase Hospital, ITBP, Tigri Camp, New Delhi. The book has beenedited by Shri A.P.S. Nimbadia, Commandant. Himveers of 7 th BnITBP, Mirthi (Uttrakhand) discovered an ancient route from Gala toKathgodam by conducting 6 tracking expeditions and collected oldhistorical maps ,records ,letters and photos. The book 'Kumaon aurKailash' has been written on the basis of ancient monuments andinformations collected during this tracking expedition.The detailed and fi nal medical briefi ng of 59 yatries wasdone by Dr. T.Ravi Prasad, IG (Med) and Dr. Rakesh Tiwari (CMO)of Base Hospital ITBP. These pilgrims proceeded on 26 days yatrato holy Kailash under security and care of ITBP. This batch left Delhion 19 th June 2010 for Almora and reachedAlmora on the same day. The Yatriescross Indian Border at Lipulekh Pass.Thecurrent route passes through Dharchula,Tavaghat, Mangti, Gala, Budhi, Gunji,Kalapani, Navidhang and Lipulekh inIndian territory.The Yatra started on 1 st June, 2010 andit will end on 24 th Sept, 2010.Total 16 batches willparticipate in this Yatra. First batch departed on1 st June, 2010. The 16 th batch, the last batch, willleave Delhi on 30 th August and will return back on24 th september, 2010.Shri R.K.Bhatia, DG, ITBP interacting with media afterreleasing the bookShri R. K. Bhatia, Director Generalcongratulated all members of the trackingexpedition and said that "through thisbook the traditions and history of Kumaonregion has been retraced."ITBP is mainly responsible forconducting medical check up at Delhi andprovide security cover and medical aidduring the journey. It also deploys highlytrained disaster management teamsalong with latest equipments enrouteKailash Mansarovar yatries with DG ITBP at 22 nd Bn, New Delhi4

Back to basics : DG at BTCShri R.K. Bhatia (DG, ITBP) along with Shri Rajdeep Singh (IG,NW Ftr)(1 st from left) & Shri H.S. Goraya (DIG, BTC) (1 st from right) inauguratingnewly installed X-Ray machine at BTC Hospital, BhanuShri R.K. Bhatia, DG, ITBP visited BTC, a premiumtraining centre of ITBP, on 8 th May 2010 along with ShriRajdeep Singh, IG (NW) Frontier. Shri H.S. Goraya, DIG,BTC welcomed the chief and IG, NW Ftr.After presentation of ceremonial guard and introductionwith the offi cers, DG interacted with the offi cers of thecentre in the Offi cers Mess. He appreciated the upkeepand maintenance of the Offi cers Mess. The DG discussedthe proposed action plan of BTC in threadbare details andasked DIG, BTC to phase the proposed works over a periodof two to three fi nancial years. After the presentation, theDG visited the training area where a demonstration onthe tactics of LW extremists and measures to counter thesame by effective patrolling by well trained CPMF sub unitswas given. The demonstration also integrated the use ofIWESS.DG ITBP meeting the recruits at BTC, BhanuThe DG took a round of the training area and the variousinfrastructures and keenly observed the training activities ofthe centre. Later, he visited the museum of the centre andadvised DIG, BTC to send a proposal for upgradation of themuseum so that the heritage of BTC is better showcased.The DG, ITBP inaugurated the newly constructed viewinggallery of the short range and the newly installed X-raymachine at the unit Hospital.The DG addressed the trainees and staff of thecentre in Sainik Sabha. During the Sainik Sabha, DG ITBPappreciated the training efforts of the BTC and reiteratedthe emphasis on professional training. The Sainik Sabhawas followed by tea in Himveer Vatika where he interactedinformally with the recruits and staff of BTC.5

ITBP observes World Hepatitis &World Hypertension DaysDr. Nripen Saikia, MD, DNB(Gastro.) of PSR Institute delivering thelecture on World Hepatitis Day at Base Hospital, New Delhi18 th May, 2010 which was observed as WorldHypertension Day, aims to highlight preventable stroke,heart and kidney disease caused by high blood pressureand to communicate information on prevention, detectionand treatment of this disease. On this occasion, a lecturewas delivered by Dr. Anwar Habib, MD (Medicine),Referral Hospital, New Delhi on the topic "Managementof Hypertension" to create awareness about the diseaseand educate the force personnel on its preventive aspects.Approximately 150 force personnel of all ranks attended thesame. The lecture was followed by a free check-up camp.Cardio-vascular disease (CVD) is the most commoncause of death in the world and hypertension is the mostcommon, reversible risk factor for CVD. High blood pressuregoes hand-in-hand with heart disease, stroke kidneydisease, over weight, obesity and diabetes mellitus.Blood pressure can be easily reduced bychanging life style, diet modifi cation, regular exercise, BPmonitoring/ screening, medication under supervision by aphysician, etc.Paramilitary forces are particularly prone tohypertension due to service and job related conditions ofserving in hostile environmental conditions, fi ghting againstterrorism & social unrest and remaining away from thefamily for long durations.As per the directions of Director (Medical), ITBP,Dte. Genl., a clinical meeting was organized at CompositeHospital, Chandigarh on the eve of 'World HypertensionDay' on 18th May 2010, with special reference to peculiardimensions of Hypertension prevailing in society in generaland the Central Para-Military Forces in particular.Dr. Nripen Saikia being welcomed by Dr. T. Ravi Prasad, Director (Med)19 th May, 2010 is observed as World HepatitisDay, which aims to raise global awareness of hepatitis Band Hepatitis C, and to encourage prevention, diagnosisand treatment. A clinical meeting of doctors was organizedat the conference hall of Base Hospital, New Delhi on 19 thMay, 2010. The meeting was presided over by Dr. T. RaviPrasad, Director (Medical) ITBP and attended by 18 doctorsand 40 force personnel of all ranks of ITBPF.Dr. Nripen Saikia, MD (AIIMS), DNB(Gastroenterologist) of Pushpawati Singhania ResearchInstitute for liver and renal disease, New Delhi was invitedas a guest lecturer. He spoke in detail about the "latesttrends in treatment of Hepatitis"There are 4 common types of viral Hepatitis. A andE transmitted by the oro-fecal route (the former usuallyoccurring in children and the later in adults) and Hepatitis Band C transmitted by parental and sexual routes.Hepatitis-A and E usually do not have longersequel. Acute hepatitis from any of these viruses is clinicallyindistinguishable. Low grade fever for a day or two dayprecedes loss of appetite, nausea, high coloured urineand yellow discolouration of the eyes. While the majorityrecover from acute illness in a few weeks, however thelife threatening fulminate hepatic failure or end stage liverdisease may also develop subsequently if left untreated,which may require even liver transplantation.Members of Para-Military Forces are more prone toall forms of Viral Hepatitis, because of frequent movementsto far off destinations and consumption of food/water fromunreliable sources.Advice on immunization, avoiding self-medication,consulting a physician in case of doubt, proper rest, dietaryrestriction, safety of drinking water and avoiding alcoholwas stressed during the discussion.6

Winning the HeartDr. Vinod Kumar Singh examining a patient during medical camporganised by 7 th Bn, MirthiDr. Kailash Brijwal examining a child patient of Sheer village duringmedical camp organised under CAP, 14 th Bn, PithoragarhPara medical staff distributing medicines to local peopleunder CAP, 9 th Bn, LohitpurDr. Subedar, CMO (SG) examining the patients in a freemedical camp, 3 rd Bn, BareillyShri Sanjay Kothari, Comdt. presenting solar lantern tovillagers under BADP, 25 th Bn, Tezu (Arunachal Pradesh)Sports items being distributed to the students of Govt. School,Dorba by 38 th Bn, Chhattisgarh7

Dr. Neeraj BhargavaMedical Offi cer, ITBPVijayCT/Cook, ITBPAntarctica : A Wonder LandIt was a holiday and I was offering prayer in my32 nd Bn Shiva temple in the month of August, 2009. A faxmessage had come to me from my sector HQ for the postof medical offi cer at Maitri, Antarctica. I was in trouble withhot and humid summer of Kanpur. It was an excellentopportunity to explore the virgin continent. All above factorsinspired me to say yes to my wonderful journey to thispristine land. Immediately, I gave my willingness for theoffer.In the mean time, I got an opportunity to speak toother people who had gone in the previous expeditions.They told me lots of interesting things about Antarctica. Itincreased my eagerness to see the beautiful continent.In the fi rst week of October, I got the confi rmationletter that I am selected for the 29 th Indian Scientifi cExpedition to Antarctic. My medical examination wasconducted in mid October at AIIMS, New Delhi.My better half, Dr Sonia gave me permission withcheerful smile. My son Ishan was more excited than me,asking for penguins and lots of ice to make snowman. WhenI talked with my son, he asked me about my departure tothe mission and congratulated me. My mother gave mepermission with lots of precautions and advices. I can’tforget my wife’s smiling face with tears in her eyes at airport,Delhi .This shows her courage as a wife of an ITBP offi cerand an offi cer herself too.I met Director General, ITBP, in Delhi and briefedhim about my tasks there and took his blessings andadvices too. DG provided me the memento and ITBP fl agfor Maitri, the Indian station in Antarctica. Photo cell of ITBPheadquarters also issued me a good quality camera and ahandycam to record all important events and activities.I reported at National Centre for Antarctic and OceanResearch, Goa on 18 th November, 2009, for completing theformalities. Our journey started from Goa via Mumbai andwe reached Cape Town (South Africa). We stayed at agood luxurious hotel, Mandela Rhodes. It is a well planedcity with lots of attractions. It is also one of the cleanest andcostliest city in the world.On 25 th November, with summer team members,I boarded M/V IVAN PAPANIN, a Russian made Ice classship to head towards the icy continent. It was a huge shipof around 125 meters of length. It has 5 fl oors with lot ofspace for cargo and passengers. There were many wordsthat I had to be familiar with, like gang way, loft, bridgeand cabin. My cabin number was 273. I shared it with anaval offi cer. Our voyage leader gave me responsibility ofarranging and loading all food stuff in Cape Town. The nightwas very cold and windy. Most of the members walkedout to enjoy the festival of Id celebration in Cape Towncity. I had the opportunity to interact with the Russian shipcrew members, African local ship agents, and Korean andNorwegian helicopter crews. Russians usually, don’t have avkbZ-Vh-ch-ih lekpkj & tqykbZ 2010 8

Dr. Neeraj Bhargav (MO, ITBP) along with Ct. Vijay (ITBP) presenting memento toMr. Elango, Team Leader, Maitrigood knowledge of English. So I have to resort to some signlanguage to converse with them.My journey towards Larsemann Hills started on 30 thNovember 2009. After 24 hrs, the ship started moving upand down, which in maritime terminology is called 'rollingand pitching.' It occurs due to mixing of hot water of IndianOcean and cold water of Atlantic Ocean at 40 degree south.Ship’s movements are denoted in degrees. There is a saying,'roaring forties, furious fi fties, and severing sixties.' Weencountered high tides, touching the bridge of the ship, andsevere cold outside. Before we reached sixty degrees south,half of our team members were down with motion sicknessincluding the voyage leader himself. God kept blessing me,thinking that if I am down with motion sickness, no bodywill be available to look after the expedition members. Afterthree days of journey, the situation improved. My yogaclasses and routine exercises alongwith motivation lecturesalso helped our team members.The temperature was going down and we could seesmall icebergs coming towards us to welcome our team.Polar clothings were issued to us, so that we could go outand see the glimpses of ice, seals and penguins. For thefi rst time in my life, I saw a huge iceberg of more than onekm length, like a hill. On 10 th December, we were nearerto LARSEMANN HILLS, where our new station BHARTI, isgoing to be established. We were on the fast ice and ourship was not able to move ahead. Our snow scooter andsnow vehicles were able to run on it, as the ice above thesea water was about few metres thick.I saw the ice cutter ship M/V. IGNACHUK cuttingthe ice so well that our expedition vessel M/V. Ivan Papanincould reach up to 30 metre to seashore. Wewalked up to station site on fast ice from theseashore.In Antarctica, climate is divided intotwo seasons. The winter lasts from March toNovember and the maximum temperatureis around -4 to -6 0 C while the minimumtemperature is -30 to -35 0 C. Second phaseis summer from December to March andmaximum temperature is around 4 to 6 degreeCelsius and minimum is -4 to -18 0 C. The windspeed in Antarctica vary from 0 to 120 knot. Itincreases the cold because of the wind chillfactor. In Antarctica, sun shows two importantphases-one is the polar day when sun shinesfor twenty four hours in summer for more than two monthsand second is polar night, when the sun is not visible formore than two months in winter.Larsemenn hill is full of magnifi cant icebergs, greatsun views and fresh water lakes. Antarctica has differenttypes of birds like penguins, skuas, snow petrels, andalbatross and animals like seals and whales. I am fortunateenough to take few shots of killer Whales with my camera.There are lots of protocols we have to follow and all effortsare taken for avoiding disturbance to wild life.Road and helipad works have been completed inLarsemann hill. Immediatly after coming here, I had to do fi rstaid for some minor injuries. Health and stress managementlecture was delivered. The routine monthly examination ofall the team members was carried out.After accomplishing all the tasks at Larsemannhills, our ship started towards the permanent Indian station,Maitri. We reached Indian bay, the berthing point on 10 thFebruary but we could not fl y to our station due to diffi cultweather conditions. Staying inside the ship and dreamingabout the station was the only work we could do for the nextfew days. At last, on 13 th February the weather favouredus and we could reach Maitri on the eve of ValentineDay. It was a wonderful day. I spoke to my family for 15minutes fi rst time in four months. I am here as a winterteam member, so I got good accommodation inside thestation, while summer members were accommodated insummer camps. Maitri is the permanent Indian base from1990 onwards. Here many scientifi c experiments are goingon in the areas of Atmospheric Sciences, Meteorology,9vkbZ-Vh-ch-ih lekpkj & tqykbZ 2010

Geology, Geomagnetism, Seismology, Glaciology, Snowstudies, Clinical Psychology, Environmental Sciences andMedical Sciences. Maitri station has given lots of glory toIndia in Antarctic research.In Maitri, I witnessed auroral displays with myteam leader in shivering cold night and we capturedsome beautiful snaps. Aurora is wonderful phenomena ofgeomagnetic activity of earth, which can be seen aroundat seventy degrees latitude. Aurora creates multiple lightingeffects which looks like crackers bursting in the sky. I havecompleted six months in this icy continent and presently weare in the phase of polar nights. We have not seen sunfrom last one month. Out side temperature is around -20to -26 0 C.This journey is a wonderful experience in my life. Ihave interacted with so many people of different countrieswith different cultures. We go out with polar clothing on andsee natural beauty around the Maitri station. One can seelittle wild life around. We are far away from our familiesfor more than a year in harsh environment and isolation.Compared to previous expeditions, now the isolation ismuch reduced due to internet facility available at Maitri.People are able to interact frequently with their loved ones.Frequent e-mail from respected Director General and PROITBP always boost our morale.In Antarctica, most common topic of chitchat isblizzard, name of dangerous snow storm in the Antarcticregion. Every expedition member want to avoid this snowstorm on their station duties but wish to happen on others,so that he can enjoy it from inside the station. Blizzard is asnow storm with thick snowfall and high winds with almostzero visibility. Persons going out may lose their direction ofmovement and lose their way. Our third convoy membersincluding team leader remained stuck for ten days in aheavy blizzard at Shelf in Indian Bay, where our cargo is offloaded from the ship.Here I have to do tough station duties. It is a closedenvironment with intense interaction, so lots of emotionalproblems occur. I have to attend these as medical offi cer.At times my work becomes tougher. Comprehensive healthcheck up with laboratory investigations of all team membersare done on monthly basis. This is a study ground forinterpersonal relationship. Here no one can be moved outin case of any emergency. I have to manage all problemswith the available resources. Here, we learn to becomegood managers. I have become emotionally and mentallya more stable person after coming here. I have learnt theleadership quality from the team leader, Mr Elango, theway he leads the team by example and simplicity.I have completed six months here. I am satisfi edwith my most challenging task. Its great learning platformfor every one. I will always share my experiences when Iget the opportunity.Dr. Neeraj BhargavaNew Transit Camp EstablishedMHA has approved the establishmentof a transit camp at Chamba (Tehri)fortransit purpose only for rainy season(July, August & September) and for winterseason (December, January & February) ina private building. This transit camp willnot be used for the commencement andtermination of leave for ITBP personnel.ITBP to celebrate Golden JubileeITBP will complete 50 years of its existence on 24 th October 2012. To commemorate theoccasion, ITBP will celebrate 'Golden Jubilee'. It is planned to release special commemorativemedal, postal stamp and a coffee table book. ITBP also plans to sponsor a marathon race, arelay LRP covering the entire Indo-Tibet Border. Seminar and ITBP tableau for Republic DayParade will be the other attractions of Golden Jubilee celebration.Raising Day 2010 will be celebrated at BTC, Bhanu, Haryana.10

Allotment guidlines for S.F.A.The offi cers / personnel of ITBP who are posted in wholeof J&K, North East, Naxal Infested Areas, Joshimath, Kullu,Mirthi, Gauchar,Mahidanda,Matli, Pithoragarh, Rekong Peo,Sarahan, Rewari, Halduchaur, Lohaghat, Karera, Shivpuri,Almora, M&SI and CIJW School will be eligible for SFAsat their choice of location if they need SFA for any of thefollowing reasons :-i) For use of their family on ground of education ofchildren.ii) If any family member needs specialised medicaltreatment which is not available at his place of posting.Entitlement :-Constables/ : Type-I (Type-II if available after givingFollowers priority to Head Constable/ASI/SI/Insp.)HC/ASI/ : Type II (Inspectors may be allottedSIs/Insp. type III qtrs also, if vacant)Asst. Comdt. : Type IIIDy. Comdt. : Type-IV (may be allotted type III also incase of non availability of type IV, if willing)2 I/C,Comdt., : Type- IV Special (when these areDIGs constructed) till then Type-IV OrdinaryRetention :-Initial allotment will be for 3 years thereafter the casefor further retention will be considered on the basis of themerit of the case. Retention period in case of retirement andresignation etc will be as under :-(i) Death : 24 months on normal licence fee.Sl Locationno1 Old Camp atSeemadwar(DDN.)New Camp atSeemadwar(DDN.)2 Sector 32 CHD.TPT Bn CHDType-I620816418Type-II5912021225Type-III172163-Type-IV09-0802Total91349447453 SS Bn, Saboli 30 30 - - 604 3rd Bn, Bareilly 12 12 04 - 285 Patiala 10 08 02 01 216 Pithoragarh - 08 02 01 117 Jalandhar 02 04 - - 068 Ramgarh 24 12 04 02 429 Amritsar 06 04 - - 1010 Ludhiana 04 03 01 - 0811 Kanpur 08 10 10 - 2812 Allahabad 10 10 - - 20Total 502 517 124 23 1166ii) Resignation/ : 1 month on normal licence fee.Discharge(iii) Removal/ : 7 days on normal licence fee.Dismissal(iv) Retirement : 4 months on normal licence feesand another 4 months on academic /medical groundson double licence fee.Special Clothing for Jawans in ChhattisgarhThe following items of special clothing are being procured under Trial and Evaluationfor the ITBP units located at Chhattisgarh :-1. T-Shirt Disruptive Pattern (LWE pattern colour)2. Non Skid Tectical/ combat shoe3. Cooling Vest4. Air Location Marker Balloon5. Insect repellent patch6. Neck Cooling Scarf7. Hot weather hat with cooling chamberHot weather hat & NeckCooling ScarfT-Shirt Disruptive Pattern13

1 st Total Hip Replacement in ITBPA total right hip replacement of 42 years old HeadConstable Driver Narender Kumar of 4 th battalion wasdone by a team of Dr. Rahul Kaul (Orthopedician) andDr. Rakesh Tiwari (Anesthesiologist) for fi rst time in ITBPBase Hospital, New Delhi. Patient was suffering withtraumatic avascular necrosis with osteoporosis of right neckfemur and was unable to walk independently due to severepain. In this surgery, postoperative analgesic technique wasused. Due to this, patient felt no pain after the operationand he started walking on the third day of surgery.Dr. Rahul Kaul, MOOrthopedicianOperation in progressDr. Rakesh Tiwari, CMOAnesthesiologistView of hip replacement after operationBenefits provided by Regimental FundFinancial benefi ts have been given to the NOKs/Benefi ciaries from Regimental Funds during the quarterending i.e. 1-4-10 to 30-6-10 as per details given below :-1) Ex-Gratia Compensation payments :-No of Cases Amount at the Rate Total Amount39 3Cases x 15 lacs Rs. 45 lacs6 Cases x10 lacs Rs. 60 lacs30 Cases x 5 lacs Rs. 150 lacs(Arrears as per 6 th CPC)Total Rs. 255 lacs2) Benefi ts from C.B. Fund :-Benefi ts as Imdt. Relief paid as per details given below :-In death cases - 25 cases x 3 lacs = 75,00,000/-Medical Board out cases - 2 cases x 1 lacs = 2,00,000/-Retired Personnel - 210 cases = 2,10,150/-(Principal Amount Refunded)Total Rs. 79,10,150/-3) Benefi ts from LIC/NIC :-27 cases @ Rs. 5,00,000/- Rs. 1,35,00,000/-3 cases @ Rs. 10,00,000/- Rs. 30,00,000/-Total Rs. 1,65,00,000/-Porters authorised to JawansKeeping in view the diffi culties being faced bythe ITBP personnel deployed on high attitudes, it hasbeen decided to amend the restriction of height rangingbetween 14000 to 18000 feet imposed vide MoF OMNo. 19039/1/2006-E.IV dated 6 th Nov., 2006. This facilitywill be extended only to those ITBP establishmentssituated at high altitude i.e. 9000 feet & above. In theirarea of responsibility ITBP personnel can hire portersand animals from road head where no other mode oftransport is available.Besides above the facility for engaging portersand animal transport is also extended to those who aredrawing basic pay below Rs. 4100/- in the pre-revised payscale (in the Grade Pay of Rs 2800/- and below post 6thCPC) at par with old Grade-IV authorization as providedin GIO No (3) and (4) below SR-46. However, in the caseof Grade IV under GIO (3) below SR-46 in respect of thefacility for Arunachal Pradesh, the discretionary authoritywill be Controlling offi cers instead of Political Offi cers/Deputy Commissioners or equivalent as is provided inGIO No.(4) below said SR-46.14

pályázati forrásokat, képviseltethetik a lakosságot. (Varga - Vercseg 1998). Ez az„érdekképviselet segítésének” módszere (Hallgató - Vercseg 2008). Az érdekképviselettagjainak egymással egyetértésben képessé kell válnia a feladatok ellátására, mint pl.: közösségiközpontok, tanácsadó szolgálatok vezetése és működtetése, sajátos információs rendszerszervezése (Csepeli 2001). Az érdekképviselet fő célja, hogy segítse az államnak a helyes ésreleváns érdekcélokat kiszűrni, ezáltal támogatni azokat, akik nem tudják magukat képviseltetnia „hivatalos világ” előtt (Grossman 1986). Ezáltal hatékonyabban fel tud lépni a nyilvánosságelőtt, már nem egy személyben történik a „harc” a hatalommal szemben. Az emberekfelbátorodnak és cselekszenek. A közösség akkor válik életképessé, ha „befolyásolják adöntéshozókat és a szomszédságra vonatkozó helyi politikát” (Vercseg 1992: 15).A tevékenységek megvalósításához elengedhetetlen feltétel az anyagi forrásmegteremtése. A konkrét feladatok meghatározása mellett összegeznünk kell, hogy hol akarjukprogramjainkat megvalósítani, milyen eszközök kellenek a megvalósításhoz és milyenköltséghaszna lesz munkánknak. Ebben lesz segítségünkre a következő módszer: „részvétel ahelyi fejlesztési tervek és stratégiák elkészítésében, érvényesítve a helyi cselekvésheznélkülözhetetlen humán infrastruktúra(ki)fejlesztése fontosságának szempontját” (Hallgató -Vercseg 2008: 5). A térségi és regionális fejlesztés egyik módja a pályázatírás. A tervezés soránfontos, hogy konkretizáljuk pénzügyi terveinket, hiszen bizonyos feltételeknek meg kell felelni:„közvetlen kapcsolódjon a projekt megvalósításához, támogatási szerződéssel legyenösszhangban, feleljen meg a költséghatékonyság alapelvének, felmerülése igazolható legyen,mértéke a piaci áraknak megfelelő legyen” (Albert et al 2004: 52). Ehhez szükséges, hogy egykonkrét csapat legyen, akik küzdenek a források megteremtéséért, és részt vesznek „lokalitásfejlesztési terveinek és stratégiáinak kimunkálásában” (Hallgató - Vercseg 2008: 5). Apályázatok megvalósítása által adott területen munkahelyeket tudunk teremteni, bár ez nagyobbbefektetést igényel.A közösségi munka módszereit alkalmazva egy élettelen közösség élettel telivé válhat, aszoros összefogás, együttműködés által a teleülésen élők életminősége jelentős változásokonmehet keresztül.1.5 A közösségi munka eredményessége, hatásaAz elért eredményeket nagyon nehéz mérnünk, mert a folyamat eredménye csak évek múlvaválik nyilvánvalóvá. Amikor kialakul az egyén fontosságának érzése, a valahová tartozás érzése,az életmódváltozás, és erősödik a szociális kohézió, akkor beszélhetünk alapvető változásról(Albert et al 2004).19

Name of Child Mother's Name Father's Name Rank Unit CGPA Marks(%)Yasharth Shukla Dr Sushma Shukla R. L. Shukla 2I/C (Tele) Dte. Gen 10 95Bhagirathi Jeevanti Devi Bishan Lal HC/GD 7 Bn 10 95Shambhavi Mehrotra Dr. Madhulika Mehrotra Shyam Mehrotra DIG Dte.Gen. 9.8 93.1Nimisha Chauhan Sangeeta Ranbir Singh Chauhan D.C NITSRDR 9.8 93.1Shashank Rana Shashi Bala Sheesh Pal Rana SI/CM Dte. Gen 9.6 91.2Rahul Kulsari Pushpa Devi Kalpeshwar HC/GD 42 Bn/ DDN 9.6 91.2Sonam Rana Yojna Devi Amar Singh Ct DDN 9.6 91.2Ashish Singh Garkhal Kalawati Shankar Singh SI/GD SS Bn 9.6 91.2Shreya Kumar Anita Ashwani Kumar Comdt. 21 Bn - 90.43Nitin Kumar Nirmala Jai Singh HC/CM 33 Bn 9.4 89.3Ganesh Singh Baroliya Leela Devi Gopal Singh HC/GD Dte. Gen 9.4 89.3Anjali Mann Suman Devi Dalbir Singh 22 Bn 9.4 89.3Himanil Raina Babita Raina Sanjeev Raina DIG Dte. Gen. 9.4 89.3Anoop Singh Yersong Rajwanti Yersong Anand Singh Yersong 2 I/C 34 Bn 9.4 89.3Anil Bisht Kamala Bisht Kharak Singh HC/GD 18 Bn - 88Mohit Kaundal Snehlata Lekh Ram HC/RO SHQ Shimla 9.2 87.4Deepshikha Leelawati Birender Singh Ct/ Tailor Academy 9.2 87.4Jitesh Sood Manju Sood Gajanish Sood Insp/CM 28 Bn 9.2 87.4Mitashi Rajni Rajeshwar Prasad SI/CM 28 Bn 9.2 87.4Alaknanda Sarita Yadava A. P. Yadava Comdt 18 Bn 9.2 87.4Shubham Rawat Sudha Rawat Yoginder Kumar Rawat Insp/CM SHQ DDN 9.2 87.4Poonam Kumari Nirmala Devi Kuldeep Singh Ct/GD 26 Bn 9.2 87.4Ritum Sah Monika Sah R. K. Sah DIG Dte. Gen 9.2 87.4Rajat Neelam Rani Chander Bhan HC/GD 22 Bn 9.2 87.4Nishant Upadhyay Bhavana Upadhyay Brij Kishore Upadhyay Insp/CM 13 Bn - 87.3Avinash Singh Chanchal Dalpatiya R. S. Dalpatia 2I/C TPT Bn - 87Kiran Bhim Dassi Kishori Lal HC/GD 25 Bn - 86.7Chaithanya Chandran Sunita Rani. B.L Chandran. V CT Printing Press - 86.4Akansha Manju Dhaundiyal Kailash Dhaundiyal Insp/CM SHQ Shimla 9 85.5Manila Sandhu Raghubir Kaur Kuljeet Singh Insp(Over) 16 Bn 9 85.520

Gaurav Sharma Kiran Bala Sharma Mohinder Kumar Sharma DC 27 Bn 9 85.5Aditya Ramola Shakuntala Bharat Singh HC/Dvr DDN 9 85.5Pooja Dogra Surindra Dogra Mohan Singh SI/CM 32 Bn 9 85.5Archana Kumari Bimla Devi Joginder Singh Ct/GD Academy 9 85.5Pawan Joshi Hema Joshi Jeevan Chand HC/AT 19 Bn 9 85.5Vivek Giri Kamla Devi Chet Giri SI/GD Dte. Gen 9 85.5Neerja Kharwal Kavita Devi Satish Kumar Ct/GD 18 Bn - 84.3Akshay Singh Manju Dinesh Singh Insp/CM Dte. Gen 8.8 83.6Shubhra Dikshit Meenu Dikshit Anand Dikshit Insp/RO 5 Bn 8.8 83.6Amit Kumar Radha Devi Satya Narayan SI/MM TPT Bn 8.8 83.6Shikha Bhatt Anju Bhatt Surendra Bhatt Insp/CM 20 Bn 82.2Manoj Singh Thapa Leela Devi Bahadur Singh HC/GD Telecom - 81.7Shivam Singh Senger Nisha Girwardhari Singh HC/GD 22 Bn 8.6 81.7Neha Kataria Subhadra Surender Singh HC/Dvr DDN 8.6 81.7Shalini Rana Santosh Rana Amar Singh HC/GD Dte. Gen 8.6 81.7Pushp Choudhery Neera Choudhery Albel Singh SI/RT Dte. Gen 8.6 81.7Piyush Pandey Pushpa Pandey Srikant Pandey HC/GD TPT Bn 8.6 81.7Rohit Pandey Laxmi Pandey Rakesh Pandey HC/GD 8 Bn 8.6 81.7Shilpa Thakur Neeta Devi Kushal Singh HC/GD N. Ftr 8.6 81.7Richa Rai Kartari Devi Sohan Lal HC/GD 44 Bn - 80Aditya Raj Yadav Sangeeta O.P. Yadav Comdt 26 Bn 8.4 79.8Yogesh Upadhyay Rekha Upadhyay Mahesh Chand HC/GD SS Bn 8.4 79.8Manisha Rai Sunita Rai Ashok Kumar SI/RO 32 Bn 8.4 79.8Ankit Kaushik Lata Kaushik Rabi Datt Academy 8.4 79.8Prachi Singh Manju Chauhan R.K.S. Chauhan - Dte. Gen 8.4 79.8Vaishali Bhardwaj Anita Bhardwaj Rejender Singh SI/RO Dte. Gen 8.4 79.8Manshi Dimri Anita Dimri Prakash Chandra SI/Edn Dte. Gen. - 79.4Sahil Choudhary Praveen Kumari Satish Kumar HC/GD SS Bn - 79Ajay Chauhan Pushpa Devi Surender Singh HC/GD 20 Bn - 78.3Abhijit Sharma Aruna Sharma D. C. Sharma DC(Engr) 20 Bn - 78Bhawna Anita Suresh Chandra SI/CM 40 Bn 8.2 77.9Harpreet Singh Paramjit Kaur Lakhbir Singh SI Academy 8.2 77.9Astha Kaistha Madhulika Sanjiv Kumar SI/Edn Dte. Gen 8.2 77.9Anklesh Sirswal Asha Devi Jagdish Prasad - 22 Bn 8.2 77.9Juhi Negi Damyanti Negi R. S. Negi DIG SHQ Bareilly 8.2 77.9Rahul Chib Sushma Devi Ramesh Singh Ct 5 Bn 8.2 77.9Sushmita Pandey Sanju Pandey S. N. Pandey SI/RO 12 Bn 8.2 77.9Sanjay Sharma Sarla Sharma Tulsi Ram HC/GD SS Bn 8.2 77.9Harihar Mishra Akhilesh Mishra Shiv Kant Mishra HC/Edn 18 Bn 8.2 77.9Surender Kumar Seema Devi Harpal Singh SI/RO 27 Bn 8.2 77.9Rajender Singh Ramti Devi Trilok Singh HC/GD 27 Bn 8.2 77.9Lijo Mathunny Lissy Mathunny Mathunny SI/RO Dte. Gen 8.2 77.9Rohit Kumar Kalasho Devi Kashmir Singh Ct/GD 27 Bn - 76.4Neetu Bora Saraswati Jiwan Singh HC Academy - 76.2Preeti Pramila Rakesh Prasad Insp/CM 3 Bn 8 76Anita Pandey Geeta Pandey Chandra Shekhar SI/Edn 8 Bn 8 76PandeyBabita Poonam Devi Lokender Singh SI/Pnr 28 Bn 8 76Renu Angrejo Devi Rohtash HC/GD 28 Bn 8 76Priyanka Pal Rekha Rani Virender Singh HC/GD DDN 8 76Nikhil Bisht Manju Bisht Manmohan Singh Insp/HT N.Ftr 8 76Neha Sharma Bina Sharma Devender Kumar Sharma SI/GD 27 Bn 8 76Anoop Singh YersongCGPA-9.4 (89.3%)Nitin KumarCGPA-9.4 (89.3%)Anil Bisht88%MitashiCGPA-9.2 (87.4%)21

Archna KumariCGPA-9 (85.5%)Neerja KharwalCGPA- (84.3%)Akshay SinghCGPA- 8.8.(83.6%)Shubhra DikshitCGPA- 8.8 (83.6%)Amit KumarCGPA- 8.8 (83.6%)BhawnaCGPA- 8.2 (77.9%)Shilpa ThakurCGPA- 8.6 (81.7%)Richa Rai80%Yogesh UpadhyayCGPA- 8.4 (79.8%)Prachi SinghCGPA- 8.4 (79.8%)Sushmita PandeyCGPA- 8.2 (77.9%)Rajender KumarCGPA- 8.2 (77.9%)Juhi NegiCGPA- 8.2 (77.9%)Neha SharmaCGPA- 8 (76%)22

Rahul Upreti Hema Upreti Bhuwan Chandra, SI/RO Telecom 92.6Mahima Malik Meena Malik Bhupender Kumar Malik, Dy. JAG SHQ. Tejpur 91.4Aparajita Singh Chauhan Usha Singh Manoj Kumar Singh, Comdt 10 Bn 90.8Apeksha Nimbadia Bimlesh Nimbadia A.P.S. Nimbadia, Comdt 7 Bn 89.6Jayant Mahara Kanta Mahara H. S. Mahara, DC (Engr) SHQ DDN 88.6Akshita Pradeep Tripti Pradeep Ishan Pradeep, DIG(Engr) N. Ftr 87.5S. Aliyamma Mathew Susan Mathew Blessen Mathew 30 Bn 87.5Shweta Manju Dinesh Singh, Insp/CM Dte. Gen 86.6Ankita Purohit Lata Devi Anusuya Prasad TPT Bn 86.6Neeraj Mehta Pushpa Mehta D. S. Mehta, Insp/HT Dte. Gen. 84.8Himani Mamta Devender Kumar, UDC Dte. Gen 83.8Pooja Rawat Nandi Kunwar Singh, SI/RO Academy 83.8Amandeep Cheema Baljit Kaur Balwinder Singh, SI/RO SHQ(ITA) 83.8Rakesh Kumar Sita Devi Dr Binod Kr.Singh SMO 18 Bn 83.6Shabnam Hussain Rukkya Hussain Jahid Hussain DDN 83Mukesh Kumar Devki Devi Munna Kumar 5 Bn 82.8Divya Kavi Laxmi Kavi Jagat Prasad, Insp/RT Telecom Bn 82.6Navneet Singh Seeta Devi Jeet Singh,HC/Pnr 28 Bn 81.6Akansha Rana Kasturi Rana Beer Singh Rana, SM 37 Bn 81.4Alok Saroha Raj Kumari Pradeep Saroha, Insp/CM 11 Bn 81.2Barsha Ramola Beena Devi Lakshman Singh HC/GD 31 Bn/ DDN 81Yugal Bhushan Suman Devi Shashi Bhushan 28 Bn 80Deekshant Rawat Bira Devi Bharat Singh Rawat TPT Bn 79.8Nitesh Singh Rupi Devi Satte Singh, Insp 8 Bn 79.8Arun Panwar Shobha Rawat Bikram Singh, Insp/CM Dte. Gen 79.4Suvigya Yadav Meera Yadav Dinesh Kumar, SI/RO SHQ LKO 79.2Sanchita Dasila Anita Dasila Rajendra Singh, Insp/HT 22 Bn 78.8Deepti Nagar Deepa Nagar Ashok Kumar, SI/RO SHQ LKO 78.8Daaman Meet Paul Deepinder Kaur Darshan Kumar Paul NW Ftr 78.8Naresh Kumar Maya Devi Rajesh Kumar, HC/GD 15 Bn 78.4Rahul Chand Ramola Sarojini Ramola Ramesh Chandra Ramola, HC/GD Telecom Bn 78.4Akash Thakur Jeewan Lata Chaman Lal, Insp/GD 34 Bn 78.4Tushar Parmar Basanti Devi Devender Singh, DC 44 Bn 78Nischal Neeta Diwan Singh, Insp/Over Academy 78Freddy Mathew Elizabeth Mathew K.M.Mathew, Addl. JAG Spl. Ftr. 77.6Himanshu Dangi Pushpa Dangi Prakash Chandra Singh Dangi DDN 77.2Pankaj Kumar Rekha Kumari Ramesh Patiyal, SI/RO 18 Bn 77Ayushi Vyas Archana Vyas Raghunandan Dte. Gen 76.8Jorawar Singh Sukhwinder Kaur Rattan Singh, SO Dte. Gen 76.66Saurabh Kohli Basanti Dayal Lal 43 Bn 76.4Ashmita Chakraborty Nupur Chakraborty Ashish Chakraborty, Comdt 13 Bn 76Amit Sisodia Mukta Jogender Singh 26 Bn 75.8Aliyamma Mathew(87.5%)Shweta(86.6%)Jayant Mahara(88.6%)Akshita Pradeep(87.5%)23

Himanshu Dangi(77.2%)24

Personnel MattersPromotions1. Shri D.S. Sangwan, Deputy Commandant promoted as Second-in- Command and posted at 10 th Bn. Kimin2. Shri Hoshiar Singh, Deputy Commandant promoted as Second-in- Command and posted at 33 rd Bn. Guwahati3. Shri S.K Saha, Assistant Commandant (Tele) promoted as Deputy Commandant (Tele) and posted at SHQ Lucknow4. Shri Mohan Singh, Insp/RO Promoted as Assistant Commandant (Tele) and posted at ITBP Academy5. Shri Ved Prakash, Insp/RO Promoted as Assistant Commandant (Tele) and posted at 27 th Bn. Bhatinda6. Shri Khem Raj, Insp/RO Promoted as Assistant Commandant (Tele) and posted at 15 th Bn. (Att. with Dte.Gen.)7. Shri Dwarika Nath, Insp/RO Promoted as Assistant Commandant (Tele) and posted at 20 th Bn. Aalo8. Shri Laxmi Chand, Insp/RO Promoted as Assistant Commandant (Tele) and posted at 2 nd Bn. Kullu (HP)9. Shri Mukesh Kumar, Insp/RO Promoted as Assistant Commandant (Tele) and posted at 12 th Bn. MatliTransfersFromTo1. Shri R.L. Shukla, Second-in- Command(Telecom) Dte. Gen. Telecom Bn, Shivpuri (M.P)2. Shri Rajesh Pandey, DC (Telecom),Telecom Bn. Dte. General, New Delhi3. Shri B.N Sonawan,DC (Telecom),SHQ (LDK) Telecom Bn, Shivpuri (M.P)4. Shri Bindeshwsar Kumar, AC (Telecom) 12 th Bn, Matli SHQ (DDN) against vacancy of DC (Tele)5. Shri Om Prakash, AC (Telecom) 20 th Bn, Aalo Dte. General, New Delhi6. Shri Shashi Bhushan, AC (Telecom) Dte. General 4 th Bn, Dhirang (Arunachal Pradesh)7. Shri Tapas Ray, AC (Telecom) Dte. General 10 th Bn, Kimin (Arunachal Pradesh)8. Shri Kishore Singh, AC (Telecom) 10 th Bn, Kimin 26 th Bn, Ludhiana (Punjab)9. Shri Man Singh, AC (Telecom) Dte. General 32 nd Bn, Kanpur (UP)10. Shri Gurdev Singh, AC (Telecom) SHQ (GTK) 23 rd Bn, Dehradun11. Shri Rattan Singh, AC (Telecom) 18 th Bn, Jallandhar/ Allahabad 19 th Bn, Sarahan (HP)12. Shri Amit Kumar Gupta, AC (Telecom) 37 th Bn, Ramgarh Dte. General, New Delhi13. Shri S.V.B. Prabhakaran, AC (Telecom) 23 rd Bn, DDN SHQ (L&C) against vacancy of DC (Tele)14. Shri Rajeev Sinha, AC (Telecom) 9 th Bn, Lohitpur 18th Bn, Jallandhar/Allahabad15. Shri Gopal Chattopadhyay,AC (Telecom) 13 th Bn, Basar Dte. General, New Delhi16. Shri Raghubir Singh, AC (Telecom) 19 th Bn, Sarahan 41 st Bn, Lohaghat, (Uttarakhand)RetirementsShri R.K. Bhatia, DG, ITBP presenting memento to Shri Desh Raj Sharma,AC/Staff Officer on his superannuation, 30 th June, 2010DG, ITBP presenting memento to Shri Mahabir Singh, SI/ROon his superannuation, 30 th June, 2010vkbZ-Vh-ch-ih lekpkj & tqykbZ 2010 28